Hornsby in Chicago as Braves target possible danger
Rogers Hornsby faces alleged gambling pressures during a May Chicago visit with the Boston Braves. The piece recounts threats and debt disputes involving Frank Moore, court actions, and Chicago syndicate involvement. Cubs president William Veeck says Hornsby will not join the Cubs this season.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Rogers Hornsby
Chicago
Boston Braves
Hornsby
Frank Moore
Cook County
Moore
Homisby
Cubs
William Veeck
Boston
Fuchs
Braves
Veeck
Santa Claus
Catalina Island
Wartburg Hosts Lenox College in Busy Hoops Night
Wartburg college varsity meets Lenox College tonight on the Wartburg home floor. Lenox has won every conference game and may alter its record Thursday. The Lenox squad has faced four year colleges and junior colleges. their past matchup with Wartburg was close at 14-16.
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Waverly
Wartburg College
Lenox Quint
Lenox
Waterloo Youth Sails to Contend on Asiatic Flagship Team
Harold A Hochen a Waterloo machinist aboard the U S Pittsburgh flagship of the U S Asiatic fleets is center for the ship’s basketball team and has helped defeat strong rivals in the Far East. He and fellow Iowans John Cavalier Jefferson and Charles E Manley Davenport form the squad picked to win the Orient championship.
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Harold A. Hochen
Waterloo
U. S
Pittsburgh
U. & Asiatic Feet
Far East
U.S
John Cavalier
Jefferson
Charles E. Manley
Davenport
Nashua basketball battles Charles City to 23 23 tie
Nashua high battled Charles City in a fast paced game here Tuesday evening ending in a 23 to 23 tie. Hauser led Charles City while Knight carried Nashua. In the junior game Charles City defeated Nashua 21 to 40. REMS SIGN COLLEGIAN reports Pete Jablonowski, Michigan star pitcher, signed with the Cincinnati Reds for about 5000 annually.
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Nashua
Nashua High
Hauser
Charles City
Knight
Charles City Seconds
Rems
Ann Arbor
Mich
Pete Jablonowski
Michigan
Cincinnati Reds
Waterloo Hawks Sign Sixteen Rookies Under Contract
The Waterloo Baseball Association states it has sixteen rookies listed with the National Association of Minor Leagues. Names include James Kowicz Floyd McRae Edward Lass Charles Burns Elmer Braunhold John Gift Martin Alive Charles H Wallat Frank Artac Tony Uncer Joe Kuzmichas E E Martin Clayton E B Christian sen Robert B E McKinley Raymond Ehlers Ken Jones. Not included are Louis Webber and one or two others awaiting filing with the national board.
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Waterloo Baseball Association
National Association of Minor Leagues
James Kowicz
Floyd McRae
Edward Lass
Charles Burns
Elmer Braunhold
John Gift
Martin Alive
Charles H. Wallat
Frank Artac
Tony Uncer
Joe Kuzmichas
E. E. Martin
Clayton EB. Christiansen
Robert BE. McKinley
Raymond Ehlers
Kenneth Jones
Louis Webber
National Board
Spring Returns as Marble Sales Jump in Town
Marbles regain favor as snow recedes, with Miss Inez Coburn noting a sharp rise in outdoor marble purchases. Boys anticipate a full stock of marbles this year, mirroring spring hat excitement among girls. Fashions include commie chinie crockie and glassie with agates and carmelian shooters, plus the new steelie bearing ball priced from a nickel to 8 cents.
Kansas Aggies Open Three-Day Visit Against Grinnell
The Kansas Aggies men’s basketball team arrived in Grinnell for a three day trip and prepared to open the series with Grinnell tonight in what was expected to be a close game. Kansas coach Lou Gross guided the squad and the visitors hoped for a strong showing.
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Grinnell
Kansas Aggies
Towa
First Baptist Wins Senior Sunday League Basketball Title
First Baptist topped St. Marks Episcopal 21 to 10 to clinch the circuit championship. Also in the standings First M E beat Plymouth Congregational 24 to 8 and First Presbyterian defeated Grace M B 19 to 16 while United Brethren forfeited to St. Pauls M E.
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First Baptist
St. Mark's Episcopal
First M. E
Plymouth Congregational
First Presbyterian
Grace M. B
United Brethren
St. Paul's M. E
St. Mares
Episcopal
First M. B
Gharch of the Brethren First
Presbyterian
St. Paul's
M. E
Radio Programs Listings Across Networks and Cities
Central time radio schedule lists NBC ABC and independent stations with programs at 1 30 P M through midnight. Entries include Hoover Sentinels Maxwell House Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra WLS WGN WMC KDKA WLW WJZ WEAF WAAF and many more with orchestras bands and choir performances across Chicago New York Cincinnati Detroit Kansas City and other cities.
