Sookie Pitcher Hurls Tribe To Victory
Cleveland uses Jablonowski strong start to down St. Louis Browns 3 to 1. Jab?lowski limits hits through eight, Morgan and Sewell pace offense with key hits including a ninth inning triple. Gardn er drives in a run with squeeze, Habersham? not read. Exhibition notes follow with Primo Carnere in Aberdeen boxing rounds.
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Lou
Wah Pecpaugh
Pete Jablonowski
St. Louis Browns
Tribe
Morgan
Jablowski
Gardner
Kress
Sewell
Golda
L. Sewell
Doubie Ws
Blue
Jablonski
Goldman
Cleveland
St. Louis
Comer
Jablonowski
Cofi
Coffman
Collinge
Colin
Dinneeu
Nellin
Geisel
EHS Tracksters Prepare for Lorain Meet Tomorrow
Elyria High School hosts Lorain in a crowded event at Ely Stadium with Elyria favored to win. Coach W L Vaughn leads a diverse squad as athletes like Hall Horan and Blakely vie in sprints relays and hurdles while others seek strong showings in distance events jumps and throws tailed by uncertain weather prospects and potential setbacks from injuries for Robinson and others.
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Ay Johnnne Shaw
Ely Stadium
EHS
Lorain
Harbor Town
Elyria
W. L. Vaughn
Loru
Robinson
Fle Bt
Hall
Horan
Doys
Mansfield
Verhaumger
Todd
Elpine
Blakely
Hupp
Glahely
Mansfeld
Crippled Players Hamstring Major League Teams
Dison Stewart reports in New York that injuries and underperforming players are shaping the 1950 pennant races. Pirates captain Pie Traynor and Lloyd Wyner miss games, Gabby Hartnett boosts Cubs, and others like Washt and Lennart struggle with arms and errors amid a broadened league gap. The White Sox climb to second in the American League while Detroit and Cleveland shuffle at the bottom of excitement and uncertainty.
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Dison Stewart
New York
Stavers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pie Traynor
Lloyd Wyner
Bucs
Gabby Hammetts
Chicago Cubs
Rogers Horusor
Lester Beil
Hartnett
Cubs
Atttack
Donie Bush
White Sox
Moe Berg
Art Shires
Pinkie Whitner
Jack Rothro
Red Sox
Nine To Battle Lorain Friday
The Crimson Flash baseball team will battle Lorain High School here Friday afternoon. It will be the second athletic encounter between the schools for the week. Freddy Rule, EHS southpaw, will endeavor to continue his strong work against the Port City nine. Rule blanked Lakewood last week and the next day held the University School sluggers down after the starters were chased from the mound.
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Crimson Flash
Lorain High School
Freddy Rule
EHS Southpaw
Port City Nine
Rule
Lakewood
University School
Alonzo Hardy Emerges as EHS Track Talent in 1929 Squad
Alonzo Hardy, a 1929 letterman on the EHS track squad, is a weight man who also ran a 75 yard dash. His best shot put is 42 feet 4 inches at Berea, with expectations to reach 45 feet. He also tosses the discus, is nineteen, and a junior.
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Todd
Goethe
Lambertor
Wupp
Carlson
Hupp
Mansfield
Tre Kustia Brothers
Hank Freeland
Sharkey
Buswell
Hardy
Alonzo
Blakely
Hail
Saow Uy
Myon
Lorain
Fleming
Berea
Horan
Art
Dave
Hall
Blakett
Gerhartinger
Goecken
Goecke
Bob
Alonzo Hardy
Standings and schedule across major leagues today
American league standings show St Louis leading with six wins and six losses while New York Philadelphia and Boston trail. Cleveland visits St Louis and Philadelphia travels to Detroit as New York hosts Washington and Philadelphia battles Boston in a busy American slate. National League standings list New York Philadelphia Boston St Louis Cincinnati Chicago and Pittsburgh with recent results and upcoming games including Brooklyn at New York Huston at Philadelphia and Chicago at St Louis.
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American Gamenx Today
Cleveland
St. Louis
Phitago
Detroit
New York
Washington
Hiladelphia
Boston
Hecklin
Philadelphia
Cincinnatii
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Grooklyn
Huston
MhHteburgh
St Louis
Cincinnati
Louis
Hicago Nee
Onkon
Pittadel Pho Wee
Brooklyi
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Clarence Mitchell
George Kelly
Weds
Andy High
Frish
Columbus Pushes Into Third In Association
Columbus Senators overpower two Kansas City pitchers with twelve hits eleven runs to seize third in the American Association. Winters allowed 13 safeties but backed by strong defense, Columbus won fifth straight. Indianapolis edged the Minneapolis crew in the other game as rain hit Toledo and Louisville.
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Columbus
Columbus Senators
Kansas City
Soloms
Indianapolis
Iowa Shnneapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Dixie Davis
Blues
Lars Ewung
Davis
Sheehan
Winters
Columbus Moundswan
Lundggrer
Miller
Indians
Minneapolis
Milliers
Wild Bill Melhorn Wins La Gorce Open In Miami
The La Gorce Open at Miami was won by Wild Bill Melhorn who sank a clutch long shot on the next to last hole for an eagle and $5,009. Described are Melhorns powerful backswing, steady balance, and precise approach as he walked to the ball and aimed for the hole.
