Wrestler Myre quits title bout as Rosauer wins on points
At the Majestic theater about 11 30 p m the heavyweight match between Myre and Rosauer ended when Myre quit claiming a forfeit on points in a two out of three falls plan. The crowd erupted as Rosauer was awarded the victory after 90 minutes of wrestling with headlocks and near falls.
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Frelmer Myra
Majestic Theater
Jack Rosauer
Rosauer
Myre
Prappiers
Deal
Rosauner
Towa State Teachers College
Kid Hoel
Packinghouse
Harvey van Schoy
Harry Meyer
van Scherck
Nelson
Teo Bed
Sre
Gilbertville
Harbin County League confirms no Sunday baseball
The Harbin County League announces a six team format with no Sunday games. Taesantin Hubbard Buckere Whitten Radcline Town Falls Eldora, season to open mid May and run to late September with games in league towns. Each team must list players not exceeding 25. A $35 deposit covers forfeits and gate receipts fund league expenses. Final balance shared 149 percent among top teams.
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Tawa
Hardin Oe
Taesantin
Hubbard
Buckere
Whitten
Radcline
Eldora
Esen
Earth
Whan
Wit Thons
Eho Wan Wil
Hanel
Carl Mays Rejects 200 Dollar Fine in Pittsburgh Row
In Norfolk April racing through the Yankees arrival Carl Mays again vows to skip the 200 dollar penalty. He threatens departure from the team if salary deductions proceed. Meantime Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne in an address condemns gambling and urges ongoing athletic integrity.
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Norfolk
Lfi
Milier Huggins
Attlan
Carl Mays
Yankees
Mays
A Comic Strip in Type Gwan to Bed Stories
A haunted kitchen sink tale for children recounted with a ghastly murder, a family in fear, and the ghost of a culprit roaming the sink. The narrative centers on Mr and Mrs Ebenezer Cockroach and the eerie nightly hauntings around the sink in the home.
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Johnny
Ho Vielten
Hortons OF
Winlel
Benezer Cockroach
Saul
L Keneger
Gwan To
Bent
Associated Editors
Entries Are Named in Auto Classic Indianapolis Race
Digital clipping details 1920s Indianapolis 500 preparations with 14 entries and key drivers. Ralph DePalma will pilot a Duesenberg while Howdy Wilcox races a Peugeot. Eddie Hearne enters a Disteal-Thiesenberg, Tommy Milton unveils a California car, and Gannonball Baker teams with Frontenacs. Wally Reid and Tra Vail join a growing starter list as Larry Hariz expands Duesenberg efforts. Race names, car models, and notable drivers highlight the buildup to May 30.
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Indianapolis
Speedway
DePalma
Duesenberg
Ralph DePalma
Speed
Howdy
Disteal
Iona Beach
Fla
Dynberg
Sear
California
Beverly Hills
Los Angess
Gannonball
Haker
Monapolis
Louis Chevront
Chevrolet
Tra Vail
Mie Iarvey
Los Angeles
Frontenac
Jerry Wonderlich
Fores
Wichita Witches defeat Chicago Nationals 4 to 3
The Wichita Witches, Western League champions, edged the Chicago Nationals 4 to 3 after beating Cleveland 7 to 2. Rain halted a Knoxville game against the New York Nationals, with plans to retry in Bristol. Dudley Thompson, a young left hand pitcher, was sent to New Haven Eastern league club.
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Chicagoe
Wichita Witches
Cleveland
Kansans
Killefer
Chifaro Nalionals
Chicago Americans
Tain
Knoxville
Tenn
New York Nationals
Bristol
Gleason
Dudley Thompson
New Haven
Penn Runners Second Choice in Age at London
The University of Pennsylvania four mile relay team faces Cambridge and Oxford in an international race at Queens Club London as the expected second favorite in a field led by Cambridge. Penn’s Jim Brown is challenged by Stallard and Tatham from Cambridge and Milligan from Oxford while Penn teammates Mebane Kerr and Beery try to contend, with Brown noted as the strongest Penn runner and Cambridge favored to win by margins.