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WHO
Mapledale Hatcheries
Dodge Bros
NBC
Hoover Sentinels
Maxwell House Coffee Hour
Jones Piang Co
Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra
Park Central Orchestra
Hia
Chicago
Davenport
Abraham Lincoln
WCAE
Fittsburgh
Cincinnati
Puente
Dren
Wood
Minn
St. Paul
WMAQ
Wwd
Detroit
News
New York
Time
U. S. Marine Band
WOW
WEAF
WDAP
Kansas City
School of Air
WCFL
Federation of Labor Hott
Wenr
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WBZ
Boston
WLW
EMA
Shenandoah
Newark
Pioneers
Charlotte
Marty
KSO
Clarinda
Wass Pepnen
Tenghe
WLS
WCCO
WJZ
WIR
KDA
WEAP
Dodge Presentation
WRC
WGY
WGR
WAM
WWJ
WSAI
WEBH
KSD
WOC
WDAF
WFAA
WHAS
WSM
WMC
WSB
WOR
WEZ
WOS
Jefferson City
Department of Education
Wgn-Wlis
Almanack
WOI
Ames
KOI
Council Bluffs
Bob and Anite Hall
KMA
Ampico Hour of Music
EDKA
WJR
Sentinels
WIAM
WLIB
Hot Springs
Orchestra
Losa Madel
Waa
WEBM
Hamline U
KFAB
Lincoln
U. of Nebraska
WSMB
New Orleans
WOL
Art M
Nashville
Atlanta
Utah
WGN
Schonestady
Council
Bluffs
Marvel! My
Sicutlans
WCAR
WSAL
Cincinnati Orchestra
Pennsylvanians Iwgy
Kansans City
Wentz
Orran
Washington
Rand
T. Wbem
Nighthawka
Hamiltonians
WIZ
Slumber Music
Los Angeles
Detrott
Orchestre
KFAR
Intel Symphony
Newark. News
Pete
Omaha
S. Lesson
Weed
Koea
Little Symphony
Schenectady
Syracuse
Kom
Joe
Hay-O-Vae Twins
PBM
St Paul
St,. Paul
WMAQG
WWI
Michigan
WAF
School of Aire
Federation of Labor
WCX
ATI
Techtonians
WRO
Punth
Judy
Charlotte and Mary
Uncle Kayben
WRAG
Twbz
KYW
KDEA
Happiness Oy E. Kso
Cierinlas
WLIR
Buffalo
Mississippi
South
WBREM
Jack
Jean
Ritchie
WIAZ
WRU
WSAT
Des Moines
WBBM
Oriental Nyvale
Ensimble
KFT
Louisville
James Speed
Saltinas
KOA
Denver
Wed
KTHS
Hob Springs
KPI
Wene
KAR
SRM
Wrigley Review
WSR
EDICA
WRG
WOAE
Wramm
Linton Orchestra
Metropolitan
Woco
WOAL
San Antonio
College of Music
Captain Kidd
St. Pat
Wheaties
WBHEM
AMI Cincinnati
Wqd
EFI
Wrigley
WIE
WGX
Troubadours
Bam 'In
Henry
Win-Wex
Nightly radio schedule clash fills Davenport airwaves
The page lists an extensive Friday daytime and evening radio schedule with multiple NBC and regional network programs. Highlights include Walter Damrosch and orchestras, market reports, road reports, a luncheon hour, and various regional station lineups across Chicago Davenport and other cities.
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Walter Damrosch
NBC
Dept. of Agriculture
Brunswick
Radio Farm Service
U. 8
F. A. Robinson
Dluncheon
Movie and stage bill highlights from Crystal Strand and rivals
The listing describes Crystal Theatre with Wreck of the Hesperus on screen and a vaudeville act by Cruze Brothers plus three Missouris Shields in song and dance. Palace presents Roosevelt western action thriller Ride Em High with cast. Some Fets serials Hawk of the Hills. Riviera shows Sporting Goods with Richard Dix and Jay Mills stage band featuring Ruth Glanville and others. Strand features Clara Bow in My Lady of Whims and Florence Vidor in One Woman to Another with newsreels. Waterloo presents The Nervous Wreck stock company farce with Trousdale and a 10-person cast. plot centers on a seafaring captain and a storms climax aboard the ship Hesperus.
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Longfellow
Cruze Brothers
Missouri Shields
Palace
Buddy ‘Roosevelt
Riviera
Richard Dix
Sporting Goods
Jay Mills
Ruth Glanville
Johnny Perkins
Audrey Christy
Boyd B. Trousdale
Far West
Lucile L. la Valiere
Wreck of the Hesperus and Vaudeville at Crystal
A Crystal Theatre program presents The Wreck of the Hesperus a romantic shipwreck tableau featuring Virginia Bradford as the captain’s daughter and a rescued youth in a poignant stage reading based on Longfellow.
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Longfellow
Crystal Theatre
Virginia Bradford
Norman's Woe presents New England seafaring tale
The film features Crystal Orchestra on stage with Frank Marion as a youth and Sam Summerville as the ship's cook. Allan Hale plays Pilg Tail Jack, with the Cruze Brothers providing comic musical numbers in a sentimental picture appealing to lovers of old maritime romance rather than jazz.
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Norman
Petrons
Crystal Orchestra
Frank Marion
Sam Summerville
Allan Hale
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WMAG
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RFI
Losey Moon Magic
Parent-Teacher Association
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Women Voters
Sir Paul
Readers’ Club
WLA
Voco
Minn-St. Paul
HKTHS
Negro Singers
Lincolnn Orchestra
S. 5
Lesson
Ias
Concert Orchestra
Hoodlumr
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Ales Te
Nighthawk
Symphonet
Ees
Caplain
Sam de Grasse
Vaude
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Clara
Loday and
Frida
Buddy Roosevelt
Hawk OF
Nouston ‘Cimes
Espe
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Mojave Desert
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