Rookies Aim for Regular Roles with Four MLB Clubs
The piece outlines spring rosters for the Yankees Browns Senators and White Sox with rookies vying for spots. Notables include Gordon Rhodes Johnny Kerr Ed Grimes Ad Liska Harold McKain and Clarence Hoff among others. McKain a right handed pitcher linked to White Sox shows strong potential after a strong minor league season.
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Gordon Rhodes
Ed Grimes
Leonard Donderg
Richard Ferrell
Ad Liska
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Charles Gooch
Johnny Kerr
Clarence Hoff
Harold McKala
Miller Huggins
Lary
Oakland
Sam Byrd
Albany
University of Utah
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Tulsa
Dondero
Dick Ferrell
Columbus
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Liska
Cantrell
Beltimore
Little Rock
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Kerr
Hollywood
Clarence Hoffman
Saacramento
Lena Blackburne
Sox
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Hal) McKain
Judge Landis
McKain
Decatur
Waterloo Ofline
Griswold to Captain Town Gymnasts for 730 Season
Laur ence Griswold of Griswold Western conference tumbling champion will captain the University of Town's 1930 gymnastic team under Coach Albert Baumgartner. Griswold leads Hawkeyes in his junior year, succeeding Herbert C. Gee of Anamosa as captain. He also won a Big Ten title as a clear champion in a gymnastic event, with Lyle Bailey and others noted in the era. The Hawkeyes ranking helped boost Iowa to fourth place in the team title meet with 1,057.9 points, finishing behind Illinois, Chicago, and Wisconsin and ahead of Purdue.
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Hawkeye Star
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Labarba Knocks Out Smith in Twelfth Round Fight
Fidel Labarba of Los Angeles, former world flyweight champion, defeats Vic Smith of South Africa in the twelfth round in Sydney New South Wales. It is Labarba’s second victory over Smith.
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Fights Last Night Across Cities and Notables
A concise boxing roundup listing multiple results from New York to Milwaukee and Duluth. Singers and sparring partners are shown beating opponents by decision or points, including Horner, Deby, Light, Petrolle, Fernandes, and Strang over Malone in a heavyweight bout.
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al Singer
Bud Taylor
Terre Haste
Jackie Horner
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Duluth
Minn
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Angelo Puglisi
Billy Petrolle
Fargo
Jimmy Borde
Francs
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Wikx
Tan
West supreme on cinder tracks gains in midwestern rise
Indoor season closes at Minois carnival underscoring midwestern athletes pushing frontiers in intercollegiate track. Notre Dame Ohio Illinois Iowa Monmouth figures highlighted. East lags. outdoor season expected to bring fresh fast marks and new records. Earl Crabtree shines for Reds in exhibition while Knute Rockne’s dress remark echoes campus lore.
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New
Waterloo Receives Mississippi Valley League Pennant 1928
A large red and blue wool pennant for the Mississippi Valley League champions of 1928 arrived yesterday and was turned over to Sam Frank, club secretary, for safekeeping. It will be unfurled at the park for display during the campaign. The inscription reads Mississippi Valley League Champions, 1928.
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Waner brothers demand 35,000 to stay with Pirates
The Waner brothers Paul and Lloyd threaten to quit negotiations with the Pittsburgh club over salaries. Paul hit .370 with six homers in 1928 while Lloyd led the NL with 180 singles. combined they posted 444 hits and 263 runs. Spring training continues as talks drag and a verdict is expected soon.
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Michigan Aims To Clinch Big Ten Swimming Title
Chicago March 6 Michigan appears favored to win the 1928 Big Ten swimming championship as qualifying heats wrap up. Michigan leads with top times in the 160 yard relay and 300 yard medley relay, qualifying two men in six of seven events, while Northwestern slips in several contests. Dick Hinch ties the conference backstroke record but faces key upsets as Northwestern sprinter Schwartz falters in the 40 yard heat.
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Bill Hunnefield Signs with Sox
Bill Hunnefield signed with the White Sox completing their roster as spring training began in Fort Worth. Hunnefield joined second baseman duties as the team prepared, while Kerr’s injured finger was x rayed and deemed not broken, easing concerns.
Red Sox Manager Depends on New Material to Lead Team
Bradenton Florida March 15 1929 Carigan the Boston Red Sox manager says he will not predict a pennant race only that the team will be in the fight. He lists pitchers and a wave of young prospects including Ed Durham Benny Frey Frank Bushey Edgar Carroll and Bill Bayne among hopefuls for the opening season. The lineup will be reshaped by winter trades bringing Gaston Lisenbee Reeves Gillis and Rhyne with Barrett Standaert and Gaslon added as well as Bigelow Scarritt and Dumas in the outfield and catching options including Gaston Heving Berry Asbjornson and Connolly.
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Grant Gills
Eliott Bigelow
Birmingham
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Bryan Harris
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Alex Gaslon
Russell Scarritt
Brooklyn
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Jerry Standaert
Hal Rhyne
Philadelphia
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Bill Regain
Llandaert
Wally Gerber
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Records in at least three Illinois relays loom large
Champs Illinois relays draw 800 athletes from 70 schools for the 12th annual indoor track meet. Notables include Jack Elder, George Simpson, Judd Timm, and Henry Ganby. Pole vault and 75 yard dash loom as likely record-breakers with strong fields and top contenders from Notre Dame, Ohio State, Michigan, and Texas.
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Scoring Aces on Tar Quintet Are Good for Reason
Chapel HUW March 16 7 Two UNC scoring stars Rufus Hackney and Henry Satterfield end their college basketball careers this season after eight years together. They formed a high school and college scoring tandem beginning in Durham NC and have long led the team in scoring.
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Henry Satterfield
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We Bal Players Contribute To The Great National Pastime
A fragment lists Irish players MGRAW ZMORPHY DONLIN KELLY DELEMANTY LE BRESNAHAN GANN DoOLIN WALSH MULLIN DONOHUE P with scores and contributions noted amid a garbled team roster indicating participation in a national pastime event.
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Irish influence in baseball and famed players noted
An article reflects on Irish heritage in American baseball, naming stars and managers from both leagues and listing notable players such as the Kelllys Ryan Kellleys Daughertys Burkes and umpires like ODay Sheridan Silk O Loughlin Connolly Rariden Brick Owens Red Ormsby and Emssitt. It also reports Tiger Jack Evans of Kansas City drawing a newspaper decision over Vale Falegano in Des Moines after a previous 10 round bout.
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Bowling results from Iowa Public Service league and Commercial league
Frigidaires swept Westinghouse three straight games while Roulds won two of three against Fedeleos in the Iowa Public Service league at Elks' alleys. Hoop Yedeleos’ bowler led with 220. In the Commercial league John Deere Tractor Company won five of three from Dodge Bros.
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Referee Awards Tight Deg ion to Young Singer
In New York, March 16, Madison Square Garden hosted a crowded “Was It or Wasn't It” bout where 20-year-old Ned Singer challenged Bud Taylor. The verdict drew mixed reactions as referee Tommy Sheridan and observers debated whether Singer deserved the draw or if Taylor should have edged ahead in a grueling 10-round light bout.
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Zuppke Forgets Trials of Grid with Oil Brush
Urbana reports coach Zuppke of the University of Illinois football team pursues painting as a hobby. He paints landscapes in bold strokes and has exhibited his work nationwide after studying in Europe. In Boston, Gus Sonnenberg defeated Joe Maloewles to retain the world heavyweight wrestling title in straight falls.
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