Dykes Sees Tight Junior League Race
Chisago White Sox manager Dykes foresees a tight season as he outlines expected lineups and key players for the upcoming American League race. Veterans Wally Moses and Guy Cartright may lead the outfield with several infield adjustments, while pitching and catching questions loom as spring training begins.
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Tial Trosky
Cleveland
Thes
Sox
Dykés
Joe Otengo
Detro Tigers
Bengals
Leroy Behalk
Tony Cuccinell
Dan Reynolds
Newark
Floyd Baker
St Loui Browns
Haldover Cass Michaels
Greg’ Clarke
Bill Nagel
Milwaukee Brewers
Nagel
American Association
Wally Moses
Guy Cartright
John Dickshbot
Cris Hockett
Olympics Win Eighth Straight Top Lions In Boston Clash
The Boston Olympics defeated the Washington Lions 14 to 4 at Boston Garden before 25 956 fans, sealing an eighth consecutive win in the TD S Amerateur Hockey Association title chase. Theo Hamel scored twice with six assists, Tommy Brennan added five goals and three assists, as Washington trailed after an early middle period surge. Washington’s scorers were Chirp Brenieniey, Hank Nicowski, Jack Melatere and George Kelly. Visitors played without injuries Alea Pereira and Garver McTelland.
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Washington Lions
Boston Garden
Theo: Hamel
Riget
Tommy Brennan
Olympics
Washington
Chirp Breneniey
Hank Nicowski
Jack Melatere
George Kelly
Vocars
Alea Pereira
Garver MeCtelland
Swimmer Miss Schetzer Breaks National AAT Mark
At the Ozark AAUL championships in St Louis junior swimmer Wayard Geekstroke set a new national AAT record at the Ozark meet. Miss Schetzer from the Young Women’s Hebrew Association led the event with a 3:023 time, while rival swam 2:124 to claim the senior mark. Schetzer also won the 200 meter breaststroke in 2:61.
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St Louis
Elekanor Schetzer
Wayard
St. Louis
Miss Schetzer
Hargara Werton
Tewa Club
Chicago
Miss Scheizer
Ke Somen
Pirates Yannigans Beat Regulars in Practice Game at Muncie
In Muncie Indiana the Yannigans defeated the Regulars 3 to 3 in a third straight day practice. Art Cuccurullo and rookie Lea Gilmore pitched for the winners while Preacher Ree and Kavier Reseigno worked for the Regulars amid a pitching shortage. Manager Sped Davis directed the Pirates in Frankie Priseh’s absence noted as very wick with cute axtritts.
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Muncie
Ind
Pirates
Yanigans
Sped Davis
Art. Cuccurullo
Lea Gilmore
Preacher Ree
Kaviéx
Davis
Frankie Priseh
Axtritts
Giant Bowling Green Center Nemesis Of RPI In Garden Show
Bowling Green center Otten dominated the pivot for the Falcons as Bowling Green defeated Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 62 to 45 at Madison Square Garden. O'Keeffe fouled out after early guarding duties. Orlando led Bowling Green with 33 points while Lyle Naylor and Kent contributed for RPI. Crowd exceeded 18,000 as the Engineers rallied late but could not overcome the early deficit.
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RPI
D&ck
Bss
Falcons
Ohio
Tech
Henry O'Keefe
Fex
Zegiveers
Tox Fey
Troianss
O'Keene
O'Keeve
PLBL
Osex
Reisselaer
O'Keefe
Oren
Hil
Grenart
N.Y. U
Trojans
Bowling Green
Otten
Tony Orlando
O'Keeffe
Rensselaer
RPE
Lyle
Naylor, Webster, Jr
Naylor
K.P. L
Waylor
RP. L
Tony Orlande
Johany Andes
Sian Gorzelnik
Hd Donati
Lake “Tex" Kent
P EL
Qajaan
Don-aiden
RPL
New York
Jocka Collins
Engineers
Astor
R PI
Jowing Gizen
Epi O Reete
Orlando
Hank
Jiailas
Whitehead
Lubisko
Rosendale
Knierin
Grant
Payak
G. Ik
T.P. O'Keefe
Kent
Grove
Grozeinik
Waters
Andes
Pat Kennedy
Jocko Colling
St. Peter's Juniors top Albany quint 35 to 15
St. Peter's Juniors defeated Albany's St. Joan's team 35-15 yesterday at Albany to advance in the CYO sectional playoffs. The readout notes the junior squad dominated the contest with a decisive win and moving forward in the tournament.
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St. Peter’s
Albany Quint
Su Peter's
St. Joan's of Albany
Albany
Dobbs and Minor Ineligible for Army 11
West Point reports Bobby Dobbs and Max Minor cannot compete this fall after four years of eligibility in Army's unbeaten football machine. Bee remains on rolls until June 1928, while Doug Keasa and Dave Hal will be commissioned, prompting a full backfield change. Dobbs is brother of Glenn Dobbs and played at Tulsa before joining Army.
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West Point
Lawrence Bill Jones
U. S. Military Academy
Bobby Dobbs
Max Minor
Army
Bee
Doug Keasa
Dave Hal
X. Cla. A. Board of
Dobbs
Minor
Glenn Dobbs
Tulsa University
Academy
US of Texas
Ryan Victor Wins Amateur Senior Golf Tourney at Sebring
Ryan Victor, former Ford Motor Company executive, won the eleventh annual Amateur Senior Golf Tourney at the Benilworth course in Sebring defeating Fred L. Riggin of Port Huron by one up after 13 holes. Nearly 90 competitors over 50 entered the week-long event as Victor proved superior with the putter and also previously claimed the senior putting title.