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Wild Bill’ Mehlborn
Miami
Melhorn
Methora
Bobby Jones Plans Final European Trip With Team
In New York on April 29 Captain Bobby Jones telegraphs final plans for sailing to England with the United States Walker Cup team aboard the Mauretania. The official party includes eight players, Mrs. Jones, relatives, Gen. Counsel for the L S and S G A, and Leo Diegel who will join as pro. Northwestern baseball suffers first Western Conference loss as Illinois shellacs 14 to 0 with 16 hits.
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Bobby Jones
England
Captain Jones
Atlanta
Co. F. Willing
Don Moe
Portland
Mauretania
Jones
You Elim
Johnston
John H. Jackson
Leo Diegel
Horton Smith
Champaign
Northwestern
University of Illiinois
Psychic Horse Picks Winner at Pimlico
Baltimore April 29. Mrs. Claudia D. Fonda of Richmond selects three horses to finish first, second, and third for each Pimlico race by reading entries aloud while Lady Wonder types the picks on a large typewriter. A $6 bet on the selections could have yielded $151.30. The horse’s owner reportedly plans more selections for today’s program.
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Pimlico Furf
Lady Wonder
Claudia D. Fonda
Richmond
Sbattler
Yankee Doodle
Angry
King Adier
Brown Scout
Trish Morn
Dealer
Shield
Twireery Plar
Panda
Enid
Poinciana
Squad
Gigantic
Avalon
Turf
Speedy Prince
Maxiba
Vorage
Cudzeller
Celeritie
Sport Ritticisms-Opening Day Banter and Baseball Identities
The column riffs on opening day rituals and star personalities. Gabby Street is praised for catching a ball at the Washington Monument era, De Mar’s marathon runs on New England roads are noted, and New York hosting a parade of notables is referenced. The piece contrasts Yankee and A’s box scores and mentions Robert Fotherwilt as a popular Tigers figure. It also notes French calls for Tilden’s disqualification after facing a pro, and ends with remarks on fear of the legendary player.
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New York
Ball Park
Babe Ruth Earns Salary In Washington Game
Babe Ruth collected one hit in four at bats and made two errors to draw a salary of $519.41 in yesterday's Washington game. The day included a double play in the first inning, a fielder’s choice in the fourth, a tag out in the sixth, and a seventh inning triple to center that plated Lary. His batting line through nine games as a 380,000 per season player shows 36 runs batted in 9 home runs and a .278 average.
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Luke Sewell
Ray Gardner
Oskins
Rourke
Manushi Kress
Babe
Washington
Babe Ruth
Myer
Gaber
Dark horse Senators aim to extend win streak over Yankees
United Press reports the Washington Senators, labeled the dark horse of the 1930 American League race, try to stretch their winning streak to eight against the New York Yankees. Joe Cronin led the attack with two doubles, a triple, and a homer driving in three runs in yesterday's 6 to 5 win.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
New York Yankees
Joe Cronin
Sats
Yankees
Ivonin
Boson, Diebolt win as Lorain boxing card closes
Lorain crowds saw Ker Boyson draw Jimmy Kane in a six round opener after returning from amateur desertion. Tiny Diebolt beat Frankie Simms in eight rounds, gaining a decision. Lorain heavyweight Joe Martin defeated Bob Graham in eight rounds, and Danny Dillon won his six round bout over Joe Botta as the show wrapped with mixed results and shaky judging.
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Ker Boyson
Jimmy Kane
Cleveland
Lorain Agners
Boyson
Tiny Diebok
Frankie Simms
Diebok
Conneaut
Samm Marsho
Elyria
Simms
Diebolt
Joe Martin
Frankie van
Bob Graham
Elsa
Lorain
Danny Dillon
Joe Botta
Althousa Botta
Wear
Beciamweisntis
Helen Wills Moody Arrives in France to Defend Titles
Mrs Helen Wills Moody arrived in Cherbourg on the Berengaria leading another tennis invasion of foreign courts. She said tennis is not incompatible with marriage and plans to defend her titles in Europe for about five years unless defeated.
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Helen Wills Moody
France
Cherbourg
Tenis
Europe
Organizing Soft Ball League Here Soon
Plans for organizing Cuter Indoor Baseball Leagues for the season will start with manager meetings within the next 10 days. Robert T. Moore, M C A physical director, said dates for meetings will be announced soon. Meetings aim to determine team counts, discuss rules, revise where needed, and draw up schedules. Two leagues will form: church teams and industrial plants, with about 8 and 14 teams respectively last year.
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Robert T. Moore
Moore
Tuffy Griffiths Faces Jacks Gagnon In Major Heavyweight Bout
In Chicago eight days remains for Tuffy Griffiths of Sioux City to meet Jacks Gagnon of Philadelphia in a ten round heavyweight bout at Chicago stadium. Griffiths seeks a chance to reenter championship contention after Gene Tunney retirement, while Gagnon hopes a win to claim a share of the title prospect. Officials expect 13 000 spectators.
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Chicago
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Battler
Gene Tunney
Jacks Gagnon
Patladelpia
Griffiths
Te Be
Philadelphia
Jost
Fuffy
Gagnon
Toledo Awarded National Open at Inverness Club Toledo Ohio
The United States Open Golf Championship for 1931 was awarded by the USGA to the Inverness Club of Toledo Ohio. Dates to be announced later. A Chicago meeting of American Association umpires will be held Thursday to discuss rule interpretations.
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Toledo
New York
Inverness Club
Ohio
United Press
Chicago
American Association
Jeagon
Thomas J. Hickey
Todat
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