Phillies Lead NL As Giants Sink In Standings
United Press reports the Philadelphia Phillies atop the National League after an upset win over the Giants 7 to 6 highlighted by Don Hurst’s eighth inning homer off Carl Hubbell. Dodgers beat Braves 8 to 2, Reds top Cubs 8 to 2, Pirates defeat Cardinals 7 to 4, while in the American League Washington wins 2 to 0 and Athletics rally past the Yankees 8 to 3 as all major teams finally play following favorable weather.
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United Press
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Red Sox
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Boston
St. Louis Browns
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Philadelphia
Wid
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Lot Gehrig
Jimmy Foxx
Cochrane
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Cleveland
Merchants and Business Men to Clash in Practice Game
Elyria's two top baseball clubs the Merchants and the Business Men prepare for a season opening practice game at Ely Stadium. The Business Men, under Ed Stokes, will start at 2 o clock with pitching choices undisclosed. The Merchants, led by Herman Klein, also withholds rotation. The Business Men compete in the C and L Joop while the Merchants play in the Tri-County.
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Merchants
Business Men
Ely Stadium
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Stokes
Herman Klein
Tri-County
STRAIGHT FROM THE SHOULDER STRAIGHT FROM THE SHOULDER
Steve Kaminski plans to quit softball to manage Rattling Yarish the ex boxer now in boxing, claiming a charity bout with Chief Cree and Sol Kailes is possible. Lorain doubts over the Al Taylor Billy Senders match draw laughs as weight rules spark questions about past bouts and commissions.
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Rattling Yarish
Yarish
Sol
Kailes
Chief Till
Cree
Lorain
Taylor
Harry Morrison
Coliseum
Morrison
Harry Morris
Pittsburgh
Mickey Boyson
Jimmy Fileullen
Canton
Champ's Tour Being Probed by Boxing Authority
Chicago reports the National Boxing Association investigating Max Schmeling’s exhibition tour after a heavyweight title bout in Toronto. The inquiry follows a complaint from George Panka’s manager Peter J. Bundach about Schmeling’s alleged beating reports and possible misrepresentation ahead of a planned defense.
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National Boxing Association Today
Max Schmeling
Toronto
Peter J. Bundach
George Panka
Mehmeling
Panka
Huntach
Panikea
Pittsburgh
Wekomeling
John V. Chonin
NBA
To‘yekto Boxing Commission
As- ES
Clinaiavald Schmeling
N. B. A. Terri
Colonels Sweep St Paul in Opening Baseball Round
In Columbus on April 16, Louisville beat St Paul 6 to 2 as Todt homered in the fifth and Saints added three in the ninth before Clyde Hatter closed out the win. Lou Fette pitched for Kansas City in a 7 to 4 win over Columbus. Milwaukee defeated Toledo 11 to 5 after driving out four Columbus pitchers. Indianapolis edged Minneapolis 5 to 4 in the other game.
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American Association
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Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbus
Toledo
Todt
Saints
Clyde Hatter
Lou Fette
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Game And Fish Ass'n To Hold Field Trial In Ohio
The Lorain County Game and Fish Association will stage the first of five coon field trials tomorrow afternoon at the Snyder farm on Duck Fond road. Presiding judge Burt L McQueen of Vermilion says more than fifty top coon dogs from Northern Ohio will compete. The event highlights a regional wildlife sport in a rural setting with local officials overseeing the competition.
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Lorain County Game and Fish Association
Snyder Farm
Duck Fond Road
Burt L McQueen
Vermilion
Ohio
Whitehill Beats Indians 3-2 in Tigers Victory
Earl Whitehill outpitched Clint Brown as Detroit beat Cleveland 3-2 to take the series. The Indians led 3-1 until the eighth when Detroit tied the game on a Ruel bunt score and Davis single. Rogell scored the decisive run in the ninth after a complex sequence, with Whitehill earning the win despite a late rally by Cleveland.
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Clint Brown
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Cleveland Indians
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Cleveland
Bengals
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Rogenl
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Stnand
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Gehringer
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Rogell
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Pavic Lefton Tases
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Guthrie
Nallin
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Ana
Walter Johnson Keeps Managerial Course for Senators
Central Press reports Walter Johnson, once a star pitcher, rejects comeback talk and remains Washington’s manager. He will not return to mound duty, focusing on guiding the Senators in the pennant chase while preserving his health and reputation. Johnson notes his leadership role is ample and crucial amid aging ex-athletes and renewed veteran comebacks.
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Central Press
Walter Johnson
Walter
Washington
Johnson
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Yong
Travering Golfer Travers Faces Comeback Question
Henry McLemure reflects on aging stars returning to golf with Jerome Travers as a case study. The piece weighs fame, money, and reception, noting Travers at 45 risks fading charm while contemporaries Hagen, Arbour, and Sarazen shape the modern game. It questions whether public appetite for classic names will endure and if Travers can draw crowds again.
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Torres
Rus Jones
Taft
Herbert Hoover
Ray Vallee
Notheing
Quidk
Alvin York
Joyce Wawley
John Buonr
Travers
Hagen
Armour
Farrell
Sarazen
Burke
Jess
Ufsing
Hum
Jerry
Debint
City Motors Hold First Drill Tuesday
City Motors softball team holds its first season practice Tuesday evening at McKinley Field starting at 6 o'clock. Manager Bill Curtis announced the event and asked fee-paying players and any tryouts to report. Names listed include Fred Smith Oscar Powell Jim Henke Carel Bainbridge Bill Cos Dave Robertson Jocka Britch Stanley Ozminski Jonny Ct bula Watson Reed Gerhardin Koviak Ernest Krist.
