Baseball Cutups Fed by Landis Stn Out in Cold
New York April 3. A column recalls Judge Landis and the fate of banned players from the Black Sox era. It covers figures like Gall, Magee, Kauf, Zimmerman, Chase, Gandil, Jackson, Risberg, Williams, Cicotte, and Weaver, noting reinstate ment attempts and lingering mysteries surrounding their bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
Uy Wavis
Walsh
N.S
New York
Usulnz
Wwe
Gene Paulette
Phi Jon Geadeon
Browns
Lea Magea
Reds
Black Sox
Magee
Benny Kauit
Giants
Judge Landis
Kauf
Heine Zimmerman
Tha ‘Bronx
Hal Chase
Southwest
Spex
Chick Gandil
Joe Jackson
Dolan
O'Connell
Cozy Dolan
Jimmy
O'Gonnell
Highydng
Cozy
St.” Petars
Rube Benton
Benton
Rube
Charley
Herzog
Charles
Plans for Des Moines 40 Year Old Men Baseball League
An effort to form a 40 year old men baseball league in Des Moines this spring aims for at least eight teams. Members must be over 40, with games on Sundays or evenings as players prefer, and a parallel league for younger players aged 100-46 is planned with Saturday morning games. Fights at Cedar Rapids report shows Bourland and Matthews, Rivers and Delmar, and Yaln over six rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Rat
Cedar Hiavins
Cedar Rapids
George Bourland
Earl Matthews
Chicago
Joe Rivers
Cudar Tapids
Johnny Delmar
Tryd
Marty Yaln
Cedar Tanids
Werhorse McClure
Marzialtawn
Golf tactics and courage shine in Memorial Open tale
A veteran guitarist of Long Island narrates pivotal moments from the 1925 Metropolitan Open on the Oak Hills course. Walter Hagen and Marty O Laughlin display nerve and skill with a daring spoon shot near the green securing a crucial par and a team victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tery
Conservats
Walter Lagen
Marty O’laughain
Plainfield
Hagen
Roweh
Many
Walter
George
Brooklyn's Big Four Baseball Stars Get Fortune
New York reports reveal Brooklyn's four star players will earn substantial salaries this season. Zack Wheat and J. Fleming left fielder each command strong contracts, while Dazzy Vance, Burleigh Brimes, and Jacques Fournier receive sizable sums. In total nearly $60,000 goes to the quartet as the club bets on public support to drive success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Fortune
New York
Giants
Zack Wheat
Felder
Dazzy” Vance
Ace
Charles H. Ebbets
Burleigh Brimes
Jacques Fournier
Big Four
Witeh
Winessing Bart
Junior Sunday School Cage League Ends Season Saturday
The Junior Sunday School cage league wraps up the 1925 26 season next Saturday at the U A C A west suburb. Matches feature First M Ek versus First Congregational Grace M E versus First Presbyterian Linden M EB versus St Pauls M E B Walnut Street Baptist versus First Baptist H Christ Episcopal champion to face winners in the final round. Standings show current leaders and results to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. A
C. A. West
First M. Ek
First Congregational
Grace M. E
First Presbyterian
Linden M. EB
St. Pauls M
Walnut Streat
Baptist
First Baptist
H Christ. Episcopal
Drury Holds Genet to Draw at Des Moines Bout
Norman Genet of Cleveland and Clyde Drury of Marshalltown traded tight rounds with no clear edge at a Des Moines boxing show. Pinkie George of Cedar Falls defeated Joe Gans of Rock Island in the semiwindup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drury
GENET
Des Moines
Pinkie George
Norman Genet
Cleveland
Clyde Drury
Marshalltown
Cedar Falls
Joe Gans
Rock Isand
Charles City Welcomes Red Leven to Semipro Nine
Red Leven has arrived from Fayette to join the Charles City semipro nine for the summer. He previously starred for Charles City last season and will be part of the Witching staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
j—Ah
Red Leven
Fayette
Learn
Dempsey Missed From Flag Presentations
New York April 8. The boxing writers of Greater New York will defer honoring champion Jack Dempsey with a silk chain belt until he defends his title. He will not be present at the boxing writers association dinner where the award is normally given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Duck Dempsey
Ony Fuller
Boxing Writer's
Greater New York
Dempssey
The Outdoors and the American Tradition of Travel
The article traces exploration and travel modes from dog teams and canoes to pack horses and covered wagons, noting their evolution into modern vehicles. It highlights early pioneers and sportsters shaping America’s travel methods, with a focus on the enduring appeal of self propelled journeys and the motor car as a tool for adventurers. The piece cites Donald Haugh on how pack travel began and contemplates a future where vehicles remain central to exploration.
