Osage Boy Named on All American Basketball Five
Ralph Hogan of Osage Junior High was chosen as a first All American high school guard by a coaches group for the inaugural all American high school team. He led Osage through the national tournament at Chicago University with scoring and leadership. Forward positions went to Proudfit and Douglas, center to Oosterbaan, and other spots filled by noted players from Kansas City, Muskegon, and Chicago.
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OSAGE
Prouddt
Ign
Forwand
Douglas
Charleston
Centen
Qosterbaan
Muskeron
Mich
Chicago
Ralph Mogan
Osage, Jr
Hogan
Chicago University
Nisul Atanny
Muskegon
Hagan
Kay
D. C
Oosterbaan
Oosterbaau
Too Much of Most Everything Bothers Babe Ruth
Babe Ruth faces pressure as critics question his form this season. He shows early power with a homer off Harry Harper but struggles with vision and confidence. Despite doubts, Ruth aims for a clean start and to prove critics wrong while managing self-doubt and public duty.
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Babe Ruth
United Press
New York
Ruth
Babel
Iit
Babe
Harry Harper
Brooklyn
Harper
Farrs-Eggard Van Kempen Wins Raleigh Six Dayble Race
Farrs-Eggard Van Kempen the Swiss-Dutch team wins the six dayble race in Raleigh North Carolina. Watter Hagen the British open golf champion sets a course record of 72 at Carolina Country Club. Arthur Chambers dies at 75 after heavyweight championship bout with Johnny Clark. Sam Langford wins by technical knockout over Andres Ral Spanish champion in Mexico City. Boxing ruling bars Floyd Johnson Luis Firno Jack Me Acliffe Jess Willard and other boxers from milk fund show. May 32 cannot engage in events before that date.
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Farrs—Eggard van Kempen
Raleigh
C—Watter Hagen
Carolina _country club
Philadelphia
Arthur Chambers
Johnny Clark
Mexico
Clly
Sam Langford
Andres Ral
New York
Floyd Johnson
Luis Firno
Jack Me Acliffe
Jess Wilard
Bosers
Miik Fund
A Comic Strip in Type J McEvoy’s Fractured Tales
Readings from a fragmented comic strip by J P McEvoy reveal jagged dialogue and muttered reflections. Characters refer to life as a sequence of meals and duties while mentioning April 1923 and April 1922 in梦 notes and stray lines.
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J. P. McEvoy
Laws of Golf Q and A from Innis Brown column
Readers submit golf questions on rules and penalties. The column explains lifting or patting any ball at the owner's option in match play, backstopping rules from water hazards, no penalty for returning a ball touched by a spectator, and how to replace a ball displaced in rough with knowledge of the exact circumstances.
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Innis Brown
Four Tips For The Round From Sandy Herd
Sandy Herd instructs golfers to keep the club from lifting or pitching ragged back and to return it smoothly. He emphasizes a barely perceptible pause when the horizontal is reached to ensure the left wrist positions under the shaft and cautions against rushing the downswing.
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Sandy Herd
Bowling Blacks Dominate Gamble Robinson in Waterloo Leagues
The No. 1 Bowling Blacks won all three games against Gamble Robinson fruitmen at Waterloo alleys Saturday night. McSweeney led the losers with a 204 high score while Blacks players Wilharm Wyant Thundall Helbrook and Potels posted strong totals in a tight team matchup.
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Gamble- Robinson Fruitmen
Waterloo
McSweeney
Wilharm
Stevenson
Pees
Thundall
Helbrook
Gamble Bassarear
Brown
Collins
Mantz
McSweenar
Baseball Roundup Across Cities WithVaried Spring Results
Baseball notes from Fort Worth to New Orleans recap exhibition and minor league games. Highlights include Meusel homering for the Yankees with bases loaded in Fort Worth, Giants vs Southern Association in Memphis, Quinn injured in Evansville, Tigers and Cards delaying play in Chattanooga, Cubs rally over Wichita Falls, Athletic Yamipanos defeating Rochester, Mack’s Phillies beating International club, Pirates Hammering Zinn in Kansas City, Senators and Braves bending through week of exhibitions, and an injection of young talent boosting Florida league action with 3 runs on 12 hits for 33 Dig league battles.
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Fort Worth
Seb Meusel
Joep Dugan
Baba Ruth Raye
Yanks
Brooklyn Robins
Memphis
Tenn
Jimmy O'Connell
Giant
Toj
Giants
Evansrlis
Jack Quinn
Boston Red Sox
Quinn
Chattanovea
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
Pratt and Hornsby
Wichita Falls
Chicago
Cubs
Texas
Montgomery
Ala
Athletic Yamipanos
Rochester
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Newark
International Club
Sta
Philadtphia
Phillies
Baltimore
Kansas City
Pirates
Zinn
Kansas
Jacksonville
Pla
Senators
Boston Braves
New Orleans
Florida
Yesterdar Ther
College Baseball Roundup Highlights Weekend Scores
A scattered slate shows Cornell over Town 15 to 5, Penn State and Harvard both winning, Boston University and Vermont with strong showings, Princeton dropping 15 to 3, and notable wins by Pennsylvania 10 Fordham 9 and Notre Dame plus Georgia Tech 3 4. The day features multiple conferences with varied results across the Northeast and beyond.
