Indians fall to Pelicans amid late fielding miscues
Cleveland suffered a 9 7 loss after costly errors in the last two innings. Luke Sewell led with two singles and a homer, while Homer Bailey and Redskin battles shaped a tense, error plagued game. The Pelicans pulled away in the seventh, scoring twice and securing the victory.
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New Orleans Pelica Werl
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Redskins
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Burling
Luke Sewell
Art Cata
Agaize
Romer
Averil
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Ntne Pels
Cleveland
Bush Teague
EHS Cinder Stars Open Interclass Competition
The High track squad launches its annual interclass meet after months of training. Juniors may challenge the four year men as favorites. key performers include Velin broad jump and 220, Hupy and Fleming in hurdles and sprints, and Hall, Fleming, Robinson in distance events. Todd and Goeck lead the mile, with Gerhartinger in the half mile. The meet marks the start of outdoor interclass competition, to extend through the week.
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Vaugie
Sebransksky
Hardy
Hupy
Fleming
Suich
Horan and Son
Iir
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Robinson
Blakely
Hoop
Jim
Gerhartinger
Meives
Patetich
Horan Will
Rocky ‘River
Hupp
Todd
Goeck
Rheal
Horan
Nis
Sixth Street
Lakewood
Athens Texas Wins Inter scholastic Basketball Title
Athens Texas clinched the national scholastic basketball championship by defeating Jena Louisiana 73 to 9 after a strong first half. Freddie and Bennie Thompson sparked the Athens offense as Wade dazzled in the opening periods. Corinth Kr edged St. Johns Military Academy 20 to 15 for third place. More than a ton of pennies were used by a Phoenix man to buy a car, totaling 2200 pennies.
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United States
Athens- Texas
Jena
Cham
Cross Roads
Promi
Foix
Texans
Iena
Guarters
Wade
Logis
Janans
Athens
Bar
Freddie
Bennie Thompson
Louisiana
Imltim
Corinth
St. John’s Military Academy
Delafield
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Ohio condemns hiring men coaches for girls teams
The Ohio Department of Education and the state women’s division of the National Amateur Athletic Association condemn girls’ interscholastic athletics and the practice of hiring male coaches. They urge only competent women instructors and intramural play when numbers allow, noting many activities are of questionable value and county tournaments may be dropped if followed.
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Ohio Department of Education
National Amateur Athletic Association
Ohio High Schools
John L. Clifton
Very V. Barger
de Darimess
Cleveland
W. C
Miss Harrett
Fitchpatrick
Bureau of Physical Welfare
Hazel D. Rex
Toledo
D. Obertenifer
Gertrude Manchester
Ohio Wesleyan Universit Interschola
Cauipm
Clifton
Girls’ Athletic Association
Baseball News Roundup From April Exibitions
United Press reports from multiple cities cover spring exhibition games and player condition notes. Babe Ruth may miss start, Carl Hubbell praised, Macon and Atlanta games, Athletics vs Phillies, Pirates vs Fort Worth, Braves vs Senators, Louisville beat Detroit, St Louis slump at Oklahoma City, Cardinals and Red Wings in Bradenton, Cubs finish Coast slate.
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United Press
Little Rock
Babe Ruth
Walter Laufer Captures AAU Individual Swim Title
CHICAGO April The National AAU team meet concluded with Hollywood Athletic Club taking team honors by 21 points over Lake Shore Athletic Club. Walter Laufer of Lake Shore won the individual title with top finishes in the 100 yard freestyle and 150 yard backstroke, while Buster Crabbe of Honolulu contributed wins in the 500 and 220 yard frees and the 300 yard IM relay. The New York A C placed third.
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Hollywood Athletic Club
Walter Laufer
Lake Shore
Athletic Club Star- Hollywood
New York A.C
Buster Crabbe
Honolulu
Lanier
Utle
Sre
Hollywood
Laufer
Tuis
Fall River Beats Cleveland for Soguer Title
Fall River defeated Cleveland 2 1 to win the Soguer championship in a rain affected game watched by 7 606 in attendance. Jimmie Cavies was fouled late and Ailek McNab converted a long free kick to seal the victory as Fall River held on after an even start with Bruell Insurance.
