Hub Candidates Land In Camp For Exhibition Game Today
Hubs begin rolling in with Skidmore Jacobson Conti and Benner among late arrivals. Harrison urged to return as manager Werre seeks early innings from the youths in the first exhibition at Waynesboro.
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Local sports notes on clubs and players trade talk
President Guid er in Portsmouth demands Lofty Diehl be sent back after a strong showing with a home run and two singles. The piece lists candidate hitters for ports mouth and discusses shifts in Cumberland Colts rosters, Martinsburg plans, and Waynesboro recruiting as the league battles to field stronger lineups.
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Tiny Osborne Claims Largest Hands in Baseball
Brooklyn star pitcher Tiny Osborne boasts the largest hands in baseball and can hold five league balls in one hand at once. He shows the feat as his favored trick and challenges others to try it themselves.
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Athletics Rally in Newark Lose 5-4 to Brown's Team
Dykes returns to the lineup after days out with injury as the Blue Ridge League notes Connnie Mack’s dilemma. Hale fills third base for the A's while the team continues to win against non Boston opponents, but the real test comes when they face tougher teams.
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Giants Lose Streak as Braves Top Giants 6-1
Genewich limited the Giants to six hits while the Braves shut them out 6-1 ending their six game win streak. Reds rallied for six in the eighth to edge Cardinals 7-6, placing Cincinnati within a game of the Giants. Cubs defeated Pirates 7-2 as Lefty Grimm powered the attack. Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 10-8 in a late scoring affair. Dazzy Vance allowed 15 hits yet still earned the win. Athletics edged Red Sox 7-6 on three homers to stay tied for the league lead with Cleveland.
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Herald Bowlers Are Champions
The Morning Herald bowling team defeated their rivals 1737 to 1607 on the Tord Alleys. Emory Dansberger led with 877 pins across three games, Calley had 164 in the third game, and Hager added 399 for the three games after replacing BE Broomall.
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Pirates Get Off Poorly At Start
Pittsburgh, picked by critics to challenge the Giants, opens with five defeats in six games. Pirates fans complain as the team struggles. In Chicago the White Sox beat the Tigers 4 to 3, with Detroit errors contributing to the loss.
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National League Yesterday's Results
Brooklyn beat Philadelphia. Cincinnati 7 St Louis 6 Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 2 Boston 8 New York 1.
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Baseball Scores From The American League Standings
Cleveland and St. Louis edged Philadelphia while Boston and Chicago drew with Detroit. Other games were not scheduled.
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Indians Grab Aneather From Browns in 8 to 4 Win
In a set of League results the Indians beat the Browns 8 to 4 as Sisler extended his hitting streak to ten games with a safe hit. Jersey City edged Toronto 2 to 1, Rochester defeated Newark 6 to 4, Reading triumphed over Syracuse 11 to 8, and Baltimore beat Buffalo 6 to 4.
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Answer to Yesterday's Crossword Puzzle
A cheeky remark on courtesy frame as a business ploy in crossword culture. The writer lampoons pretended politeness, noting that treating others as more important is a social performance.
Pangborn Company Organizes Baseball Team for Season
Pangborn Corporation employees elected officers and plan a baseball team for the coming season. Ground opposite the plant is being prepared for a diamond, expected ready by May 1. They intend twilight and Saturday games with industrial and county teams. Teams may apply for open dates to Manager Howard Aston.
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