Baseball Notes From Multiple Major League Workouts
Baseball notes summarize workouts across spring camps in Florida and elsewhere. Ty Cobb and Connie Mack prepare rosters in Fort Myers and Tampa while Boston Red Sox finalize their squad in Bradenton. Dazzy Vance and Jigger Statz hold out for Brooklyn as Giants arrive from Hot Springs. Infielders join Phillies camp in Winter Haven with Sand and Friberg, Ring near signing, and intense shortstop competition between Tulsa rookies and St Louis veterans. Cardinals boast early ease in Avon Park with Grover Cleveland forecasting superior control. Durocher touted as a hidden find by Huggins. Chicago meets at Catalina Island with two workouts following a holiday and a postponed Godfrey-Pepino fight trip.
Warren High Reserves Tie Youngsville In Gym Contests
Warren High reserve basketball squads split with Youngsville varsity on Tuesday at Youngsville gym. Reserves won 44 to 18 in the preliminary, Bailey scoring 24 points, while the Warren team Greese led with strong play. Blue and White Seconds defeated the Youngsville varsity in the main game, marking their second straight win over coach Reid Pier Yee’s squad, after a Warren victory weeks earlier. Winchster and Gibson led with 16 and 10 points. For the losers, Lightner Gilliland and Kay were steady. Warren Girls faced 30 points for Youngsville, with Bailey pacing Bailey and Stohl for the home side.
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Warren High
Youngsville
Bailey
Greese
Warren
Blue and White
Reid Pieryee
Winchster
Gibson
Lightner
Gilliland
Kay
G. F. TP
Gleese
WU Stokes
Stohl
Peterson
Swanson
Kehr
Stein
Ruhlman
Youngsville Girls
Dyer
Cochran
Kennedy
S-C
Bates
S- A
Q Sheldon
York
al Sandsay
Babcock
Episcopal
Methodists
Johnson
Henry
Schindler
Miss McChesney
Ward
Greer
Kelly
Bas Scalise
Westling
Donovan
Jacquins
G.facturer
Bradford
Y.U.S. Varsity
Episcopalians
Brockway
Lyons
Stanford
Sill
Lindberg
Weeks
Otanford
Bmunson
Eldred
Eee
Anderson
Rmcchesney
Dixon
Keebly
Seggees
Fast Travelers
Gillespie
Vikings
Eaton
Brindis
Wolfe
Carlson
Aligh
Thiras
T. Dentler
Hamilton
Crousett
G . McConnell
T. J. McCoy
National Boy Scout Council Meets on Pacific Coast
Plans for the 1928 annual meeting of the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America are being perfected. For the first time since the movement began here, the event will be held on the Pacific coast in San Francisco from April 16 for three days. A large convention of lay leaders will accompany the council sessions.
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Boy Scout Movement
United States
National Council of the
Boy Scout of America
Pacific Coast
Scout Movement
San Francisco
California
Jamestown Beats Warren Team In Wide Margin Contest
Jamestown defeated Warren by 91 to 17 as Warren fielded out of town players from Erie and Grand Valley including Bender Fisher Carpenter Burton Ongley. Scorers listed show Jamestown Cadman Hetfield Lundquist Jonson Ostertrom Youngquist with 21 points total while Warren’s D Bender led their side with 4 1 2 2 5 in the tally.
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Ker
Hlakery
Warren
Jamestown
Jamestown Boys
Warren Crecker Club
Erie
Grand Valley
Bender
Fisher
Carpenter
Burton
Ongley
Grand Lalley
Jamestons
L. D. Cadman . Oe
Hetfield
Lundquist
P. Jonson
Ostertrom
Youngquist
Warren W Kl
D. Bender
Dry plank demand dominates temperance platform rally
Chairman Deets Pickett of the dry plank conference opened the meeting with a call for positive declarations in party platforms. He told about 400 attendees from 32 temperance groups that prohibition supporters will seek to defeat office seekers who are negative or silent on the issue.
