White Sox revolt over management rules shocks 1920s club
In jalas Texas April 2 AP report players rebelling against manager Blackburne citing heavy handed discipline and snubbing training rules. Art Shires rookie first baseman criticized policies saying he would accept a trade or minor league assignment. Several teammates echoed complaints of juvenile treatment as Cissell admitted discontent after penalties for rule breaches.
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Tion
White Sox
Blackburne
Chicago
Art Shires
Sateman
T. Id
Shires
St. Cissell
White ‘Sox
Penly
Cissell
Haskell Indians Meet Topeka Club Tomorrow Exhibition
The Haskell Indians will meet the Topeka baseball club of the Eastern League in an exhibition at 3:15 tomorrow afternoon, Frank McDonald announced. Admission is free. The Braves, coached by Egert Ward, expect a strong lineup with Phil Duryea and Joe Pour pitching. The return game is slated for April 12 in Topeka.
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Haskell Indians
Topeka Baseball Club
Frank McDonald
Yair
Braves
Wen
T. Ward
Tridian
Phil Duryea
Joe Pour
Will
Tasuas
Belp
Peka
Plan chain of arenas eyed for Detroit purchase
New York April 2 AP plans by Jack Dempsey and Humbert upazy boxing promoters to acquire the Olympia Arena in Detroit for a chain of sporting facilities. Promoter Fugazy indicated readiness to spend about 1,000,000 dollars to establish a metropolitan circuit similar to the Madison Square Garden model as the core of the plan.
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York
Jack Dempsey
Humbert
Upazy
Detroit
Olyms Sarena
Fugazy
Mpia
New Kisto
Exhibition Schedule in New York and Boston Circuit
Turbulent boxing scene listed includes fighters such as Tommy Kid Murphy and Andy Martin with bouts across Hartford Cleveland and New York. The schedule shows exhibitions in cities including Boston Philadelphia and St Louis with results and pairings across multiple venues.
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Wallace
Perenne Michene
Joe Ryder
Newck
Utica
Simms
Leveland
Drat
Itis
Rodk
Ask
Chica Cisneros
Ico
Joe Lucas
Bo T—Poe Smallwood
Fton
D.C
Paul Aatto
Providence
Cy Ursh
Andy Martin
Boston
Mike O'Dowd
Cobus
Ohio
Terry Limko
Ouisville
Frankin Stel- Cheveland
Detroit
Bradenton
Ela
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Louis
Sapusonvile Isey
Washington
Mghar
Imbia
Philadelphia
Columbia
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St.eaallagton Awe
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Tryout Set For Fort Leavenworth Base Ball Nine
Sixty one candidates will try out April 2 at Fort Leavenworth Disciplinary Barracks in Kansas. Only five players return from last year as a new team forms. Last season the team played fifty games with a 61.7 percent win rate against Kansas City semi pro clubs. A schedule with Federal Penitentiary Leavenworth and Lansing Prison opens April 27, plus games with Haskell Indians and Missouri Pacific Shop Team. Additional dates to be set. interested teams may contact the Education and Recreation officer.
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United States Disciplinary
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Kansas City
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kansas State
Lansing
Haskell, Indians
Missouri Pacific
Barracks
United States Disciplinary Barracks
Swimmers vie for first national title without Weissmuller
New York April 2 AP A lean Chicagoan Johnny Weissmuller, holder of half the world records and eight year reigning champion, will watch as rivals clash for the first National AAU title since he left amateur ranks. A field of about a dozen sprint specialists compete for the 100 yard crown in the New York A C pool with Walter Lauber George Kojac Walter Spence George Fissler John Howland and Johnny Bryant among likely finalists.
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New York
Cheiagoan
Johnny
Weismuller
Athletic Union
Weissmuller
New York A. C
Walter Laufer
Chicago
George Kojac
Rutgers
Walter Spence
Philadelphia
George Fissler
Johnny Howland
Yale
Johnny Bryant
Dartmouth
Mena Ape
Strangler Lewis Wins After Russian Lullaby Impression
Strangler Lewis defeated Kola Kwariada of Russia in 31 minutes 2 seconds, then fell to a Russian lullaby and a flying mare for a 5 minute 8 second loss before rallying to win the deciding fall with another headlock. Charley Fisher and Charley Isher drew in one hour, while Pat O Shocker of Kansas City tossed Frank Jorgenson in a 105 head scissors and wristlock. Voters of Topeka will decide on April 2 whether Topeka adopts a city manager form of government.