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International Sea Raith Tern
New York
University of Pennsylvania
Queens’ Club
London
England
Pennsylvania
Cambridge University
Cambridge
MN. G. Stallard
Wilfred Tatham
B. A. Seagrove
Ed Mowntain
Yankees
Oxford
Altho Milligan
Franklin Field
Stallard
Tatham
Seagrove
Mountain
Larry Brown
Brown
Penh
Mebane
Kerr
Jole Tay
Beery
Herr
Haeu
Wimbledon Championships and College Sports Roundup
British national tennis championships at Wimbledon report a controversial draw featuring Tilden and Johnston with Richards, while Australians and others join the London relay squad. Harvard varsity plans face Fern on April 2 in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Army notes an injury sidelined pitcher and Detroit manager plans replacements. Inter scholastic basketball scores span Chicago to Michigan, with Richmond and Kalamazoo near games.
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London
Wimbleday
William ‘Tilden
Iam Johnston
Vincent Richards
United
Lattersof
Anderson
Will Bey Tondon
Penn
Noach Robertson
Cambridge
Mass
Appleton
Morgan
Henry
Hubbard
Story
Amory
Webb
Wil
Guy Shell
Harvard Rews
Fern
New York
Seventh Regiment Tennis Club
Wingent Richards
West Point
Cracio
Army Streken Iis
Vermont
Jad Americus
Bristol
McGraw
Ross
Youuh
Munes
Conningham
Prise
Chicago
Scorea
Eanes
Nose Trier
Iowa State Opens Baseball Season Against Coe on State Field
Iowa State college begins its spring baseball slate with a Friday opener versus Coe on State field, part of a demanding four games in five days before the Missouri Valley tilt at Washington University. The Cyclones aim to be stronger in field, bat, and pitching with fresh talent challenging veterans. the announced lineup features Capt. Mahoney, Thayer, Rankis, Bierbaum, Whitaker or Ekins, George or Moser, Currie, Larson, and Greer or Morris.
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Ames. Ta
Missouri Valley
Iowa State College
Coe College
State
Iowa
Washington University
St. Louis
Cyclones
Cornell
Dubuque
Town State
Morrison
Durland
Kent
Coe
Mouser
George
Greer
Capt. Mahoney
Thayer
Rankis
Bierbaum
Whitaker
Ekins
Howland Bowlers Both Win and Lose
Howland Candy toppled Tibbitts Tailors in three games at Waterloo alleys last night but lost on total pins 2721 to 2719. Isenhour led the taffy-pulling squad with 258, while Armstrong anchored with three 200s and a 216 average. North Waterloo and Waterloo Alley teams meet Friday night.
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Altho
Howland
Tibbitts Tailors
Waterloo Alleys
Isenhour
Armstrong
North Waterloo
Waterloo
Gould
Aad
Tibbitts
Leonard Tsenhorn
Collins Atttislrone
Totus
BASKETBALL TOURNEY KICKS INTO SECOND DAY AT CHICAGO
In Chicago on April 6 eight games mark the National Interscholastic tourney opening day. Watseka and Greeler start the card in their first appearances after yesterday’s schedule set. Rockford Duluth Mount Vernon and the New Trier Chicago team emerge as favorites for finals based on yesterday’s results.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Watseka
Greeler
Colo
Missoula
Mont
Big Horn
Wya
St. Nashville
Mount Vernon
New Trier Fire
Antine
A. Fors
Pat Ragan Takes Over Waterloo Baseball Club
Pat Ragan arrives in Waterloo to manage the Waterloo Baseball club and oversee preparations for the season. About 25 candidates will be narrowed to 12 after trials on April 25 with practice games planned against area semipro teams including a Fort Dodge doubleheader on April 22 and 23. A fundraiser to support northeastern Iowa baseball continues as plans for a 2,500-seat grand stand and a large park edge toward an expansive league facility.
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Pat Ragan
Waterloo Baseball Club
Tte
Gue
Ragan
Omaha
Ra- Ran
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Henry Schultz
Mississippi Valley League
Iowa
Iowa Baseball Squad Set for Saturday Openers
Iowa's 1922 squad, praised for batting power and overall strength, faces Town State Teachers College on Saturday. Coach James N Ashmore counts on veteran Frahwein and newcomer Travis to spark offense, while Captain Michaeleon moves from behind the plate to right field to accommodate Barrett.