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Cornell
Town
Coeo Pennsylvani
Harvard
Bostonayy
Vermont
State
Susquehanna
Princeton
Eehigh
Pennsylvania
Fordham
Notre Dame
St. Xavier
Georgia ‘Tech
Dartmouth
Glemson
Georgia Neeton
Lehic J
West Virginia
Duquesne &, Naval Academy
Oklahoma
Missouri
Giants Predicted To Lead National League This Season
New York April 9 Giants expected to win the National League pennant again with stronger pitching from Bentley Scott and McQuillan and seven 300 hitters. Pirates Reds and Cardinals projected as pursuers while Cubs Dodgers Braves and Phillies trail.
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Uv Davis T. Walsh
International News
New York
New York Giants
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirate
Cincinnati Reds
Stars Cardinals
Chicago Cube
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Braves
Phillies
Braves
Athletics
Jack Bentley
John Scott
Hugh McQuillan
Junck Materini
Reds
Pirates
Pirate
George Gibson
Songer
Caveney
Pinelli
Couch
Daubert
Ames Crushes Cornell In Openers Fracas
Iowa State College baseball overwhelmed Cornell 18 to 2 in seven innings on April 9. Cornell started strong scoring two runs but relied on inexperienced pitchers in cold conditions. Kimmel held Ames scoreless through two, then the Cyclones erupted for five in the third and a total of nine in the fourth.
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Ames
Iowa State College
Cornell Collese
Cornell
Cyclones
Strone
Kimmel
Californians Beat Nebraska in Track Tangle at Berkeley
California defeats Nebraska 76 to 56 to win the Hast-West meet at Berkeley. California takes eight firsts while Nebraska nets most on the track with 44 points, and on the field California dominates 43 to 11. Neufeldt and Becker lead California with nine points each. Lloyd of Nebraska scores eight.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
University of Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Missouri Valley Conference
Caliifornia Bruins
Feary FL Schulte
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
California
Bears
Neufeldt
Becker
Brick’? Muller
Lloyd
Milwaukee Team Caps A B C Title in 6-Man Events
Milwaukee and Nelson Mitchells win bowling titles at the American Bowling Congress tournament in Milwaukee with a record 3139 in team six-man event. Minneapolis and Fort Wayne seeders led singles as winners and other teams include Claman Dairy Indianapolis Risdon Creamery Detroit Livestock Press Chicago St Francis Hotels St Paul with scores ranging into the 2,900s and prize money listed.
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Milwaukee
Wis
American Bowling Congress
Hieaders
Nelson- Mitchells
Minneanalis
Fort Wayne
Nelson Michells
Mulhwaukee
Claman Dairy
Indianapolis
Iowa Ought to Win 4923 Football Title Without Struggle
Iowa City April 9 The crowd around the University of Iowa gymnasium for spring football under Coach Howard H. Jones shows little interest in models while the tentative 1923 line exceeds 1,400 pounds in total with seven players averaging 200 pounds. Backfield candidates are fast and heavy, many near 200 pounds.
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Iowa
Town iGity
University of Iowa Gymnasium
Howard H. Jones
Wawkeye
Ames Set to Host State Prep Track Meet in May
Des Moines reports the annual state high school track and field meet will be held in Ames on May 19. State board of control chair Eugene Henery announced the site change, noting the move from Des Moines marks the first outside the city in years. Drake Relays and other meets are scheduled around it. The board also revealed the prep invitation meet at Ames is canceled, with the Drake Relays and Grinnell events still on the slate. A state basketball tournament is planned for early next spring under the board’s auspices.
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Des Moines
Ames
Eugene Henery
Grims
State Board of Control
Iowa City
State Board of Centrol
Hotel Savery
Tocal
8Ra
Anes
Cyclones
Drake
Grintell
Board of Control
Johnny Rooney Signs with St Paul Club for Sioux City
Tom Fairweather, manager of the Sioux City Packers, closes a deal with the St. Paul club of the American association for the services of shortstop Johnny Rooney. Rooney played last season with Waterbury in the Nebraska league and was sold to St. Paul last fall.
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Sioux City
Tom Fairweather
Sioux City Packers
St. Paul
American Association
Johnny Rooney
Watersgoury
Rooney
Tutor Trackmen Open Air Workout In Cedar Falls
Tutor trackmen held their first open air workout under Coach Bender in Cedar Falls on a Saturday session. About 20 athletes trained on sprints and baton handling as Bender aims to select a mile and a half relay team for the Drake carnival on April 27-28. The baseball squad joined for warm ups but could not bat due to poor field conditions. Coach Mendenhall plans batting practice later as weather improves.
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Cedar Falls
Bender
Drake
Elas
Mendenhall
O Dowd Ends Career After Alibi Wager
The Associated Press reports Mike O Dowd retires after an alibi backed by a Rochester group. He cites a leg injury from a sleighing accident and explains he cannot defend on one leg. Mayo Clinic diagnosis of spinal cord involvement mentioned as a factor. He will seek treatment this week.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Mike 'O'Dowd
Rochester
Givat
Fighting Harp
Jack Malone
O'Dowd
A Malone
Mayo Clinic
Iowa Defeats Coe Nine in Weekend Doubleheader
In Iowa City on April 9 the Hawkeyes swept Coe in a two game set ending the weekend series with a 0 run tally by Coe in the final game. Rush pitched four innings for Cedar Rapids rivals, Dishep relieved allowing four of Iowa's nine hits, while Duhn showed form in a windy day. The crowd dwindled and the coaches called the game after five innings. Jane won Friday's contest 7 to 6.
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Towa City
Oldsman Spring
Town Field
Iowa
Coe
Rush
Cedar Rapids Collegians
Dishep
Hawkeyes
Duhn
Gary
Jane
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