Crimson Flashes Fall To University School Nine 11 9
The Crimson Flashes lost 11 to 9 to University School in a loosely played game on their new diamond. Witthoff started for Ely Nigh with solid control until relief by Sargent, while UC S built a lead and held off late Crimson rallies as Jack and Terry contributed to the scoring.
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Eagles Drop Opener 41 In Wild Baseball Tilt
Eagles drop opener 41 in a back and forth game at Amherst field. Archibald Barthome allowed few hits as Lorain Goldthorne Tires built a late lead before the fly, with key hits by Clarke and Robinson. Wallace, Kisell and Rule pitched, but Elrria’s offense rallied with a seven run seventh inning to seal the win for Lorain.
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Giants Extend Streak In 29 to 4 Win At Abbotts Field
Giants defeat Brooklyn 29 to 4 as left fielder hits a bases loaded homer in the ninth. Pirates crush Cubs 9 to 3 to keep pace in the National League race. Cardinals top Reds 10 to 3 with George Fisher collecting two doubles and a single. Braves beat Phillies 15 to 4 in Grimes first start for Boston. Senators beat Athletics 11 to 6 to extend AL lead to two games with six straight victories.
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Spring Valley Opens Riding Stables For Club Members
Spring Valley Country Club launches riding stables this week with Percy and Tarbush in charge. Plans include extensive riding paths and river-to-club canter routes. Three to five gait horses will be kept at the stables with accommodations for member-owned mounts. Tarbush will offer private and group instruction.
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Major League Leaders Hitters and Home Run Leaders
Baseball leaders list top hitters, runners and home run champs from Giants, Pirates, Cardinals, Athletics and others. Notable names include Frank Frisch, Mel Ott, Joe Jackson, Babe Ruth era players and teams like Giants and Yankees led in runs and homers with multiple players tied for several categories.
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Bengals Pound Ferrell 10 Win in Detroit Showdown
In Cleveland on April 23 Detroit pitcher Vic Sorrell held the Tribe to six hits while Gehringer homered for the Tigers. Ferrell started weakly, but recovered later as Detroit defeated Cleveland 7 to 1. Gehringer drove in three runs. Leeds topped Cleveland with two singles.
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American Association Sluggers Busy in Four-Game Day
American Association sluggers piled up 196 base hits and 45 runs across four games in Columbus Virginia on April 25. Columbus beat Kansas City 9-2 in a late inning rally as three pitchers per team combined for 15 hits each. Milwaukee edged Toledo 6-5 in ten innings as the Katsmen notched 36 singles and four errors helped Toledo fall. Louisville swept St Paul 7-3, while Minneapolis fell 7-6 to Indianapolis after a late rally cut short by Cvengros. St. Paul starter Nikola left for Murph? and Penner and Tincup did the work for the winners.
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Tonight's Fights Hit Spots Across North America
Boxing cards announced for April 28 feature Tommy Loughran versus Ernie Schaff in a 10 round heavyweight bout in Philadelphia. Gorilla Jones faces Bucky Law in a middleweight bout in Holyoke Massachusetts. Roberto Rober ts meets Hid Chocolate va in Milan in a heavyweight clash. Johnny Erick son and Featherweights headline in Toronto for 10 rounds.
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Ernie Schaff
Philadelphia
Gorilla Jones
Bucky Lawless
Holyoke
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Roberto Roberts
Milan
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Johnny Erickson
Toronto
Toledo Welcomes Perennial Citizen Jack Scott Again
Toledo repeats as Scott returns for a third stint with the Toledo club while his major league career winds down. The veteran outfielder, once with Pirates Braves Reds Giants Phils, has endured long tours in the minors and majors, drawing enthusiastic Toledo fandom each time he lands.
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The Man Who Knocked Out Sharkey Now Trying Again
Quinton Romero Rojas, once the man who kayoed Jack Sharkey, fights in New York as a preliminary bout. He returns to boxing to support his Chilean family, after a career of mismanagement and early fame fading into small clubs and modest purses.
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Akron Dogs Win Field Trials Near Here
Sixty nine entries competed in the Lorain County Fish and Game Association field trials at the Dan Berg farm on Whiskersale road yesterday. Participants came from as far as Gary Indiana. Akron owners claimed all prizes with a Whal and Muncy dog taking first in trio and free events and a Spangler and Lwneh dog from Akron finishing second.
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Lwneh
City Team Holds Phagtige Tilt
The city team held a practice tilt a week before the Suburban League opener. No score kept. the Cry team is said to have produced enough runs to win. Mike Skrip pitched for the City, showing development and speed. Art Cook ready to pitch. Leo Vincert tried out as outfielder. Crew listed includes Louis Nickole Vincent Brill Rose and Ralph Resolds. Team plans another practice Tuesday if weather allows.
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Art Cook
Aster
Jack Ambrose
Leo Vincert
Palsike
Louis Nickole Vincent
Brill Rose
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Spor t Aitticisms and Seasonal Jokes in Baseball Nonsense
A scrambled sports column mocks calendar quirks and weather lore amid jokes about August, January, and New York Yankees. It notes Red Sox confidence this spring and laments last place status in Manhattan crowds, with satirical barbs on fans and tradition.
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EHS Trackmen Place Fourth at Mansfield Relay
EHS track squad finished fourth at the Mansfield Relay, earning one cup for fourth place and another for the four mile relay victory. The meet drew 2399 spectators as Cleveland East Tech led with 26 points, Mansfield won with 27, and Elyria followed near the top with 21. Notable exhibitions featured Stella Walsh in 90 yards, Pete Rasmus launching the discus 145 feet 6 inches, and Johnnoy Risko serving as honorary referee.
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EAS Track Stars Shine at Mansfield Meet Highlighting Local Standouts
Eighteen year old senior Lorenzo Todd led Elyria West and starred in the mile and four mile relay, earning praise for early pace and steady finish. Other results note Goeckel, Gehrke, Lamberton, Hall, and Horan excelling in sprints, hurdles, and relays, with Mansfield’s Bacon winning the high hurdles in 16.2 seconds and Davis of East Tech setting a meet and state record in the shot put.
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Buckere Peet Wins Mile Race at Lexington
Buckere Peet, colt by Black Toney and May Bird, trained on Col Bradley's private track, won a mile race at Lexington over a strong field. The win positions Buckere Peet for the Kentucky Derby on May 17, with Eddie Lesete aboard and plans for a possible rematch before the Derby.
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President of Laws Tennis Association Sails for Europe
The president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association sails for Europe with the Wightman team to direct the 1957 to direct the team and to inquire on the proposed open tennis amendment defeated at the International Federation meeting. Daily will attend Wimbledon from June 25 to July 3 and the Davis Cup inter zone analyzing the challenge round in Tafts. The piece also notes healing power of music and mentions giraffes sleeping.
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Standings Show Tight Race In American League
Standings for the American League show Boston Philadelphia and Pittsburgh near the top with several teams separated by a few games. The column lists teams like Chicago New York Brooklyn and Cleveland with recent results and upcoming fixtures noted.
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