Errell Baffles Tigeag To Give Tribe 7 1 Win
Detroit April 19 Cleveland hurler Errell baffled the Tigers to a 7 1 win. He held scoreless until the last inning as the infield defense backed him, Jamieson hit well for Cleveland, Fonseca drove in runs, and Hodapp Sewell Ferrell and Goldman contributed hits. Errors and stray outs marred an otherwise steady performance as Cleveland pitchers allowed eight hits.
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Local Fairways Update From Sundar Tour Start
Local golf notes report Bob Randall and Spring Waller Pro chasing a divisional tour start at Sundar with a first s¢ of the season. Isma Country Club hosts the schedule set to begin on the 3rd. Black confirms. Despite wet conditions, play continues as renovations proceed at the clubhouse with two new ladies rooms and a gym.
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Sundar
Isma Country Club
Ok Black
Ieason
Hough
Woodmen Nine To Practice At Cascades Park
Mahi, manager of the Woodmen Nine, called for all players to be at Cascades Park at 9 30 for the team’s first spring practice. The session follows a recent tryout period with several new candidates presenting for berths.
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Aren Cincinnati 7 Hater Cardinals i League Totals
A compact, data driven snippet notes Aren Cincinnati with seven and Hater Cardinals in the league totals, referencing American 16 and National in a terse standings style. The fragment preserves named entities and league context without inventing outcomes or dates.
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Eagles Hold Amateur Boxing Card This Monday Night
Twenty two aspiring boxers meet at Eagles Hall Monday at 8 pm for eleven bouts. Anthony Jezewski leads a strong card with rivalries against Mike Tobicash and brothers John and Anthony Jezewski. Notable matchups include Frank Sage versus Battling Baker and Fort Welker against Stanley Simmons as a promising amateur showcase.
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Mike Tobicash
Johnny Miller
John Jezewski
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Simon-Prre
Anthony Jezenski
Eliy
Anthony
Jjohe Jezewski
Johnny Afilier
Miller
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Frank Sage
Battling Baker
Baker
Fort Welker
Grafton
Stanley Sim
Stanley Mashock
Kid Lorain
Hubert Herold
Stanley Jezewski
Bob Carr
Gorilla Lewas
John Jezewscki
John Miller
Battling Beker
Antone Jezewski
Elyia Bagh
Anne
Rain Strands Four National League Teams in New York
New York April 13. The four National League clubs Giants Phillies Braves and Brooklyn now in Greater New York hope to resume action today at the Polo Grounds and Ebbets Field. The Giants and Phillies lead the league with one win each while Carl Hubbell and Lou Kouppal were listed as probable pitchers. Off days saw players occupy themselves with cards shows and bridge games featuring Grover Crevel Alexander and Ha Burleiga Grimes among others.
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Boston
May Abandon Open Winter Golf Play
New York April 12. Lucrative open golf tournaments during the winter season may become invitation affairs next season. Proposals to limit entries aim to boost gate receipts, with prize funds trimmed and a portion reallocated to cover invited entrants. Albert RR Gates, the new head of professional golf, is expected to adopt a new plan before the coming campaigns. Future tours may stay open to all, but with reduced purses and a larger invited entry share. Pro golfers returning home after the winter run in Oregon say travel without guarantees is unprofitable. Past winters saw Horton Smith, Gene Sarazen, and Bill Mehrhorn win big prizes. others earned little beyond experience. Hagen's winnings were only $50.
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Baseball Weather Hopes As MLB Teams Rush Playoffs
United Press reports baseball magnates seek favorable weekend weather to salvage profits from opening week postponements. Only 17 of 33 games have been played, with Western National League clubs most active. Bill Hallahan led with an 11 to 1 Cardinals win over the Cubs, though he walked nine. Pirates beat Reds 5 to 3 as the Cubs faced Cincinnati. Rain halted Philadelphia vs New York and Boston vs Brooklyn, with Yankees set for a doubleheader against Boston today. Continuous rain and cold froze most other schedules.
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Reds
New York
Dedicate Wing Ceremony Highlighted by Lexington Derby Hope
Chicago April 19. Dedicate, the son of Dodge on-time, shows strong form in the Kentucky Derby campaign after winning at Lexington. He led early, was neck and neck with Ante-Bellum, then surged past in the final eighth of a mile to win by a length. Jockey Du Bois steered him as the Midwestern expectation grows. Dedicate’s Derby distance question remains unresolved though his late speed suggests strong duel prospects with Tannery next week.