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Strangler Lewis
Kola Kwariada
Lewis
Kola
Nebraska stars to turn pro with New York Giants
Lincoln April 1 AP Two Nebraska football stars Edward Blue Howell from Omaha and Dan McMullen from Belleville Kansas announced they would likely play professional football next fall with the New York Giants. They graduate in June.
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Neb
Nebraska
Edward “Blue” Howell
Omaha
Dan McMullen
Belleville
New York “Giants
Baker Relays prepare medals and cups for April winners
Emil S Liston of Baker University Relay Carnival orders fifty eight sets of gold silver and bronze medals to add to twenty four silver roving cups for the Sixth Annual Relay Carnival set for April 26 27 at Baldwin. Wyandotte High School Kansas City leads in alumni trophy prospects as they hold last year’s trophy and won both tennis events. The carnival adds shot put discus high jump and pole vault for Junior College of Kansas and Missouri entrants, while Br John Outland of Kansas City has been invited as honorary guest.
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Baldwin
Kan
Emil S. Liston
Daddy
Baker University
Wyandotte ‘High School
Kansas’ City
Kansas
Carnival
Kansai
Junior College of Kansasy
Missourri
John Outland
Kansas City
Missouri
Spring Football Returns to Marquette After Easter Break
Marquette university readies its spring football program after the Easter holidays. Plans point to a fresh training phase with heightened enthusiasm as the local school restarts gridiron drills, led by Gustafson and Dreyer amid a spring season kickoff in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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Marquette
Pyle Finds Grief in Bunion Derby
In Trenton New Jersey April 2 AP Charles C Pyle impresario of the transcontinental bicycle derby faces setbacks as the caravan loses the show permit and two chairs sue for $800 from Phoemas Deming Co He moves to Morristown across the Delaware River seeks funds and medical help for a severe cold that has cost him his voice Paul Simpson covers 46 miles to lead but Juul Cools wins the two day lead Merle Trapp quits after injuries from a car collision shorten the field
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N. J
Charles C. Pyle
Pyle
Delaware River
Morrisville
Pal
Jhhe
Phémas Deming Company
New Yo
Philadelphia
Paul Simpson
Burlington
N. C
Elizabeth
Juul Cools
Twouda Merle Trapp
Atchison, Kan
Cage Meet Opens in Chicago for Inter scholastic Title Chase
The National Inter scholastic cage tournament kicks off at the University of Chicago with 33 prep teams led by Raton New Mexico and Portsmouth New Hampshire champions. A full day schedule runs from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. featuring 11 games at hourly intervals and matchups such as Wheatland Wyoming against Jena Louisiana and Athens Texas versus Cleveland Tennessee.
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University of Chicago
Fighting Engineers
Raton
New Mexico
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
N. M
Wheeler
Miss
Winnemaga
Wheatland
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Jena
Heath
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Neb
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Newport News
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Texas
Cleveland
Tenn
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Cicero
Til
Central
Oklahoma City
Fraley
City
N. C
Lakeland
Granite
Salt, Lake City
Brockton
Mass
Grapefruit League Notes From Spring Training
A collage of spring reports across Florida and Georgia highlights Romanesque early action. Ruth hits safely in three straight as the Braves fall to Brooklyn. Pat Crawford starts coaching duties with the Giants. Hale proves his big hands defy myths. Camp and workouts unfold from Miami to Atlanta with key pitchers shining and injuries deemed minor. Two new champions emerge on the golf horizon.
Golf Sensations Horton Smith and Helen Hicks Rise Fast
By Al Demaree, noting Horton Smith and Helen Hicks as the newest golf sensations. Smith, nearing 21, followed two 67s in a Fort Myers Open run, signaling a rivalry with Bobby Jones. Hicks, 18, has become a dominating female swinger, matching scores with top players and aiming for a national title amid a Southern campaign.
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Horton Smith
Helen Hicks
Ozarks
Fort Meyers
Fra
Smith
Bobby Jones
Helen
Billie” Hicks
Long Island
Billie
Glenna Collett
Virginia
Van
Pirates holdout Waner demands raise in salary talk
Gazette prints cable from Paul Waner saying he cut high pay demands and regrets absence from the team while the club may meet his latest demand. Waner says he exchanged views with Barney Dreyfuss as they seek an adjustment of differences amid spring camp in Bradenton Florida.
