Jackson Named President for 1927 28 Season in Industrial Bowling Banquet
At Pete McCabe's Restaurant the Industrial Bowling League held its first annual banquet. Paddy Jackson of Irvine was unanimously elected president for the 1927-28 season, succeeding Bernard Weidert. Willard Oley was re-elected secretary-treasurer as a full house enjoyed a plentiful feed. The league completed a smooth season with no match postponements and only two forfeits.
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Paddy” Jackson
Irvine
National Forge
Ribune Industrial Bowling League
Bernard Weidert
Willard Oley
the Tribune
Pete McCabe
McCabe
Giants May Rebuild For Thrilling 1912 Pennant Race
John McGraw, manager of the New York Giants, vows a stronger club after last season’s dip to second. He notes only Shortstop Jackson and Third Baseman Tinkers remain from the previous year and aims to add a 20-game pitcher, preferably Mathewson, to push the Giants back on top in a tight pennant race that may not be decided until late in the season.
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John McGraw
New York
Gianta
Giants
Serson
Jackson
Barcray Tindstrom
Mathewson
Matty
Industrial league banquet honors key rollers and sponsors
Paddy Jackson of National Forge Tommy Gary of Struthers-Wells and Don Pruner of Smith-Horton led the Industrial league rollers en route to Pete McCabe's last night for the first banquet of the organization. Ed Lowrey toasted, awards were given to Henry Wilson Frank Russell Charles Zuerl Harry Wallace Earl Wilson and Hank Wilson. Awards included a Parker fountain pen a cigarette case and silver trophies. The event highlighted upcoming handicap tournament at Arcade alleys with Thad Lawson and Gibby Johnson speaking and Tribune sponsor support.
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Paddy” Jackson
The
National Forge
Tommy” Gary
Struthers-Wells
Don” Pruner
Smith- Horton
Industrial League Rollers
Pete McCabe
Ed Lowrey
Grave
Henry Wilson
Frank Russell
Charles Zuerl
Harry Wallace
Earl Wilson
Hank” Wilson
Warren Furniture
Russell
Warren
Eague
Charlie” Zuetl
Wreckers
United Refinery
Gibby” Johnson
Elk Bowling League
Thad Lawson
Loforey
Lawson
Industrial League
Tribune
Gibby
Wa Aen
Steam
Mona
Wmccabe
al* Fischer
Stex? Lyon
Lee Allen
Paddy" Jackson
Gib Johnson
Kirk” Dorrance
Frank Rossell
Carl Harmon
Jack Koepp
Allen Ristau
Otto Schwanke
Carl Westing
Nick”, Anderson
Senators Favored By Many Players
United Press reports that the Washington Senators, despite Johnson’s injury and infielder concerns, are viewed as a strong pennant contender. Praise centers on manager Bucky Harris, Griffiths, and staff, with Critics noting infield brilliance led by Harris, Myer, and Reeves as key factors.
Cardinals Aiming for Pennant Says Manager in Tennessee
St Louis Cardinals manager Bob Oofarrell declares the club will win the pennant as the season opens in Chattanooga, praising a stronger lineup with Hafey and Blade returning, Frisch at second, new pitchers Alexander and Ring, and new bench value from Tris Speaker. He singles out Goose Goslin, Sam Rice, and Muddy Ruel while noting O’Neil and other moves.
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Tris Speaker
Earl McNeely
Goose Goslin
Sam Rice
Muddy Ruel
Mickey O'Neill
Brooklyn Robins
Ruel
Dope
Junior Tourney Opens With Close Games On Y Hardwood
The opening night of the Y Junior Basketball tournament at the Y M C A gym featured four games. Pickett Juniors beat Newell Juniors 16 to 5 led by Durham. Cossacks upset Sub-High 14 to 13 with Colt and Smith starring. Clothes Shop Juniors routed Penn Stars 23 to 6 with Caldwell and Hammerick scoring 6 and 5. Process and Helas tied 6 to 6. Next Wednesday Clothes Shop versus Pickett and New Process versus Cossacks are set as feature clashes.
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Cossacks
Clothes Shop
Newess
Newell
Durham
Pickett Guard
Olson
Colt
Smith
Penn Stars
Ringers
Caldwell
Hammerick
Process
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Fiela
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Tingwall
Reewl
Bowes
Kelley
Miller
Newells
Slutz
G. Whallin
Kellerman
Cossa
Moran
Coates Hummer
Penn
T. T
Ty. Wilkins c . Parrygrase
Wells
Jones
C. Caldwell
P. Phister
Garrizon
Bepree Heelas
T. Miller
Hornsby Stock Issue Discussion Tomorrow
National League owners convene in Pittsburgh tomorrow to decide whether Rogers Hornsby can play for the New York Giants while holding minority stock in the St. Louis club. John A. Heydler called the meeting to resolve his right to rule on Hornsby’s eligibility amid ownership ties and ongoing dispute.
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New York
National League
Pittsburgh
Rogers Hornsby
New York Giants
St. Louis
John A. Heydler
Hornsby
Giants
Fane
Heydler
East Er Eggs Ram Free Offer At JCandyland
Local notice states eggs and ram promotion at JCandyland with free samples and a range of sizes. The ad mentions dates 4 6 7 8 and invites customers to inquire at the store for details.