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Michaeleon
Barrett
Locke
Safe or Out returns to sports page with daily verdicts
Safe or Gut returns as a daily sports service on the page for fans players and umpires. The Courier provides a feature titled Safe or Out to answer perplexing questions for the standees bleachers and rooters, aiding understanding of daily baseball calls.
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Courier
Questions Invited On Baseball Records Feature
Author Charles D. White, closely linked with the late A G Spalding, will answer all questions not already in the regziwar daily. Major league clubs depart next Wednesday, and the Courier will begin a daily feature with baseball records from 1870 to 1891, a must for lovers of the game.
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Charles D. White
A. G. Spalding
Regziwar
Courier
Jackson Is Picked as Better Batsman Than Mighty Ruth
In Tampa Florida idle hour arguments place Babe Ruth against Shoeless Joe Jackson as pinch hitters. George Mogridge, ex Yankees pitcher now with Washington, says Jackson is the superior hitter with no batting weaknesses and the hardest to pitch to. The piece explores opinions that Jackson edges Ruth in all around hitting, despite Ruth’s scoring records.
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Jackson
Mighty Ruth
Tamps
Fla
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Joe
Mogridge
George Mogridge
Yankees
Washington Senators
New York
Cobb
Speaker
Sister
Babe
Proper Inducements Push Dempsey Toward Carpentier Fight
In Chicara on April 6 Jack Dempsey left for New York en route to Europe where he will decide his next opponent. He favors Georges Carpentier for a bigger gate and also agreed to fight Harry Wills or Bill Tate if proper inducements are offered.
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Chicara
Jack Densey
New York
Europe
Dempsey
Joe Beckett
Georges Carpentier
Carpentier
Harry Wills
Bill Tate
West High Rifle Team Defeats East High at Home
A four man West High rifle team defeated East High 381 to 336 at West High range last night. Prone position shots, two East High members formerly on West High Rifle Club. Plans to organize East High rifle group. Lieut. William H. Jurehdenwald assists training at East High. Scores show West High shooters led by John ., Karl Chayt, Robert Gibson, Horace Pike. East High totals include Edward Anderson and Johnson. BIE CHAMPIONS MEET IN TANK Chicago April 6. Norman Rosa vs Johnny Weismuller expected to be one of the era’s great swimming clashes in a 500 yard free in Illinois Athletic Club meet. Weismuller holds many records with Rosa in range.
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West High
East High
West High Range
West High Rifle Club
William H. Jurehdenwald
John
Karl Chay
Robert Gibson
Horace Pike
Edward Anderson
Johnson
Tank
Chicago
Norman Rosa
Johnny Weismuller
Illinois Athletic Club
Ross
Weismuller
Revival of the Tailltean Aonach fair in Ireland
Dublin reports strong support in the dail for reviving the ancient Tailltean Aonach games near Dublin next August aligned with a horse show program. Plans include rowing, motor racing, yacht events, step dancing and Irish pastimes with international participation expected from the UK and colonies. Seamus Dobbyn named U S and Canada organizer. J J Walsh leads the effort. The Tailltean fair traces to Teltown near Ceannanus Mor, honoring Lugh and historic fairs near cemeteries with inaugural August observances.
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Dublin
Ireland
Tara
Dail
United States
Canada
Argentina
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Great Britain
J. J. Walsh
Cork City
Europe
Newfoundland
Seamus Dobbyn
Derry
Belfast
Gaelic Athletic Association
Teltown
Ceannanus Mor
Taillto
Lugh
Cand
The Stymie Is Dead Long Live The Stymie Rules Repeal
The United States Golf Association reopens American amateur tournaments to a rule change that ends the stymie. Players rejoiced at the potential for new strategic play while officials note the move ends a long contentious practice. The suspension by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews was granted on a one year trial. The sign off declares the stymie dead, long live the stymie.
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Associated P'ressy
Chicago
United States Golf Association
Mac
Altho
Ss. G. Tule
St. Andrews
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