Show — — i — : i ' — i A&ietnpiito Boston Event Gets Nearly 300 En tries DeM ar Ace ot xanKee distance Men Faces Stiff Competition homebred who has started many a marathon but has yet to finish one and the sturdy Canadians Billy Reynolds Billy Taylor and Major Ramsdale who led the invasion of 24 wear era of the Maple Leaf to the starting line The history of the race however is filled with dark horses who have npset the dope by plodding on to victory Close followers of marathonlng would not be surprised If one of the boys now unhonored and unsung led the field to the finish line The race starts at noori 4 600 571 500 500 400 400 3 M Shock-absorb- er York Batteries: affsh 9 6 r Chicago 15 13 0 and E 2 1 fit? 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Wa VTro T : 14 weight Union Suit Mark Twain would still It co-stard- Batteries: Zachary Braxton and Tate Qulnn Johnson and Foxx R II E Chicago l 8 2 7 13 1 Cleveland Batteries: Adklns Wilson and McCurdy Shaute and L Sewell R H E New York 10 15 1 - ' 6 H 16 14 Frank 10-rou- nd 4- - - of Andy Cohen "Lefty" O'Doiul just a broth of a boy has crashed through to on cosmopolitan gaieties jjjMcGraw's O'Doul went over with a bang when he sewed up the ame with the Phillies yesterday by smashing a homer in Jthe first inning with one on base The audience clamored for an encore when had the sportlight again in Lefty the third inning and he obliged with his second successive homer When he was called upon for another turn in the fifth inning Pitcher Augie Walsh had a lot of respect for McGraw's Pacific Coast league headliner and gave him a base on balls After the ninth inning curtain thi Giants were in front by 5 to 1 VANCE IN FORM Dazzy Vane the speed ball king struck out five batters in pitching ovthe Robins to a er the Bravesj Called tovictory Boston by the death of his mother Manager Jack Slatterjf left Rogers Hornsby in command pf the Braves Home run drives by Kikl Cuyler -- weather? If spring: bei warm or chilly you can protect yourself with the spells come (By The Associatod Press) NOT to be:6utdone by the nd mm 30" 6 CANCELS MEET HI new Two Hbmers 46000 At Club Opener and Webti failed to win for th Chicago Cubsj as the Cincinnati Redlegs carried off the season's opener at Chicago by 9 to 6 National league opening attendance records Were' broken when 46000 fans Jammjed Wrigley field to look upon the 1928 edition cf the Cubs The Athletics went under before th heavy hitting of again the Senators 11 to 16 and are the only major leaguers who have yet to hang a triumph in the campaign Owen qarf all of Holy Cross stopped the Browns with six scattered hits while his Tiger mates rung up a decision The Indians jshelled Pitchers and Wilson with 13 hits to down the White Sox by T to 1 EASY CONTEST The Yankees coasted to an easy triumph oirer the Red Sox id to 7 bombardinjg Boston pitchers with 15 hits Lou Gehrig connected for a double and two singles in four chances wjhile Ruth got a single in three tims up The Cardinals and Pirates were not scheduled j SHIELDS — Jim Browriingi anythingfbout IT Former Coaster Clouts When $ torn ligament over his right elbow threatened to keep Emory Curtice California's most efficient javelin thrower out of track competition this season Trainer Charley Volz divised a harness brace that enablef purtice to extend his arm backward and forward without thti elbow Joint giving way Now Curtice can throw the javelin as well Boston 7 1 12 Batteries: Hoyt and Gabrowski as he ever because the leather takes the place of the torn ligament Bradley Russell Simmoris Morris Curtice's harness brace can be seen very plainly in this photograph and Berry lleving Who said you couldn't t N R Philadelphia Wichita Kan- - BUD speedster ajndj Jimmy Londos Greek wrestling j star went two TOLEDO Ohio April 19 — (AP) hours to a draw here last night — Billy Wallace Cleveland light- Each grappler ©ok a fall Nick Lutzj of Chicago chalked weight knocked out Sig Keppen Beaver Falls Pa in the seventh up his flfty-thiij- d conse9utive win round of a scheduled 12 rounder on the' mat when he pinned Henry Bud Shields national Intercol Steinborn German Wednesday night 24 legiate wrestler swimming champion will o minutes after ' not compete lin the Inte'rfnountain —i— 4o A! A U title events at the Weber PROMISED BOUT STRAIN JlUNS TO FILLIES CHICAGO The strain Ijof jGuy McKinney the gymnasium Friday and Saturday as April 19 — (AP) — Promoter Jim Mullen has promised world's fastest living trotting stal- previously announced This information was handed out Earl Mastro a chance at Bud Tay- lion seems to tun to the female lor bantam weight champion if issue His first! six foals were all by C S Leaf of Provo coach of f he wins the decision over Johnny fillies His latest arrivals at Han- - Shields Rosen of New York tonight in their over (Pa) Shoe! Farms were from Leaf did Rpt give "a reason for I decision bout- - at 124 Nella Dillon 2j:0Si4 and Slaru the action 2:29 lamelds pounds Undoubtedly wanta to 4- rest up fort the Olympic trials to be held at Detroit in June Despite th( loss of Shields the some line com oig series promises I petition Malcolm Watson men's director at the gymnasium expects a fine enrollment Watson also looks for some new records and some new ! champions Preliminary heats will be run off In the big events Friday afternoon The first official championship events will be staged Friday eve ning - do 1 4 11 Washington R H E C ft f Boston j 1 8 10 Brooklyn Vertz Batteries: Edwards Ilearn GoldsmtSi Delaney and Taylorj Vance ajnd DeBerry - 5 0 It H E 14 10 Detroit 1 s St Louis 6 0 i Batteries: Carrol ahdiHargrave Blaeholder Coffman and Schang 1 Batteries: Kolp Lucas and Pic- inichs Nehf Malfne Root Weinert and Hartnett -j- i at Louis Chicago at Cleveland New York at Boston two games jj Cinpinnati 2 - Game With Phillies 857 833 571 333 250 167 000 Schedule Thursday's Detroit St Jtienton jand Hogan Cum- - Wilson mings 1 3 4 6 Wednesday's Results Washington 11 Philadelphia New York 10 Boston 7 Cleveland 7 Chicago lf Detroit 4 St Louis 1! t5 Pruett '1 2 Philadelphia Pet 1000 o 4 6 5 4 Cleveland Washington St Louis Chicago Detroit Boston !200 1 5 W New York California Trainer Devises for Injured Elbow of Bruin Javelin Thrower R Hi E Philadelphia New WALLACE WINS OVER KEPPEN er "800 New Vork Philadelphia I Brooklyn 10 Boston 5 Cincinnati p Cfhicago 6 No other games scheduled Thursday's Schedule St Louis at Ifttsburg Cincinnati at jphicago Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia club during the 1928 season This action was taken at a meeting of the board last night J C Derks was appointed as the club's official league director The ticket campaign and plans for the ball park are moving ahead rapidly it was announced O- ! 1 AMERICAN Results Wexlnesdaiy's B SALT LAKE April 19 — (SpeC Oren "Wilson popular cial) — high school official will serve as business manager of the Salt Lake le 4-t- Boston SERVE BEES thirty-secon- 3 4 4 3 2 2 it Pittsburg WILSON TO 19— BOSTON HAprilDemar Anvj pica's greatest long distance runnefTiaced the hardest competition of his long career today in the Boston Athletic d annual association's marathon race iiemar five times winner and the outstanding favorite needed to overcome 28 4 competitors the greatest marathon field evejr assembled on this continent to register his sixth victory in ten starts Ip this vast throng there were a dozen runners who were capable of eliminating Demar from the 385 yard grind at his first mistake in pace or Judgment Bill Kenwho was a winner previous nedy alsq facing his tenth Boston- - mara-tho- h was one of the men Demar with great respect Othregarded ers all winners in former years were Frank Zuna Carl Linder and Eddmard Fabre the veteran Canadian Another who promised to be a source of worry for the favorite was Jole Ray once America's greatest miler Joie has decided to make another Olympic trip and picked out the marathon game as the easiest method of getting to Amsterdam Ray started his athletic career 18 years ago as a strong distance run-nlie has a keen sense of pace of grit and if his feet hold plenty out! the speed to run the rest of the field into thef ground Persons familiar with marathonlng however gave Bay but little encouragement They claimed he would kill himself on the steep Newton hills the graveyard for manV a promising runner JOie mapped out a wise course of action He said he would stick at Dernar8 heels until the home stretch and then uncork a sprint vhich the veteran could not equaL Others who appeared to have a good chance for victory- were Whltey Michelson of the Millrose A-- A his teammate Harvey Frick the veteran Jimmy Hennigan a 26-mi- Cincinnati Chicagd Philadelphia HARNESS: SAVES ARM w L Pet 4 New Tjrk Brookjjfn MlicO'Doul Twinkles In In Easietm :'iQte May NATIONAL M ii ! lX i ' : |