American Yale Rowing Star Aims for Blue Boat Seat
H T ing sbury Rhodes scholar and former Yale oarsman is expected to join the Oxford Dark Blue crew for the Cambridge April 2 race after securing the No 7 seat. Critics hail him as one of the best rowers in the boat as he adapts to English methods. Philadelphia reports Owen Tremper of Brooklyn is named captain of the Pennsylvania varsity baseball team succeeding Paster Fields who has signed with the New York Giants.
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London
Oxford
Cambridge
H. Tingsbury
Yale
Rhodes
Ingsbury
United Press Philadelphia
Owen Tremper
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania
Paster Fields
New York Giants
Billy Evans
Legis
NEA
Arwater
Fla
Ame
Hall
Anager Wilbert Robinson
Newrk Baseball Writers
Casey
Law
Sindlinger
Tribe
Snyder
Kansas City
Florence
Louisville
Walter Rehg
Columbus
Ivy Wingo
New Columbus Pilot
Rehg
Indiana to Face Ohio State After Close Loss
Indiana University coach Everett Dean takes the Hoosiers to Columbus for a Wednesday night game with Ohio State to avenge a recent 25 16 defeat that spoiled hopes for the Big Ten title. Expected starters include Krueger Beckner Sibley Wells and Correll with Beckner and Krueger tied for ninth in scoring with eighty points apiece.
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Bloomington
Ind
Everett Dean
Indiana University
Columbus
Ohio
Crimson Netters
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Indiana
Olsen
Deanmen
Krueger
Beckner
Sibley
Wells
Correll
Veterans to power Brooklyn in Robinsons effort
Brooklyn manager Wilbert Robinson bets on a veteran core to lift the team this season. Max Carey, Arnold Statz, Walter Henline, Bill Doak, Harvey Hendricks and other seasoned players are expected to steady the infield and outfield while younger prospects push for a stronger showing than last year.
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Brooklyn Nationals
Casey
Brooklyn
Albert Robinson
Ers
Kinson
Max Carey
Pittsburgh
Carey
Robbie
Arnold Statz
Statz
Blatz
Atcher
Walter Henline
Nline
Hing
Doak
Kik
Harvey Hendricks
New York
Cleveland
Hendricks
Hen
Century Bowling Gossip Highlights High Scores Across Leagues
Lefty Lee reports Century League action at Century Alleys with Banquet Ice Cream Werbe Meissen Holtman Shoe sweeping three from Lincoln Highway Florsheim Paramount Optical Cen tury Alleys take two of three from Century Billiards Holtman Shoe tops 1 024 high game and Werbe Meissen 2 909 total. Recreation Alley sees Roberson Coal Shell Gas lead with 2 996 total and 1 049 high single. Freddie Schleimus and Chuck Schott star for Century and Em Roes respectively with 1 307 and 1 293 totals. Multiple 600s dot the night across several clubs.
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Century
Banquet Ice Cream
Werbe & Meissen
Holtman Shoe
Lincoln Highway
Florsheim
Paramount Optical
Century Alleys
Century Billiards
Holtman
Werbe-Meissen
Fast Recreation League
Roberson Coal and Shell Gas
Silver Flash
Kries
Bailey Realty
Baker Bros
Shell Gas
Freddie” Schleimus
Em-Roes
Freddie
Chuck” Schott
Blues Hold Key Hitting At Lake Charles Camp
United Press reports Kansas City Blues hitters at spring training in Lake Charles Louisiana showed a batting-practice display that pleased manager Zwill.
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United Press
Lake Charles
Kansas City Blues
Pring
Zwill
Radio listings for evening programs across multiple stations
United Press report lists 1927 radio programs and times for stations including WEAF WIZ WSAI KFAB KMOX WAE Springfield Wour WJR WPG WSM WTAM MBS and others with concerts operas and orchestral broadcasts across Eastern Central and Southern regions plus a Nashville concert and Cleveland Philadelphia and New York appearances.
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United Press
WEAF
Irving Cobb
WIZ
WJZ
KYW
KDKA
WSAI
Cincinnati
WSALT
KFAB
Lincoln
KMOX
St. Louis
Wae
Springfield
Learwater
Wour
Detroit—Musical
WJR
Detroit—Orchestra
OmniMusic
WPG
Atlantic
Cincinnati Quartet
WSM
Nashville
Cleveland —Orchestra
WAMD
Minneapolis
KSO
Clarinda GY
Schenectady Woo
Philadelphia
Gy Sons
New York
Orcheses Waz
Mason Dixon Line
Dentate Nashville
Baltimore — Trio
WED
Loris “Musical
Wey
NES
WGR
WCAE
Wes
WCSH
WFI
WSAT
WWJ
WTAM
WCCO
WITAG
WJAR
Radio Stream Schedule Mentions Many Cities and Concerts
A list of radio stations and cities includes Detroit Miami Beach New York Newark Des Moines Pittsburgh Wichita and more. Mentions orchestral concerts dances hockey and opera events along with various program notes and times across stations WJZ WGN WBZ KYW WEAF and others.
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WGY
KSD
WHB
Kansas City
WJR
Detroit
WMBF
Miami Beach
WMCA
New York
WOR
Newark
WBZ
KYW
Kprc Ra O. Crear
WHAS
Eptsville -Oracette
WHO
Des Moines
WJZ
York
WOC
Davenport
Independence
WBAL
Beltimore
Acton
Pitts
Anc
Soho
WRC
WGN
WCAE
WTAG
WJAR
WTAM
WSB
Wsm
WMC
New York—Grand Opera
KD Rew
Ww Cc
WNYC
Goat
WPG
Tlantic City
Denver—Farm
Livestock Market and Recipe Exchange Schedule
The listing shows a 10 30 a m livestock market at Indianapolis Union Stock Yards with weather forecast from U S Weather Bureau and a 10 45 a m recipe exchange courtesy Chambers Mfg Co Shelbyville Indiana. The item reflects a morning local programming slot and trade notices.