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Wilds
Uland
America
Marquette and
Juliet
Lewis
Vic
Donald Haugh
Kuftia Forest
Grand Canyon
Iany Ro
Former Hawkeye Lowell Otte to Publish Verse Book
Lowell Otte, a two year standout in the Western conference and Phi Beta Kappa member, returns to Town University to finish studies and supervise publication of his first poetry collection titled Flogger Songs. The book draws on material gathered during a year of work at the Omaha stockyards and a stint on an Omaha newspaper.
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Lowell Otte
Hawkeye
Towa Iiy
Lowall Otte
Town University
Otte
Phi Beta Kappa
Omaha Stock Yards
Omaha
Final Matches of City Bowling Tournament Next Tuesday
The final round of the city championship bowling tournament will be held Tuesday evening at Waterloo alleys. Four teams Whiteside alleys Elks St Mary's Bowling Association and Waterloo alleys compete with Whiteside leading by 140 pins followed by Waterloo alleys Ells and St Mary's.
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Waterloo Slleys
Whiteside Alleys
Elks
St. Marty's Bowling Association
Waterloo Alleys
Whiteside
Ells
St. Mary’s
Illinois Central shop team to honor Frank Fuller at banquet
The Illinois Central basketball team ends a successful season and will honor Frank Fuller, foreman of the car department, at a Monday evening banquet. Mrs. Frank Fuller and Mrs. Charles Lewis will serve the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois Central Shops
Frank Fuller
Charles Lewis
Cummins Early Baseball Photo Linked to Grecian Benders
Washington report recalls A B Cummins as a teen center fielder for the Grecian Benders of Waynesburg Pennsylvania in 1868. A 1906 Waynesburg photo unearthed shows Cummins in the team’s uniform with G B initials on the shirt, highlighting a youthful athletic record.
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Ity
Eramer
Dougherty
Courier Story
Washington, D. C
Albert Baird Cummins Tras
Waynesburg
Washinon Star
Towan
A. B. Cummins
Iown
Judiciary Committee
Railroad Legisaation
Grecian Benders
Hagerstown
Fred High
Chicara
Colege
James Wallace
Benders
Cummins
Geld
Mc. High
Uniontown
Brownsville
California
Cannonsburg
Washington
Taylortown
Pennsylvania
State Line
Morgantown
Tittsburgh Papers
Jess Taylor Guilty Bootlegging Conviction Touted
Judge H B Bates presided as Jess Taylor Tegra was found guilty of bootlegging by a jury after a session that lasted from 11 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Ten of twelve jurors supported conviction. Evidence included a wagonload of hooch recovered from a truck near Grant highway last May. PF Edwards led the prosecution. Milton F Fields and Herbert Wright defended. Next Monday a jury will hear State vs Tom Wren on nuisance charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Taylor
Tegra
H.B. Bates
Taylor
Grant Highway
Prectises
PF. W. Edwards
Milton F. Fields
Waterloo
Herbert Wright
Des Moines
Tom Wren
Winmores Extend Lead in Girls' Playground League
The Winmores added another victory, beating Emerson 21 to 6 as they strengthen their top spot in the playground league. Calgary Evan gelical defeated Bird's Independents 20 to 18 in another league game. Standings show Winmores atop the circuit with Calvary Isvang, Go-Golters, Bird's Independents, Travelers, Gobblers, Cohawks, and Saling Six in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winmores
Emerson
Calgary Evangelical
Bird's Independents
Winatores Calvary Isvang
Go-Golters
Bird's Independents Travelers
Gobblers - Cohawks
West High Plans May Fete With Half Holiday
West High students will enjoy a half holiday early in May for the annual May fete. The date depends on weather and track meet arrangements. There will be costuming and possible prizes for track and field winners. The student council assists in plans, announced today by principal Fred J. Kluss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
Fred J. Kluss
Four Headliners in Hi-Y Swanee Minstrels at West High
James Hay Joe McGlade Wil liam Ashmore and Joe Sausene lead the Hi Y Swanee Minstrels to West High auditorium Friday night. A 20 member West Hi Y club cast under Bart Tre gilgus promises three hours of jokes color songs and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hay
Joe McGlade
WiLliam Ashmore
Joe Sausene
West High
Bart Tregilgus
Conservation of Waterfowl Spurs Hunter Action
Waterfowl conservation sparks sportsmen to urge Congress to pass the migratory bird refugee and marshland conservation bill. They warn of dwindling aquatic birds without permanent breeding refuges and call for funds and private license support to protect nesting and feeding grounds nationwide. Democratic leaders in Sioux City schedule district conference with Speaker J Ray Files.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
T. J. B. Robinson
Iowa
Ie National Conference of Outdoor Recreation
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