Paddy Jackson Elected President of Bune Industrial Bowling
Paddy Jackson of Irvine was unanimously elected president of the Bune Industrial Bowling League for the 1927-28 season following the organization banquet. The event at Pete Gabe's Restaurant drew a full house. Sere and Seidert remain key officers, with Seidert as secretary-treasurer. The season opens with no matches postponed. only two forfeits occurred.
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Paddy” Jackson
Irvine
National Forge
Bune Industrial Bowling League
Organison
Seidert
Tribune
Steel
Pete Gabe
Sady
McCabe
East
Giants Aim for another pennant under McGraw
Manager John McGraw of the New York Giants vows a strong comeback after a poor previous season. He notes only Jackson and Birdie/Bosti? remain from the year prior and signals plans to add top pitching, including a Mathewson-like ace, to challenge the four rival clubs. He predicts a thrilling race likely not decided until the final week.
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John McGraw
New York Giants
New York
Giants
Jackson
Firbird Bastiisastrom
Mathewson
Matty
Industrial league banquet honors local bowling stars
Paddy Jackson and Tommy Gary led a night of awards at Pete McCabe's last banquet for the Industrial league rollers. Henry Wilson, Russell Zuerl, Hank Wilson, Ross, and Charles Zuerl received gifts after top scores. Gibby Kuson and Thad Lawson spoke as officials announced plans for an upcoming handicap league competition and a Tribune sponsorship.
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Paddy” Jackson
The
National Forge
Tommy” Gary
Struthers-Wells
Don” Pruner
Smith Horton
Industrial League Rollers
Pete McCabe
Ea Lowrey
Henry Wilson
Russell
Charles Zuerl
Harry Allace
Earl Wilson
Hank” Son
Warren Furniture
Ross
Charlie? Zuerl
National
Iee
Wreckers
Parker
Early Wilson
Hart Wallace
United
Mer
Gibby” Kuson
Elk Bowling Ague
Thad Lawson
Lowrey
Lawson
Industrial Teague
Tribune
Gibby
Industrialoop
I Cuit
McCabe
al” Fischer
Stew” Lyon
Lee Allen
Gib Johnson
Kirk” Dorrance
Frank Rossel
Carl Herman
Jack Koepp
Allen Ristau
Otto Schwanke
Carl Wesling
Nick” Anderson
Bob” Kinkead
Fommy
Gary
Harry Chindere
Senators Favored By Many Players
Washington Senators appear strong pennant contenders due to a capable young manager and a skilled supporting staff. The team faces injuries and infield questions, but critics rate them among the league’s top three, led by Harris Griffith Speer Altrock and Schacht.
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Senators
Babe Roth
Washington
Yankees
Harris
Mack
Conmic Mack
Philadelphia
Slarke Griffith
Harring
Tris Speer
Nick Altrock
al Schacht
Nick
Peat Noe
Weiliant
Illings
Ierris
Fie
Mycah Portetay
Ferrin
Myer
Rotves
Cardinals firm in belief they can win pennant
By Bob O Farrell in Chattanooga, Tenn, April. The Cardinals express strong confidence in winning the pennant, citing a deeper roster with Hafey and Blades back, Frisch at second, enhanced pitching with Alexander and Ring, and veteran leadership from Snyder. They tout defensive depth, note Speaker's potential value, and downplay any weaknesses while highlighting Goree Gostin and Sam Rice as proven stars. Muddy Ruel’s salary dispute and Mickey O’Neil acquisition are also mentioned as club notes.
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Tris Speaker
Earl McNeely
Goree Gostin
Sam Rice
Muddy Ruel
Mickey O'Neil
Brooklyn Robins
Ruel
Dope
Junior tourney opens on Y hardwood in tense early games
Opening round of the Junior Basketball tournament at the YMCA gym featured close results and surprising outcomes. Pickett Juniors edged Newell Juniors 16 to 5 led by Durham, while Cossacks upset Sub-High 14 to 13 with Colt and Smith starring. Clothes Shop Juniors dominated Penn Stars 23 to 6, and New Process beat Cossacks 8 to 6.
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Shop
New Process
Pickett
Newell
Durham
Pickett Guard
Olson
Colt
Smith
Clothes Shop
Penn Stars
Caldwell
Hummerieck
Process
Helas
Cossacks
Picketts
T. Siggins
Fields
Tingwa
Durham G
Bowes G
Kelley
Miler G
Yee
Newells
Muizfaiste
L Ff CG
Whallin F
Whallings
Kelleyman
Uetare
Brennan
McAllister
Kirby Gs
Jon Sewell
Crossett
Walter Lutze Tranter
Jamieson
Summa
McNulty
Bing
Gerken
Lea
Indians
Yankees
Athletics
Tigers
Loss of Speaker Felt in Indians Outfield This Season
Henry L. FarrflU reports that the Indians fear losing Speaker will hurt the outfield, though new manager Jack McAllister cites Lou Fonseca and Willis Hudlin as upgrades. Burns and Uhle remain key, while Babe Ruth doubts Cleveland’s chances without peak form from Burns.
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Henry L. Farrfli
United Press
New York
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Indians
George Burns
George Uhle
Burns
Ubte
Speaker
Cleveland
Jack McAllister
Lou Fonseca
Willis Hudlin
Uhle
Shante
Miller
Smith
Karr
Levsen
Buckeye
Hudlin
Babe Ruth
Burrs
Fancera
Second clash of big series booked Friday
War ren basketball fans await a second title series game Friday at 8 30 with Clothes Shop holding a 37 16 lead after opening win. Newell's seeks an upset as coach Pedlow tweaks the lineup while Reese relies on Peterson Anderson Dorsey Archibald with Lord Genberg Healy and Offerle to back them in a high stakes court championship decider.
