National Forge Ace Leads Tribune Bowling Tilt in Second Schedule
National Forge star Lee Allen led the Tribune Industrial Bowling League after the second schedule, compiling 3724 pins in 21 games for a 177 average. Teammate Chevers Geothar finished strong with 175, while Zuerl started fast then faded. Dutch Quinn and Johny Castagnino joined the 170 club, with 17 others over 160.
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National Forge Star
Tribune Industrial Bowling League
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National Forge
Zuerl
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Dutch Quinn
Newell Printers
Johny Castagnino
Struthers, Wells
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Castagnino
Chuck Zueril
John Castagnino
Struthers-Wells
Leo Weidert
Smith-Horton
CG. McManus
House of Folkman
Tommy Gary
Struthers.Wells
Lynn Holcomb
P. H. Hyman
Earl Swanson
al Fischer
Wilburine Oil
Fred Schmocker
Warren Tries
A. Randinelli
Earl Stancliffe
Paul Yagge
Earl Defrance
FB. Haume
G. Folkman
Buk
John Praud
Harry Nipgen
Bill Thom
Jim Dely
Warren Tribune
Birk Dorrance
United Refinery
George Faul
Harry Chinberg
Gauge
Wilburine Oil Company
N. Peterson
Jocko Lawson
Lester Nero
Herald Bengston
Paul Gretzler
R. Lightner
Paddy Jackson
S. Bean
Bert Hook
Hi. Wagner
West, Smith and Horton
Don Folkman
Louie Smith
Washbury
Newell
Abbott
Wilburine Oines
D. Radspinner
Wilburine Ie
L. Hartweg
G. Bean
National League Yesterday's Results
Cincinnati 9 Chicago 0 New York 5 Philadelphia 1 Brooklyn 10 Boston 5 Pittsburgh St Louis not scheduled Todays Schedule St Louis at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at Chicago Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia Tomorrow's Schedule.
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Baseball scores and upcoming schedule in the American League
In the American League New York defeated Boston 10 to 7, Cleveland beat Philadelphia 7 to 6, Detroit edged St. Louis 4 to 1, Chicago routed Detroit 11 to 1. Tomorrow Detroit visits St. Louis, Chicago goes to Cleveland, Philadelphia hosts New York, and Boston travels to Washington.
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Yankees Crush Red Sox to Stay Unbeaten 10-7
New York defeats Boston 10 to 7 as Meusel Ruth Gehrig Myer and Williams drive scoring. Flagstead Todt Tarbert and Tobert players noted. Pitchers Hoyt Bradley Russell Simmons mop up in late innings.
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Game note on pitching by Morris and Bradley dysfunction
In a late innings pitchers dominated with Morris allowing six runs in three innings and Simmons one run in three and one third. Bradley took the loss as Campbell and Geisel officiated with time noted at 2 10.
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Yesterday’s Yankees and Braves in scattered at bats
Players listed include Ruth and Gehrig from the Yankees with multiple hits and RBIs. Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker appear for the Athletics with singles and runs scored, plus misreads and errors noted. Cuyler, Hornsby, Warner appear with limited at bats or unclear results.
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Ruy Hornsby
Braves
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Pirates
Dempsey Kearns Case Opens Today in Federal Court
In New York, April 19, the trial of Jack Kearns vs. Jack Dempsey opens after two delays. Judge John C. Knox will hear the case over a contract dispute seeking 701 033.60, with Kearns claiming one third of Dempsey earnings including share of the Tunney bout proceeds. Tex Rickard and athletic commission members are among subpoenaed witnesses.
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Jack Dempsey
John C. Knox
George N. Curtiss, Jr
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Dempesey
Philadelphia
Tex Rickard
New York State Athletic Commission
American Association Scores and Standings Brief
St Paul defeats Columbus 3 to 1 while Toledo tops Minneapolis 6 to 2. Louisville leads Milwaukee with Kansas City 6 and Indianapolis incomplete.
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Another Defeat for Connie Mack's Endea vor Jacks
The Mack's Athletics drop their fourth straight as a seven run second inning sinks Philadelphia 11 to 6 at Washington. Goslin Reeves Zachary Gillis Tate Ganzel Foxx 3 RBIs. Foxx homered. Zachary wins. Quinn takes loss. Umpires Nal Jin Dineen Barry. Time-
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Tribe trims Whites Cleveland as Indians beat White Sox
Grady Adkins, White Sox rookie, took a hard 7 to 1 defeat by the Cleveland Indians. Cissell faced a $123,000 sum. Two errors in the eighth by Six short step contributed to Chicago errors. Final: Cleveland 7, Chicago 1. Adkins Wilson and McCurdy pitched, Shaute and L Sewell also appeared.
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Carroll In Winner St Louis Tigers Beat Browns
Detroit rookie Paul Easterling hit three times including a home run to power a 4 to 1 win over the St. Louis Browns. Owen Carroll limited the Browns to six hits as Detroit compiled a balanced attack with hits from Carroll Hargrave Blaeholder Coffmen and Scharg to secure the victory.
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Cadets Even Title Series With 23 19 Victory
St. Tee Cadets leveled the title series by defeating Warren Tankers 23 to 19 in the second game at the Armory. Johnny Graham starred for the Cadets with 12 points, while Eddie Genberg led the Tankers with 11 points. Friday’s deciding game will cap the championship slate before a packed crowd.
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Track Finals This Afternoon at Warren High
Warren High track and field holds finals this afternoon to select the Blue and White team for Saturday’s meet with Youngsville at that place. Events include 100 yard dash at 1 30, 880 yard run, discus, broad jump, mile, high jump, shot put, javelin, 440 and 880 relays, with many finalists named from Warren and Youngsville.
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Graham
Lanner
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Pierce
Reds Defeat Cubs On Opening Day Rally
A nine inning rally gave the Cincinnati Reds a 9 to 6 victory over the Chicago Cubs in front of 45,000 fans. Kopf Kucas and Picinich pitched for Cincinnati while Nef Malone Root Weinert and Hartnett appeared for Chicago. The Reds staged a four run rally in the ninth to spoil the Cubs opener.
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Southern Association Scores Report
Mobile defeated Atlanta 1 to 0 while Little Rock routed Chattanooga 5 to 3. Memphis beat Nashville 6 to 0 and Birmingham triumphed over New Orleans by 4 to 0.
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Duckpin League Slate Finished Opens Monday at Arcade
Cry Duckpin bowling league formed early in the week and will start Monday evening at the Arcade alleys. Curley’s Ducks face Sammie’s Ducks as the official schedule shows three games weekly on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday through May 23. Six teams compete with each team playing twice weekly in a city league.
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