Tans Battle for Title in Y Tournament
Four games were played in the 193? A tourney with eight teams remaining. Falcons Knight, Amherst, and Eberstram impressed as Lorain Celtics defeated Independents 33 to 7. Oberlin Orphans beat apgarian Reformed 40-22. Church of Christ eliminated by Lorain Kasenich Bros. quintet 40-31. Lineups and summaries follow.
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Jase Olgut
Falcon Knight i
Amherst Ihen“Flowers
Eberstram
Theest
Oberlin Orphans
Froprapgarian Reformed
Tne
Megram Meant to Play as Chronicle Publishes Scores
In The Chronicle, Megram highlights the scoring page with notes on Owling Scores and a tease about an A grade.
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Chronicle
Megram
Detroit Finn Till Leads Marathon Gallup Run
In Gallup New Mexico on March 4 Arne Sanminen leading the Detroit Finn contingent started the New York Bunion Derby. The 32.3 mile stretch from Gallup to Whorean saw tough grades and officials noting the challenging terrain. Finn Nestor Frickson Chester and Souminen finished with Sanminen earning top honors in the 22.8 mile grind from Lupton.
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Gallup
N. M
Arne Sanminen
Detroit
Los Angele
New York
Whorean
Ind
Nestor Frickson
Chester
Finn
Luptonuzzi
Southarptonoined
Souminen
Spring Push In Athletics At O S U
Ohio State announce major spring athletic push with 56 contests spread across baseball track golf and wrestling this week. Baseball leads with 24 games ahead of 13 track meets seven golf encasements and three wrestling meets. Examinations wrap up and diamond candidates resume practice aiming to open against Kentucky March 25 at Lexington then Cincinnati. Western Conference weights crowns decided March 23 24 at Indiana University. A small track squad enters Rice Institute and Texas relays with Ohio State likely to field several stars and relay teams. Mike McTigue prepares for 16 round bout with Tony Marullo at St Nicholas Arena Monday night.
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Colt Mbus
Onio
Pusa
University of Kentucky
Lexington
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Indiana University
Rice Institute
University of Texas
Seven Would Meet Tunney Seven Would Meet Tunney
Gene Tunney faced a pool of contenders after several boxers filed challenges with the New York State Athletic Commission. The commission deferred action on his refusal to name an opponent, with Scott Paolino and Godfrey on the official list while Delaney was ignored.
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New York
Gene Tunney
Jack Snarker
Tom Heeney
Johanis
Paulino Uzcudun
Geo. Godfrey
Jack Delaney
Phil Scott
Tunney
New York State Athletic Commission
Paolino
Godfrey
Hiut Delaney
Scott Wai
Tunnels
New York State
Commission
Scott-Paolino
Jess McMahon
Madison Square Garden
Scott
Basque
Eagles Set to Host Celtic in Sunday Spring Opener
Elyria Eagles prepare for a home matinee at Cascade Park against Cleveland Celtic after a fall loss to Trishmen. The club lists players including Bark and McLeod with a 2 20 kickoff and 1 59 reporting time, following a 0-1 effort against Cleveland United. Kentucky baseball opened with a 12 2 win over Ohio State.
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Smith
Davidson
Pressick
Wright
Meldrum
C. Mcleod
Wilcox
Mitchell
Roberts McLeod Phillips
Kirk
Willbond
Two Foreign Champs in New York Seek Bouts
Kid Francis of Italy defeated Archie Bell of Brooklyn in a 10 round Madison Square Garden bout and will meet Bud Tayleur of Terre Haute Ind for a bantamweight title shot. Andre Routis of France, European featherweight champion, won a foul stoppage in round five over Sammy Dorfman of New York and awaits Toor Canzonert after the titleholder recovers from illness.
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New York
Kid Francis
Italy
Andre Rouris
France
Francis
Europe
Archie Bell
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
Bud Tayleur
Terre Haute
Ind
National Boxing Association
Rouris
Sammy Dorfman
Toor Canzonert
Routis
Dorfman
Elyria High Track Team Heads to Cleveland Meet
Elyria High to field eighteen trackmen in the district and national meet sponsored by the Cleveland Athletic Club. Coach W L Vaughn has prepared the squad for six weeks as they compete in thirteen events including all relays. Captain Tichnor and 17 teammates listed aim to make a strong showing.
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Tichnor
Finney
H. Wartin
K. Marcin
Boylan
Pape
Fleming
Bishop
Nerbert
Davidson
Dishman
Ives
Gilbert
Wilson
Blanchard
Masipak
Show
Maredeth
Exhibition notes from spring camps across Florida
Reports from West Palm Beach Winter Haven St Peters burg Orlando Tampa and Dallas describe Spring training activities. Dazzy Vance Jess Pewy and Brooklyn Robins workouts. Jimmy Wilson sidelined with an arm injury. Lou Gehrig and Mark Koenig tweaking gear and stance. Carl Mars slated to pitch for Cincinnati. Sam Gray Walter Stewart Al ain Crowder set for opening day mound duties. The Senators George Sister win at first base. Riki Carter helps Cubs with a home run and game-saving catch. Detroit Tigers split squads in San Antonio. White Sox beat Dallas club to end skid.
