American League Preay Tours Camps in Spring Training
The Associated Press reports the American League will launch its spring tour of training camps led by president E. B. Barnard. He will visit the White Sox in Shreveport and other camps over two days each, while other notes cover rosters and battles for infield roles across the league.
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South
Landis
Bernard
Longue
White Sox
Shreveport
Roland Locke
Star
Nebraska
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Robins
Burt Shotton
Philles
Babe Ruth
St Petersburg
Grantham
Roger Peckinpaugh
Cleveland Indians
Pete Alexander
Jess Haines
Bill Sherdel
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Carrigan
Boston Red Sox
George Sisler
Brown
Joe Judge
Washington
Senators
Judge
Clark Griffith
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Orlando
Fla
Dougherty Edges Sacred Heart In Overtime 12-10
Dougherty defeated Sacred Heart 12 to 10 after overtime in Sacred Heart gym last night. Dougherty led with six points from McMullan and two late free throws decided the extra period while McKevitt topped Sacred Heart with five. The game finished tied 10-10 at regulation end.
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St. Patrick's High
Dougherty
Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Gym
McKavitt
Coughlin
Ernstér
McKevitt
Arves
Dougherty— Breen
Campbell
McMculmen
Rock Island team names new field captain Swanson
Pean Swanson former Rock Island second baseman is named field captain for the upcoming season. Swanson, a smart player, is expected to add value under manager Patterson. Also noted are Verbal updates on Welker and Graham contract talks and a former Rock Island/Moline pitcher Bulies Jones moving to Provo Utah. An obituary mentions someone passing after surgery on February 3.
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Rock Inland
Swanson
Wmart
Patterson
Welker
St. Paul Hsin
Wet Rock
Yaland
Bene Rantraet
Bulies
Hen Jones
Rock Island
Heme
Utah
Kurséay
Pees
Sectional Iowa High School Basketball Scores Tourney Roundup
Regional district scores from Iowa high school basketball tournaments across multiple classes and districts. Teams such as Knoxville Centerville Oskaloosa Union Libertyville in class A and B, with second and first round results at Mount Pleasant Winfield New Hampton Independence Waverly Denison Denison Sioux City and other sites. Standings include numerous scorelines and matchups among Cedar Rapids Marengo Ackley Osage Floyd and many more, reflecting a dense tourney slate.
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Ceptersif
AL Corrdon
Mystic
Centerville
Allerton
Faroington
Moravia
Cambria
Exilng
Glue
Libertyville
Troy
Promise City
Oskaloosa
Knoxville
Eddyville
Lovila
Eldon Oo Fortests
Oskalooca
Monros
Ottumus
New
Wyman
Mount Union
Mount Pleasant
Donnellson J. Burlington
Patrfield
Birmingham
Argyle
Denville
Batavia
Olds
Stockport
Balem
Wilsboro
Ab Vinton
Cedar Rapids
Springville
Martelie
Shelisburg
Alburcett
Coggen
Palo
Lisbon
Marengo
Grantleigh
Manho
Down City
North English
Brooklyn
West Liberty
Blairstown
Gonroy
Keystone
Malcom
Deep River
Chelsea
Inders
Victor
Tipton
Mequoketa
Lyons
Mount Vernon
Calamus
le Clatra
Lowdon
Stanwood
Elwood
Andrew
Test Nation
West French
Keota
Washington
Bereswick
Brighton O Forfett
West Chester
Kinross
Kalonaig
Lone Tree
Richland
New Hampton
Glass A
Postrille
Cannes City
Decorah
Osage
Waukon
Cresco
Monona
Floyd
Colwell
Legler
Garmavillo
Rude
Lugna
Elma
Fredericksburg
Independence
Bad Waterloo
Monticello
Manchester
Colesburg
Bellevue
Ea Litle
Oneida
Buck Creek
Winthrop
Urbana
Quasqueton
Waverly
Clarksville
Ackley
Cedar Palls
Greene
West Union
Edgecnod
Clermont
Ewin
Dundeept Volaa
Elkport
Granger
Alleman
Folk City
van Meter
Huxley
de Bota
Patterson
Sheldehl
Newton
Grinnell
Mitchellville
East High
Des Moines
Gale
Baxter
Gilman
Laurel
Farrar
Bondurant
Newburg
LeGrand
Lorimer
Delphos
Winterset
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Creston
Zion
Arispe
Tibgley
Blockton
Redding
Ellstoy
Maley
Truro
Cromwell
Kellerton
Thayer
Chariton
Lamont
Humeston
Indignola
Melcher
Dallas
Russell
Beech
Derby
Liberty Center
Larona
Bucknell
Garden Grove
New Virginia
van Werth
Villisca
Ghenandoah
Clarinda
Grantoan
Corning
Northboro
Essex
Blanchard
Sharpsburg
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Tabor
Malvern
Abraham Lincoln
Bamburg
Carroll
Early
Wall
Dasson
Auburn
Grayll
Lake View
Mapleton
Tda Grove
Whiting
Rolstein
Battle Creek
Soldier
Morehead
Sioux City
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Anthon
Lawton
Pierson
Fronson
Hinton
Alberty
Harnick
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eMars
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Martius
Hawarden
Primehar
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Alten
George
Inwood
Thira
Borden
Sutherland
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Lake
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Ville
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Grantinger
Excelsior
Molds Park
Guperier Township
Hansal
Fenton
Storm Lake
Gheroker
Hroose
Varina
Rembrandt
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Lrtton
Falrriow
Sight Rapids
At Tort Dodze
Grove
Manson
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BR i Humboldt
Goldfeld
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Jolley
Ramers
Callender Finarcg
Burnaide Moorland
Lanyon
Urban O Rorfelt
Pocahnatas
Emimetabars
Geass K
Mallard
Gul Dee Moines
Tranvice
API Esther City Sa
Japanese athlete at Iowa cannot get shoes small enough
In Iowa City on March 3 a Japanese student from Honolulu, Ernest Nohoo Twat, wins a boxing slot but cannot obtain properly sized shoes. The University of Iowa equipment department can offer only very small tack shoes, leaving the athlete waiting for suitable footwear as he trains.
