Burnett Stars In Cleveland Win Over Tigers
Cleveland pitcher Hudlin was solid but Burnett delivered the decisive hit as the Indians beat Detroit 2 to 0. Burnett drove in two runs with a seventh inning double, while Falk Hodapp and Burnett led the Tribe with two hits each. Hudlin allowed only one run when dangerous traffic near the bases briefly threatened, and the Indians pulled away late to secure the shutout.
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George Ble
Tigers
Hudlin
Youst Joharr Burnety
Cleveeland
Bib Falk
Hodapp
Falk
Stene
Tze Tisers
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Johnson
Lice
Plurs
Gehringer
Rogell
Alexander
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Detroit
Sases
Clarence Blair
Croiler
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Sheriff Blake
Reds
Wally Berger
Boston Braves
Brooklyn
Berger
Los Angeles
Brookiv
Doeg Wins North South Net Title
Doeg defeats Gregory Augiz 6-9 6-7 6-3 to win the North South tennis title at Pine, amid a field of top men and women players for the Mason and Dizon championships in Sulphur Springs. Wilmer Alison and John Van Arn Grange win doubles. George Loi of Chicago and Doeg take doubles 8-6. Semifinals and finals in mixed doubles set for the event.
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Sulphur Springs
Johnny Loeg
Mason and Dizon
Pine
Gregory
Augiz
Drle
Wilmer Alison
Fort Worth
Bild
John Van Arn_ Grange
Lorainites To Organize Bowling Green Club
Lorain Ohio April 21 Lorainites plan to form a Bowling Green Club meeting at 7 30 tonight at the Delaware Avenue M Church hall Lorain. The event is led by Jorge Snowdon and has drawn English and other Lorain residents interested in the revived sport. Councilman Munro proposes establishing several Bowling Greens in the city to ease play.
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Lorain
Ip van Winkle
Delaware Avenue
East Erie Street
Jorge Snowdon
England
Scotland
Munro
Elyria pace past Akron West in 79 to 48 rout
Elyria High track team overwhelmed Akron West, 79 to 48, at Ely Stadium in its second outdoor meet. Fleming led Elyria with multiple wins, while Davis of Akron and Hupp and Blakely of Elyria posted top showings. The meet featured sprint, distance, hurdling, and field events with Elyria dominant throughout and the Eagles clinching most events including the 880 and relays.
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Crimson Flash Tracksters
Akron West High Cowboys
Elyria High
Neas Akron
Ely Stadium
Elyria
Akron Weer
Davis
Akron
Plemins
Blakely
Mahun
Hopper
Robinson
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Ose
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Goecke
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Averiete
Cop
Fiem
3Fe Curdy
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Harold
Tre
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Eas
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Rubber City Bet
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Sharkey
Jim
Buss
Carlson
Mahan
Vistors
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Esyrria
EHS
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Mahant
Low Nurdies
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Golebich
Shor Puti
Hardy
Buswell
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Greenlas
Thomas and Godéarta
H. Husain
C. Kushin
Elyria Wen
Akron Sevand
Bud Taylor Strives To Pass La Barba In Chicago Fight
Bud Taylor of Terre Haute will face Fidel La Barba in Chicago as promoter Jack Dempsey launches a series to crown a featherweight title challenger for Battalino. The bout shapes elimination rounds with Tanner, La Barba, Kid Chocolate, and Bari as leading contenders. Both fighters weigh about 126 pounds.
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Tere— Sull
Httle
Buddy Taylor
Blonds
Terre Haute
Ind
Fidel la Barba
Battalliaino
Jack Dempser
Hope
Battalino
Tanner
la Barba
Batialino
Buddy
LaBarba
Battalins Cho
Tavier
Labarta
Standings and schedule notes from early baseball league play
National League standings list Chicago four, Cincinnati five with Philadelphia two. East teams Pittsburgh and St Louis lead, games today include Brooklyn at Brockton, Philadelphia at New York, Pittsburgh at St Louis, Chicago at Cincinnati. Forsyth farmers show Bliss Triumph potatoes yielding a net profit of 3730 dollars from a five acre field on Turnell Brothers farm.
