Redskins edge Barons in ten innings at Ingham
In Ingham Alabama on April 11 the Redskins beat the Barons 7 to 5 in ten innings. Porter led with four hits, Sewell and Taylor drove runs, while the Barons’ ace, Cait, struggled after eight innings. Errors and balls helped the Barons’ late rally as the Redskins held on for the win.
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A's Cubs Should Repeat Last Season Flag Success
William Ritt analyzes likelihood of the Philadelphia Athletics and Chicago Cubs repeating championship runs in 1939. He weighs gaps from last season, notes Cleveland and New York shifts, projects standings for American and National Leagues, and predicts Browns Sox and Cardinals spots amid managerial changes and lineup shifts.
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William Rittleveland
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Rogers Hornsby
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Indians
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Last Minute Trading Shapes National League Pennant Drift
National League teams push trades to strengthen for the 1930 pennant race. The Boston Braves bought Burleigh Grimes from the Pirates, while the Giants added Wallie Roetiger from the Cardinals. Philadelphia eyes Grimes as Shooton builds a stronger lineup with Hurst Thompson Thevenow Whites O'Doul and Klein joining infield and outfield punch. Grover Cleveland Alexander added as pitching coach and relief moundsman.
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McGraw
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Wallie Roetiger
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Burt Shoiton
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Exhibition baseball tour updates across multiple cities
United Press dispatches from Cincinnati Toledo Richmond Charlotte New Orleans Brooklyn Springfield Philadelphia Birmingham and Kansas City recap final exhibition games in progress. Managers plan workouts and lineups as teams finish tours with Cleveland Chicago Boston New York St Louis and other clubs preparing for season openers.
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Dan Howley
Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland
Toledo. C
New York Giants
Chigaze White Sox
Idar
Chicago
Don Plans Another Attempt At Beach Speed Record
British racer Don sought to push the Sanbeam Silver Bullet to beat the automobile speed record on the Daytona Beach course today. He had four runs yesterday but was forced to stop due to beach conditions. his best speed was about 182.24 mph, near the record, with weather a potential obstacle for today’s attempt.
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Daytona Beach
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Planns
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Goughran and Schaaf Agree to Ten Round Philadelphia Bout
Philadelphia’s Goughran, former world light heavyweight champion, signs to meet Boston’s Ernie Schaaf in a ten round bout at Philadelphia Arena on April 21. The announcement came last night from Schaaf’s manager Phil Schlosenberg.
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Ce —Temyar Loughran
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Schaaf
U S Team Advances In French Six Day Bicycle Race
The American team Richli n Buschenhagen led Paris six day race with 111 points, 47 ahead of rivals Mouton and Marcislac. Horan and Beckman surged from last to top the second group in today's event.
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Buschenhagen
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Marcislac
Horan
Beckman
Cantlon Sets Four Cylinder World Speed Record on Dry Lake
MAROC Calif April 11 Cantlon piloted a Miller car to a new world record for four cylinder automobiles clocked at 124.953 miles per hour on a four mile course supervised by the A A A. He started with a one mile run, then completed the return leg each over a mile, achieving about 146 mph on the outbound leg in 24.68 seconds and 144 mph returning in 24.98 seconds, surpassing the prior 141.738 mph record set in 1911 by Bob Borman.
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Investigation Launched Into Carnera Fights In Chicago
The National Boxing Association opened probe into Primo Carnera's one and two round Knockout tour to assess potential active collusion. An investigating committee led by Walter Singer and Jonathan Chain sent questionnaires to commissions in states where Carnera fought to uncover any signs of collusion between his manager and opponents.
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Wisconsin Athi Commission
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Nlinsis Commission
Cambridge Crew Favored In Historic Oxford Race
London April 11 Cambridge holds slight edge over Oxford as the 32nd meeting of the two schools looms. Cambridge shows best four and a half mile practice time at Mortlake, led by American coxswain R E Swartout, the first American to steer Cambridge to victory. Oxford fields its strongest crew in years, chasing a rare win after ten postwar races with only one Oxford victory.
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R. E. Swartout
Woodmen Nine Plans First Practice Sunday
Elyria Woodmen manager Ben Mahi announced the team will hold its first practice of the season Sunday at Cascade Park at 9:51 a.m., weather permitting. He aims to bring back last year’s squad and add new players to bolster the team. players seeking to try out should appear.
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Defending Champion Reaches North South Tourney Semi Finals
The North South Golf Tournament at Pinehurst DC centers on the semi final pairings as George Voight of New York faces Ross Somerville of London Ontario while Eugene Hamens and James Hunter advance, with Hornsby’s heel drawing attention alongside ongoing baseball debates.
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Speaking O Sport on boxing hits and misses
Frank Getty assesses boxing bets and upsets from the past year noting that short-end wagers often fail over time. He cites Taffy Griffiths and Gagnon as examples of trial horses upsetting contenders and warns bettors to avoid heavy risk while predicting Primo Camera may finally be toppled by a credible challenger.
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City Team To Practice At Riverview
The local AAA baseball team will hold its first workout of the season Sunday at 2 p.m. at Riverview Park if O Sol keeps Jupiter Plyvius away. Captain and veteran center fielder Jack Ambrose says all last seasons veterans except the late Ray Draegert are expected to return.
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Jupiter Plyvius
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Homelinks Season Opens at North Olmsted Golf Course
Homelinks, the 15 hole course in North Olmsted Ohio, starts its 1920 season with ice formal opening day plans for tomorrow. Managed by R R Starrett, the venue known as GoHer's Paradise last year due to roughs elimination, has seen good pre season scores. This marks the third year of operation on the original nine holes with a second nine added as a par play course.
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GoHer’s
Nickolette Kayoes Young Schroeder in Amherst bout
Louie Nickolette, the Lorain welter, knocked out Young Schroeder of Amherst in the first round last night in Amherst Ohio. A solid right dropped Schroeder after two rights, sending him to the canvas where he could not rise.
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Gershe Faces Taylor In Lorain Featherweight Show
Benny Gershe, once Cleve Jang feathers idol, returns as top southpaw in the Fifth City to face local foe Al Taylor at Lorain Antler Auditorium Monday night. The card features Ely trio Yia borers, debuts for Mickey Bayrson and Willie Wash, with Bob Graham of Lorain battling Harry Firestien of Berlin Heights in the semi final.
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Willie Wash
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