Sohr Midway Inn Leads at Fourteenth County Bowling Tour
Sohr Midway Inn of Two Rivers tops the standings with 2,823 after last night’s fourteenth county bowling tourney at Haupt alleys. O’Fischlis of Manitowoc sit second with 2,794, Tony Starz of Two Rivers third at 2,738, and Toggery of Manitowoc fourth at 2,704. Fernish–Kuffel slips to fifth with 2,701 as Jebavy leads Sohr with 662 in the opening game and 1,052 in the third.
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Tony Starz
Manitowoci O'Fischis
Toggery
Kounish-Kuffel Klothes
Haupt Alleys
Two Rivers
Manitowoc
Sohr Midway Inn
O'Fischlin
Fernish-Kuffel
Sohr
Jebavy
A. Swojkar
A. Bugowski
O'Fischls
Rugowski
H. Burger
FR Breckenridge
F. Rugowski
J. Koutnik
A. Schuette
Yony Starz
Jana
Starz
O. Gauthier
B. Sohr
Rev. Thuecks
O'Fischis
A. Rugowski
F Houtnik
A. Breckenridge
F. Bugowskii
Schutte
Henrickson
Sonntag
la Faye
Dedge Gigars
C Hoyer
J. Phalen
Det Seitz
I. Zigmund - Wy. Boepke
Foe Stuiber
Ray Geigel - Tay Haupt
Harlan
Eid Wirtz
Seite
E. Lambries
C Waischlaeger
H. Duebner
W. Thompson
R. Schmitz
State Bank
J. Brandt
Sladkey Cc.s.se
A. Behringers
Charley Daw's All-Conference Picks Stir Valley Debate
Sportswriter Heywood of Oshkosh selects first and second all conference teams for the Fox River Valley. He disputes Mullen Fond du Lac’s placement, argues for Roeser over Gorychka at center, and notes inconsistencies in district tournament officiating. McIntyre cites concerns with scorekeeping and timing, urging neutral officials at tournaments.
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Arthur ‘Heywood
Oshkosh
Fox River Valley
Kuplic
Manitowoc
Berg
Appleton
Roeser
East Ireen Bay
Selbenson
Mullen
Fond du Lac
Kennedy
Meyers
East Green Bay
Gorychks
Manitense
Becker
Schaefer
Fond du Bac
Heywood
Fond du, Lac
Leibenson
Uplic
Kane
Pué
Ling Roeser
Frst
Gorych
Business Men's League Steeplechase Featured by Thousands
The annual Steeplechase attracts thousands led by bettors on Billy Barton of Maryland owned by Howard Bruce of Baltimore. The Grand National runner-up in 1928 is seen as a strong contender alongside Great Span and Master Bitie with early betting influenced by Barton backers in New Orleans area.
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Benton
Willl
Billy Barton
Maryland
Howard Bruce
Baltimore
Span
Bily Barton
Vanderbilt and opponents slated for spring games
April 1243 schedule lists Vanderbilt at Nashville on April 15 Washington at St Louis on April 16 17 Missouri at Columbia on April 18 St Marys at St Marys Kean on April 19 20 Kansas Aggies at Manhattan Morris Moe Winer Chicago veteran outfielder may be ineligible for the Badger nine plus uncertainty over Bil Lusby football backfield star eligibility. If Lusby is eligible coach Guy Lowman would have three solid pitchers Ted Thelander Lusby and Maurice Farber.
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Vanderbilt
Nashville
Tenn
Washington
St. Lowis
Missouri
Columbia
St. Mary’s
St.Mary's
Kean
Kansas Aggies
Manhattan
Kan
Morris
Moe? Winer
Chicago
Badger
Bil Lusby
Lusby
Guy Lowman
Ted Thelander
Maurice Farber
Triangle State Banks Leads in American Bowling Tourney
Chicago based Triangle State Banks tops the team event with 2934 pins in the American Bowling Congress tournament. Presler Welding Chicago is fourth with 2922. Other leaders include Cordes Mets New York 2032 and Sahlen Packing Buffalo 2926. Doubles feature Riley Lembke Kansas City and Shepherd O Donnell Kansas City with 1801. Singles list Davis Chicago 723 and Bass Columbus 689. All Events highlight O Donnell Kansas City 1380 and Falcare New York 1876.
