Yankees Ready for Season as League Leaders in 1929
Dismissed as clear favorites, the World champions led by manager Miller Huggins open spring training with a veteran lineup. Starters Ruth, Meusel, Combs, and Pipp anchor the infield as Schang and catchers fill gaps. pitching upgrades include Pennock, Shawkey, and Pipgras ready for the summer grind.
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International News Wire
Columbus
Miter Huggins
Yankees
Everett Scott
Wally Schang
Mooh
Odda
Ut Fe
Yankee
Combs
American Association
Combs Jig
Whitey Witt
Whitey
Ruth
Mouse
Babe
Pipp
Ward
Scott
Dugan
Schang
Hoffman
Hiengough
Hugatna
Autrey
Muggins
Jones
Bush
Shawkey
Mort
Pennock
Pipgras
Gaston
Roettger
Wills Nurses. Pair Bad Hands, May Not Fight Again
International News Sports Ficitor reports Harry Wills in poor hand condition may prevent a comeback for a planned bout with Ermenio Spaila Romero Hojas or Firpo and possibly Fack Dempsey. He is reportedly shelved and advised by his physician to delay plans.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News
New York
Aitho
Fred Futton
Harry Wills
Wills
Ermenio Spaila
Romero Hojas
Firpo
Fack Dempsey
Wills Hand Injury Threatens Bout Prospects
The article recounts repeated training delays and a broken hand that may keep Wills from ring action until May. It notes his 216 pound pushing power and past injuries, including a long layoff after a fight with Clem Johnson, with speculation that DeMpsey could win if they meet.
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Subsianee
Willa
Wills
Ady
Bartley Madden
Clem Johnson
Clem
DeMpsey
Ada Jant Pap
Walsh and Cline Ready for City Bout with Blue
In Waterloo, Tom Walsh and Tiger Johnny Cline arrive confident they will topple Earl Blue tomorrow night. Cline weighs 158 pounds and trains with Jock Malone in St Paul, claiming Blue’s recent opponents include Cowboy Smith and Charlies Long. The indoor match features talk of Stribling in Cincinnati and barriers posed by Earl Hine, with Blue described as a formidable opponent and no alibis anticipated if Cline wins.
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Tom Walsh
Tiger Johnny Cline
Waterloo
Cline
Earl Blue
St. Paul
Jock Malone
Jock
Johnny
Blue
Jimmy Nasy
Adga
Tirer
Cowboy Smith
Chuck Lambert
Wateh
Bert Colima
Jack Delaney
Charlies ‘Long
Kayoed
Lambert
Cincinnati
Earl Hine
Waterloo Gun Club Seeks May 32 Registered Trap Shoot
At a Waterloo Gun Club meeting in Des Moines official plans were set for the annual registered trap shoot on Thursday May 32. The event will be held at Byrnes Park with programs to be issued soon. Lat Porte City Gun Club plans its registered shoot on Sunday June 1.
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Waterloo Gun Club
Russell-Laynson
Fred C. Whitney
Des Moines
Byrnes Park
East High cage dinner held for 1924 basketball squad
Members of East High 1924 basketball team and Coach B W Miller attend an informal captain’s dinner tomorrow night at the home of Mr and Mrs A J Artus 318 South Barclay, parents of guard Garl Artus. Formal program is being arranged by players.
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East High
B. WH. Miller
Nanquet
A. J. Artus
South Barclay
Garl Artus
Dokeys rebound to beat KP at Whiteside alleys
After dropping the first game the Dokeys defeated KP two games to one at Whiteside alleys. Lawrence led with 208 pins while Reichert posted 266 for the Dokeys and Dokey Walter contributed strong scores in a team victory.
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Dokeys
K. P
Whiteside
Lawrence
Reichert
Boxing and boxing results across North American cities
Frankie Magen of Fort Wayne failed to stop Frank Ash of Mag Idol in the seventh round in Toronto. New York’s Albert Cutler won the national title in the 18.2 shalkiing Dizard Championship by defeating Tadgao Suganuma of Japan. Chicago Illinois A C defeated the Olympic club to earn a U S Olympic berth. Joe Dundes defeated Anders Chaney in Baltimore. Sid Terris defeated Phil Logan in New York, and Tommy OBrien beat Pep O’Brien in Milwaukee. Georgie Hutch is slated to fight Ernst Googe mah in Chicago.
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Frankie Magen
Fort Wayne
Ind
Elywaight
Prankla Ash
New York
Albert Cutler
Tadgao
Suganuma
Japan
Chicago
Illnois A. C. Water Pots
Am—ames
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Baltimore
Joe Dundes
Andsz Chaney
Sid Terris
Phil Logan
Buffalo
Tommy O'Brien
Milwaukee
Pep O'Brian
Scranton
Cheago
Georgie Hutch
Erns Googe ‘Mah
Multiple boxing and sports notes surface in scattered reports
A jumble of boxing and sports items cites Georgte West, Johnny Dundee, Lou Bougush and Tommy Murray among others with bouts and substitutions. Contests in Toledo and New York are noted, plus a Minnesota baseball league recall and college coaching meetings in New York.
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Johny Dundee
Wilkesbarren
Lou Bougush
Tridge
Yorg Vonn
Georgte West
Hockfort
Samimy Mander
Iseoly
Tack Bernstein
Louisville
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Freeport
Janesville
Chicago
Vonnia Curry
Sioux City
Sunipper
Hero
Connie
New York
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Philadelphia
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Hobby Wolsast
Abe Goldstein
Toedo
Yvouhe Stribling
Georgi
Kiyamat Jon Quinn
Avevieton
Wis
Norfolk
Atlanta
Awalnat Omonents
Providence
JmneMicl McAdam
Abempion
Scotland
Tammy Noble
Mason City
Minnesota Baseball League
Lare Pasalbincy
Hal Mason
Charles City
Albert Tea
Austin
Winona
Bether
Avica
Chandler
G. EB
Dane Lort
Lows State College
Chey
Annapolis
Rex Moines
Harry MT
Harry Mt, Ball
Yer Moines University
PASL
Theatrical Review Highlights Wartime Radio Dramas
A garbled page review discusses performances at multiple venues. It mentions Norma Sato, George Scarborough, Mary Murille, and Mary Meighan, with actors Franklin and Warner Baxter in various roles. It notes rough water scenes and a postponement. appears to cover The Girl in Red, The Scain, and Healloon shows at TRV STA CHUA ERS and He Theatre, praising staging and variety.
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Norma Sato
Wetur
George Scarborough
Mary Murille
Det
Wy Silley
Franklin
Talmadee
Mms
Meighan
Miss Watnayge
Ie Theatres
Warner Baxter
Evans
Ady Pepp
Dba Gee
Plage Theatre Presents Concerts and Film at Plaza
The Plage theatre manager announces new concert nights added to the regular program. Frank oversees the event with the orchestra featuring forty five players in a series of Thursday and Friday performances. Mitch Mitchell is set to contribute to the program, and a winter screen feature titled Earnage of the Desert appears at Astrand Theatre with showings this weekend.
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Mexandar
Frank
Plage Theatre
Peatelpars i
Wichety
Jamets
Plaza Pheation
Soy
Uellnormonk
Varying Characters of Negpie Present the Profound Pisy
A fragment from a Waterlon show notes a Wednesday event and writerly work by Voatlack, listing roles in reporter press areas and playwriting while mentioning timing at Very Shore. The text is garbled with unclear names and places, but hints at a show and related writing tasks.
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Charartera
Negpie
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