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West Palm Beach
Fin
Sam Gray
Walter Stewart
Alain Crowder
Tigers
Detroit
Dan Howler
Browns
McNeely
Brannon
Manish
Schulte
Kress
O'Rourke
Schang
O'Neill
Mansen
Stewart
Gray
Crowder
Tampa
Fla
George Sister
Washington Senators
Joe Indge
Dutch Heart
Giants
Senators
Wakeman Forms Semi Pro Baseball Team for This Year
Wakeman Baseball Club met on March 22 to organize a semi pro team for independent play. Clark Jr. was elected president with OBrien Cooley and Gerber as directors. Scott named business manager Todd as secretary treasurer and Austin as field manager. Bartlome was signed to the roster. a triple A catcher is sought. Kruger and Bryant will vie for spring practice positions. A new grandstand is planned and opening day is set for May 6.
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Wakeman Baseball Club
Clark, Jr
P. OG. O'Brien
P. LD. Cooley
G. A. Gerber
G. T. Scott
C. A. Todd
C. G. Austin
Bartlome
Sourthpaw
Oberlin Motors
Ray
Del
Kruger
Bryant
Senators Aim for Second as Harris Expects Stronger 1928
Tampa, March 74 Washington manager Stanley Harris says the Senators will chase second place this season. Bucky Harris believes New York Yankees remain the team to beat but Washington will improve with better defense pitching and reserves. He notes they finished third last year and predicts a tight pennant race if the leaders stumble.
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Tampa
Fla
Stanley Harris
Washington Senators
Bucky
United Press
Senators
New York Yankees
Harris
Washington
Ducky
Thay
A Word to the Wise Prowling Pup and the Hebo’s Mirth
A fragment shows a pint sized dog circling a hebo figure and jabbering in clipped slang about guarding a door against tramps with a teasing laugh and an odd chant.
Exhibition Games Across Cities Open Season Schedule
Teams prepare for exhibition games in Detroit San Antonio Austin New Orleans Chicago Dallas St Louis Washington Philadelphia Cincinnati Pittsburgh San Francisco Los Angeles with results from Friday including Senators Giants 14 innings and Cubs Hollywood 4 in Los Angeles and other scores across Tampa West Palm Beach St Petersburg Dallas and San Antonio.
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Detroit
San Antonio
T. L
Unniversity of
Texas
Austin
Cleveland
A. L
New Orleans
New York &. L
Tampa
Philadelphia
N. L
St. Louis
M. L
Avon Park
Cincinnati
Indianapoe L
Orlando
Ittsburgh
San Fran
Senators
Giants
West Palm Beach
Browns
Brooklyn
Ait Winter Waren
Tnilties
Cardinals
St. Petersburg
Braves
Athletics
Columbus
Indians
Dallas
White Sor
Tigers
Los Angeles
Cubs
Hollywood
Bradenton- Red Sox
Baltimore
Huggins predicts NL pennant race outcome
St. Petersburg March 24 Miller Huggins manager of the world champion New York Yankees said the club that defeats the Pittsburgh Pirates will win the National League pennant He added he would not be surprised to see the Yanks meet the Pirates again in the 1928 World Series He named Pittsburgh St Louis New York and Chicago as likely first division clubs
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ST. Petersburg
New York Yankees
Lou Gehrig
Mark Koenig
Fla
Miller Huggins
Pittsburgh Pirates
Yanks
Pirates
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
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Nmott
Broeder
Joenfeldt
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Epeer
Haefer
Ellert
Stolzentarg Ins.orpnlng
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Akert
Palto
Frank Hogan
Jimmy Welsh
Rogers Hornaby
Boston Braves
Augusta
Rube Latske
Macker
Walter Johnson
Newark
N J
Beart
Rube
O.S.U
Mike McTigue
Chavipion
Tony Marullo
St. Nicholas Arena
Tom Weeney
McMahon
Kentucky
Ohio State
Elyria High
Dazzy Vance Jess Pewy
Brooklyn Robins
Rames
Winter Haven
Jimmy Wilson
Philadelphia Phillies
Orlando. Fla
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Mars
Los Angles
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Riki Carter
Chicago Cubs
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George Moriarity
Stoner
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Bucky Harris
Big Ten Dodger
Hugh Wise
Brooklyn Dodgers
Purdue University Nine
Wise
Clearwater, Fla
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Cisco
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