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Chicago
Triangle State Banks
Presler Welding Company
Cordes Mets
New York
Sahlen Packing Company
Buffalo
J. Davis
L Bass
Columbus
W. O'Donnell
Kansas City
J. Falcare
New York City
Stubing
Resume Matches In Tennis Meet In New York
Play in the national indoor tennis championships was resumed here after a suspension caused by the death of Major General Daniel Appleton. Four first round and most second round matches remained unfinished. William T. Tilden, leading American player, will compete in doubles with Hunter. the pair were seeded No. 1 and favored to win.
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New York
Daniel Appleton
Wiliam T. Tilden
Hunter
Three-Cushion Armarg 10 Meet in Milwaukee
The national amateur three cushions billiard championship will be decided here next week, announced by James J. Peabody, president of the Amateur Billiard Association of America. Sectional champions competing for the title include A. M. Vogler of Minneapolis, A. J. Harris of Chicago, J. P. Rust of New Orleans, Max Shimon of Milwaukee, R. B. Harper of Denver, Charles Jordan of Los Angeles, and J. M. Bozeman of Vallejo California.
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Milwaukee
James J. Peabody
Amateur Billiard Association of America
Peabody
A. M. Vogler
Mineapolis
A. J. Harris
Chicago
J. P. Rust
New Orleans
Max Shimon
R. B. Harper
Denver
Charles Jordan
Los Angeles
J. M. Bozeman
Vallejo
Calif
Champion Takes Another Match in Milwaukee
UP Percy N Collins national amateur champion in the 182 balkline billiard game kept his record clean on day two of the national tournament in Milwaukee yesterday. Collins defeated Ol Hus 200 to 241 though off form. Ray Fessenden of Madison won 300 to 149 over McClure. Alex Elmslie beat Harry Schaap 300 to 199. Schaap set the day high run of 86. C Walgren defeated Postal 300 to 106.
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Milwaukee
Percy N. Collins
olHus
Harry Postal
Collins
Ray Fessenden
Madison
Wis
Cuelst
McClure
Alex Elmslie
Harry’ Schaap
Schaap
Walgren
Postal
Attention painters sale at Gamble Stores
Complete stock of paints and varnishes offered at wholesale prices with quality guaranteed. Gamble Stores located at 209 N Eighth Street present a broad selection for professional and amateur painters.
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Gamble Stores
Eighth Street
Dundee Faces Loss of Title Over Forfeit Post
Chicago IP Joe Dundee welterweight champion could lose his title if he does not post a $10,000 forfeit to guarantee a title defense within six months. Paul Prehn, association chairman, says the rule requires a defense and that a winner of the Fields Thompson bout may be recognized as champion if the forfeit is not posted.
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Chicago
Joe Dundee
Nations Boxing Association
Paul Prehn
Dundee
Jackie Fields
Jack Thompson
Radio Program Listings for 1929 Networks and Orchestras
Radio schedule listings show Bourdon's orchestra on WEAF NBC at 6:30 CST, Hank Simmons' Show Boat at 7:00, Revellers with Hzen gchen's orchestra at 8:30, Ost Symphony Orchestra at 9:00 on WOR CBS, and Ost the Continentals on WIZ NBC at 3:00. The blocks indicate network affiliations and times across multiple stations.
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WEAF
NBC
Bourdon
WOR
CBS
Hank Simmons
Hzengchen
WIZ
Bruins and Maple Leafs win cup playoff games
Boston Bruins beat Montreal Canadiens 1 0 at Boston while Toronto 3 1 over Detroit at Detroit. New York Rangers and Americans held scoreless in New York, as three cities host first Stanley Cup playoff games with series to decide finalists.
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New York
Boston
Toronto Maple Leafs
Auburn
New York Rangers
Bruins
Les Canadiers
Montreal
Aga
Madison Square Garden
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Chesley
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Eddie
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University of Wisconsin
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Lisevolinsky Grocery
Good Fellowship League
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A. Lewven
Plantico Shoes
Joe Seueber
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Spars
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North Highth Street
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Toronto
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Indiens Victor
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Rua Station
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Stet
Carl R. Berg
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McNally Bros. Dental Clinic
New Hidéet
Splendid Cros
Edie Dowel
Crowley
A. C
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Jensen
Crosley
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