Reds and Indians shown as dark horses with strong defense
Cincinnati Reds and Cleveland Indians are featured as underrated teams with strong defenses. The Reds aim to improve under Jack Hendricks on pitching and defense, while the Indians are strengthened by Earl Averill, Bib Falk, Charley Jamieson, Joe Sewell, Jackie Tavener, and Carl Lind as they push for the top division in a wide open AL race.
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United Press
New York
Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland Indians
Reds
Indians
Jack Hendricks
Red Luces
Adolfo Luque
Jakie May
Hendricks
Cincinnati
Giants
Cubs
Cards
Pirates
Hughie Critz
Horace Ford
Evar Swanson
Cleveland
Earl Averill
San Francisco
Langford
Dick Porter
Baltimore
Homer Summa
Bib Falk
White Sox
Charley Jamieson
Joe Sewell
Jackie Tavener
Carl Lind
Ownership and circulation report for Amarillo Globe 1929
Notarized statement by Wilbur C. Hawk general manager of Amarillo Globe lists publisher, editor, and owners including Gene Howe and multiple named stockholders. States bondholders none and reports average weekly circulation of 9,859 copies over six months prior to April 1, 1929.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
State of Texas
Potter
Wilburn Hawk
Wilbur C. Hawk
Wesley Izzard
Gene Howe
G. C. McDaniel
N. D. Bartlett
J. E
J. L. Nunn
Norris Ewing
G. W. Camp
Henry Ansley
Wesley Izgard
T. E. Johnson
W. T. Stanberry
J. K. Rank
T. E. Snowden
Marcus S. Waggoner
B. P. Waggoner
Dr. K. J. Bribach
R. W. Ramsey
H. B. Kessler
H. EB. Muchnic
F. E. Harch
W. W. Hetherington
J. M. Challis
Martin Jensen
Atchison, Kansas
D. R. Anthony, Jr
Dan Anthony
Leavenworth
Kansas
C. A. Leland, Jr
Des Moines
Iowa
Walter E. Brown
Kansas City
Missouri
Chicago Team Climbs in American Bowling Congress Event
The George Springguths of Chicago finished the five man event with 2,998 total, narrowly missing the top ten. Frank Fabing of Gary Indiana posted 299 in a bid at the bowling hall of fame, as he and partner F Hills totaled 1,277 in the doubles.
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Chicago
George Springguths
American Bowling Congress
Frank Fabing
Gary
Ind
Mms
F. Hills
Sheriff Blake Shines as Cubs Cruise 10 0
Sheriff Blake impressed in a standout relief start for the Cubs, seven innings of strong pitching as they blanked Houston 10 to 0. Manager Joe McCarthy praised Blake’s readiness for the pennant push after the improvement shown in the spring tuneup.
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Houston
Texas
Sheriff Blake
Joe McCarthy
Cubs
Blake
Bread loaf from 1853 on display in Felwood
A small loaf claimed to be baked on Good Friday March 22 1853 is shown in Felwood Indiana. It is owned by 89 year old Mrs Bee Hough Bartlett and was baked by her mother. Bartlett says a legend says a loaf baked on Good Friday will endure forever per 76 years of preservation.
Hedeman Leads Pyle Marathoners From New York to Baltimore
Trans continental runners began from New York heading to Baltimore under C. C. Pyle with Herbert Hedeman leading the lapse time standings at 22 49 13. Others in the top ten include John Salo 22 55 25 Ed Gardner 28 00 56 Arthur Newton 24 04 09 Paul Simpson 24 05 00 Troy Trible 24 26 45 Voight Hourstater 24 24 25 Peter Gazuzzi 25 01 47 Olli Winttenin 25 05 52 W B McNamara 25 22 17.
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Bulioneers
New York
Baltimore
Herbert Hedeman
Australia
John Salo
Passiac
N. J
Ed Gardner
Seattle
Washington
Arthur Newton
Rhodesia
South Africa
Paul Simpson
Burlington
N. C
Risko Meets Von Porat in Boston Tonight
Johnny Risko the Cleveland baker battles Otto Von Porat in a ten round heavyweight bout at Boston Garden as he seeks to revive his fading title hopes. The April 5 bout pits two top contenders in a crucial city showdown for 1900s era boxing prominence.
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von Porat
Boston
Associated Press
Johnny Risko
Cleveland Baker
Otto von Porat
Boston Garden
Boxing card set with Farley Walsh main event in Dallas
Nine French entrants sign up as Al Anderson promotes a Monday Auditorium program. Prizes total 30 dollars for top three. Chesty Smith and Pat Reagan clash in a semi windup. Cal Farley meets Eddie Walsh in the main bout after recent exchanges. Silver Fleet cars and college pilots add spectacle as bleachers move to the stage. Tickets are 1 at ringside and 40 cents elsewhere.