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Todar
Gboesinn
Brockiys
Philadelphia
New York
Tetisburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Forsyth
Mont
Turnell Brothers
City semi pro team poised for Suburban league spot
Elyria City team awaits a final decision tonight at the Suburban league meeting in Cleveland. A strong possiblity exists they join this season as AAA teams abandon schedules. Captain Ambrose and George Smith will attend the meeting as the club trims 17 candidates, with Tommy Nickelette returning to second base and Ray Draegert remembered as a key loss. The squad plans to rely on Connie Schroeder and Bill Roge for pitching, while first base remains unsettled.
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Elyria
Cleveland
Jack Ambrose
Ambrose
George Smith
Berea
Dover
Brooklyn Heights
Sorth Olmsted
Lorain
Tommy Nickelette
Cavort
Tommy
Ray Draegert
Inield
Draegerl
Connie Schroeder
Bill Roge
Mike Skrup
Toledo Mudhens Retain Lead
April 21 report from Columbus shows the Toledo Mudhens scoring 18 hits for 12 runs to beat St. Paul 12 to 6 and hold the American Association lead. Kansas City defeated Louisville 4 to 3. Milwaukee beat Indianapolis. Columbus lost to Milwaukee after a late ten-inning effort. Roetiger and Brillacari highlighted hits in a day of heavy hitting and four pitchers used.
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Toledo Mudhens
St. Paul
American Association
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis U
Cornaibus
Minneapolis
Scott
Todeio Hurtler
New York Giants
Saints
Roetiger
Brillacari
Kemner
Milwaukee Crew
Colonels
Louville
Home Run Hitters Lead Leagues
Yesterday's homer leaders listed include Simmons of the Athletics with 3, Alles of the Reds with 2, Berger of the Braves with 1, and Giants with 1. Totals show National League 14 and American League 15.
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Simmons
Athletics
Alles
Reds
Berger
Braves
Giants
Zachary Charged With First Defeat In Two Years
Tom Zachary, veteran New York Yankees left hander, suffered his first loss in two years in the opening game of the 1930 season. He had won 12 and lost none last year, but allowed six runs in eight innings as the Lands of the Senators beat the Yankees.
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Zachary
Washington
Tom Zachary
New York Yankees
The
Senators
Lloyd Brown
Sovikpaw
Yankees
Shaw Edges Elyria in Lehi Baseball Opener
Shaw defeated Elyria 6 to 3 in the Lake Erie League opener at Lehi Stadium. Pitcher Rule dominated early, yielding only three hits through three innings, then fended off a second inning rally as Shaw built a lead. Felger, Moyer, Soskin, and Rule contributed key hits for Shaw, while Burley stood out for Elyria with a two base hit.
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Shaw
Elyria
Lehi
George
Sapense
Fred Hale
Elyria High
Lake Erie
Pfafl
Kuns
Downe
Felger
Soskin
Kersey
Kmark
Holbrook
Maddock
Shafer
Kerser
Burley
Balk
Oh Son
Mils
Woodmen Schedule Practice When Weather Permits
The Modern Woolmen will practice Tuesday and Thursday. if rain on those days, practice will shift to following nights. Suits issued Thursday night. For game inquiries call 39962.
Southpaw Hurlers Carry Away Early Season Honors In Major League Games
New York April 21 Left handed pitchers dominated the opening games of the major league season. Stewart’s staff highlighted by Pruett French Hallahan and Sweetland earned praise for strong debuts. Pruett held the Phillies to one hit over eight innings before Fred Fitzsimmons gained the win in relief. French and Hallahan each twirled two hit games for wins over Cincinnati and Chicago. Sweetland’s three hitter shutout beat Brooklyn while Lford Brows hit two homers in two early Washington victories. Four shutouts were recorded by Walberg Malone Willis Hudlin and Cleveland.
