Dixon Builds Rival Regulars Amid Snowy Fortunes and Talent
The piece describes Cletus Dixon assembling two strong squads the Regulars and Groft’s Celts amid wintry conditions. It covers key players like Van Deinse Sage and Lage, debut prospects, and upcoming games against Cedar Rapids and Sioux City with notes on lineup changes and injuries.
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Hudson Bay Brestes
Cletus Dixon
Dixon
Ehmer Kortum
St. Louis
Mtis
Cedar Rapids
Allhongh
Groft
Ivory Lynch
Mullen
Charles
Sput Grant
Frad
Connor
Schult
Davey
Mann
Finkler
van Deinse
Herbert van Deinse
Chicago
Thain
apwenUy
Dick Sage
Beefs
Harley
Tal
Felah
Byes
Bae
Freddie Schutt
Suhbidi
Cubs
Groit
Grant
Willeuzhhe
Rollins
Aiv Cranken
Griffen
Wonights
Ostrander
Jess
Wilson
Croft
Simmyary
Seasee
Sebert
Finkler, Co
Jonan
Hhard
van Dbeinsen
Roto
Il Ledder
Tannigans
Schultz
Sundstrom
Rf Maan
de Zeer Gilbert
Colingan
If Venderberg
Grom
Momen
Wallace
Patterson
Dixen
Sunimarx
Homerun
Abullan
Grint
Nomen
Ming
No Ranning
van Deiise
Ansot Lage
Gilbert
Vampires Cracken
Willouguin
Standings of the Clubs and Yesterday’s Results
National League games included Cincinnati 2, Pittsburgh 2 and St Louis resting. New York led pinkubalh kiroolkisn. American League shows Chicago 0 5, Detroit 0 3, Milwaukee 5, Louisville 1. Western League lists Des Moines 4, Oklahoma 6, Denver 11, St Joseph 3.
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National League
Cincinar
Pirtshuech
Irag
St. Lite Reston
Moines
Aklaloma Iy
Chitn
Stueely Tale
Denver
Omeaue
St Joseph
Lewsie eTaeth
Det
Amily
Lenintis
Itadelbs
Ameriguin Tangue
Aimerivay
Diverse player moves disrupt Midwest baseball rosters
Rock Island releases Curtis Norton and Moline considers multiple signings as Sioux City assesses pre season showings. iron men Dode Perdirtz and Frank Bosle spark optimism for Sioux Falls and Sioux City while Johnny O'Shea and Nate Shandline changes stir manager talks.
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Maceher Gilfigan
Sia City
Grand Island
Segrisr
Sioux City
Dode Perdirtz
Frank Bosle
Sioux Falls
Tri- Mino
Dixon
Mann
Nithyu Mant
Boyle
Frank
Johnny O'Shea
Bert Willford Auther
Drake Meet Preview Highlights Four Mile Relay Teams
Strong squads from Michigan Wisconsin and Ohio pace the Drake university relay meet preview with the four mile relay seen as a key event. Teams include Michigan Wisconsin Northwestern Chicago Ohio Kansas and others while coach Harry Gill’s Wisconsin squad and the Wolverines loom as favorites.
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Drake U
Bes Moines
Michigan
Ohio
Minnesota
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Missouri
Chicago
IoWa
Kansas Aggles
Texas
Oregon Aggies
Drake University
University of Winets
Drake
Xtra
Accon
Farrell
Bowen
Nicholson
Day Reinke
Alason
Rearick
Senneider
Bergstresse
Vatie
Cassidy
Piper
Morrison
Alentin
Brown
Dwight
Davis
Jamar
Lovesland
Martin
Kahn
Calhoun
Bourke
Nton
Levine Rudnick
Fairey
McNeil
Beel Ang Idler
foWi
Sorenson
Puelns
Betitier
Moetle
Goodrich
Marchi
You “Ness
Arnold
Kilpaty Iwiken
Temtedy
Tie O
Kansas
Kiniport
Batter
Athman
Rtesen
Ang AgNson Layze
College Roundup Notes Undetermined Matches Across Cities
Fragmentary sports brief references multiple colleges and venues including Chicago Northwestern Baton Rouge and Iowa. The legible fragments mention driveless PhD and Wanamne, with St. Lene and Miaitois appearing as unclear entities.