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Gelock
Bill Curtis
feeNow
Ing
Fred Smith
Oscar Powell
Jim Henke
Carel Bainbridge
Bill Cos
Dave
Bill Robertson
Jocka Britch
Stanley Ozminski
Jonny Ctbula
Watson
Reed
Gerhardinger
Koviak
Ernest
Krist
Princeton Crew Opens Season With Navy Challenge
Princeton Varsity crew, composed of veteran oarsmen, opens the Eastern Intercollegiate Rowing season on Carnegie Lake by facing Navy over a mile and three quarter course. The Tigers, under Gordon Sikes, seek a slight edge against the Middies, coached by Buck Walsh, amid weather delays and new training systems. Nassau’s varsity set the course record previously, while Navy’s crew remains the lightest in its history, averaging about 173 pounds to Princeton’s roughly 177.
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N. J
Carnegie Lake
Meena Navy
Annapol
Nassau
Gordon Sikes
Tigers
Annapolis
Buck Walsh
Shane
Navy
Simpson Loses at Ohio State Wesleyan Track Meet
Simpson once the Buckeye Bullet finished second in a 100 meter handicap race at the Ohio State Ohio Wesleyan track meet. Willis Richards and Emil Luckey beat him as he clocked 11 seconds for the distance.
Wisconsin Tops Notre Dame In College Baseball Clash
Wisconsin defeats Notre Dame 10 to 3 while Town faces Northwestern 13 to 10 and Michigan 4 to 9. Michigan State Normal falls 3 to 10 in the latest standings update.
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Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Town
Northwestern
Michigan
Michigan State Normal
Comback attempts miss the mark among aging champions
The passage lists former heavyweight Jack Dempsey Jens Willard Jack Johnson Benny Leonard Stanisz Zyhszko Charlie Paddock Helen Meany Barney Oldfield and other past greats who seek renewed success. None have yet earned their chance though Meany and Oldfield appear to have the best heat prospects in their sports where youth alone does not decide success.
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Jack Dempsey
Jens Willard
Jack Johnson
Benny Leonard
Stanislaus Zyhszko
Charlie Paddock
Helen Meany
Barney Oldfield
Miss Meany
Big Five Players Spark Inconsistently Scoring Game
United Press reports Babe Ruth had one run and one hit in four at bats. Lou Gehrig hit his second home run and drove in two, with two runs and two RBIs in four at bats. Hack Wilton homered once with one run in four at bats. Stuiman added a run and five hits in five at bats. Pepper Martin went 0 for five with no runs or RBIs. The era highlights Gehrig’s pursuit of Scott’s consecutive games record, beginning the season with 1,041 straight and Scott at 1,307 games.
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United Press
Babe Wuth
Atove
Gehrig
Tnt
Hack Wilton
Royve
Tony
Stuimann
Ron
Pepper Martin
Ae Pat
Lou Gehrig
Everett
Scott
Lou
Standings and Results Across Multiple Baseball Matches
Standings show Detroit and Cleveland with 2 2 draws and Philadelphia leading 9 5. Today’s schedule lists Cleveland Chicago St Louis Detroit Washington Philadelphia New York Boston and Pittsburgh Cincinnati as matchups with various scores. Preseason exhibitions cited and comments claim parity across teams with references to Chicago White Sox Cubs and other clubs.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Bepenlen
Roxton
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Lom
Washingston
Jody Cileago Shen
Huy
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Moe
al Weston Vane
Wee
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Rem Ono
Keller And Fazekas Star In Ohio State Track Triumph
Ohio State defeated Ohio Wesleyan 119 to 27 in a dual meet using metric distances. Star performers included Jack Keller winning the 110 meter high hurdles and 200 meter low hurdles, and Jesse Fazekas taking the 100 and 300 meter sprints. Don Bennett was sidelined by a sore leg.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Keller
Lorain
Ralph Teatsorth
United Press
Olumbus
Ohio State
Qobic Wesleyan
Obio State
Jack Koller
Wou
Jesse Frazekas
United States
Don Bennett
Hug
Clayton Herrick
James Dille
Mora Tertelbann
George Arnold
Nile
Wise
Teitelbaum
Smith and Lewis
John Hall
Karl Johnson
Olue State
John Wonsowi
Hoehman and Smith
Slemer Smith
Gho State
Marl Johnson
Oho State
Lloyd Wise
Lorain Romps Rocky River In Erie Opener 16-1
Lorain High beat Rocky River 16 to 1 in the Erie opener. Lorain jumped to an early lead behind strong pitching and steady hitting led by Franka and Karoshi. The Shan-Lakewood game was postponed due to wet field conditions. Elyria opens its season today at home.
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Lorain High Schools
Erie
Rocks
U.e Purple
Franka
Karoshi
Wada
Lakewood
Diamond
Elsuia
Heights
Elyria
St John’s Lutheran Bowlers Banquet to feature Otto K. Mithka
Members of the St John’s Lutheran church bowling league will hold their annual banquet and meeting at the church recreation parlors on Wednesday evening April 27 at 7:30. Local attorney Otto K. Mithka will be the speaker.
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St John's Lutheran Church Bowling League
Otto K. Miathka
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