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Stewart
Hub Pruett
New York Giants
Larry French
Pittsburgh
Bill Hallahan
St. Louis Cardinals
Lester Sweetland
Phillies
Pruett
St. Louis Browns
Polo Grounds
Giants
Homs
Chuck Klein
O'Doul
Fred Fitzsimmons
Tuett
French
Nallahan
Cincinnati
Chicago
Sweetland
Brooklyn Poebins
Lford Brows
Washington
Babe Hath
Lou Gehring
Bob Meusel
Red Sox
Walberg
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Malone
Cardinals
Willis Hudtin
Cleveland
Detroit
Foles
Fitzsimmons
Hatlaban
Agaist Cubs
Jenick
Brown
Agaist Red Sox
Brooklyn
Whitenill
Browns
Baseball Satire Narrows Uproar Over Opening Day
A spoof column lampoons loudspeakers, umpiring, and crowded parks as baseball Roundup. It imagines Babe Ruth and Babe Ruthering in absurd scenarios while lampooning no hit games and night baseball. The piece envisions Boston Red Sox games played in secrecy amid chaotic scenes and comic misadventures at the ballparks.
Amateur boxing card on Breach Street tonight
Twelve amateur bouts headline Eagles busing program at the Hall on Breach Street tonight. The crop of Simon-pure shows produced here during the recent run will display their wares tonight. The vat is expected to be the best of the winter and spring season. All boats were arranged and fighters marched last week.
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Breach Street
Simon-Pure
Thvat
170000 Fans See First Sunday Game of 1930 Season
New York reporters note a capacity crowd of 170000 at major league parks for the first Sunday games of the 1930 season. Rain affected two contests while attendance tallies show NL games in Philadelphia at New York and Boston at Brooklyn, with Chicago at Cincinnati drawing 26000. American League totals near 739049 as New York hosted Washington and Cleveland met Detroit.
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Cleveland
Basten
Lews
Chicago
Raiv
New York
Yesiterday
Washington
Oon
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Baseball News From United Press Leads Pennant Races
Major league standings show the Athletics and Giants atop their leagues with perfect 3-0 records. The Athletics beat the Red Sox 5 3 as five singles in the seventh drove in three runs. The Yankees drop to 0-4 with a 6 8 loss to the Senators. The Giants edge the Phillies 3 2 at the Polo Grounds aided by Mel Ott homering. Clarence Blair’s triple and a Cr …
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United Press
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Officials to Be Guests of Honor at Elyria Meeting
Crossler and J M Lindsley of Sandusky will join hunters and fishermen as guests of honor at a motion picture lecture in Elyria to explain state game laws and changes. Local clubs and the Amherst Outdoor Life Association will attend. schedules for 1930 field trials and purses will be announced. The event includes two hours of motion pictures from the Wellington area with a luncheon to follow at St Pauls Evangelical Church.
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Crossler
Lake Erie
State Game Protector
Amherst Outdoor Life Association
Oberlin Rodang Gun
Wellington Fish and Game Club
Lorsin County Fish and Game Association
Frank
Henke
James Title, Jr
Ohio
Wellington
Sandusky
Ohia
Ely—ria
Loraix County
Blindfold checker and pool goals headline Chicago sport brief
In Chicago on April 21 the world’s premier blindfold checker, Newell W. Banks, predicted to perform six blindfolded games while attempting a 100 point pool shot, with no blindfold during pool shots. Also from Ann Arbor Michigan the university spent about 32680 on sweaters for athletes, mainly varsity football and track, with counts of 119 major and minor M awards. King Tu and Pinkie Kaufmar headline other bouts in St Louis and Hartford, and Jamaica race track opens the Metropolitan racing season with the Paumonok Handicap featuring Polydor carrying top weight.
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United Press Chicago
Newell W. Banks
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
New York
Jamaica Race Track
William Zigler
Polydor
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