Johnson Clinches IL Win as Montreal Meroons Fall 9 7
Sunday doubleheader ends with a 9 7 loss for Montreal Meroons. RT Johnson earns his second International League win in relief, tossing two hitless innings after replacing Thormahlen. He helps hold Montreal scoreless through the eighth while Jersey City erupts for five runs in the frame. Fleming adds a single in the second game’s early action.
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Warren Flinger
Thormahlen
Yankee
Montreal Meroons
Johnson
Socal Bay
Flash
Fleming
Evie Boy
Jersey City
Montreal Beats Jersey City In Low-Scoring NL Tilt
In a 3 to 1 Montreal victory over Jersey City, Thormahlen earned the win while Dunangan took the loss. Key plays included three-base hits by Haines and solid fielding from Murphy, Fleming, and Martin. Umpires Parke Griffen and Carroll. Time 2 25.
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Jersey City
Murphy
Fleming
Martin
Jourdan
Thormehlen
Gaurette
Daly
Haines
Devine
Holt
Lawry
Bawry
Radwen
Fewster
Dunangan
Thormahlen
Bailey
Buckalew
Mansager
Johnson
Mit
Parke
Griffen
Carroll
Izaak Walton League Elects New President at Omaha Meeting
The Izaak Walton League of America elected a new president at its annual meeting in Omaha on April 21. The Urbana Illinois expert Dr Ward, long a consulting authority on lake and stream pollution, will lead the organization founded in 1922.
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Izaak Walton League of America
Omaha
Ward
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Mlingis
Isank Walton League
Swedish Reds Top Warren in 1–0 Jamestown League Match
Jamestown Reds defeated Warren 1 to 0 at Celoren Park in a tight league clash. Reds relied on strong teamwork and ball handling while Warren’s Bergquist excelled on defense. Gehrig’s two singles and a run for the Yankees are noted in a separate mention.
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Warren
Celoren Park
Reds
Bergquist
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Jamestown
Bwede
Warren G. Johnson
G B. Lawton
Johnson
G. Carlson
Edwen
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Lind Hodlind
F. Berquist
McFarlane
A. Wolff van Elk RO
Palmquist
Ewanson
W. Hauge Lindberg
F. Lawton
LI T. Wolff
Ly le
H. Forsland
Archie Eirtwhistle
Baseball Scores And Schedule From The American League
American League results show New York 150, Cleveland 706, Philadelphia 4, Chicago 9 over St. Louis 8 and Detroit 368 to Boston 308, with rain postponements. Standings include Chicago 9 St Louis 6 Cleveland 6 Detroit 3. Tomorrow’s slate lists New York at Washington and Detroit at Chicago among others.
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Thers
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Cincinnati
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Boston
Brooklin
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Gaudette
Bolt
Shannon
Radwan
Neeve
Cleveland
St Louis
Washington
Detroit
Tomorow
Weather-Heavy IEL Action Delays as Scores Shift Across Cities
International League games postponed by rain with multiple rescheduled scores. Toronto beat Baltimore 10 to 2 in the first game and 11 to 8 in the second. Jersey City won 9 to 7 over Montreal, with a 2 to 0 follow up. Rochester routed Reading 15 to 2. Buffalo edged Newark 2 to 1. American Association results include Kansas City 5 Toledo 3, Indianapolis 9 Minneapolis forfeited, St Paul 6 Louisville 1, Milwaukee 7 Columbus 6, Toledo 6 Kansas City 3, St Paul 8 Louisville 7, Milwaukee 6 Columbus, and Indlianenntic 8 Aivnenn.
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Jersey City
Montreal
Rochester
Reading
Buffalo
Newark
American Association
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Toledo
Indianapolis
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St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbus
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Indlianenntic
Aivnenn
Eppa Rixey Wins From Loop Champs in Ninth Inning
Cincinnati beats Pittsburgh 3 to 2 as Eppa Rixey escapes a ninth inning jam. The Pirates threaten with two to face him, but an error by Lloyd Waner and Ford's single allow Dressen to score after Purdy extended his hitting streak. Kremer pitched well for the Pirates.
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Pittsburgh
Rixey
Lloyd Waner
Ford
Dressen
Kremer
Pirates
Purdy
AE. Ale
L. Waner
Adams
New York
P. Waner
Purity
Judge
Goslin
Wather
Ganzel
Zitmann
Efsue
Risey
Westerns
Braxton
Ek Burke
Towais
Hayes
Babe Ruth Hits Fourth Home Run For Yankees
Ruth belts his fourth homer of the season driving in three as Pennock wins and the Yankees reclaim first in the American League. Semin still winless? No. Indians fall to the Tigers in ten innings, Pennock notches his fourth victory.
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Herb Pennock
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Pennock
Babe Ruth
Ron No. 4
Horace Lisenbee
Ruth
Lisenbee
Browns Knot St Louis Tie With White Sox In Reduced Contest
St Louis Browns beat the Chicago White Sox 5 to 2 after Ralph Kress committed three errors at short. The victory left St Louis tied with the Athletics for third place. Chicago lineup included Adkins Connally and McCardy, while Odgen Gray and Schang earned the catching duties.
