Hodges Clinches Championship With Second Straight Win
Hodges Clothiers defeated Industrial All-Stars 43 to 23 on the Armory floor to clinch the borough title in a two game series. Barneys Senger led Hodges with early fouls and Lord tallied seven buckets for the losers as Conroy and Ward were sent to the sidelines in the fourth period. Referee Harold Johnson supervised the game before a large crowd. A separate note reports polo star Devereaux Milburn suffered a fractured collar bone in a riding accident in Aitken, S C.
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Baseball Exhibition Games on Wednesday Results Roundup
United Press reports exhibitions in multiple cities with results from Bradenton Tampa St Petersburg Gulfport Auburndale Wichita Falls Winter Haven and San Francisco. Giants defeat Red Sox 11 10 while Robins beat Senators 8 3 Yankees Braves tie 2 Pirates 9–2 San Francisco tops Pittsburgh 9–2 among others.
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Style Shop Bowler Triumphs In Tight Kane Match
Style Shop won 2761 to 2733 over Arcade Cafe at Kane in a close contest. Kane led early with 933 913 in games one, two but Style Shop surged in the second game 921 to 860. Joe Blomequist and Frankie Fadale tied for high single at 225 while Johnny Black led Kane with 580 total as Trimble Johnson and others hit 675 plus. Return match of the series is slated.
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Morenz Leads NHL Scoring as J. H. S. Announces Track Trials
Howie Morenz of the Montreal Canadiens has 46 goals this season, ahead of rival Aurel Joliat at 36. Meanwhile the 1928 J. H. S. track team opens its indoor training, with about eighty boys reporting and only a small percentage expected to survive preliminaries. Outdoor use of the high school campus is planned until Lincoln school track is ready after Easter vacations. Coach Roy L. Uber outlined event needs during the talks.
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Infield Shuffle For Robins At Clearwater Camp
At the training camps Clearwater Fia The Brook lyn Robins field a new infield with Bissonette at first Ri conda at second Bancroft at short and Freigau at third Uncle Wilbert Robinson benches Jay Patridge moves Riconda to second sending Freigan to shortstop in Rhonda's place Pepper Martin among new infield plans for St Louis Cardinals in Avon Park Wattie Holm shifts infield duties and rookie outfielder from Houston earns chance to outfield for Cardinals Browns play benefit game in West Palm Beach for local high school Yankees prepare for final spring game as Ruth Gehrig and Hornsby salaries loom over training camp mystery Senators face Reading in Tampa Donohue talks continue as Donohue holdout remains Reds executive McDiarmid rejects Donohue offer Cubs sail to mainland after practice Pirates schedule three exhibition games in San Francisco and Oakland
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Week's Schedule Highlights and Player Totals
High single for F Happ at United Re finery 251 and top totals by J Bloomquist of Nypenn 628 and team totals led by Warren Thorne 918 and Struthers Wells 2691. Second half marks include A Fischer 240 for Wilburine Oil and L Weidert 646 for Smith Hor ton. National Forge posts 12580 in eight high totals. Jacksonville injury note mentions Walter Johnson likely to leave hospital but stay home for weeks after relapse.
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Chance of Hahn Going Abroad Not Yet Settled
March 22 New York Lloyd Hahn of Nebraska and the Boston AA may go abroad before the American Olympic team. The US committee said the team sails July 11 on the President Roosevelt but did not rule Hahn out. Lawson Robertson, head coach, will meet with Jack Ryder to settle Hahn’s case. Ryder will focus on Hahn and Leo Lermond. The team will include ninety athletes, four per event and six for the marathon, with ten assistant coaches.
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Milwaukee Man Still Leading One Man Teams
KANSAS CITY Mo March 22 F Freitag Milwaukee continues to lead the singles entries in the American bowling congress tournament here Freitag has a total of 652 E Matak and L Wolseiffer St Paul are topping the doubles with 1347 while J Wilman Chicago has 1895 for first in the air events Also listed are John Behr Minois A C Dean Cromwell Southern California Eddie Farrell Harvard Harry Hillman Dartmouth Wilbur Hutsell Auburn Tom Keane Syracuse John J McGee Bowdoin Jack Ryder Boston A A Henry F Schulte Nebraska and Richard Templeton Stanford The women s track team will be composed of twenty competitors coached by Mel Sheppard who won both the 800 and 1500 meter races at London in 1908 The final try outs for the women s team will be held in New York July 2.
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Dayton to chase world speed record in Philadelphia race plan
Fra J M White of Philadelphia seeks permission from the American Automobile Association to attempt a world speed record on April 1 in a triplex race here. Officials expect a large crowd and big guarantee to cover expenses. Tonight’s Army game features Hodges Clothes vs Corry Heystones promising a splendid exhibition.
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