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Northwestern
Q. Butterfi
Baton Rouge
van Towhaiana
oWanamne
St. Lene
Iowa
Grandpaw of All Baseballs to Be Thrown May First
An antique Mississippi Valley league item will mark the league’s third season opener on Thursday May 1 with a ceremonial toss by Cader Rape fds against Walterlag. The relic, dating to Civil War era, weighs six ounces and measures 9 to 9.5 inches, reflecting early baseball rules and the evolution of the game.
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Mary
Mississippi Valley League
Cader
Walterlag
John C. Burtman
Martha Virden
Glack Hawk County
Pop Ansan
Hari
Anson
Marshalltown
You
Thyt Hartman
Isi
Waterloga Hawks Tap Cletus Dixon As New Manager
Cletus Dixon, possibly the league’s youngest manager, will steer the Waterloga Hawks next season. A former University of Chicago athlete, he played in Indianapolis in the American Association Seattle in the Pacific Coast League and Cedar Rapids in the Mississippi Valley League. He is married and lives with Mrs Dixon at the Fullerton apartments.
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Robert Addy
Rockford
Cincinnati Reds
Cletus Dixon
Waterloga Hawks
University of Chicago
Indianapolis
Seattle
Jeague
Cadar Rapids
Fie
Dixon
Fullerton
Opening Day Plans For Watertown Hawks And Bunnies
Cletus Dixon and A C Willford lead efforts for a home opener with Belden ill tossing the first ball if possible. The rally is set for 2 20 pm after shops close and the Watertown Concert Band will march through the business district to the grounds.
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Belden
Agate
Cletus Dixon
A. C. Willford
Watertoo
Hawks
Marthian
Babe Ruth
Entry blanks issued for Olympic track tryouts at Iowa
The department of athletics announced entry blanks for the midwestern sectional Olympic track and field trials to be held at the University of Iowa on May 30. Open to amateurs from Iowa Nebraska South Dakota North Dakota and Wyoming, events align with Olympic program. First three placers advance to final tryouts at Harvard in June. Blanks available from Coach George P. Brestahan. Entries close May 24.
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Iowa City
Aavmemesit
University of Iowa
Department of Athletics
Iowa
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Wyoming
Harvard
George P. Brestahan
University of
Hawkeyes Show Strength in Weight Events This Year
Iowa City April 19 This spring the Hawkeye track team strengthens weight events with notable marks. Ray Dauber clouts 42 feet 4 324 inches in the shot put while John Hancock exceeds 1239 feet in discus and Leo Writz sails the hammer farther than any Hawkeye since 1916.
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Iowa City
University of Town
George T. Bresna
Han
Ray Dauber
John Hancock
Ericiion
Leo Wriz
Baseball Shifts and Games Across Leagues Today
In American and National leagues multiple games and moves ripple through spring action. Yankees depart for Washington while Connie Mack’s Athletics test the Red Sox. Cubs and Cardinals clash as White Sox lead the AL and Red Sox top the Cubs in the NL. Rain cancels east games. White Sox edge Browns 5 1. Grimes and Miller power Cubs 6 3 over Cardinals. Pirates, Tigers, and Reds see varied results while Minneapolis nab Ray Moore. Crouse leaves Sox for Muncie. Wurst shifts in St Louis system.
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Associated Press
Yankees
Boston
Washington
Connie Mack
Red Sox
Glevelind
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cincinnati
Redland Field
Pittsburgh
St Louis
Brooklyn
Grimes
Miller
Cub
Cardinals
Rogers Ffornsby
White Sox
Eddie Collins
Bar Kolp
Browns
Sisler
Carl Mays
Pirates
Cleveland
Edwards
Tigers
Minneapolis
Ray Moore
Minneapolis American Association
Clyde Crouse
Muncie
Ind
Donald Wurst
St. Louis Cardinals
Siouxity Club
New Football Rules Preview May Reshape Play Across 1924
New York reports expected rule changes may overhaul football strategy. Abolishing the kicking tee and altering the try for point could push coaches toward running and passing, with kicks limited to punts or goal-line kicks. Aiming to shift emphasis away from leg plays, observers note uncertainty around pass interference rulings and field tactics.