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Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Chicago
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Adkins
Connally
McCardy
Odgen
Gray
Schang
Italian Madrid bout and allied matches set in summer
Paolino Uzendun may not return to the United States until late summer. He has signed to meet Italian champion Bertezoli at San Sebastian on July 1 and may engage in bouts with Franz Diener of Germany and Knute Hansen of Denmark. Cautious buyers urged in classified ads. advertise in The Tribune.
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United States
United Press
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Germany
Knute Hansen
Denmark
Linborg Leads Youngsville High to Track Victory over Rocky Grove
Linborg led Youngsville High in an 82 to 21 track win over Rocky Grove on Youngsville soil. He won four events including the pole vault shot put javelin and broad jump and helped the medley relay to victory. Mong won the 220 yard dash for Rocky Grove.
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Ranp
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Wickham
Gilliland
Sanford $Ré
Wykant
Richards
Rapp
Johnson
Clay
Rea
Lightner
Stephenson
Marwood
Barten
Kyle
Ellis
Rice
Marvin
Abbey
Wygant
MITCHELL AND COMPSON TOUTED FOR BRITISH OPEN GOLF
Eng April 30 Abe Mitchell veteran British pro and Archie Compston who beat Walter Hagen at Moor Park are named top bets for the British open at Sandwich next May. Tommy Armour, the national champion, is playing superbly as the long course tests all. Bill Mehlhorn and Hagen show form, while Jom Barnes improves. weather has been poor for practice. The field includes two qualifying courses Royal St Georges and Prince's with Mehlhorn paired for the first round. A slender Argentine hope Jurade White attends, noted for power in short build.
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Eng
Abe Mitchell
Archie Compston
Walter Hagen
Moor Park
Bobby Jones
Tommy Armour
Bill Mehlhorn
Hagen
Joey
Jom Barnes
Pitts Players Eye Trades And Resignations Stir Local Sport Scene
OE Harris, a bare utility player, spending the weekend at home, expects a trade to an eastern club in the National League and predicts a strong season regardless of landing spot. Pittsburgh University confirms the resignation of Heart Dall, athletics graduate since 1913, effective tomorrow, with Alumni secretary Davis also expected to resign. A swimming campaign at the Y M C A gathers 101 non-swimmers, led by Physical Director Colegrove and Bob Jury. The seventh annual interstate bowling tournament opens at Freebrook Alleys with 110 teams, contest runs to May 6. Sammy Brindiz to box at Celeron Park tomorrow night as part of an 18-bout card, promoter Easterling notes. Baseball notes list players in various leagues and a Syracuse Stars move. Ashtabula High defeats Erie Academy in track, Warren High set for a Smethport meet, with weather causing postponement.
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Pitt
Pittsburgh University
Davis
Freebrook
Jamestown
Safare
Erie
Cleveland
Sammy Brindiz
Warren
Celeron Park
Stew Maguire
Easterling
Tigers
Goslin
Senators
Jamestown National League Journal
Buffalo
Giants
Friseh
Cardinals
Rath
Yensees Hauser
Athletics
Williams
Red Sox
Notable Yesterday Baseball Feats By United Press
Ruth hit at home run number four and added a single in four turns up driving in three and scoring once. Heilmann singled once and scored twice in five appearances. Curler batted five times with four runs and a single. Waller collected two singles and two runs in four trips. Cobb and Speaker sat out.
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Washington
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Robins Take Double Header From Phillies in NL Leaders
Brooklyn Robins beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3-1 and 3-0 to grab first place. Pitchers Buzz McWeeny and Bil Clark held the Phils to eight hits and one run across the two games, with Robins scoring in each contest and moving atop the National League standings.
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Brooklyn Robins
Philadelphia Phillies
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Bil Clark
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Phillies
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Sweetland
Schulte
Clark
Hargreaves
Ring
Benge
Wilzon
Americans Entered for British Open at Sandwich
Three Americans including Walter Hagen Gene Sarazen Jim Barnes and Tommy Armour are among 272 entries for the British Open at Sandwich starting Monday May. The field includes 57 amateurs and lists Bobby Jones as missing, the reigning champion, with Cyzy perhaps absent.
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London
Walter Hagen
Gene Serazen
Jim Barnes
Bill Melhorn
Tommy Armour
Sandwich
Bobby Jones
Indians Lose Lead In Ten Inning Detroit Contest
Cleveland dropped the American League lead Sunday as Detroit beat the Indians 7 to 6 in ten innings. The game saw Cleveland threaten in the ninth and tenth frames but fail to score while Detroit pulled away late. Gibson Van Gilder Woodall Shee Miller Harder Myatt were credited with the linescore.
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Detroit Tigers
Indians
Detroit
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van Gilder
Woodall
Shee
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Harder
Myatt
Paddock’s World Record Relays Ignite Olympic Hope
Charley Paddock starred at the Penn relay carnival in Philadelphia clocking 17 2 5 seconds for 175 yards to break the world mark and signal a likely spot on the 1928 Olympic team. He plans to skip a Coast meet to train for Olympic trials in Boston, while George Simpson and Tony Plansky also impressed in events shaping sprint and decathlon squads.
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New York
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University of Pennsylvania
Paddock
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University of Southern California
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Boston
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Amsterdam
George Simpson
Ohio State
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Tony Plansky
Plansky
Georgetown
Kenneth Doherty
City College of Detroit
Pottts
Sabin Carr
Yale
Lee Barnes
Carr
University of Chicago
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