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Sebring
William A Ryan
Detroit
Fred L. Riggin
Port Huron
Mich
Famateur
Benilworth
Golf pros seek more even prize money split
Jimmy Hines, chairman of the PGA tournament committee, said the PGA would consider a proposal by several professionals to distribute prize money more equitably at PGA events in Charlotte North Carolina.
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Charlotte
N.C
Jimmy Hines
Professional Golf Association
PGA
Dodds Declines 4 Minute Mile Challenge in 1940s Rally
Dodds, Boston's Seez parson, skipped a Chicago race against Rogerty and Hagg to speak at a Youth For Christ rally in Atlanta. He said a 4 minute mile is impossible and noted his indoor mile record of 4.06.4 remains. He may not race competitively again, preferring health and reflection over competition.
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Atlexta Gh
Gil Dodds
Boston
Seez Parson
Chicago
Seuiday
Jim Rogerty
Gunder Hagg
Abdon
Atlante
Youth For Christ
Zhoub
Dodds
Giants First Camp Contest at Lakewood
The New York Giants opened training with a camp game won 21 to 0 in six innings. Regulars Walter Ockey and Don King allowed one hit each in three innings. Jeinny Kerr was out with a sore shoulder, and Joe Medwick sat with a lame bat. Manager Ott announced pitcher Frank Seward would be sent to the San Francisco club as part of a deal involving Weil Sheridan.
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Lakewood
N. J
New York Giants
Walter Ockey
Don King
Andy Hansen
Bobby Ebarthelson
Hansen
Jeinny Kerr
Joe Medwick
Ott
Frank Seward
San Francisco
Giants
Seals
Weil Sheridan
New York
Hy Hustle Cops Mexico Race Feature Hy Hustie Capture
Hygro filly Hy Hustle won the second leg of Mexico's triple crown with a furious stretch duel at Rancho Ojo De Vega. Don Meade rode the San Antonio, Texas bred, from fourth to win the $7,000 added Gran Premio Nacional by a neck over Sualtappear with Tacitus Jean third just two lengths back. Agastie aims for the double crown in the April 8 Derby Mexicano after a March 4 first-leg victory, returning $3.00 on a $2 bet. Time for 1 1/16 miles was 1:46 25.
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Mexico
Sunappear
Agiastie
Blues Beat Greys in A's Intracamp Duel
In Frederick Maryland the Philadelphia Athletics Blues defeated the Greys 14 to 2 in the clubs first intra camp contest. Joe Burns went four for five and Don Black Gene Conway Ken one and Jittery Joe Bilty pitched for the Blues, holding the Greys to few baserunners.
Snead Leads by Two at Sweltering Charlotte Open
Sam Snead clings to a two stroke edge after a 69 in round three, reaching 210. Byron Nelson and Ed McSpaden chase within three as Snead, the ex sailor from Virginia, fights bogeys at Nos. 9 and others. McSpaden posted a 64 to surge, while Nelson steadies with six birdies and 19 pars.
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Chariette
N.C
Byron Nelson
Jag McSpellen
Sam Snead
Virginia
Swosieze Pargic
Charibette
Sheriearmament Snead
McSpeden
Grivg
Nesom
Eves
Agein
Nelson
McSpaden
Lord Syron
Sam Byrd
Detroit
Shotsack
Snead
Gene Kunes
Hollywood
Fla
Jalg Wood
Falcon Sextet Nips Rovers in 3-4 Tilt
The Philadelphia Falcons defeated the New York Rovers 3 to 4 in a AHLA hockey game at Madison Square Garden before 7144 fans. Doug Webster scored twice for the Falcons with one each by Ross Planche Joe Cluman and Norm Grinke. Harry Milliard tallied two goals for the Rovers while Hank Damo re and Harry Groves contributed. Four penalties were issued, all to Falcon players.
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New Fork
Philadelphia Falcons
New York Rovers
Madison Square, Garden
Selcons
Doug Webster
Ross Planche
Joe Cluman
Norm Grinke
Harry Milliard
Rovers
Hank Damore
Harry Groves
Palcon
Swedish Angel versus Savoldi headlines La Salle wrestling card
Swedish Angel returns to Troy for a feature bout against Angelo Savoldi in a best of three falls main event at La Salle. Don Evans faces Low Farina in a one fall 45 minute limit match, with Milo Steinhorn meeting Pat Healy in the curtain raiser at 8:30 p.m.
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Angel
Savoldi
la Salle
Wattome
Angelo Savoldi
California
Rappler
Groves
Matman Abso
Europe
Ingo
Troy
aAngelo Savoldi
Coast Grappler
la Salle Institute
ABG JCC and Commercials Win Loop Tilts
ABG trimmed the Burg Monarchs 32 21 with Kaplan and Bobbin scoring 14 and 6. Meloi led the losers with 13. Commercial Club defeated Waterford Aces 41 18 as M Bannis scored 10 for the winners Ascenzi had eight for the losers. J C Cy beat Chi Phi 22 30 with Novick and Kashgarian tied at six for the winners. Brave had six for the losers.
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C. C
Troy High Commercial
Jewish Community Center
B. G
J.C. Cy
Novick
Kashgarian
Brave
Bobby Jones Declares Himself A Former Golfer On Birthday
Atlanta report notes Bobby Jones, aging 43, calling himself a former golfer as he balances Red Cross work with a law practice. The former Army lieutenant colonel, who served in England, remains active on the links and in public service during wartime gas rationing and war projects.
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Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Dareig
Red Cross
Amy Air Forces
Goldam
Links
Georgia
Mary Jones
Rovert Tyre
Jones
Brodkhoven
Bob
England
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