Loss of Speaker Felt in Indian Outfield Prospect
United Press report from New York on April 7 notes that the Cleveland Indians face a weaker outfield with the loss of Speaker while adding Lou Fonseca to second base and Willis Hudlin to improve pitching. Manager Jack McAllister aims to strengthen the club despite doubts from Babe Ruth about Uhle and Burns. The Indians hope Burns, Sewell, Lutze, and emerging youngsters fill gaps in a sturdier infield and outfield setup.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Indians
George Burns
George Uhle
Uhle
Speaker
Cleveland
Jack McAllister
Lou Ponseca
Newark
Shaute
Miller
Smith
Karr
Levsen
Buckeye
Hudlin
Babe Ruth
Burns
Fonseca
Spurgeon
McAllister
Joe Sewell
Walter Lutze
Amieson
Summa
McNulty
Second Clash Of Big Series Friday Night In War ren
The title series returns Friday at 8 30 p m to decide the court championship in War ren Cloth Shop holds a 32 27 win and leads 1 0 in the set Newell s eyes a decisive third game If Newell s wins Friday a third game will be played Turp Pedlow may reshuffle his lineup while Chuck Reese leans on Peterson Anderson Dorsey Archibald and Eddie Genberg Fat Healy and Bob Offerle are listed for duty
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Warren
H.C. A
Clothes Shop
Newell’s
Turp" Pedlow
Newell's
Chuck
Reese
Peterson
Anderson
Dorsey
Archibald
Bush Prefers To Let Pirates Show Stuff
Pittsburgh Pirates manager states confidence in a pennant challenge from opening day. He emphasizes developing a fast attack over flashy talk, notes speed as a key offensive weapon, and says the team is cohesive and motivated to win.
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Bush
Pittsburgh Pirates
United Press
Dallas
Voight Leads North South Amateur Golf Tourney at Pinehurst
George Voight, Washington amateur, despite a sore shoulder, showed the way in the North and South Amateur Golf Tournament at Pinehurst. He posted a 135 for 36 holes to defeat Eric Thomson of St. John’s, N B, 5 and 4. Joseph Crawford of Pittsburgh beat William C Fownes Jr, USGA president, one up in twenty holes in a see-saw match. Headquarters for Easter eggs, names put on free. Candyland.
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Pinehurst
N. G
George Voight
Washington
Eric Thomson
St. Johns
N. B
Joseph Crawford
Pittsburgh
William C. Fownes, Jr
United States Golf Association
Elk alleys postponed as Hougwall Hardware vs Anderson Shoe
Inter fails to field a team causing a postponement of last night’s Elk Bowling League match between Hougwall Hardware and Anderson Shoe. Anderson now faces three postponed games in as many weeks while other sport notes cover Celtics Rozenblums series, league chatter, and local track scheduling.
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Hougwall Hardware
Anderson Shoe
Inter
Anderson Enemy
Celtics
Rozenblums
Cleveland
Ohionns
Bill Schaeffer
Philadelphia
Sega
New York Celtic
Cardinals confident of pennant after lineup returns
Chattanooga April 7 The St. Louis Cardinals back in form with Plint Rhem and Tommy Theve fit Ray Blades and Chick Hafey recovering and Bob O Farrell optimistic They claim a stronger club after Hornsby departure and salary disputes boosting morale Frisch strengthens infield while Hafey Blades Ring Snyder contribute pitching catching depth and veteran experience to defend their world title
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Plint Rhem
Tommy Thevenow
Ray Blades
Chick Hafey
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob O'Farrell
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Blades
Hafey
Alex
Jimmy Ring
Frank Snyder
O’farrell
Cardinals
Ache Otee
Baseball Scores From Fort Worth and Other Cities
Baseball results across Fort Worth Dallas Augusta Chattanooga Kansas City Tulsa Atlanta Richmond Louisville show mixed tallies. Notable games include New York defeating Washington in Augusta 6 to 5 and Brooklyn beating Atlanta 3 to 1 at Atlanta.
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Augusta
New York
Washington
Barnes and Devormer
Thurston and
O'Neil
No Mandatory Auto Insurance Law Passed in Pennsylvania
After heated debate the measure for minimum $2,000 vehicle liability insurance was dropped from the calendar at the request of Representative Laws of Philadelphia. The session will not enact auto liability insurance legislation this time.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pirates Picked to Finish Money in 1927 Season
Pittsburgh wire reports predict the 1927 Pirates will finish near the top, led by new manager Donie Bush. Starters Waner Cuyler and Traynor anchor a strengthened lineup while pitching includes Kremer and Morrison. Forbes Field could host World Series games again as Bart Dreyfuss smiles in October.
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Robert M. Wagoner
United Press Stell
Pittsburgh
Uni Press
Pirates
Ray Kremer
Paul Waner
Glenn Wright
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Donie Bush
Oscar Stenage
Detroit
Jewel Ens
Cuyler
Barnhart
Lloyd Waner
Grantham
Wright
Traynor
Bush
Joe Cronin
Hal Rhyne
Eddie Sticking
Indianapolis
Fred Brickell
Smith
Gooch
Spencer Villi
Orae Ee
Wil Deeg
Denie
Kremer Cadows
Aldridge
Morrison
Cvengros
Yde
Songer
Forbes Field
Bartney Dreyfuss
Holes in One Debate by J H Taylor and Others
The article discusses holes in one in golf, noting J H Taylor’s view on absolute accuracy and consistency. It cites Taylor’s numerous aces and contrasts form versus consistency, mentioning a match between Indianapolis and Boston (A) with Lundgren McFadden Hubles Hoffman Wisner Koupal Roan Snyder Vick.
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Indianapolia
Boston
Indianapolis
Lundgren
McFadden
Hubles
Hoffman
Wisner
Koupal
Roan
Snyder
Vick
Beginning the Golf Season at Madison Country Club
The article advises new season golf begins with solid fundamentals. It emphasizes a general swing with body pivots, flat feet, and a slow easy tempo. Focus on the mid-iron to shave strokes from last year’s average while establishing consistent timing.
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Bill Alves
Madison Country Club
Ren Duke
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