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Warren
Clothes Shop
Newell's
Newell’s
Turp” Pedlow
Chuck
Reese
Peterson
Anderson
Dorsey
Archibald
Har” Lord
Eddie” Genberg
Fat” Healy
Bob Offerle
Bush Prefers To Let Pirates Show Stuff
Manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates expresses confidence in a pennant contender club from opening day. He emphasizes speed as the main objective and notes the team is progressing well with players eager to win as the season approaches.
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Bush
Pittsburgh Pirates
United Press
Dallas
Voight Leads North South Amateur Golf at Pinehurst
George Voight, Washington amateur plays through a sore shoulder to lead the field in the Pinehurst north and south amateur tournament. Evie Thomson of St Johns and Joseph Crawford of Pittsburgh score notable wins including defeating William C. Fownes Jr., president of the USGA, one up in twenty holes in a see-saw match. Easter eggs free candy and other items listed as headlines on the page.
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Pinehurst
N. C
George Voight
Washington
Tyine Yervetdey
Evie
Evie Thomson
St. Johns
N. B
Joseph Crawford
Pittsburgh
William C. Fownes, Jr
United States Golf Association
Hornsby stock issue discussion tomorrow
New York April 7 National League club owners plan a special meeting in Pittsburgh to decide if Rogers Hornsby may play second base for the Giants while holding a minority stake in the Cardinals. President Heydler urged arbitration to avoid partisan clash, but the plan failed as owners objected to the dispute.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Rogera Hornsby
New York Giants
Louis
John A. Heydler
National League
Hornsby
Giants
Jong
Stork
East ER Eggs Order Notice With Free Names
A brief classified notice offers free name placements on a candyland themed order. The item lists eggs and a date 4 6 7 81, suggesting a promotion or sale filled with unclear details and local references.
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Candyland
Elk alleys surprised by postponed Hoaggall Anderson match
Local bowling action reports Hoaggall Hardware as first-half champions and Anderson Shoe delaying a key Elk Bowling League match last night due to unavailable players. Anderson now faces three postponed games, with last night marking the third in recent weeks.
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Elk Bowling League
Hoaggall Hardware
Anderson Shoe
Anderson Enemy
Cardinals confident to repeat as NL champions
CHATTANOOGA Tenn April 7 With Flint Rhem and Tommy Theve now in the line up and Ray Blades and Chick Hafey recovering from injuries the St. Louis Cardinals feel sure to win the National League pennant. Bob O Farrell new manager says they have a stronger club and can repeat. If all players are fit the infield with Frisch and Hornsby and a strong pitching staff will back a team that has just won the world championship.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Flint Rhem
Tommy Thevenow
Usex
Ray Blades
Chick Hafey
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob O'Farrell
Rovers Hermie
Hornsby
New York Giants
Cardinals
Frisch
Horneby
Blades
Hafey
Alex
Jimmy Ring T
Frank Snyder
O’farrell
Baseball scores and delays across multiple venues
Baseball results from Fort Worth Augusta Chattanooga and other cities show postponements and varied final tallies. Teams include Pittsburgh Washington New York St Louis Memphis Kansas City Chicago Tulsa Richmond Boston Louisville and Cincinnati with pitchers and lineups noted for each game.
No Mandatory Auto Liability Insurance Law Passed
After a heated debate the Haws bill for minimum $2000 auto liability insurance was dropped from the calendar at the request of Representative Haws of Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania
Haws
Philadelphia
Pirates 1927 Outlook Should Reach Money Finish
Pittsburgh writer predicts the Pirates will finish no lower than third in 1927, likely first or second, with strong leadership under Donie Bush. Key players include Waner, Cuyler, Wright, Traynor, and Cronin, plus new coach Oscar Stanage and pitcher staff led by Kremers Meadows. Forbes Field could host World Series games again as Barney Dreyfuss smiles in October.
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Robert M. Wagoner
United Press
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Ray Kremer
Paul Waner
Hig
Glenn Wright
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Reis
Donie Bueh
Oscar Stanage
Detroit
Jewel Ens
Cuyler
Fiell
Barnhart
Lloyd Waner
Grantham
Wright
Traynor
Bush
Joe Cronin
Hal Rhyne
Eddie Sicking
Midianapolis
Fred Brickell
Smith
Gooch
Spencer
Sperry
Kremers Meadows
Aldridge
Morrison
Hill
Cvengros
Yde
Songer
Forbes Field
Barney Dreyfuss
18 NOLE IN ONE LUCK What Are Holes In One And How Made
The article debates holes in one in golf, noting pros and players discuss form versus luck. It cites accuracy, consistency, and the idea of hole out as a goal, mentioning Indianapolis and a list of players Lundgren McFadden Hartley Hoffman Wisner Koupal Boow Snyder Vier.
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Zea
Anay
Conzi
Taylor
Indianapolis
Boston
Lundgren
McFadden
Hartley
Hoffman
Wisner
Koupal
Snyder
Vier
Starting Golf Right With Simple Swing Basics
Madison Country Club coach Bill Alves advises beginners to trim strokes by fixing the general swing. Focus on flat feet, slow controlled pivot, and easy timing starting with the tee shot, using the mid-iron for fairway work to lower the yearly average.
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Bill Alves
Madison Country Club
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Are Rath
Henry L. Farrell
United Press Star
Micago Cubs
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Ring
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Onight
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Charles J. Doyle
Pittsburgh Gazette Times
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Thevenow
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Smith Spencer
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O'Neil
St Louis
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Crouse
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Cavanaugh
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Root
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Gonzales
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Peters
Tulsa
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Gaston
Falk
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Wangfeld
Richmond
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Meyer
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