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Pittsburgh
Gazette Today
Paul Waner
Waner
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Barney Dreyfuss
Greenwood Valley News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Greenwood Valley residents share visits with Lawrence and Topeka friends, attend school and church activities, and host a box supper. Notable items include a first school attendance list, a Parent-Teachers meeting planned for April, and multiple calls by residents on neighbors.
Knowledge Hill Club Adds New Member in Meeting
The Knowledge Hill Knowledge Hill Community club met with Mrs. John Thiry and daughter on Wednesday afternoon, adding one new member, Mrs. Olmstead, while other members present included Mrs. Grant Cox and Mrs. Elen Rice. Roll call hinted at spring. Family visits occurred as Herbert McClintock and family from Blue Mound were guests of her parents, Burk Edwards, and Homer Weeks from Oak Ridge called at John Canary’s home. Willard Hartley and son Marvin visited G. H. Thiry. Frank Rowland of Lawrence visited his parents, C. H. Rowland and wife. Ora Wells received a telegram that W. W. Mathews, husband of Anna Mathews, was killed in an automobile accident Wednesday morning.
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Hazel
Letha Glenn
Lawrence
Jophanie Kellogg
Sam Dark
Mary Dark
Topeka
J.F. McClanahan
Lester
Manhattan
Mr. McClanahan
Frank McClanahan
Gerald Holloway
Lou Irene
Geraldene
Dark
Harold Dean Dalyrinpl
Jamies Mangold
Joseph
Grace Watts
Fan Wy France
Kansas City
Chas. Weiss
Ben Kelloxg
Ed Glenn
Charles
Esther
Edgar
Robert
Lee
Clarence Glenn
Tom Tar
Magzia Hart
Emma Hoge
Hore
Sutter
Greenwood Valley
Las Xe Watts
Bert Franz
B. Kellogg
Ege
Ben Kellogg
John Clinkenbeard
Eugene Hardin
Lecompton
Earl
Daly” Glenn
Maxine Goff
Audry Bosee
Charise Bosse
Ralph Plateman
Madaline McClanahan
Wynona Dreyer
Grace Kellogg
Dr. Manst
Dr. Maust
Kelloge
Maust
Roberts
Viola Loean
Bonney
Raymond Dirhean
Wm. Plateman
Nettie Noe
Ora Goff
Anna Skeets
Harold Skeets
Lulu May Thiry
Earl Jane
Way and Son
Jae
Homer Weeks
McCord
Fred Stanton
Als
H. Rowland
Burk Edwards
John Thiry
Earl Janeway
Mr. Janeway
W. D. Janeway
Riverside
James Gulley
Winford Thiry
Arlo
Chester
Frances
Glen Tyer
G. H. Thiry
Julia Skeets
Pierson
Prank Wells
Helen Rice
Billy Gene
Frank Johns
Bismarck
Pony Creek
Knowledge Hill
Miss Richter
Danley
Berglem
Skeet
Cora
Albert Otte
John Shriplin
Oak Ridge
John Canary
Willard Hartley
Marvin
Frank Rowland
C. H. Rowland
Ora Wiells
Anna Mathews
Frank Weil
W. W. Mathews
Valley Chapel Ends March Term at Washington Creek
The Valley Chapel school term closed Friday March 22 at Washington Creek. A list notes students without absences or tardies: Edward Hess Kenneth and Harry Puckett Mabel Frances and Raymond Ice and Irvin Harper. Several community members are mentioned with health updates visits and funeral attendance for Alfred Schellhorn. Mrs Oscar McNee hospitalized with pneumonia. Various families visited and attended funerals, including Mrs Ben Puckett and Mrs LeRoy Puckett along with Ellis Bond and others.
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Washington Creek
Edward Hess
Kenneth
Harry Puckett
Mabel
Frances
Raymond Ice
Irvin Harper
Hugo Schellhorn
Bertha Schellhorn
Lawrence
Huntley
Mont
Alfred Schellhorn
Schellhorn
Oscar McNee
McConnell Hospital
LeRoy Puckett
Ellis Bond
Elizabeth Dunn
John Dunn
Marie Schellhorn
Robbins
Solon Markley
Mary Katherine
Lee Gray
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