Frankie Frisch Stars as Cardinals Beat Cubs 4 to 3
Frankie Frisch, Cards second baseman, hit his third homer and a seventh inning triple to lift St Louis past Chicago 4 3. Frisch has nine hits in 14 at bats, seven runs scored and eight RBIs early in the season as Sherdel held the Cubs to six hits. Pirates win first of year 3 2 at Cincinnati as Dawson and Hill limit Reds. Giants defeat Phillies 8 1 behind O Doul Jackson Cohen and Wrightstone. Ring allows five runs. Grid drill ends as Town State college prepares spring game lineup.
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Spring Verses and Stock Tips in a Scribbler’s Column
A fragmented column mixes light poetry about spring with sassy personal notes and stock market tips. It parodies biographers and political gender debates while sprinkling tips from a dubious financial service, closing with a playful corrected sign-off.
Conger to Referee at Clinton Track Meet
Clinton Indiana April 16 Ray Conger noted as middle distance runner will referee Charles Brookins former Town University hurdler at Clinton high school track and field meet on May 6. The pair will also stage exhibitions.
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Detroit Subdues Indians for First Triumph
Detroit defeats Cleveland 8 to 2 in a game watched by about 10 000 fans as Haskell Sillin limits the Indians to five hits and contributes a run driven in and two scored. Buckeye struggles for Cleveland and Brown issues eight walks as Detroit seizes early control.
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Stolen vases figure in Boston game summaries
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Dempsey Kearns Trial Set To Start This Week
In New York, the legal fight between Jack Dempsey and former manager Jack Kearns moves toward federal court. Kearns sues for 701 026.60 claiming funds due under a contract signed by Dempsey and held by Kearns. Judge Knox may delay the start until later in the week due to another case.
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Heeney Ordered Home to Begin Training for Tunney Bout
Heeney’s manager Charlie Harvey sent orders for Heeney Henry to return to the United States immediately to start training for a title bout with Gene Tunney. The fight tentatively targets late July in New York, with Tunney expected to leave Miami Beach, Florida, to join training.
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Cobb's Last Season Rumors Spark Cries of Decline
In a Philadelphia context, critics debate Ty Cobb's supposed fall from form as George Ruth faces questions of aging. Miller Huggins is cited as the source of alleged doubts about Ruth while Cobb's own fighting spirit is noted amid speculation he may be nearing retirement.
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Famous Coach of Olympic Athletes Never Was a Star
Lincoln Neb April 16 The University of Nebraska coach Henry PF Schulte selected as one of the met ters of the 1928 U S Olympic team never performed on the cinder path Yet his coaching produced noted Olympians and 1928 hopefuls Robert Simpson revolutionized hurdling Jackson Scholz the sprinting great learned under his guidance Roland Locke holder of the world furlong record 20 5 seconds and Fair Elkins American decathlon champion and record holder are among his pupils.
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Skipper awaits Waterloo candidates for 1928 baseball practice
Manager Cletus Dixon awaits Waterloo baseball hopefuls as official practice for the 1928 season nears at the local ball yard. Early arrivals include the Grant boys Billi Steinecke and Tibbe Serre with veterans, while milder weather prompts optimism for a five week session. The junior Hawks will drill at Cedar River park next Saturday with veteran coaches guiding the youngsters. A large Legion led turnout Saturday pleased Joe Buck. In another note Carroll wrestler William Maneman, 37, is in critical condition after a broken neck from a Breda bout.
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New York Nationals Crown U S Soccer Champions
The New York Nationals won the U S soccer championship by defeating the Chicago Bricklayers 3 to 0 before 15 000 spectators at Safdie Field Chicago. The final was one of the roughest contests ever staged in Chicago.
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Missouri Valley Tennis Tournaments Schedule
Des Moines reports three Missouri Valley sanctioned events this summer. The Iowa State tournament runs the week of June 18 followed by the state boys’ tournament July 9 and the public parks tournament the week of July 16. Local players may compete in these events.
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