Baseball Reopens as Major Leagues Begin Meetings in New York
Notables of the diamond return to work as 16 clubs from the National and American Leagues gather at the Hotel Commodore for annual meetings. Proceedings start with preliminary boards, then regular sessions, with a joint session led by Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis scheduled for Thursday at the Biltmore.
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Power Quintet Takes Lead in Capital League
Indianapolis Power and Light defeated Link Belt Ewart 29 to 18 to move into first in the Capital League. Hare Chevrolet beat Indianapolis N Y C 29 to 19, and Indiana Utility Service upset Link Belt Dodge. Four teams tied for second. top scorers include Henderson Ewart and Keath Dodge.
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French Like Football In France's Game Split
France has nearly 1,000 football teams in Association and Rugby games. Association football dominates the north while Rugby prospers in the south. Lefty Grove drives in five runs in one game becoming the American League's top pitching batting feat of 1929.
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Independent Net Notes Showrobins Park Juniors Hit Games
In the 14 to 16 year old class several teams schedule night matchups. Players Dprah Car roll Cooper McCallister Bune Schultz and Gardner belong to Roberts Park Trojans. Crimson Flashes face Kirsbaum parines tonight as part of a strong season.
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Sekyra Stops Weigand In Sixth Round Title Bout
Joe Sekyra of Dayton defeated Art Weigand of Buffalo by technical knockout in the sixth round of a ten round scheduled bout. Sekyra weighed 179 pounds and Weigand 180.
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Pirate hurler Brame leads with four homers in 1929 season
Brame of the Pirates topped pitchers in the 1929 major league season by hitting four home runs, leading the group of pitcher-homers.
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al Simmons
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England Backs U S in Campaign for Open Tennis
New York December 10 English and American lawn tennis bodies back open tournaments similar to golf. They will seek approval at the ILTF meeting in Paris next March. France opposes and may fight. Britain would allow one open event at Wimbledon in 1931 but not full amateur professional play together.
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Greyhound Five Open Season Against Rose
Indiana Central College starts basketball season at Terre Haute facing Rose Poly. Poor practice floor may hurt the Greyhounds as they meet Rose Poly on opening night. Coach Good plans Bai ley Judd at forwards Rider at center Nowling and Durham at guards with Seymour and Gillis and Lamb among likely subs.
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Taylor Bout Delayed By Ankle Injury
A reported ankle injury to Bud Taylor delays the Taylor Earl Mastro boxing rematch in Chicago. The return clash, recently a draw, is now expected to be staged on December 20 or 27, pending fitness.
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Chicago
Bud Taylor
Earl Mastro
Hillcrest Club Wins 1930 Women's Western Golf Journey
Bt Times Speci at NSA S CITY Mo Dec 10 Hillcrest Country Club of this city has been awarded the 1930 Women's Western Golf Association Journey It will be held the last week in August.
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Ring Bouts Tonight at Armory Main Event
Boxing card at the armory features ten round main event with Cowboy Eddie Anderson and Ft Reed Eric Pa lightweights. Semi windup Otto Atterson Terre Haute vs Mickey O Hara Cincinnati lightweights. Prelims Joe Brian Jamestown vs Johnny Hartledge Louisville heavyweight. Other bouts Rex Whitehead Anderson vs Cy Wixxins Shelbyville junior welterweights. Jimmie Burgess Indianapolis vs Soldier Goolsby Ft Harrison welterweights. Jimmie Nasser Terre Haute vs Fay Boarman Tampa welterweights. Jimmie Fox Indianapolis vs Harry Brentlenger Terre Haute flyweights. First bout at 8 15.
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Schott Brothers Lead City Bowling Doubles At Elk Club
In Monday night play at the Elk club alleys the Schott brothers Ed and Nan topped the doubles totals with 1222 points and eighth place in the meet. Eppert and Rugh 1202, Blue Schutte 1174. G. Smith 634 in singles. Blue 621. Sturm 610. Roeder 608. John Blue finished third in all events with 1843. Tonight's crowd pushes toward the finish with a final shift Wednesday.
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Michigan Netters Triumph as Chapman Shines in Defense
Ann Arbor Dec. 10 Michigan University’s basketball team overwhelmed Ohio Wesleyan 33 to 16 in a Big Ten style contest. Captain Bob Chapman of Marion Indiana anchored the defense while sophomores Weiss and Daniels contributed accurate passing, signaling a stronger squad than last season’s opener.
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Big Four Meets Terrible Swedes Here Wednesday
Olson's Terrible Swedes, a top traveling basketball club famed for the backhand passing, will face Big Four A. A. of Indianapolis at South Side Turner hall Wednesday at 8 30. The Swedes have a 627 game record with 534 wins and 93 losses over nine years, including 93 wins in 112 last season. Notable players include Bonnie Stewart Anthony Wapp Ray West C M Olson Lefty Byers and Earl Cartwright.
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Foster Granted Eligibility for Wisconsin Basketball Season
Harold Foster veteran forward and center of the Wisconsin team has been ruled eligible for this year's campaign by university. The decision follows rumors he attended a junior college at Mason City Iowa and might have affected his senior year eligibility.
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Maxie Rosenbloom Wins Twelve Round Bout At MSG
Maxie Rosenbloom outslapped Yale Okun in a twelve round battle at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday as he advances toward the vacant light heavyweight title. Other results include Bill Daring defeating Ed Steele in four rounds, Paul Bianchi defeating Jerry Pavelec in four, and Marty Gallagher beating George Hoffman in ten rounds.
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Purdue Coach Beers Wins In Straight Falls
Beers of Purdue defeats Baltzer in two straight falls taking thirteen and nine minutes at Cable Tabernacle. Parelli of Louisville also wins in straight falls over Roscoe of Cleveland. Dolby of Ohio State competes in a one fall match.
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Belmont Outpointed by Cooper in Ten-Round Decision
Jimmy Belmont, a local welterweight from Pittsburgh, was defeated by Farmer Joe Cooper of Terre Haute in a ten round nonstop bout on Monday, with Cooper gaining the decision after twenty three minutes of action.
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Konjola Promoted As Remedy For Rheumatism And Neuritis
Enthusiastic endorsements flood Indianapolis of Konjola a new medicine claimed to relieve rheumatism neuritis stomach liver kidneys and bowels. The Konjola Man at Hook Dependable Drug Store Illinois and Washington streets cites Ed Poe of Maywood Indiana who reports rapid relief and improved digestion constipation and general well being after using Konjola.
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