Chicago regional scholastic basketball tourney opens with 36 teams
Forty six teams from twenty six states enter the twelfth annual national scholastic basketball tournament at the University of Chicago. First round games begin Tuesday night with John Reagan High of Houston facing Linsly Institute of Wheeling. Catholic Central of Ft. Wayne meets Chinook in the early slate as Athens Texas defends title against Lankin North Dakota on Wednesday.
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Four Bouts and Mat Program at Tomlinson Hall Tonight
Four bouts make up the weekly wrestling program at Tomlinson hall tonight. Main event features Merle Dolby of Columbus against Don Corse of Spain in welterweights for two out of three falls under catch-as-catch-can rules.
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Merle Dolby
Columbus
Don Corse
Spain
Ralph Hancock
Elwood
Cowboy Jones
Wyoming
Scotty Blake
Anderson
Norm Faust
Indianapolis
Bob Printy
Lagro
Young Price
Tech High Track Team Opens Dual Meet Season at Kokomo
Tech high school track team plans its first dual meet against Kokomo at Kokomo on April 11. The meet marks the season opener with both squads seeking early momentum.
Girl Athlete Carries on Frankfort's Tradition
Pinehurst North Carolina March 31 Glenna Collett national champion tees off in defense of her north and south amateur title. A field of 110 feminine stars marks the largest entry in the event. Sixteen low scorers advance to match play with finals Friday. The photo from Butler University shows Miss Robinson topping 1,000 points for the year and Miss Ercil Askren of Greensburg second with 700 points earning a B without the sweater.
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Opening of the eastern racing season at Bowie track
The eastern racing season opens at Bowie race track on Tuesday and runs for eleven days. The feature is the inaugural handicap a seven furlong sprint with a $5 000 added purse.
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Senators and Red Sox in First Game of 1930 Season
Two weeks before the 1930 season opens with a Red Sox Senators game in Washington, Friberg shines for Philadelphia pushing Thompson for second base. Cubs drop three to Pittsburgh while Athletics struggle through exhibitions. Dusty Cooke and Ben Chapman win starting jobs for the Yankees. Jolly and Suhr impress for White Sox and Pirates. Braves rookie trio Moore Neun and Berger push into regular roles.
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Dusty) Cooke
Ben Chapman
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Bob Shawkey
New York Yankees
Smead Jolly
San Francisco
Chicago White Sox
Gus Suhr
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Randolph Moore
Dallas
Johnny Neun
Baltimore
Detroit
Wally Berger
Los Angeles Pacific Coast League
Manual of Indianapolis Defends State Gymnastic Title
The manual of Indianapolis defending champion retained its state high school gymnastic title in Lafayette on Saturday. Shortridge of Indianapolis, champion in 1927 and 1928, finished second.
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Tennis Finalists Refuse to Play in Cannes Championship
Tennis fans in Cannes were dismayed as finalists in the men and women’s singles did not compete for the titles on Sunday. Big Bill Tilden and Wilbur F. Coen Jr. cited intimacy as the reason, while Elizabeth Ryan and Baroness Von Reznicek also offered excuses and did not play their matches.
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Kansas City
Elizabeth Ryan
California
England
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List of candidates filed at the statehouse
Officials from multiple parties list candidates for state and local offices. Names include Nathan J. Lane Darlington Keith Holloway Norman Igmier Erasmus Sage Lawrence Davidson Harlan Orr Tesla Haines Leo Rumbaugh John Kern Thomas Lemon Herbert Wilson Simon William Harrison Randolph Mayes Edward Simpson Crawfords Peters John Knight Jesse Wade Omer Ratcliff Thomas Masterson Thomas Houck Frank Fitzgerald Ward Hiner Earl Wolfinger Francis Wisenart Briant Edwards Frederick Smeltzly Thomas Riddle Walter St. Clair James Dunbar Albert Meurer George Miller Gates Ketchum George Bowser Chester Lorch Herbert Rissler William Luther Harman Haupt Godfrey Yaeger Albert Ewbank and others seeking judicial, legislative, and executive posts in Indiana aligned with Democratic or Republican parties.