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Chesty Smith
Pat Reagan
Cal Farley
Cyclone Fox
Little Firpo
Battling Nelson
Farley
Eddie Walsh
Kansas City
Cal
Eddie
Jodie Parker
Walsh
Dallas
Notre Dame Beats Billies in West Texas Tilt
Notre Dame University baseball beat the Daniel Baker Mill-Billy team 9 to 2 in Brownwood on April 5. The Ramblers scored three runs in both the third and fifth innings to secure the win. They prepare to face Jerry Mann's Southern Methodist University in Dallas in a one-day stand.
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United Press
Brownwood
West Texas
Notre Dame University
An & To
Daniel Baker Mill-Billy Crew
Ramblers
Jerry Mann
Southern Methodist University Crew
Dallas
Tigers Show Fight in Loss to Pirates at Fort Worth
The Detroit Tigers fell 8 to 1 to Pittsburgh as Owen Carroll and Lil Stoner pitched well, signaling readiness for the American League start. Detroit was set to face the Pirates again today in Fort Worth.
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Associated Press
Fort. Worth
Pittsburgh
Bucky Harris
Tigers
Owen Carroll
Lil Stoner
Detroit
Pirates
Gilbert Mulleavy Signed by Santone
The San Antonio Texas League Indians have signed infielder Gilbert Mulleavy of the Toledo American Association club. Mulleavy played last season with Raleigh of the Piedmont League. Business Manager Conner at Gulfport, Miss. sent the telegram with the update.
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San Antonio
Texas League Indians
Gilbert Mulleavy
Toledo American Association
Express
Conner
Gulfport
Miss
Mulleavy
Raleigh
Horton Smith Seeks Ryder Cup Role In New York Visit
Horton Smith of Joplin Missouri arrives in New York for his first visit ahead of sailing with the United States Ryder cup team on the Wednesday departure. Smith has won seven major golf tournaments this past winter and is preparing for the match play event.
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New York
Py United Press
Slim
City Baseball League to Vote on 1929 Schedule Tonight
The City Baseball League meets at 7 30 tonight at Clements and Young Sporting Goods Co to approve the 1929 schedule and draft by laws. All six club managers are urged to attend to cast votes.
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City Baseball League
Clements & Young Sporting Goods Co
White Sox Travel to Wichita Falls for Texas League Game
The weary White Sox arrive in Wichita Falls for a Texas League clash with the Spudders after a rough trip to Seminole Oklahoma. They previously lost 6 to 4 to the Des Moines Weatern lonruerte.
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White Sox
Wichita Falls
Associated
Texas League
Spudders
Seminole
Okla
Des Moines Weatern Lonruerte
Athletics Rally with 45 Runs in Three Games
Philadelphia Athletics return from Florida training camp on the road north to Richmond and display a strong punch. Captain Eddie Collings rotates the lineup as nearly every batter finds the ball, totaling 45 runs in the last three games, with 17 hits including five home runs against Greensboro of the Piedmont League.
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Richmond
Florida
Philadelphia Athltics
Eddie Collings
Greensboro
Athletics
Indoor swimming meet ends with Spence Laufer duel
The National AAU indoor championships in New York end amid a close race between Walter Spence of Philadelphia and Walter Laufer of Lake Shore A C Chicago. Spence leads Laufer by one point, with Laufer favored to win before tonight's final events. Laufer competes in the 100 yard freestyle and 100 yard backstroke, while Spence is entered only in the freestyle.
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Walter Spence
Philadelphia
Walter Laufer
Lake Shorea A. C
Chicago
Spence
Laufer
Collett and Van Wie Set North and South Final
Glenna Collett of Providence R I and Virginia Van Wie of Chicago reached the twenty seventh Women's North and South final at Pinehurst N C. Collett led by performance in the semifinals with a 1 up win over Marion Turple of New Orleans while Van Wie defeated Edith Quieren Reading Pa 6 and 4.
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United Press
Pinehurst
N. Oa
Glenna Collett
Providence
R. 1
Virginia van Wie
Chicago
Miss Collett
Wos
Misa Collett
Marion Turple
New Orleans
Miss Turple
Miss van Wie
Edith Quieren Reading
Mystery Writer Behind God Save the King Anthem
England’s national anthem God Save the King remains anonymous with scholars unsure who penned the historic tune. The line of attribution has long intrigued literary scholars and music historians seeking the original author.
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England
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