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Indianapolis News
White’s
Cafeteria Knife and Fork Club Orchestra
Johnnie Robinson
Indianapolis Athletic Club Orchestra
George Irish
Frank Owens
Indiana Federation of Music Clubs Hour
A.M
Indianapolis Union Stock Yards
U. S. Weather Bureau
Chambers Mfg. Co
Shelbyville
Ind
Radio listings summarize multiple city programs
The snippet lists radio programs with stations and genres across cities. Memphis to Vancouver and Portland feature dance music orchestral and hoot style shows, with channels WBAP WDAP KGW KNX and others.
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WMC
Memphis
KLX
Oakland
WBAP
Ft. Worth
WDAP
Kansas Cityrolic
CNRV
Vancouver
KGW
Portland
Indians Seek More Ball Players At Sanford Camp
The Indians assess absentees as camp opens with outfielders Matthews and Wyatt granted late arrival while Bill Burwell, Davies, Levertt and Koupal expected. Walter Mueller asks retirement after being obtained from Pittsburgh, creating roster gaps for a right handed bat. Drift in late catchers Florence and Thomas noted as Hetzel trims two pitchers before southbound start.
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Matthews
Wyatt
Bill Burwell
Sunshine State
Deland
Davies
Jersey City
Walter Mueller
Pittsburgh
Carmen Hill
Betzel
Rob Russell
Mueller
Pirates
Sanford
Burwell
Schupp
Ambrose
Levertt
Koupal
Ralph Miller
Florence and
Thomas
Favorites win in Florida State tennis meet headline
Favorites survived the Florida State men's tennis championships as George Lott Jr. of Chicago won by default over Wade Gardner of Ft. Lauderdale and L. G. Morris of New York lost to Junior Cpen of Kansas City. Percy Kynaston of New York advanced to the quarterfinals by defeating Kenneth Gosman of West Palm Beach.
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United Press Palm
Percy Kynaston
New York
Kenneth Gosman
West Palm Beach
Triangle Baseball Meeting Set at 8 Tonight
Indianapolis Triangles schedule a weekly baseball meeting at 16 E. Orange St. tonight at 8. Members urged to attend and sign up for early season games at the address.
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Indianapolis Triangles
E. Orange St
Champions Uruguay Soccer Team to Tour United States
Uruguay's championship side 1024 Olympic titleholders will begin a series of exhibition games in the United States starting March 20 at the Polo Grounds in New York against Indiana Flooring. The squad, fresh from victories over jugo Slavia United States and others, travels aboard the Munson liner Pan American and will meet all star teams in Newark Boston Detroit Cleveland Pittsburgh Chicago and St Louis.
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Timea
New York
Uruguay
Indiana
Polo Grounds
Jugo-Slavia
United States
Nee
Holland
Switzerland
Paris
Munson
Newark
N. J
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Basketball Notes Midwaya Hosts Important Pall
Midwaya schedules a Wednesday meeting at Wieeeee State St for a key basketball event. Attendees include B. Fieceon Sper Herter Jared P Gray Smock and others as part of a tournament for the championship. Woodside Juniors beat Connersville Lauter All-Stars Shelbyville and more scores noted.
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Midwaya
Wieeeee
State St
B. Fieceon
Ayer
Sper Herter
Jared
P. Gray
Smock Walt mi
Woodside
Connersville
Martin
Shelbyville
Drexel
Bakers
Southeastern Ave
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Wilbert Robinson
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Aes
Lefty Lee
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Schoen
Hukle
Moxley
McGaw
Kimble
Tompkins
Banquet
Retail Merchants League
Capitol
Judd's Men’s Duds
L. Strauss and
L. E. Morrison
G. C. Murphy
L. B. Ayres
E. Wilson
Strauss
Butch
McAllen
Columbia and
Cylinder
Senators
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Super Service Boys
Fink
Dietz
BLUEX
By Ahern
Warr-Rumf
Hoople
MR. Amo
B. Hoople
Major Hoople
Springfield Maggachusets
England
M-M
U. S. Pat
NEA Service, Inc
the Gentleman
Air
WFBM
Indianapolis Power & Light Co
WKBF
Hoosier Athletic Club Station
Zaring Egyptian Theater
Alex F. Taylor
Indianapolis Times
Indianapolis Ford
Dealaoa
Brester
the Reiman Sisters
Freddie Martin
WEEI
WCAB
Ee Gat Wee
Wee + WEAG west WAR
KPRC
Wie
Wizard
Wow
Omaha—Musical War
Newark—Trio
Nashville—Musical
WRNY
Ensemble
CNRA
Moncton
Waab
Ft. Wort — Ho. Deo. Weaf
Rches
W4jir
WHN
WMAK
WIP
Weaf Chain
WwPra
WFHH
CNRY
Tra
waukee—Theater
FeviEwee Olsen
Boilantic City Dance
D Moines
Orches
Clearwater—Dance
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H. T. Electric CO
N. Capitol Ave
Monument Circle
the Musical Center OF
Indianapolis
Crosley
Kruse-Connell CO
West Ohio Streey
Mutual
Mack & Earl
Mabel Naynon
Marie Prevost
Thurston
Ceses
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Jerry
Kitarost
Laveen
Cross
Willie the
Internatior Mann
Holliner
Albert Nichols
Pathe News
Rich & Adair
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Triangle
Patricia” Murat
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Annaede Oy
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New Haven
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Heaven On Earth
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