Prospects of five major league clubs in Florida training camps
Mobile Alabama March 22 Managers in Florida training camps voice optimism about young players. Donie Bush of the Pirates reports Pittsburgh youth standouts among five teams including Chicago, Detroit, Chicago White Sox and Boston. Pirates favored to win the 1927 pennant if others fail to rise.
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Spring Training Scores Bring Wide MLB Action
Baseball news from multiple spring sites reports Chicago White Sox, New York Yankees, St. Louis Cards and Philadelphia Athletics among teams posting wins or strong showings. Highlighted notes discuss Lloyd Waner and other prospects, plus several minor league observations and upcoming Southern Intercollegiate championships.
Sport Events Today Across Multiple Disciplines
Racing continues in New Orleans and Tijuana while Florida hosts a winter amateur golf championship in St Augustine. Men’s national indoor tennis opens in New York and Augusta Gay Horse Show debuts. Bowling holds its American Howkey Congress event in Peoria and Knights of Columbus contest in Detroit. Pacific Coast polo opens at Del Monte and Hoosier Kennel Club bench show unfolds in Indiana.
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Kip Lewis Coaches Boxers in Budapest
Kip Lewis former welterweight champion has taken a coaching role with the Hungarian Boxing Association. He runs about sixty pupils daily including officers instructors and beginners. He notes a shortage of big men in Hungary but sees potential in his students for future professionalism. Ketchikan Alaska will send its high school team to the US interscholastic basketball championship at the University of Chicago March 29 to April 3.
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Holdout stars Roush and Pennock face suspension
New York March 22 Ei die Roush and Herb Pennock, premier holdouts, risk fines and being placed on the inactive list if they fail to report to their clubs before the season opens. Pennock polishes foxes on his Pennsylvanian farm, while Roush seeks higher terms, with owners eyeing publicity but warning of action if negotiations stall.
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University of Pennsylvania Relay Carnival Invite Issued
Four hundred colleges and more than twice that number of preparatory and elementary schools have been invited to take part in the thirty third relay carnival of the University of Pennsylvania at the end of April.
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Pittsburgh to Host Major Golf Gatherings in June
Pittsburgh will stage the nation’s top golf stars for a six day event June 12 to 18 featuring the national open championship at Oakmont from June 14 to 16 with British competitors and an added Allegheny Medal for women at Sewickley Heights. England will send a nine man team including Aubrey Boomer Archie Comp ton George Duncan George Gadd A G Havers Abe Mitchell Ted Ray Fred Robson and C A Whitcombe. Ted Ray last won the U S Open in 1920 at Inverness defeating Walter Hagen.
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Halas Heads Bulls into Pro Basketball as Plan Grows
Georgs Halas owner of the Chicago Bears says pro basketball has passed experiment stages and become a successful business. Bruins competing in the American League with clubs like Cleveland Rosebuds New York Celtics and Washington Palace, playing a 42 game schedule. Attendance records in Cleveland surpass football crowds, while Halas notes Chicago’s efforts and salaries for stars like Nat Holman and Marty Friedman amid a shifting cross-sport landscape.
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