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California to ban Carnera from boxing after bout scandal
The California Athletic Commission plans to ban Primo Carnera from boxing in California after a controversial match against Leon Chevalier. A special Monday session is expected to vote to revoke licenses for several participants and suspend others, following a towel being thrown in by Robert Perry and alleged management influence.
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Bill Duffy
New York
Leon Lee
Akron West Cinder Men Duel At Ely Stadium
Akron West Cinder Men meet Crimson Flash in a 2:30 dual meet at Ely Stadium. Akron West is a tough foe but early showing favors the Crimson Cinder men to win. Also notes Spring Valley Trap Shooters opening events with Lakewood and Cleveland members at 9 a.m. Sunday.
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Standings and schedule update from early baseball results
National League games postponed and standings noted. American Resolphis leads 7 7 with Detroit 7 while Ames postponed at 5. Cubs and Giants show mixed results as Boston and Brocky Paulaspila are listed for today in New York and St. Leo venues.
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Elsha Country Club Adds Dick Timms to Roster
Golfag’s Elsha Country Club declares Dick Timms eligible for this summer. Timms, ex-Ohio University athlete, previously held a posi tion at Mentor Headlands last summer. The club, a strong six man squad, has won the Western division and beat the Eastern division champion in a playoff. Timms is a former caddie who starred at Euclid Shore High and Ohio University. He will be eligible for all 1930 district association events.
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Dick Timms
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Mentor Headlands Country Club
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Howard Barbour
Leonard Tufford
E. Rans
W. B. Timms
Euclid Shore High
Okio University
Eagles Nine To Practice Sunday At South Amherst Diamond
The Elyria Eagles class A baseball team will hold a Sunday practice at 2 50 PM on the South Amherst diamond led by Manager Fitzpatrick. He hopes for sunny weather to get the squad in shape for the fast class A competition he has booked and invites players to try out at the session.
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Big Ten Baseball Opens Season With Purdue Ohio State Match
Chicago April 19. Purdue, newly crowned football and basketball champion, opens Big Ten baseball with Ohio State at Columbus while Chicago faces Indiana at Bloomington. Purdue fans expect a third major title this athletic year after strong pre season play by the Boiler makers.
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Women golfers urged to keep balance and hip swing
Roy Grove analyzes Miss Virginia Var Wie’s smooth finish and compares it with Cecil Leitch’s grip. He argues women should avoid leaping or wrist whipping and instead keep both feet grounded and rotate hips for accuracy through the fairway.
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Bud Taylor and LaBarba Train For Chi Bout
Chicago April 19. Bud Taylor and Fidel LaBarba trained for their ten round featherweight bout Monday night. Both fighters share a similar style, promising a duel of left hands. This bout begins an elimination series by promoter Jack Dempsey to find an opponent for Battalino in an outdoor summer championship. Taylor was a slight favorite as betting and advance tickets suggested strong audience interest.
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Rule To Hurl Against Shaw Nine Today
Freddy Rule is set to face Shaw Hi in the opening Lake Erie game today. He is the lone veteran hurler with strong spring training form and seeks revenge for Shaw’s previous win in 1929. Needham, Shaw’s dependable pitcher, is likely slated to start against Elyria’s star.
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Willis-Overland League week results show clean sweep by Team 3
Team 3 swept all games in the Willis-Overland League week. Team 2 defeated Team 1 in two games while Team 14 beat Team 3 in two contests.
Eastern College Oarsmen Open Severn River Meet
Eastern rowing season begins on the Severn River with Nazr Columbia and MIT crews competing in the trangulas meet. Columbia, led by Dick Giendon Jr., has dominated collegiate rowing recently, favored against the Navy eight coached by Dick Giendon Sr.
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Severn River
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EHONINE TRIMS RIDGEVILLE 62
Yesterday Whitthoff and Chuck Terry combined to defeat Ridgeville 62 in seven innings. Whitthoff pitched five scoreless frames allowing three hits and fanning three while Terry closed the final inning. Storm delivered a three base hit with Holbrook on base driving in the winning run in the fourth. Sargent expected to start in left field today for Ridgeville.
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Chuck Terry
Ridgeville
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Jack Storm
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Storm
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Jack Sargent
Cards Rookie Batting Star Shines for St Louis
George Fisher, 25, from Avon Minnesota, burst onto the major league scene with the St Louis Cardinals. In four games he collected 11 hits in 15 at bats, including multiple singles and a double, driving attendance and quieting early doubts after his break with Rochester.
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