Indians Prepare for A. A. Campaign in Palm Trees
Indians continue spring training in Sarasota Florida as they prepare for the American Association season. Norman Perry, owner, appears daily at the camp and studies the squad. Lefty Hall Joe Sprinz Bill Burwell practice pepper while Pete Monahan works at first base. Eddie Sicking returns to boost the infield and contend with Paul Wolfe for keystone duties under manager Johnny Corridon.
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Sarasota
Fla
Norman Perry
Lefty Hall
Joe Sprinz
Bill Burwell
Pete Monahan
Pete
Eddie Sicking
Indians
Louisville
Hoosier
Johnny Corridon
Sprint
Paul Wolfe
Quincy
Wolfe
Sicking
Keystone
Talking It Over By Joe Williams in St. Petersburg Baseball Scene
In St. Petersburg, Joe Williams reports on spring training under palm trees where major leaguers prep and fans crowd near the field. He notes old stars like Bob Grove and Jack Quinn, manager changes with Gabby Street, Ruth’s new contract, and comments from Lena Blackburne on Shires and Bush, amid a nostalgic mood for hometown baseball and lingering questions about team leadership.
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Ruth
McGillicuddy
Bill Bernhardt
Belloni and De Baets Win Six Day Bicycle Race Prize
United Press reports Gaetano Belloni of Italy and Gerard De Baets of Belgium to receive about $10,000 prize for winning the six day race in Madison Square Garden Saturday night. They finished one lap ahead of five other teams.
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United Press
New York
Gaetano Belloni
Italy
Gerard Debaets
Belgium
Madison Square Garden
Frankfort Lafayette May Split After Net Tourney Outbreak
In Frankfort Indiana a possible break in relations with Jefferson High School Lafayette followed a rough regional basketball game Saturday night. Three Jefferson players were ejected for personal fouls as Frankfort won 24 to 14. Fights damages led to arrests and charges may be filed by officials against Jefferson captain Crowe.
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Frankfort
Lafayette
Ind
Jefferson High School
Frankfort High School
Everett Case
Catherine Howard
J. W. Stott
Jefferson
Charles Jensen
Ben Evans
Jensen
Illinois Takes Mat Laurels
Illinois defeats Indiana 16 to 12 to clinch the Western Conference wrestling title in Bloomington Indiana. The final bout decided the match before about 3 500 spectators as both teams had been undefeated and earned playoff rights after Indiana won the Eastern division and Illinois the Western.
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United Preas
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Ulinois
Illinois
Wisconsin May Lose Big Ten Track Title Gained Saturday
Wisconsin held a 21 point total from Minneapolis with Illinois at 18 as the mile relay decision hung on Henke’s alleged foul. If Rawson upholds the call, Wisconsin loses two relay points and Illinois rises to a possible tie for the title, otherwise Wisconsin retains at least a share. Indiana 17, Michigan 12 1/2, Iowa 8, Purdue 10, Northwestern 9, Chicago 7, Ohio State 7, Minnesota 2.
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Wisconsin
Tuiois
Badgers
Henke
Charles A. Rawson
Des Moines
Rawson
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Iowa
Purdue
Northwestern
Chicago
Ohio State
Minnesota
Baseball Spring Games and Articles Dated March 10
Reports cover today and Sunday's games including Athletics vs Cardinals in Ft Myers Yankees vs Braves in St Petersburg and results with White Sox beating Giants 12-5 Cardinals 17 Athletics 14 Detroit 14 Braves 5 Cubs 17 Los Angeles 12 Lindstrom contracts up as he meets McGraw in San Antonio with Mel Ott injured Maranville named Braves captain in St Petersburg Byrd beats Ruth to win Yankees golf event Hayes signs in Biloxi with infield listed Bush impressed by Jeffries as White Sox infield bid evolves Reds begin second week in Orlando with Kelly arriving
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Cardinals
Ft. Myers
Fla
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Braves
St. Petersburg
White Sox
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Detroit
Cubs
Los Angeles
Lindstrom
San Antonio
Tex
Freddy Lindstrom
John J. McGraw
Mel Ott
Maranville
ST Petersburg
Fila
Rabbit Maranville
Boston Braves
Bill McKechnie
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Ruth ST
Hayes
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Jack Hayes
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Garland Braxton
Roy Spencer
Jimmy McLeod
Little Rock
Washington
Judge
Myer
Bluege
Bush
Irvine Jeffries
Dallas
Domnic Bush
U. of Kentucky
Chicago White Sox
Jeffries
Willie Kamm
Columbia and Princeton to resume football series in 1932
New York March 10 Columbia and Princeton will renew football relations in 1932 after a 27 year lapse, announced today by graduate Manager Reynolds Benson of Columbia.