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New York
Troonbatl
imMen
National Intercollegiate Rules Committee
Golf Wrist Action and Early Left Wrist Break
The article discusses Chick Evans and a golf swing cue stressing wrist movement in the forward swing. It explains keeping the left wrist from bending backward during the back swing and using a controlled late break to return the wrist to its proper position as the clubhead travels straight back.
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Tikis
Lise
John FL Dilta Co
Kansas Relays Attract 93 Schools In Lawrence Meet
The second annual Kansas Relays open in Lawrence with over a thousand athletes from 95 universities, military academies and high schools in 35 events. Top entrants include Johnson Leyi of Haskell Institute and stars from DePauw, Minnesota, Drake, Notre Dame, and Wisconsin with strong showings in discus, javelin, high jump, and relays.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Middlewest
America
Johnson Leyi
Haskell Institute
Thorpe
Ton Poor
Missouri
Valey
Turner
Nebraska
Hagerman
Washington
Campbell
Minnesota
Levi
Wisconsin
Oregon Aggies
Northwestern
Mes
Exas
Notre Dame
Ames
Seniors Win Home Track Joust at Independence
Independence April 79 Special Senior class track team won the home track and field meet here yesterday with 79 points. Juniors scored 58 points in second place. Runners showed fine form in muddy conditions and with more practice should rank higher. All records set by home students are posted at the high school for yearly attempts to surpass. A goodly number of students attended.
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Independence
Turkey to Have Teams in Olympic Contests
Constantinople April 45 Three students of Robert College have been selected as members of the Turkish team for the Olympic games. In addition to a track team Turkey will send a soccer seven to Paris. About two score athletes will represent Turkey. The government has cons prorpriated 28 000 Turkish pounds for their expenses.
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Constantinople
Robert. College
Turkey
Paris
Reichert to Lead City Baseball League Election Night
W H Reichert elected president of the newly organized City Baseball League at Knights of Pythias hall. Other officers named include King Beal secretary and Frank Clute. Eight teams will compete, with no games at league park this season and only two evenings per week available. Groundwork for Cedar River park diamond underway.
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WH. Reichert
City Baseball
Knights of Pythias Hall
Reichert
Patl
Jags
King Beal Secratory
Frank Clute
League Park
Park Commission
Cedar River Park
Wise Motor Company
Knights of Pythias
Knights of Columbus
Sailor Larson Knocks Out Johnnie Harris in First Round
Sailor Larson of Moline featherweight stopped Johnnie Harris of Davenport in the first round of a scheduled ten round bout for the Rock Island Best of the American Legion. Four right crosses to the chin sent Harris to the canvas, where he lay for nearly half an hour as doctors treated him. he did not regain consciousness for several minutes after the fight.
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Davenport
Sailor Larson
Moline
Johnnie Harris
Maines
Rock Island
American Legion
Harris
Des Moines
Loe
Boxing Notes From Across The Nation In Brief
Boxing updates list multiple bouts and prospects across cities including Oakland Sam Langford decision over Olsen in four rounds. Chicago Ayers defeats Kinnox. Mullen plans new Gary arena for summer fights. New York Frank Muppe teases Panchoverells and Frankie Gomez chase. Norfolk match signs Georgia light heavyweight Stribling vs Hole with upcoming 10 rounds.
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Oakland
Cal
Jimmy Darts
Jovnior
I York
Paris
Mames
Fort Myer
Rocker Club
Columnrs
Ohio
Maria Piestina
Chi
Sipan Anderson
St. Louis
Plesstina
Stuart
Rand Orient
Brunswick
Intercol
New York
Frank Myupeger
Georgia
Rollo Hole
Norfolk
Kosten
Atayay
Iowa U Football Candidates Hold First Spring Scrimmage
Iowa University football hopefuls ran through a light spring scrimmage in town last night with limited contact. Captain Parkin and Fisher lined up on the sidelines as Hogan led the first team on offense.
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Iowa U
Town City
Hawkeye
Conrah Ingwersen
Capt. Parkin
Fisher
Hogan
Hines
Hamiltton
Grahagny
Galloway
Rice
Raffensperger
Margulas
Olson
Mclintyre
Griffin
O’niel
Jennings
Harris
Ford
Hobard
Tilton
Swanson
Lindell
McQosh
Smith
McNabb
Graham
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