Unclear baseball score update with pitching notes
Detroit 6 Cleveland 10. Bases on balls Karr two Johns five Doyle one. Struck out B Johns by Doyle one. Hits Of Johns nine in five innings. None out in sixth off Doyle no one in inning off Smith three in two? Losing pitcher Johns. Ampres Exams Gwers and Ormsby. Time two hours three minutes.
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Opening Came At Pittsburg Rain May Spoil Plan
Weather prospects cloud Pittsburg as April 22 game between the St Louis Cardinals and the Pirates may be rained out. Fans awaited the home opener with a peaємant raising ceremony and lineup uncertainties for pitchers Meadows Aldridge Rhame Keeton and others.
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Drake Relays Open with Track Powerhouse Draw
The seventeenth Drake Relays opened with more than 3 000 athletes from multiple schools across the United States. Stars including world record holders and the Norwegian pole vaulter were slated to compete as the event runs through the weekend.
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Poor Showing Blamed on Dead Ball for Pirates and Browns
April 22 report from New York blames a dead ball for a weak Pirates and Browns start. Pirates lack first class pitching and heavy hitting, while Browns rely on aging stars like Sisler and Schang as the season opens. Both clubs finished poorly in 1925 and face slow starts ahead of a resumed pennant chase.
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Tagging the Bases Opens Baseball Season Across Leagues
Six home openers all won as the Athletics beat the Senziers 5 to 2 and the Yankees toppled the Red Sox 5 to 3 with a Combs homer. The Tigers beat the Indians 12 to 2 as Cleveland and New York led the league, while Tom Zacharr won for the Browns 5 to 1 over the White Sox. The Cubs defeated the Reds 4 to 2 as Alexander starred. Lumber dealers in Lorain and nearby cities discuss a uniform accounting system. A New York literary firm forms to manage Michael Arlen works. Tulsa reports 21 private planes with 20 for business use.
Split Threatens Within Ranks Of Athletic Board New York
April 22 reports of a split within the New York State Athletic Commission emerged after news that Jack Dempsey signed with Tex Hickard to defend his title next September. William Muldoon opposed a Dempsey-Wills bout and backed Farley, who demanded a fast crack for Wills or Rickard would lose his New York license. John J. Phelan supported Farley. George E. Brower declined comment. Rickard may seek court action to bar the board from blocking his plan to stage a Dempsey-Turney match, leaving Muldoon ready to back his side.
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Datto Draws With Suggs After Strong Finish
Cleveland April 12 Datto finishes strong to draw with Eddie Suggs after a late surge. Referee Davis ruled the bout a draw amid crowd dispute over rounds and blown chances.
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Baseball and boxing roundups from coast to coast
In baseball national league leaders include Bottomley Leach and Williams tied on two, while American League leaders Meusel and Collins each have two. In boxing Kaptan stopped Roy in Montreal. Datio and Suggs drew in Cleveland. Wallace KOed O Hara in Lakeland. Billiard drew with Herbert in Middletown after eight rounds.
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Various Leagues
Standings show Cleveland leading Detroit 12 to 2 and a list of East and Midwest results across the American Association and International League. Several games completed with scores and others scheduled including key matchups among Detroit Cleveland New York Boston Philadelphia Washington St Louis Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh and Brooklyn.
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Sports Card: Racing Lacrosse Boxing Matches Featured
Racing events at Havre de Grace and Juarez. lacrosse headline Oxford Cambridge versus Princeton. boxing bouts Jack Renault against Sally Montgomery in St Louis and Tiger Flowers against Toa Manalia in Boston.
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Elyrians Show Spell In Lorain Boxing Show
Two Elyria boys performed well at the Elks boxing event in Lorain. Al Taslor drew Toughy Birk of Cleveland in his debut while K Q Jennings defeated Young Santa of Cleveland. Frankie Stelmack and Hutch Carney fought to a draw. Kid Hunt defeated Low Vida in easy style.
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City matchups list and local tailors ad appear in one piece
Indiana city games pair Indianapolis at Minneapolis and Syracuse at Baltimore among others while a Nash tailor ad promotes full line of all wool suits for men and youths in Elyria with a single price of 23 dollars, agent Wim A Moran, April 21 22 23 24 at the Hotel Elyria.
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Stecher Retains Wrestling Title in Columbus Match
In Columbus on April 22 Joe Stecher retained the heavyweight championship by defeating George Walker in two straight falls. Charlie Grip defeated Keddie Pope in 27 minutes. Cliff Minckley and Jim Browning drew after thirty minutes. Ray Steirmers beat Bon Hendrix in eight minutes.
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Charles Thomson cigar advertised as nickel price
An old time tobacco ad promotes Charles Thomson cigars from Bayuk as an extraordinary smoke selling for a nickel. It highlights an imported Sumatra wrapper and ripe long filler to promise mild flavor and long lasting satisfaction.
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