Yankees Picked to Capture Pennant in American League
Davis Walsh predicts the New York Yankees as the top American League club with the Washington Senators second and the Philadelphia Athletics third. He notes the Yankees’ pitching and hitting strength and projects modest shifts in standings based on off season trades and team form. The Athletics trade impact and Reds Sox outlook are weighed, with Browns and Tigers favored in the lower tier.
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Yankees
Davis J. Walsh
International News Service
New York
New York Yankees
Amvhnur Thara Alani
Anne
Chicago
Washington Senators
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Yanks
Senators
Athletics
Cornelius Mack
Aloysius Simmons
Indians
Golf's Greatest Teacher Chester Horton Explains Use of the 33 Club
In his weekly column Chester Horton advises golfers to use the celebrated 33 club to learn a continuous flowing swing. He notes its rhythm trains the golfer to feel the swing as one artful motion and offers a free clarifying write‑in to readers.
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Horton
Perseverance Rewards Struggling Panners at California Beach
Henry Leibrandt and his two sons kept panning along the Watsonville shore despite meager daily yields. After finally deciding to stop, a last run yielded a one ounce nugget worth 21 dollars, prompting the family to continue searching for more nuggets.
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Watsonville
Calif
Henry Leibrandt
Ocean Beach
Leibrandts
Mack Predicts Big Season For Old Joe Judge
Connie Mack, famed Athletics manager, predicts a strong summer for Joe Judge with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Mack calls Judge one of the smartest and most consistent first basemen, noting his steady RBI totals and near-.300 batting pace year after year.
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Mack
Joe Judge
Fort Meyers
Fila
Brooklyn Dodgers
Connie Mack
Athletics
Dodgers
Judge
Joe
Brooklyn
Washington Senators
Wily Clark Griffith
Senators
Connie
Telephones in Czechoslovakia Reach 157 Thousand
Czechoslovakia reports 157000 telephone lines of which 42000 are automatic, indicating growing communications infrastructure and modernization across the country.
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Czechoslovakia
Eastern Iowa Baseball League Organized in Lowden
The Eastern Iowa baseball league was organized Tuesday night at City Hall Lowden. Dr L F Bees of Bennett was elected president Otto Schneider of Lowden vice president and Dick Koch of Lowden secretary and treasurer A second meeting is set for April 25 to submit fifteen eligible players and arrange deposits. Managers include A P Reid Lowden J Shenpolk Walcott and F
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Lowden
Eastern Iowa Baseball League
L. F. Bees
Bennett
Otto Schneider
Dick Koch
A. P. Reid
Lowdon
J. Shenpolk
Walcott
Coe College Athletes See Stock Rise After Basketball
After the basketball season the Coe College athletic stock climbs as Coach Rutgers trains the track squad indoors awaiting better weather. The Kohawks prepare for the April 22 class battle meet with a strong freshman group and potential numerals for twelve players. Star scorer Chet Good led the varsity with 164 points, while Walter Pack totaled 89.
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Rutgers
Coe
Kohawks
Harold Mullinex
Sigourney Center
Elmer Keith
Cedar Rapids Guar
Mullinex
Keith
James Carruthers
Joe Schneider
Cedar Rapids
Dale Etka
Fort Madison
Harold Flood
Waverly
Gordon Kaye
Rock Rapids
William Bolton
Brandon
John Innes
Milwaukee
Wis
Jesse and
John Saars
Donaldson
George Nichols
West Liberty
Chet Good
Walter Pack
Paton
Wrestling Results From AP Events Across Cities
In New York Hans Kampfer of Germany defeated Fred Grubmeier in a 27 to 2 bout. Oklahoma's Roland Kirchmeyer beat Leo Pinetzki after a ring knock out at 29:20. In New Haven Al Giecewicz of Manchester, Conn. defeated Fred Meyers of Chicago in 51:06. Harrisburg saw Ernie Dusek of Omaha defeat Dick Daviscourt of California in 37:28.
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Associated Press
New York
Hans Kampfer
Germany
Fred Grubmeier
Towa
Roland Kirchmeyer
Oklahoma
Leo Pinetzki
Poland
Pinetzki
New Haven
Conn
Al_ Giecewicz
Manchester
Fred Meyers
Chicago
Harrisburg
Ernie Dusek
Omaha
Dick Daviscourt
California
Local Names Listed in District Trade Roll
Mizour Oxford Junction P pater son Wheatland J R Mackey Stan wood A J Gibson Dixon C Mal manger Calamus H Schnack Bennett named in the district trade roster as residents or associated parties with small business ties.
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Mizour
Oxford Junction
P. Paterson
Wheatland
J. R. Mackey
Stanwood
A. J. Gibson
Dixon
C. Malmanger
Calamus
H. Schnack
Bennett
Ruth's $23,000 Salary Tops Coast League Outlook
Babe Ruth faces a hefty season payday that far exceeds the Los Angeles club payroll in the Pacific Coast league. The piece weighs the financial gamble of big-money rosters and notes Ruth's impact on rival teams, plus sidelights on Kiki Cuyler's injury and Cubs pennant hopes.
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Kiki Cuyler
Los Angeles
Cubs
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Oelwein Prep Indoor Track Practice With New Talents
Oelwein Iowa indoor track practice underway during vacation week led by Coach George W. Lee with thirty men. The 1932 squad, bar Paul Roberts the pole vaulter, lost to graduation. Runners Risk and Dawson and Mattern lead as point getters. newcomers Blomgren O'Brien Kolstad show promise. The Cedar Falls Relay on April 23 marks the first trip. two dual meets set at Sumner and Decorah. Oelwein plans tri meet at Waverly with Waverly and Charles City and attends State District and Northeast Iowa Conference meets at Cresco.
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Oelwein
George W. Lee
Northeast Iowa
Paul Roberts
Risk
Dawson
Mattern
Blomgren
Elma High
O'Brien
Sacred Heart
Kolstad
America
Norway
Cedar Falls
Sumner
Decorah
Waverly
Charles City
Iowa
Cresco
Schmeling Warmups for 15 Rounds in Preview Fight
German heavyweight Schmeling, famed for a strong right hand and slow starts, is eyed for a 15 round bout with Bear in Chicago as part of Dempsey's World Fair plan. Analysts say both boxers show better form than current champ Sharkey. The piece notes 1908 Detroit signing Ty Cobb and salary terms for injured players.
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AL Demaree
Max Schmeling
Nelson
Jack Dempsey
Chicago
Jack Sharkey
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Management Cuts Costs Of Raising Pheasants
Williamston Michigan AP reports management practices at the Williamston wildlife management project boosted pheasant populations by 480 percent at a cost of 47 cents per bird, far below the $2.60 estimate for birds raised by state game farms. Two improved tracts totaling 1,360 acres increased 480 and 443 percent, while unimproved areas rose 100 percent.
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Williamston, Mich
Williamston Wildlife Management Project
British golfers optimistic on Ryder Cup prospects in 1931
In New York, Henry McLemore reports from London observer Harry Percy that England hopes to retain the Ryder Cup this year. Local players praise Dutra Shute Crate Wood Runyan while noting American inexperience on British courses. Hagen’s past Open wins are recalled as a benchmark for Hagen’s potential success.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Debacha
Scioto
Walter Hagen
England
London Observer
Harry Percy
Harry
Arthur Havers
Abe Mitchell
U. S
Olin Dutra
America
Shute
Mr. Taylor
Ensmore
Dutra
Crate Wood
Paul Runyan
Hagen
Dent
Bobby Jones
St. Andrews
Gene Sarazen
Troon
James Braid
J. H. Taylor
Harry Vardon
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