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Washington
U. P
Deets Pickett
Friends of Prohibition
Pickett
Brand claim on Hendershot fuel-less motor sparks dispute
In Pittsburgh on February 28, Lester J. Hendershot and his representative D Barr Peat rebut Hochstetter laboratories efforts to brand their fuel-less motor as a fake. Hochstetter questioned the theory's credibility in messages to interested parties. Also in Chicago, Dave Barry, suspended for unsanctioned fights, was reinstated by the Illinois boxing commission.
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Pittsburgh
U. P
Lester J. Hendershot
D. Barr Peat
Hochstetter Research Laboratories
F. W. Hochstetter
Barry
Chicago
Dave Barry
Ilinois Boxing Commission
Y. MLC A Classes Show Strong Contest Play At Warren
Y MLC A classes feature scorers across Senior and intermediate A and B groups with Team 3 leading Senior class 15 365 points over Team 2 15 010 and Team 1 13 608. High scorers include Nesmith Linstrom and Graham among others. intermediate A and B teams post multiple point totals with top individuals such as Howard Walters and Paul Phister. Ten players practiced volleyball on two teams yesterday at 5 pm, with another session planned and talks of forming an outside team for Warren area.
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Y. Mirg. A
Eatrof
Fiver Berman
John Linstrom
Robert Nesmith
John Starer
John Graham
R. Mack
Howard Walters Frst
Arthur Hjelte
Bernard Saylor
Gerald Simpson
Byron Berry
Henry Schindler
Harold Clapper
Volame Venue
Charles Kottcamp
Bernard Dennig
Leslie Larson
Charles DeForest
Billy Iseman
Wendell Nero
Thomas Dettsch
Paul Phister
Frank Bevevino
Frank Bonevito
Leonard Pearson
Frank Graziano
Anthony Lucia
David Siggins
Todd Siggins
Jay Sellin
Robert Williams
Byron Africa
George Combs
Paul Gary
Peter Scalise
Vernon Pearson
Anthony Scalise
Bert Marrer
Frank Waters
Brackett Ayers
Paul Messner
Doc Colegrove
W. Yeager
Dr. Helmbrecht
Clair Hulings
Harold Johnson
Harry Christensen
John Hessey
Warren
Free Scoring CAME COPPED BY MYSTICS Hammers His Way To Victory
Not enough clear readable facts. Unable to identify coherent main event or dates. The fragment references a boxing match with Godfrey and Paolino and a basketball game involving Mystics and Hedoek, but OCR text is garbled and lacks verifiable details.
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Mystics
Y Is Needed in Industrial War
The Senate subcommittee finished a five day survey of Pennsylvania coal fields. It says regulation must be revised immediately to stop industrial warfare from spreading nationally. Report to the Senate Interstate Committee is planned in executive session. Senator Gooding urged formal hearings on the Pennsylvania bituminous region within two weeks.
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Washington
U. P
Senate
Pennsylvania
Senate Interstate Committee
Gooding
Renn
Ida
Willin
Delaney Expected To Defeat Heeney In Narrow Showdown
Paul Berlenbach, former light heavy champion, predicts Jack Delaney will beat Tom Heeney Thursday night. Berlenbach says Delaney is too smart for Heeney unless Delaney becomes reckless. Berlenbach, who once fought Delaney four times, notes Delaney won three of those bouts by knockout or decision.
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New York
U.P
Jack Delaney
Tom Heeney
Paul Berlenbach
Delaney
Heeney
Berlenbach
Jack
Berlen
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Jigger Statz
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Ritchie
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Jewel
George Gedfrey
Giant Negre
Hedoek
Murphy
Hedg
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Myatics
Jefferson G
Los Angeles
George Godfrey
Giant J. Berry
Clepper
Foreman
Godfrey
Paulinu
Tau
Paolino
Black
Jack Doyle
Lafayette Escadrille
France
William Thaw
Eliot Cowdin
N. Y
Bert Hall
Bowling Green
Victor Chapman
Kiffin Rockwell
Asheville
N. C
James McConnel
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Warren Tribune
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