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Nathan J. Lane
Darlington
Montgomery County
Keith Holloway
Frankfort
Clinton County
Norman Allan Igmier
Culver
Marshall County
Erasmus T. Sage
Jeffersonville
Clark County
Awrence H. Davidson
Lafayette
Harlan E. Orr
Plymouth
John W. Kern
Indianapolis
Marion
Thomas Lemon
Vernon
Herbert E. Wilson
Frank A. Simon
Marion County
William Henry Harrison
Randolph H. Mayes
Terre Haute
Congress
Edward C. Simpson
Rockport
Spencer
Perry
Crawfords
Peters
Aurora
Seventh Judicial Circuit
John C. Knight
Jonesboro
Grant County
Jesse E. Wade
Mt. Vernon
Gain
Posey
Vanderburg
Arrick
Omer B. Ratcliff
Covington
Thomas P. Masterson
Salem
Thomas J. Houck
Sullivan
Sullivan County
Frank N. Fitzgerald
Acton
Ward B. Hiner
Earl Wolfinger
Francis A. Wisenart
Middletown
Briant Edwards
Lebanon
Boone County
Frederick G. Smeltzly
Howe, Joy
Lagrange
Steven
Thomas P. Riddle
Paw
Walter St. Clair
James W. Dunbar
New Albany
Albert F. Meurer
Merion County
George E. Miller
Evansville
Vanderburgh County
Gates Ketchum
Rushville
George M. Bowser
Warsaw
Chester W. Lorch
Herbert E. Rissler
Brazil
Clay County
William Luther
Thirteenth
Harles E Harman
Vanderburgh Superior Court
Cecil FE. Haupt
Williamsport
Godfrey D. Yaeger
Marion Superior Court
Albert W. Ewbank
Rockne Backs Stricter Time Rule on Grid Shift
Knute Rockne endorses a new football rules ruling limiting the shift to a pause of at least one second and suggests referees count six to mark a second. He credits three advisory coaches Jock Sutherland Bob Zuppke and Pop Warner and notes mixed views on the shift from other coaches. Rockne favors the change to curb momentum and debate over shifting plays.
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Los Angeles
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Notre Dame
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St. Marys
Circus Cop Borra Wins Eat and Run Title
Chicago detective July Borera earned the nickname by eating pie on his ride between Dempster Street and the station in twenty two minutes. He started with an apple pie and finished with another, taking a two dollar bet from fellow officers.
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Dempster Street
Promotion Opposed Over Williams Retirement Dispute
Washington March 31. A bill before the house would promote Lieutenant Alford J Williams a captain but the move faced opposition in a letter from Acting Secretary Jahnck to House Naval Affairs Chair Britten. Williams resigned last month to avoid sea duty and was seen as the navy’s sole chance to regain the Schneider Cup speed record, a matter under debate.
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Jahnck
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Navy
Alimony Ends After $10,000 Settlement in Los Angeles
Screen comedian Lloyd Hamilton faces termination of alimony to his ex wife Mrs. Ethel Hamilton after paying $10,000 as ordered by Judge Hugh J. Crawford. The court held the alimony agreement would be “through with alimony for ever” upon fulfillment of the payment.
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Los Angeles
Lloyd Hamilton
Ethel Hamilton
Hugh J. Crawford
Tex in Action Again New York Plans Night Club
Mary Louise Guinan known as Tex returns from Chicago with more plans than an architect and will open another night club in New York in September.
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New York
Mary Louise Guinan
Tex
Chicago
Question Marks Drill At Garfield Park In Cold Weather
Sunday drill by the Question Marks at Garfield Park drew regulars and yannigans despite chill conditions. A seven inning game reportedly ended 2 to 1 in favor of the tetuiare. for season game details call Dr. 3334 and ask for Jim.
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American Derby Attracts Top 3-Year-Olds for Washington Park
Chicago officials announced a record entry of 167 three year olds for the American Derby at Washington Park on June 14. The list exceeds the Kentucky Derby field by nineteen and includes Kentucky Derby and Preakness eligibles with other highly regarded sophomores.
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Purdue to Open Season With Wabash In Lafayette
Purdue University baseball will start the season against Wabash in Lafayette, with spring workouts cut to half by bad weather. Coach Lambert has limited practice time and the opening lineup remains uncertain for the Friday and Saturday games.
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