Warren Pitcher Has Perfect Day With Willow
Warren Jefthander Art Johnson started the exhibition for the New York Giants against West Point Cadets and had a perfect day with the willow, collecting two singles in as many trips. He pitched five innings, walked four, gave up five hits, and fanned one, joining a double play. Leo Mangum finished four innings with one hit allowed as Giants won 16 to 4.
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New York Giants
West Point Cadets
Willow
Bing Fes
Platter
Johnson
Jackson
Terry
Leo Mangum
Buffalo
Giants
Tidioute Triumphs By Narrow Margin In Rifle Meet
In a tight section contest this season Tidioute edged Endeavor by one point 185 to 184 with Morris leading Tidioute at 156 while Carpenter hit 182 and Wilson contributed 180 for Endeavor. Elsewhere Endeavor defeated Irvine by mail 851 to 439. The Boston game opens today as Governor Full of Massachusetts tosses the first ball between the Boston and Washington Senators.
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Endeavor
Morris
Irvine
W. Carpenter
H. Wilson
Fidier
Boston
Alvan T
Tosa
Boston Ox
Washington Senators
Major League Race Opens On Wave Of Optimism
New York April 11 Major league baseball opens amid optimism as eight clubs host opening games. Yankees and Athletics in fierce AL race, Pirates meet Cardinals in NL, Cubs visit Redland Park, White Sox face Indians, Tigers host Browns, Hornsby in Boston debut, Senators vs Red Sox, Dodgers and Phillies at Ebbets Field. Openers attract large crowds across cities as season begins.
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J. Plavius
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Philadelphia Athletics
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St. Louis Cardinals
Mound City
Cardinals
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St. Louis
Cleveland Alexander
Cincinnati
Redland Park
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Comiskey Park
Ray Schalk
White Sox
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Heinie Manush
Lou Blue
Harry Rice
Elam van Gilder
Polo Grounds
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Rajah
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Bronx
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Grabowski
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Lyons
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Uhle
Sewell
Indians
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Whitehill
Woodall
Tigers
Gray
Schang
Browns
Opening clash sets stage for Pirates and Cardinals pennant chase
More than 20 000 fans will judge the prospects of the chief pennant rivals as Ray Kremer and Jess Haines lead the Pirates and Cardinals. National League president Heydler and club presidents Dreyfuss and Bredon, plus St. Louis Mayor Miller, attend. Mayor Miller will throw the first ball at 4 PM EST.
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Pirates
Jess Haines
Cardinals
John A. Heydler
National League
Dreyfuss
Sam Breadon
Victor J. Miller
St. Loui
Harrington Named Irvine Manager For 1928 Club
Paul Herrington Sport Quiatt and Dominic Dandinelli will guide Irvine baseball for the 1928 season at a Monday organization meeting. Harrington elected manager Oviatt named captain Dandinelli chosen secretary treasurer. Efforts to arrange independent games with Warren area teams are under way.
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Quiatt
Dominic Dandinelli
Irvine
Harrington
Oviatt
Randineli
Warren
Monneer Fartinetan
Baseball Results and Schedules From Boston and Washington
Yesterday in Boston and Washington produced scattered results in the American Association with Milwaukee edging Columbus 11 to 10 and St Paul defeating Louisville 9 to 0 after a cushion-throwing interruption. Today's and tomorrow's schedules feature intercity clashes across St Louis Detroit Cleveland Chicago New York Philadelphia and Brooklyn with Boston and Pittsburgh among the matchups. New Orleans and Mobile report rain in the Southern Association while Memphis moves past Little Rock and Atlanta drops to Nashville.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Tomorow
American Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Southern Association
Memphis
Little Reel
Atlanta
Nashville
Billingham
Chattanooga
New Orleans-Mobile
Sugar Grove Girls Score More Laurels
Sugar Grove girls claim further titles as multiple bouts conclude on fouls. Panama Al Brown defeats Steve Nugent 2 and Andy Martin bests soldier Dom Browski 4, while College Sugge Jost beats Penn Alan 2 in a night of fouls and close calls.
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al Brown
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Andy Martin
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Penn Alan
Sugar Grove High School
Lottsville High Lassies
B. Richardson
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Stuart
Vv. Johnson
Richardson
Duell
Hoogwall Hardware clinches Elk Bowling league title
Hoogwall Hardware clinches the Elk Bowling league title for 1927 28 by taking four points from Baird Tires in the final round anchored by Clyde Lupold who rolled 233 in his first game and finished with 166 and 170 for 569. Armand Emanuel heavyweight defeats Matt Abele Philadelphia 19.
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Hoagyall Hardware
Baird Tires
Clyde Lupold
Hoogwall Hardware
Luapold
Amateur Show Scheduled Monday at Roller Rink Arena
The Warren Athletic Club announces a Monday night amateur boxing show at Roller Rink Arena. The all star card spans fifty rounds barring knockouts featuring Kaye Ryan Don Morris Cliff Collins Carl Scalise and others. Jack MacDonald from Jamestown to serve as third man in the ring.
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Roller Rink
Ruhlman
Kaye Ryan
Crack Erie Puncher
Don Morris
Jamestown Katier
Cliff Collins
Opening Day Batteries
United Press lists today’s baseball batteries for both leagues. National League games set Giants, Braves, Phillies, Reds, Cubs, Pirates with paired pitchers in New York Brooklyn Cincinnati St Louis. American League matchups include Athletics Yankees Red Sox Senators Indians White Sox Browns with listed pitchers for each.
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Hogan
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Genewich
Taylor
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Ring
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Laque
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Reds
Root
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O'Farrell
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Art Payne Still Leading Runners in Los Angeles to New York Race
In Clinton Oklahoma on April 11 standings of the first five leaders in C Piles Los Angeles to New York foot race remained unchanged as runners and walkers headed 35 miles to Bridgeport. Andrew Payne Claremore Oklahoma led, Peter Gavuzzi England second in total time, with two others in a dead heat for ninth. Eddie Gardner Seattle won yesterday’s 50 mile lap in 6 40 30 and moved to fifth in time. Guisto Umeri Italian walking champion finished second.
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Guisto Umeri
Loop Tonight Chooses Tribune Struthers-Wells Versus National Forge
Tonight at Arcade alleys the championship match of the Tribune Industrial bowling league pits Struthers-Wells against National Forge. The title for the 1927-28 season will be decided by total pin fall over three games, with Struthers-Wells favored by many fans though National Forge are seen as potential victors.
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Tribune Industrial Bowling League
Struthers-Wells
National Forge
Senators Lose Opening Clash to Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators fell 7 to 5 to the Boston Red Sox in the season opener. Hilton Gaston started for Washington, giving way in the seventh after Boston built a four-run inning. Joe Fudge sparked the offense with four hits as Boston seized an early edge in the pennant race.
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Boston Sox
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Henian Red Sox
Bill Carrigan
Washington Senators
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Hilton Gaston
St. Louis Browns
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Joe Fudge
Boston
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Boston and Washington clash as late miscues aid 8-7 score
Boston and Washington ignite a tight game with errors and multiple substitutions. Regan Tate Todt Goslin lead with several hits while MacFayden holds on for the win as Gaston suffers the loss. Umpires Owens Geisel Campbell. Time 1 40. Wilmington bout ends with Ambard knocking out Frankie Nelson in the rescheduled card.
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