Warren High opens baseball season with Youngsville game
Warren High School ready for 1927 season with two home games scheduled Thursday and Saturday. Youngsville visits at 4:15 with Bobby Burns as umpire. Bradford to play Saturday and track meet at 3 PM. Coach Leidig notes a large candidate pool, with Captain Field likely at infield and four pitchers in contention. Massa will be ineligible until May 1.
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Burns
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Field
Letterman
Har” Lord
Smith
Casp” Scalise
Jim" Lytle
Vedo” Brindis
Nelson Johnson
John BicCoy
Norm” Plane
Casper Scabse
Fred McCoy
Everett Ledges
Jim Lytle
Mahaffey
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Ray Streilk
Anderson
Olson
Heller
Joe” Brindis
Shaughnessey
Kelly
Syberkroup
Boyette
Caughey
Marshall
Marshall and “Cut” Cuthberaon
Joe” Massa
Pat
Baseball scores and upcoming schedule from yesterday and today
Yesterday results show Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 4 to 0, Boston 9 to 5, New York 5 to 1, St Louis 8 to 1 while Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh and Chicago and Pittsburgh had a rainout. Today’s schedule lists Chicago at St Louis, Philadelphia at New York, Boston at Brooklyn. Tomorrow’s games include Philadelphia at New York and Chicago at St Louis.
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Brooklyn
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louie
Louis
Baseball Scores and Tomorrow’s Schedule
American League results show St Louis 7 Chicago 5 Detroit 8 Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 3 Westbetond Boston 6 New York 3. Schedules list Louis at Chicago Clevelan New York at Philadelphia. Tomorrow’s games feature St Louis at Detroit Cleveland at Chicago New York at Philadelphia Washington at Boston.
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Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Westbetond
Boston
New York
Phildelphia
Washington
O. Sesteat
Philadelphi
Refuse To Get Old Newark Set Schedules Key Games
Today’s schedule lists Buffalo at Newark and Toronto at Reading. Rochester travels to Baltimore while Syracuse visits Jersey City. Newark leads Toronto by seven to two, Jersey City on four, Rochester three, and Syracuse nine to Reading one.
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Buffalo
Toronto
Rochester
Syracuse
Baltimore
Newark
Jersey City
Reading
American Association Standings From The Midwest Circuit
The current standings show Minneapolis with five wins and one loss, St Paul at two wins and one loss, and Kansas City leading at four wins and one loss. Milwaukee sits at four and two, with Poleda and Columbus also present in the table alongside Indianapolis and Louisville as they jockey for position.
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St.Paul
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Caeverseae
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Inn
St. Paul
Boston Braves win doubleheader over Giants in New York
Boston Braves defeated the New York Giants in both halves of a doubleheader on Patriot's Day. In the morning game Fred Lindstrom starred for the Giants with five hits in nine at bats, while Tommie Thomas powered Boston with three doubles. The afternoon game ended 5 to 4 after a run-filled contest with detailed scoring notes.
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Boston Braves
New York Giants
Freddy Lindstrom
Thomas
Boston
Erry
Taylor
Browning
Burrus
Bancroft
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Hearn
Knight
Edward
Mogridge
Henry
Washington spat stalls Hoover Kellogg secretary terms
A dull news day yields a Washington note that President Coolidge and Secretary Hoover are on bad terms as a spokesman says Hoover would not become secretary even if Kellogg retires. The report hints at ongoing friction shaping administration real estate profit talks.
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Coolidge
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Hoover
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Renewed clash may force Richard to sell next heavyweight fight
Henry L. Farrell reports Renewed conflict between Gene Tunney and NY boxing chief James Farley puts Tex Rickard on course to move the next heavyweight title bout out of New York. Philadelphia and Sesqui Stadium are favored venues as Muldoon and Farley hint at a price cap that disfavors New York, while Rickard weighs Dempsey’s draw power and public sentiment for a Tunney defense.
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Farley
Richard
Henry L. Farrell
United Press
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New York Boxing Commission
Tex Rickard
Philadelphia
Rickard
William Muldoon
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Yankee Stadium
Jack
Parley
Albany
Dempsey
Maloney
Sharkey
Benny Leonard Comeback Questioned By Golf Mentor
In a debate on boxing legends, Benny Leonard’s return is dismissed as folly given his peak form and retirement as champion, while the piece shifts to golf figure Bobby Jones. Ross, a caddie for Jones, praises sportsmanship and adherence to golf’s rules, noting Jones’s precise touch and discipline as foundational to a champion.
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Bennah
Leonard
Esring
Jim Jeffries
Jim
Johnson
Bobby Jones
Bobby
Ross
Jones
Inwood
Hin
Brookline
Bobby Nover
Hoover seen as best man for 1928 Republican bid
The article argues Secretary Hoover could back President Coolidge for the 1928 nomination, claiming Hoover would unite party ranks. It notes their breakfast on Easter, praises Hoover as a top choice, and mentions steel stock, then shifts to a murder confession involving Mr Gray and Mrs Snyder with cautions about liquor and wrongdoing.
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Hoover
Mr. Gray
The Flaming Forest at Library Theatre adapts Mounted Police saga
On Stage and Screen reviews describe The Flaming Forest, a Cosmopolitan produced film about the early formation of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police. Directed by Reginald Barker, the outdoor style epic screens at the Library Theatre Thursday and Friday, adapted from Vyewne Aliene Crenmad'a work.
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Canadian Northwest Mounted Police
Dominion of Canada
Cosmopolitan
Library
Thurst
Reginald Barker
Waldemar Young
Vyewne Aliene Crenmad
Big guarantee for Gene Tunney sparks boxing talk
The writer reports Gene Tunney will receive a $900,000 guarantee for his next heavyweight title fight, plus a 50 percent cut of box office receipts above $1,050,000, with Philadelphia likely scene and Dempsey as opposing challenger. If New York cannot match prices, Chicago or Philadelphia may host the bout.
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N. S
New York
Gene Tunney
Unney
Sike
Tonney
Philadelph
Rickard
Funney
Dempsey
Philadelphia
Chicago
Baseballs Big Four and Lawman Tale Mixup
United Press notes Ruth failed to win four trips to plate as Hornsby collected four singles in seven at bats while Cobb went hitless and Speaker also faltered. A separate film about lawmen establishing order in a vast territory is set largely in Canada and Montana with Antonio Moreno and Renee Adoree leading a cast that includes O'Brien Ranch McDowell Geidt and Mary Jane Truong.
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Antonio Moreno
Renee Adovee
O'Brien
Bert Ranch
Claire McDowell
Clarence Geidert
William Austin
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