Midwestern Schools Eye Drake Relays Carnival
Waterloo's Drake relays set for April 27 and 28 with Drake University leading the event. Iowa high schools Washington Cedar Rapids and Carroll vie for Glass A and B relay records as prep stars aim to lower marks, while officials estimate large participation.
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Oh Henrys Win A B C Bowling Meet Title
Chicago bowling team Oh Henrys rolled 3057 to capture top team honors at the A B C tournament in Kansas City. Minersities second with 3019, Bleck's Acmes third with 3013. Singles and doubles conclude the meet with Summers of St Louis threatening the 105 mark in the singles.
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36 Miles on Tab for Runners Today
Ame Suominen from Detroit held a 4 hour 29 minute lead over C. C. Pyles of Los Angeles as 93 entrants started a 36 mile race from Ta cumar New Mexico toward Tacum ar Today Eddie Gardner of Seattle won yesterday's 32.2 mile lap from Santa Rosa in 4 36 20 with Wantrinen Payne and Suominen following.
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Girls excel in sports as coed colleges mix sexes
Chicago stories recount how Audrey Glenn of Michigan State fencing and Dorothy Page of Wisconsin golf lead a trend of women challenging male athletes for varsity spots. Page, a Wisconsin sophomore and professor’s daughter, aims for the Wisconsin golf team, while Glenn’s fencing dominates and signals broader female entry into varsity squads.
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Three Cushion Tournament Opens in Chicago
Chicago April 20 Nine of the nations leading cue experts started another race for Otto Rel Sell's three cushion billiard championship. The event runs until April 14 with two blocks of 50 points each per day. The Philadelphian is favored to win despite a strong field including Willy Hoppe noted as a top 14.2 balkline artist.
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Lottie Schoemmels Sets New Endurance Record
Miami Beach April 2 A record standing for nearly a century was broken by Mrs. Lottie Schoemmel who swam 32 hours to establish a new endurance title She surpassed the prior women's endurance mark set by Edytebnann at Blackpool in 1911 1861.
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Will Yankee jinx strike Browns again in baseball analysis
Jinx theories blend psychology and record versus specific teams, noting pitcher battles and past outcomes. The piece cites players like Russel Graham, Earl Blue, and others, with references to college athletes and minor league moves shaping season talk.
Hawkeyefs Fied Kwikta Signs Trial with Dubugne
The article notes Hawkeyefs Fied Kwikta taking a trial with Dubugne after a season at Waterian ratener Darto. Dubugne lists three veterans Bill Aperas Roy Orion and Vincent Carney. Johnny Armstrong has not yet signed a Dubuque contract and health and finances loom in the coast region.
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Walter Johnson not suffering from tuberculosis
Washington reports that Walter Johnson veteran speed ace of the American League is not ill with tuberculosis per physician Dr. H. M. Kaufman His weight loss and hospitalization are linked to influenza poisons rather than TB.
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Trades May Shape Baseball's Opening Season Equities
Baseball opens with unsettled rosters as clubs hoard or shed infielders and outfielders. Owners fear trades, while Washington Cincinnati and Brooklyn Philadelphia juggle first basemen and pitching staff strength. The balance may tilt as pitchers, catchers, and minor leaguers push for value across leagues.
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Boston New York Tie in Puck Match
Boston Bruins and New York Rangers battled to a 1 1 tie in the Nal playoff. The clubs moved to Boston for a decisive game tomorrow night to determine who advances to the world series of hockey against the International group champions.
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National prep cage meet opens in Chicago
Forty high school teams including 30 state champions gather in Chicago for the annual National Interscholastic basketball tournament at Chicago University. The first arrivals include Selmer Tennessee the U S Indian School Albuquerque New Mexico and Carr Creek Kentucky. The opening games begin tomorrow morning.
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Wilmer Allison Leads U S Davis Cup Team in Mexico City
Cup captain Wilmer Allison, a former intercollegiate tennis champion, heads the American Davis Cup squad now in Mexico City to face the Mexican team in the first inter sectional matches.
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Cubs Defeat Pirates Fourth Straight 7 5
Chicago Cubs beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 7 to 5 to extend their streak to four wins. Attendance reached 26,384 at the Pacific coast game, surpassing the previous record and contributing to a four-game series total of 48,524.
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Indoor Schedule Sets Eight Games for Coming Week
Eight games fill the indoor baseball slate this week as announced by Vistor Read playground director. National League action features Waterloo Fruit, Dodge Brothers, S C Cubs, Galloway, John Deere, Standard Glass & Paint, Altstadt & Langlas, Rath Boosters. American League includes Fowler Company, Courier, Rath Rockies, Smith, Lichty Hillman, Repass Auto, Campbell Bakery. Season ends next week with final fixtures. Spooky Wins Futurity in Tijuana. Tommy Luther aboard takes three length victory over Listo Lady Vava and Victoria. purse $10 450 to owner Wilain Porteri.
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Eastern Racing Season Opens with Rich Purses Across Tracks
Baltimore reports a banner eastern season as Bowie begins with a $5,000 inaugural handicap and the Prince George spring handicap. Havre de Grace adds four $10,000 stakes while Pimlico hosts the $25,000 Dixie and $50,000 Preakness as spring racing expands from Bowie to Havre de Grace and Pimlico.
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Your Brother's Keeper
If a man injures another, common law assigns redress to the injured party. This matters for automobile owners as cars cause thousands of injuries weekly. A Travelers Automobile Policy offers coverage for a reasonable sum to lift the burden.
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