High Track Team Opens Year With Youngsville Sat
Warren Bradford high squads will feature a 1 pm baseball game followed by a 3 pm track opener on Russell Field. Youngsville High plans a strong track showing as they earlier defeated Blue and Whiters 47 to 2 in baseball, while Hutchings’ athletes and new track candidates train outdoors for the season.
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Record holders to compete in Buckeye meet Saturday
A large field of star athletes will compete in the fourth annual Buckeye meet at Ohio Stadium, featuring entrants from university and high school divisions. Notables include Fred Alderman and John Grima, with entrants from Michigan State, Ohio State, Illinois, and foreign teams such as the University of Havana, spanning dash and hurdle events.
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Ray Kremer Flings and Bats in Pirates Win
April 22 Pittsburgh opened its home season beating Cincinnati Reds 3 2. Ray Kremer starred with a homer, driving in a run and overall strong play. Reds took two runs in the first on Zittmenn walk, Dressen sacrificed, Pipp doubled, and Bressler singled. Pirates tied in the third on Kremer’s homer, and Grantham drove Rhyne home in the fifth after pushes by Smith and Kremer.
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May Win Again Cincinnati Pittsburgh Baseball Box Score
May win again as Cincinnati defeats Pittsburgh 4 to 3 with Pipp home run and Kremer key hits. Dressen Traynor Smith Kremer marked by sacrifices. Wright Rhyne to Grabham Rixey Ford to Pipp in double plays. pitchers Rixey Kremer. Left on base Cincinnati 4 Pittsburgh 4. June 1 27 Howe Ran Beat Giants New York April 22 Phils beat Giants 4 to 2 with three homers Williams Wrightstone Lind Strom Giants minor hits after inning two. Ferguson and Wilson Barnes Grenfield Devormer. Baby’s walking progress noted.
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Yankees Start Another Streak with 13-6 Win
Philadelphia April 22 New York Yankees began a fresh winning run by routing the Mackmen 13 to 6 at Philadelphia Gehrig and Lazerri homered with two on base and Lou Gehrig drove in six runs. The box score follows.
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National League Standings and Yesterday’s Results
NL standings show Pittsburgh 857, Boston 636, Philadelphia 625, St. Louis 671, New York 429. Yesterday Chicago beat St. Louis 3 2, Philadelphia 4 New York 2, Boston 0 Brooklyn. Today Chicago at St. Louis, Philadelphia at New York, Boston at Brooklyn, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. Tomorrow's games.
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St Louis at Detroit Rain Affected Matches
Weather affected several major matchups with rain in St Louis and Detroit as Cleveland played Chicago in wet conditions. Key results included New York 15 and Washington 7 with Boston at 4, followed by additional slated games between St Louis and Detroit, Chicago and Cleveland, and New York at Philadelphia.
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International J 133 040-13 baseball results and schedules
The report lists Lamar, Mensel, Combs with three base hits by Mensel Cobb and Lazerri, home runs by Gehrig Lazerri and Stolen bases by Combs, and sacrifices by Hoyt Koenig Gehrig. Elk League week and next week schedules follow with matchups such as Metzger Wright vs Baird Tires and Baird Tires vs Hoag wall Hardware. It also notes Tilden and Hunter traveling to Europe, Coolidge viewpoint, a working man's watch ad, and today's scores Buffalo at Newark Reading at Toronto.
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American Association Results And Weather Disruptions
Standings show Minneapolis and St. Paul posting losses amid a cold rainy day. Several games were postponed due to rain and cold. Milwaukee and Columbus posted notable scores while others remained unsettled as weather disrupted the schedule.
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Pugilism and Hockey Debates Stir Canadian Sports Scene
An editorial from the Montreal Standard discusses the future of hockey amid American league proposals and growing cross border interest. It notes US teams threaten Canadian dominance, while organizers consider two international leagues. The piece also reflects on boxing and management, mentioning Delaney and Maloney and the era’s ring tactics.
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Half of Boys in College Wasting Time Says Brown Chief
New York April 22 AP The head of Brown University Dr William H Faunce says half the American boys entering college will fail to graduate and many more waste four years and money He urges parents to ask if college is worth four years of a boy’s life and notes the belief that college suits every boy is a tragedy and warns that half of well meaning families’ choices lead to unproductive college attendance
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Baseball's Big Four Inaccurate Batting Snapshot
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