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Iowa
Iowa City
Freshman Ralph Alton Competes With Larger Shoes
Ralph Alton, a freshman football candidate, wears 14 1/2 size shoes, larger than the 14 size worn by Duke Blazer, noted as a famed Negro tackle who previously held the oversized record.
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Ralph Alton
Duke" Blazer
Simpson 34 Penn 22 ends season in slow win
Simpson beat Penn College 34 to 22 in Indianola last night to close the season. Simpson led at the half 11 to 10. Capt. McCoy led the game. Garbett and the Flanagan brothers hailed from Simpson.
Grinnell Track Prospects Show Strong Forseason
Grinnell College notes preview a busy track season led by Taylor and Lone in both hurdle events and a mile relay. Coach Duke targets Missouri Valley indoor meet at Drake, then Illinois and Drake relays, with plans for a Carleton meet, a Drake Ames triangular, and a Missouri Valley finale at Lincoln. Standouts include Donald Laird in javelin, Davis Greene in pole vault, George Mecully high jump, Ray Cleland shot put, Ingram broad jump, and Sonny Davis in weight events.
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Kansas Relays
Drake
McKee
Laird
Donald Laird
Malvern
Davis Greene
Chicago
George Mecully
Jefferson
Ray Cleland
Grinnell
Ingram
Sonny” Davis
Greenfield
Newman Arrested on Second Liquor Nuisance Charge
Stave Newman aged 61 of 13 Sycamore Street was arrested on a warrant for maintaining a liquor nuisance. The information filed in municipal court alleges the offense occurred between December 1, 1927 and the present, with prior action on July 26, 1937. Assistant county attorney Ralph W. Travis said there was evidence of liquor sales against Newman.
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Sycamore Street
Ralph W. Travis
Newman
Jim
Travis
Three-Cushion Billiard Race Expands Into Three Way Rout
New York March 3 Allen Hall defeated Willig Hoppe in the American Three-Cushion Billiard league, but an anti climax followed as Clarence Jackson beat Hoppe 50 to 39 and Augie Hieckhofer defeated Hall 50 to 38. Hall now leads Johnny Laston by one game as the race becomes a three sided contest.
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New York
Allen Hall
Willig Hoppe
Hell
Hoppe
Clarence Jackson
Augie Hieckhofer
Hall
Johnny Laston
Towa Swimmers Meet Gopher Outfit Tonight
Iowa City March 3. The University of Towa swimming team, with one win and one loss, will try to improve its Big Ten standing when it clashes with the Minnesota mermen here tonight. Both teams seem on a par, but the Gophers are favored after a stronger showing against Michigan, the championship contenders.
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Iowa City
JINS
University of Towa
University of Minnesota
Gophers
Michigan Mermen
Salvation Army to host Sunday sermon by Rev J E B Johnson
The Salvation Army hall at Park Taventte and Mulberry street will host Rev J E B Johnson speaking at 7 30 p m during the regular Sunday evening services.
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Salvation Army
J. EB. Johnson
Salvation Army Hall
Park Taventte
Mulberry Street
Four Ames cage players finish careers in Drake game
Four Iowa State Cyclones set to close varsity careers with the Drake game in Des Moines. Capt. Staver and Freddie Kling will graduate, with Lamson Brown and Woods also departing the lineup. Kling misses the Drake finale due to a knee injury, while Lamson Brown fill roles as guards and forwards.
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Courier &Pecial Service
Ames
Drake
Des Moines
Cyclones
Capt
Staver
Freddie Kling
Brow
Lamson
Ust
Lande
Woods
Ions
State
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Kling
Parsons
Stanley Brown
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Samson
Towa State
Coe
Brown
Iowa State Five
Charles City
Iowa State
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Chandler
Altha
Washington
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