Tunney Gibbons Bout Seen Through Veteran Lens
Joe Williams argues Tunney’s age offers little edge as he prepares to meet Gene Gibbons in June. The piece recalls Tunney’s youth advantage and cites past heavyweights like Fitzsimmons and Britton, noting Gibbons’s sober habits and defensive fights from Carpentier bout experience.
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Hagerstown's spring training notes and roster talk
President Guider scheduled two more games in the final week of spring training. Lofay faces Hagerstown Athletics on Thursday, then the four Peerless nine of Washington on Saturday at Wilson Lang Park. The piece tracks openings, player movements, suspensions, and hoped-for returns as the local team readies for opening day.
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Lofay
Hageratown Athletics
Brown Works Good Game For Newark
Brown delivers a solid performance as Newark wins 6 to 4 after a late rally. Ralph Wraser pitched for Newark while Aldara worked behind the plate. Nine hits, including four in the fourth, helped Newark secure the victory.
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Newark
Baseball Roundup Sees Browns Top White Sox Nine to Two
Rokerteon and Fohia hit homers with runners aboard to lift the Browns over the White Sox 9 to 2. Gaston fanned twice but yielded in prosperity while Staler collected a safe hit. Lamon Groves struggles noted in his third start for the Ath, as Renters win 3 to 2. Sam Jonia had a notable miscue during a Yankees romp. Pathorall’s slogger Ali eighth graded Ca Siker in the loss for the Juliané who fell 4 to 8.
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Baseball Scores From Yesterday’s Games
American League results show New York and Boston at one, Washington defeated six, Philadelphia trailing Detroit four to four, Cleveland score uncertain, St. Louis four, Chicago not listed.
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International League Yesterday's Standings and Scores
In the International League yesterday Rufalo lost 9 to 5 while Newark won 4 to 4. Reading beat Toronto 4 to 1. Baltimore posted a 5 to 4 victory over Rochester.
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Syracuse
President Opens Baseball Season in Washington
President Coolidge will throw the ceremonial first ball at Griffith Stadium as Bucky Harris' Giants face the New York Yankees in the season opener. Major dignitaries, Mrs Coolidge and Mrs Dawes attend, with Walter Johnson to receive the ball. Urban Shocker to start for the Yankees, with Combs in center and Ruth replacing in the outfield corner.
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Mr. Ruth
World Champs Face Pitched Challenges as Harris Rebuilds Staff
Veteran manager Stanley Harris plans a veteran-heavy rotation amid doubts about aging arms. He added pitchers Covelaakle, Reuthar and Stena to Walter Jehnaga, George Molleridge and Tom Zachary, betting on craft over youth to steady a world champion club. Washington’s road to repeat may face more obstacles this year.
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Walter Jehnaga
George Moleridge
Tom Zachary
Last Tribute Paid Ebbetts
Charles F Ebbetts late president of the Brooklyn National League club received somber farewells in New York as officials and players from the National League attended his funeral at Greenwood Cemetery Brooklyn. Judge Landis and NL president Heydier led a silent tribute with the Dodgers in attendance. The cortege of more than 40 automobiles moved from Ebbetts Field to the cemetery ending a storied baseball career.
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To Pick Relay Team Wednesday
Six men enter trials at St James School Wadnes day afternoon to select football relay represent Paon Relay garoee in Philadelphia on April 23 and 4. Captarn Bry ant Wilton Realle Bayley Campbell Conklin advance from preliminaries. five men to be chosen for trip on Friday morning.
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