Bowling League Elects Officers at Annual Banquet
Forty Tribune Industrial Bowling League members attended the second annual banquet at Pete McJabe's Eating House. New officers for 1928-29 were elected: Lee Allen president, Paddy Jackson vice president, and Willard Foley secretary-treasurer. Prizes for high averages and notable records were awarded to Joe Bloomquist, Ypeenn Furniture. Yube Andrews, Virgo Clark, Floyd Rapp, Lee Allen, Al Fischer, and Leo Weidert for various categories. Two guests, Thad F. Lawson and Howard Schueltheis, joined the dinner.
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al Fischer
Wilburine Dil
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Fribone
Paddy Jackson
Willard Foley
Art Peterson
Tommy Gary
Bud Prond
Carl Wilson
Pan Yagge
Shore
Oklahoma youth leads pack in Joplin cross country race
JOPLIN Mo April 20 Andrew Payne Oklahoma youth again led the Pyle cross-country runners after a day of upsets. Payne tied for seventh yesterday and improved his time over Peter Gavuzzi of South Hampton who finished 21st. John Gober Moberly Mo won the 40 mile race in 5 35 54 ahead of Samuel Richman New York and Hamy Rea Long Beach California.
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Ae Miller
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Eter Gavuzzi
South Hampton
John Gober
Moberly
Miami
Okla
Samuel Richman
New York
Hamy Rea
Long Beach
Cal
Two Homers for Hack as Cubs Rout Reds
Hack Wilson hit two home runs and drove in six, powering the Chicago Cubs to a 12 to 0 win over the Cincinnati Reds. Joe Kelly collected four hits and four RBIs while Sheriff Blake held Cincinnati to two hits. Cincinnati’s scoring line shows a silent opening, Chicago piled on after a three run first and added seven more in later innings.
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Hack Wilson
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Joe Kelly
Grimm
Sheriff Blake
Reds
Cincinnati
Luque
Jablonowski
Ashe
Hargrave
Sukeforth
Blake
Hartnell
Hornsby Stars as Braves Annex Victory Over Giants
Rogers Hornsby led the Boston Braves to a 9 to 8 win over the New York Giants in ten innings. He scored the tying run in the ninth and drove home the winning run in the tenth. The game featured Reese and Farrell homers, Bell and Cohen multiple RBIs, and a late comeback by Boston.
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Taylor
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Cohen
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Reese
Brown
Bell
Farrell
Hornsby
Jackson
McNamara
Burrus
Boston AB
EL J. Smith
Rf McNamara
Rf Moore
Cf Brown
Ie Burrus
Ib Taylor
Genewich
P . Brandt
Smith
R. Ale
Hie Roush
O'Doul
Lindstrom
Ib Jackson
Harper
Hogan
P Faulkner
Ben Pahee
Indians Top White Sox 9 to 2 to Lead Junior League
April 20 Cleveland Indians defeated the Chicago White Sox 9 to 2 to seize first place in the American League. Willy Hudlin held Chicago to eight hits as Cleveland improved to seven wins and one loss. Box scoring shows Chicago 000 000 200 and Cleveland 004 010 04x with 15 hits for the Indians.
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Barnabee
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Goddell
Crouse
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Hudim
L. Sewell
Hutch Selects Track Starters for First Meet
Tomorrow's track and field event at Youngsville opens the local outdoor season at 1:30 PM. Brokenstraw coach Reid Pierce names Blue and White starters after Thursday trials. Christensen, Creal, Bidwell high in sprints. Greer, Wineriter, Edmiston in sprints. Carlson, Phister, Rob Mile in distance. relay quartet includes Greer, Wineriter, Edmiston, Carlson.
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Brokenstraw
Harry Hutchings
Christensen
Creal
Bidwell
Greer
Wineriter
Edmiston
Carlson
Phister
Rob
Ruth Gets Homer as Yanks Split Doubleheader
In Boston on April 20 the New York Yankees split a doubleheader with the Red Sox. Morning game ended 7 to 6 for Boston after New York led then fell behind. Babe Ruth belted his first homer of the season in the afternoon game which New York won 7 to 2 before rain halted play in the sixth.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules Across Leagues
National League results include Chicago 13 Cincinnati 0 and St Louis 13 Pittsburgh 6. American League results show Detroit 9 St Louis 8 and Chicago 9 Cleveland 2. Upcoming schedules feature cross matchups among St Louis Pittsburgh Boston New York Philadelphia and others with postponements noted for Toronto Newark due to high winds.
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Cardinals Dominate Pirates In High-Scoring Opener
In Pittsburgh on April 20 a 32 000 crowd watched the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Pirates 13 to 10 after three hours and 31 hits. The Cardinals exploded with early runs, Grantham homering and multiple players driving in runs as Pittsburgh used seven pitchers to absorb the defeat. Littlejohn earned the win, Miljus took the loss, with Pfirman Stark and Quigley umpiring.
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Serencee
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Tauscher
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Bartell
Spencer Bess
Xax
Smith
Tigers Top Browns in 9 8 Slugfest
Detroit tops St Louis 9 to 8 in a wild 2 hour 23 minute game. Easterling, a Tiger rookie, piled up three hits including a seventh inning homer that produced the winning run. The contest featured 18 bases on balls and a string of shaky pitching as lineups included Billings, Smith, Gibson, Holloway, Hargrave, Gray, Nevers, Beck and Schang.
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Gibson
Holloway
Hargrave
Gray
Nevers
Beck
Schang
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