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New York
Columbia
Princeton
Reynolds Benson
Five Pre Tournament Favorites Compete for State Title
Five pre tournament favorites gain entry as sixteen teams prepare for the 1930 Indiana state high school basketball championship at Butler fieldhouse next Friday and Saturday. Franklin led by Fuzzy Vandiver returns after a long absence to face Franklin foes while new faces like Bosse and Greencastle join the lineup. The opening round features Washington against Martinsville and Franklin against Preen, with Goshen meeting Muncie and Frankfort facing Central of Fort Wayne.
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Columbus
Horace Mann
Gary
Central
Evansville
Bosse
Valparaiso
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la Porte
Calumet
Valpo
Shelbyville
Franklin
Wonder Five
Fuzzy Vandiver
Bedford
Salem
Stone Cutters
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Seymour
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Cliff Wells
Delphi
Oracles
Berries
Alva Staggs
Anderson Indians
Staggs
Technical
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Tech
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Tipton
Vincennes
Dugger
Kokomo
Martinsville
Washington
Pree
Johnson Meets Rosenbloom in Important Bout
In New York Madison Square Garden tonight Maxey Rosenbloom and Larry Johnson square off in a ten round light heavyweight bout. Rosenbloom is favored at 7 to 5 to 2 to 1 odds while Johnson is seen as a dangerous puncher and could upset. The winner advances to meet Jimmy Slattery for the New York state title.
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United Press
NEW York
Madison Square Garden
Maxey Rosenbloom
E G Barthel Tailor at West Ohio Street
E G Barthel operates as a tailor on West Ohio Street near Meridian offering custom clothing and alterations. The ad lists location and service emphasis with a concise business note.
Local Bowlers Shine At A B Meet In Cleveland
Jess Pritchett led the field with 1 834 all events after posting 577, 634 doubles and 623 singles at the Cleveland A B meet. Frank Robishaw posted 601 in singles while Marott Shoe Shop tied for eighth with 2 796 in team play led by Lorenz Weisman.
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A. B
Cleveland
Frank Robishaw
Marott Shoe Shop
Lorenz Weismanith
Marott's
Regional Net Results Upsets and Finals Across Indiana Courts
Indiana scores from Tipton to Fort Wayne and beyond show final tallies and overtime results. Notable outcomes include Kendall’s 34 25 win at Auburn, Martinsville’s 31 20 victory over Wiley, and Bedford routing New Albany 22 16 after Salem edged New Albany 20 16.
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Tipton
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Anderson
Tech
Auburn
Milford
Kendall
Lima
Kendallville
Attica
Crawfordsville
Clinton
Greencastle
Salem
Bedford
New Albany
Seymour
FT. Wayne Central
Ft. Wayne
Huntinton
Liberty Center
Columbia City
Central
Kentucky Is Deaf Champs in Central States Tourney
Kentucky state school for the deaf basketball team claimed the Central States tourney title by winning all four round robin games here Friday and Saturday. They beat Ohio Illinois Wisconsin and the Silent Hoosiers, who finished with three wins.
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Kentucky State School For
Kentucky
Ohio
Illinois
Wisconsin
Purdue Notre Dame clash sparks midwest college hoops
Purdue led Wisconsin and Illinois style scoring with 32 points to 23 in Indiana while Notre Dame posted 24 and Pennsylvania 17 in a crowded midwest college basketball scene.
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Chicago
Notre Dame
Ennsylvania
Wisconsin
Indiana
Genaro Signed for Dundee Main Event at Armory
Genaro from Detroit was chosen to challenge Rock Island’s Mike Dundee in Tuesday night’s Armory main event after Dave Sullivan’s illness. Dundee has recent wins and strong form, while Genaro has mixed recent foes and a Detroit win over Sullivan at Olympia Stadium. Also on the card Willard Brown faces Jimmie Harris, Tony Lungo meets Pat Freeman, George Savage meets Billy Rhodes, and a battle royal closes the program.
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Mickey Genaro
Mike Dundee
Rock Island
Armory
Genaro
Detroit
Rock Island Flash
Dave Sullivan
Dundee
Sullivan
Detroit Olympia Stadium
Steve Smith
Lew Perfetti
Georgie Baldue
Joe Martinez
Chick Suggs
Mike
Tony Lungo
Rockford
Pat Freeman
Louisville
George Savage
Chicago
Billy Rhodes
Notre Dame Starts 1930 Football Spring Drills
South Bend March 10 Notre Dame began building its 1930 football team as 225 men reported to Assistant Coach Anderson for the initial spring drill. About 40 were unable to report due to equipment shortages and are expected to join soon. Coach Knute Rockne is due back from Florida in two weeks to take charge.
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Ind
Notre Dame
Anderson
Knute Rockne
Florida
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