Veterans of Foreign Wars box show ends with Black beating LeRice
The Veterans of Foreign Wars boxing event at Boughs hall featured nine high quality bouts. Eddie Black of Cleveland outpointed Ray LeRice of Lorain in the final, while semi finals saw Rive knock out Harper and Fergy defeat Brubacker. Young Lorain boxers Dash and Cox provided lively, crowd-pleasing spins, with Dombroski over Yarsh and Sparks over Skea delivering strong performances.
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Kid Brubacker
Oting Fergy
Skea
Helic
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Indians Lose Again to Tigers in Cleveland
Detroit triumphed 9 to 5 in a three game series opener. Cleveland errors and weak relief by Walter Miller contributed to the defeat. The Indians depart for Chicago to open the season at Comiskey Field after the loss.
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Cleveland Indians
Walter Miller
Indians
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Yankees Most Powerful Team In Baseball This Season
New York, April 20. The Yankees show themselves as not only a good ball club but by all odds the class of the league and perhaps one of the greatest teams of all time. They boast 80 many hitters, a deep lineup, and pitching depth led by Pennock and Teat her. Babe Ruth is recovering from illness but the squad remains strong and capable of winning the pennant.
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Hiteh Teather
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Stoney Takes HGH Honors In Interclass Track Meet
Senior Stoney leads with multiple wins and high marks as interclass meet ends after spring break. Elis dominates sprints and hurdles, Carpenter clears high jump, Van Oster shines in distance and relays, with Nasipak and Tichnor among other firsts and seconds across events.
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Heath
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Berger Jr
Dean
K. Martin Salligh
M. Lotzower Tichnor Jr
Carpenter Sr
Junin
Hrnson
Tichnor Jr
Brown
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Marlin K
Glove van Oster
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Mienng
Walker
Torrow
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Wellert
France
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Stoner
Lottow
Meath
Berger
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St. Fin
KB. Martin
Loatzow
Tine
Jone
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Wilton
Pick
Crown
Ty Cobb steals home in sixth as Phillies top Senators
Veteran Ty Cobb proved his speed by swiping home in the sixth inning as Crowder wound up for Washington. Lamar had tied the game earlier on a sacrifice fly, but Philadelphia finally beat Washington 3 to 1.
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Sport Events Today HACTNG and BASEPALL Open Seasons
A terse roundup notes continuations of meri tage at Warre de Grace and Salt Lake City, inaugurations for Lone Star Learns and Fledmont League, an annual Mid-April golf tourney at Pinelauret North Carolina, and the Makoah Vienna soccer tour opening at Berble and Pu.
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Salt Lake City
Lone Star
Pinelauret
N.C
Makoah
Vienna
Berblethen
Drastic shakeup in Cincinnati Reds lineup announced
Cincinnati manager Jack Hendricks announced a drastic shakeup after five losses in six NL games. Ral Malin will replace Walter Christensen in center. Burns Kord to short. Jim Bressler to left when fit. Hughey Crita to replace George Kelly. Dittenrer benched. Eppa Rixey to pitch next game.
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Eppa Rixey
Reds
Can Dig Bil Come Back in Tennis Comeback Talk
New York reports doubt over Bit Tideo potentially returning to peak form after years of injuries and mixed results in Florida. Analysts note his trick knee and temperamental moods may hinder a comeback as he aims to face Rene Lacoste and French rivals on the international circuit.
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South
Pili Johnston
Johnston
Rene Lacoste
International Court
Mmore
LaCoste
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Paat
United States
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Wilden
Jonnatan
Dick Wiliams
Bud Chandler
Feld
George King
Frank Winter
Den
Williams
Willams
Boxing and sports notes from multiple cities
A jumble of brief sports items reports Delaney’s heavyweight status and possible title relinquishment, tennis official decisions, Giants outfielder Text Trase Young leaving hospital, golf round results at Pinehurst, course results at Mason and Dixon, and Scapa Flow Ma r War colt injury rumors at Pimlico.
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Trase Young
New York Giants
Pimlico
Forty year old athlete wins Boston Marathon
In Boston on April 20 Clarence Tic Mar, a 40-year-old Melrose sprinter, claimed victory in the 26 mile Marathon A. A. race. He led a field of 18 rivals, with four of the first seven finishers over 87. The Canadian winner last year, Johnny Wiles, dropped out mid-race due to humidity and fumes. De Mars has won the event five times, first in 1911.
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Clarence Tic Mar
Boston A. A
Melrose
de Mar
Rilk Kennedy
Johnny Wiles
Yants
de Mars
Notes On Sport and Olympic Stadium Construction 1928
Notes discuss heavyweight boxing contenders with Wis and Corbett, and shifting favorites including Jim Malone aiming to return the title to Boston. It also explains multiple prominent Browns in Britain and clarifies real names. A football flotilla and cycling path rise at the Olympic stadium site in Amsterdam as reinforced concrete work speeds up. The Olympic committee targets completion by summer 1928.
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Nero Harry Wis
Soledurm
Jin Corbett
Johimy Brown
Theer
Brown
Te Olympic Stadium
Am Matradam
Four former Big Ten runners to race in Ohio Relays hurdles
Four former American Olympic team members and a Paris medalist will run in special hurdle races at the Ohio Relays in Columbus Ohio next Saturday. Kinsey Guthrie Werner and Brickman lead a strong quartet aiming to lower high and low hurdle marks with officials and timing crews set at the different distances.
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Paris
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Cinder Path
Dan Kinsey
Chuck Werner
Hif Voin
Chapklie Birckman
Chicago
Phin Guthrie
Ohio State
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Thomson
Canada
W. D. Griffith
Gibile
Werner
Brickman
Big Ten
Talpo Nich 3 Elected Head of City Team
Ralph Nichols a second sacker for Elyria City team was elected manager captain for the coming season. He initially said he would not play but was persuaded to join the opening game. Voting showed Nichols ahead of Ambrose on the ballots, with four votes to Ambrose’s two. The appointment is popular and signals possible changes elsewhere.
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Elyria City
Sven Ing
Nichols
Ambrose
Nichole
Sam Deutsch
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