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Fall River
Cleveland
Soguer
McNab
New York Hakoa
Bowlers Near Finish as AB C Akron Leaders Emerge
Cleveland April 7 The 20th annual American Bowling Congress nears the end of its 38 day run at Public Halls annex. Kalamazoo Michigan’s D Greif and Sons lead team standings with 1990 prize for first, while Larry Shotwell Covington Kentucky and other newcomers vie for all events and singles. Also noted are poles and choppers as Tufts base player Marc Seaver works through school, and Hollywood faces Northwestern in a dual meet after the national collegiate title win.
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D. Greif and Sons
Kalamazoo
Mich
5. & L.meters
Chicago
L. Motors
George Morrison
Morrison
Larry Shotweil
Covington, Kyr
Timie
Beechel
Kansas
City
William Coosey
Hammond
And
Beschel
Clifford Schwaist
Milsaukee
Wooster Lambe Jona
Lambert
Merer
Jimmy Divine
George Herp
Belio
Wis
Divine
Billy Klecz
Pete Butler
Medford
Mass
Marc Seaver
Tufts College
Shawkey Faces Herculean Task for Yankees Title Hope
In April 7 dispatch from New York the Yankees enter the season without Miller Huggins and under new manager Bob Shanker. The veteran roster, aging stars, and untested leadership temper hopes as Shawkey rebuilds the pitching core while Meusel exits and Allan Cooke replaces him in the outfield alongside Coombs and Reith.
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York
New York Yankees
Miller
Scola
Hughes
Yankees
Huggins
Bob Shanker
Essian
Yankee
Ess
Shawkey
St. Peterburg
Bob Meusel
Bob
Allan Cooke
St. Paul
Reeth
Earle Coombs
Lou Genbrig
Tony Lazerr
Mark Koenig
Ben Chapman
Chapimme
Jimmy Reel
Lyn Larr
Ate
Hantas
Leless
Benny Bengough
Shanker
Bill Dickey
BH Hargraves
Helmets for hockey Bruins in playoff game
Defensemen of the Boston Bruins wore football helmets in a Stanley Cup playoff clash against the Montreal Maroons. George Owen, a former Harvard gridiron star, appeared comfortable in the net.
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Boston Brut S
Moxalirel Maroons
George Owen
Harvard
Rockne Heads to Mayo Clinic With Dr Barkorka
Pi Kone Rockne, famed Notre Dame football coach, travels to Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota with Dr C J Barkorka to undergo a thorough going over before returning to South Bend Indiana.
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Mayo Clinic
Miami Beach
Fla
Pi—Konte Rockne
Notre Dame University
Tniey
Rochester
Minn
C. J. Barkorka
Marc Cilaic
South Bend
Ind
Cincinnati poloists beat Equestrium Blues in Cleveland match
In Cleveland Ohio on April 7 Cincinnati College Hill riders defeated the Equestrium Blues 12 to 10 in polo. Captain Jess White starred for the visitors scoring four goals.
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Cleveland, O
USH
Cincinnati College Hill Riders
Equestrium Blues
Jess White
Babe Ruth Fails in Exhibition Highlight Yankee Uncertainty
Babe Ruth’s Charley Horse underscores the New York Yankees uncertainty for 1930. Ruth’s injury risk rivals, Pennock and Hoyt’s decline, and new manager Bob Shanker faces crucial tests while Gehrig, Cooke, and Chapman attempt comebacks and adjustments.
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Babe Ruth
Dallas
Ruth
Yankees
Babe Rush
Herb Pennock
Waite Hart
Gomez
Americus
Lou Gehrig
Ris
College Matmen Win Cups and Hold Big Party
Oklahoma A and M wrestlers return from a 4 day 2090 mile trip with national team title and three individual championships plus three runner ups from the AAU meet in State College Pa. Coach E C Gallagher called the celebratory party in NYC a fitting cap to a decade of dominance. Gallagher notes Western teams lead in collegiate wrestling and says Stillwater may host the 1931 AAU tournament after their strong showing.
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New York
Oklahoma A
Collets P
State College
Bere
New York City
E. C. Gallagher
Gallagher
Oklahoma A. & M
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Aggies
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New York A
Stillwater
Oziz
Miller Huggins system forces shifts and threats
Changes from the Miller Huggins system reflect necessity as much as strategy. Shanker under a limited contract warns he will quit if he cannot prove himself. He has already let go of Fred Heimach who triumphed 11 times and lost 6 last season as a warning to the rest of the players.
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Yankee
Bret
Shawkey
New Yorks
Bob Shanker
Pennock
Hoyi
Yankees
Hoyt
Host
Cooke
St. Paul
Chapman
Gehrig
Shanker
Miller Huggins
Fred Heimach
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