Thirteen Towns Enter Northeastern Iowa Volleyball Tourney
Thirteen towns in northeastern Iowa form the first Waterlog s M G A invitational volleyball tournament. Frank Kirkner says pairings will be announced soon and most games will be played in the morning of March 20. The double elimination format applies to A and B divisions, with Decorah Dubuque and Waterloo entering both. other towns listed include Charles City Edgewood Traer and Cedar Falls nearby clubs and colleges.
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Iowa
Frank Kirkner
Kirkner
East High School
M. C
Decorah
Dubuque
Waterloo
Charles City
Edgewood
Tame
Waverly
Arlington
Tracr
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Graham Boysen
William P. McGormick
Lea Leeper
Yale Football Captain Says Marks Are Higher In Season
Yale captain elect W. W. Green says a football player's marks are higher during the playing season than at any other time. Coach Marvin Stevens begins early training with candidates, meeting Mondays to watch slides and films illustrating fundamentals. Tad Jones, former coach, notes current Yale football emphasizes sound coaching and strong material for the 1929 team.
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New Haven
Conn
W. W (Firpo) Green
Yele
Greene
Marvin’ .A. . Stevens
Che
Yale
Tad Jones
Stevens
Jones
Donor of Ryder Trophy Expects British Win
Samuel Ryder, donor of the Ryder Trophy, predicts a British victory in the Ryder Cup. He praises the British team’s improving form and opposes allowing British-born players living in the United States to join the American team, saying such changes would ruin the competition.
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London
Samuel Ryder
Ryder
Walter Hagen
United States
French Auto Pilot Enters Race for World Honors
Louis Chiron of France, regarded as Europe's champion driver, will enter the 1930 Indianapolis 500 on May 30 with a foreign make. About $50,000 in prizes await the first 30 finishers plus $10,000 in consolation awards. Giants Will Return. Giants train in San Antonio for three more years after liking the city.
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Indianapolis
Louis Chiron
France
Europe
Speedway
Chiron
Coffroth Handicap to decide richest three year olds race
The Coffroth Handicap for three year olds, the richest such stakes in the world, will be run Sunday at Juana. About $100,000 added money attracts America's top thoroughbreds led by Genis, son of Man-O-War, and Golden Gehnol as early wagering favorites. Nulshapur, winner of the Juans derby, also figures prominently in the field.
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Juana
America
Genis
Man-O-War
Golden Gehnol
Campaian
Nulshapur
Meat diet blamed for track team failure in Olympic trials
Ames Indiana March 16 meat diets are blamed for the United States failure in distance events at the 1928 Olympics. Raymond Conger former Iowa State runner and thesis author argues high protein meals hinder energy and performance. He cites rat experiments and notes his own training diet now centers on meat once daily with vegetables and milk eggs. He faces Phil Edwards and Sam Martin in the mile tonight at the Knights of Columbus games.
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Cotriee Sprcind Service
Ames
United States
Raymond Conger
Iowa
New York City
Conger
Town State College
Hollant
Ags
Nurmi
Phil Edwards
Sam Martin
Boston Athlete Club
Indoor Net Meet to Start Today in New York Armory
The indoor net meet begins today at the Eleventh Regiment Armory in New York with notable players William Asdetotie defending champion Reginald Talmage of Brooklyn in the opening round. Jean Boralva of France, holder in 1025 and 1527, faces Arthur Cragin as Francis Hunter and Lieut. F. M. Watt also compete in the early rounds.
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New York
Almugl Nation HL Ndeoy
He Elenth Regiment Armory
Williain Asdetotie
Mess Reginald Talmage
Brooklyn
Jean Boralva
France
Arthur Cragin
Francis T. Hunter
Lantennas
Lieut. F. MM. Watt
Bonehead Baseball Plays That Shaped Giants and Yankees Fates
DAVIS J. WALSH reviews infamous base running errors and misplays by New York Giants and Yankees stars across pennant races and World Series losses. Merkle and Zimmerman faults loom largest, with other blunders by Hollin, Faber, Chesbro, Mensel, and Witt cited as pivotal moments in baseball history.
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New York
McGraw
Dave Robertson
Treals
New York Giants
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Fred Merkle
Markie
Merkin
Giants
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Zimmerman
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Collins
Walter Hollin
Fale
Red Faber
Mboné
Mr. McGraw
John
Whitey Witt
Frankie
Frisch
George Kelly
Whitey
Altho
Mr. Kelly
Jack Chesbrowski
Yankees
Bob Mensel
Physica
Byrd Delivers For Yankees In Braves Game
St Petersburg report says Sam Byrd faced the Braves and cracked a hit driving in two runs, then scored the decisive run as the Yankees won 5 to 4. Byrd, praised as solid ballplayer, contributed key offense and defense in a tight intercity clash.
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St. Petersburg
Pia
Sam Byrd
New York Yankees
Braves
Yorks
Drake Relays Poised to Challenge Pole Vault Records
Des Moines Iowa March 16 44 A new ceiling for pole vaulting may be found at the Drake Relays April 26 and 27 star athletes from midwestern universities and beyond are eyeing supremacy in the high jump event Canby of Town and Warne of Northwestern appear favorites after a tight Town City duel with Canby clearing 13 feet 4 1 2 inches Warne has cleared 13 feet 3 3 4 inches in earlier meets Illinois C K Harper and W A McDermott of Illinois will push higher in open air Michigan State Saults of Iowa State and McAntee are lifting their own ceilings this spring
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Des Moines
Lee Barnes
Southern California
Henry FL. Canby
University of Town
IT. Warne
Northwestern
Town City
Canby
Warne
C.K. Harper
Illinois
W. A. McDermott
Verne
McAntee
Michigan State
Saults
Iowa State
Charles City Pro Expected to Return Tomorrow
Frank Donovan, longtime Charles City Golf Club professional, is due back tomorrow to begin his third year. He has wintered in Santa Monica, and local snow should improve Wildwood park greens. Golf season normally starts in March, but this year must wait until April.
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Cuarter Anecial Service
Charles City
Frank Donovan
Charles City Golf Club
Santa Monica
Cal
Wildwood Park
National Champs Defend Title in Basketball Final
Kansas City's Cook's Painted Boys, defending national champions, meet Wichita Henry's Clothiers after Henry's Clothiers upset Kenosha Five 23 to 12. Cook's Painted Boys defeated South Side Turners 32 to 19 in a pep filled qualifier. West Union notes include a local Parent Teacher Association meeting with program items and performances.
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Cook’s Painted Boys
Wichita Henry's Clothiers
Kenosha
Wis
Kananh Clty
Turners
Indianapolis
Cubs Say It With Hits in L.A. Rout Cubs 14 6
Los Angeles pounded Cub hurlers Roat Horne and Bush for 14 hits yet Chicago won 14 to 6. The game featured strong offense for the Cubs despite pitching strain. A separate Alaska report by the governor notes a survey to map unexplored seabed grounds near the Aleutians.
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Los Angeles
Cuba
Roat
Horne
Bush
Jin
Alaska
Bering Sea
Aisakean Peninsula
Grevily
Aleutian Islands
Gotham Bowlers Lead After Pin Meet Visit
Gotham bowlers top the Thain event in the American Bowling Congress meet with 2932 points. Cordes Mets of New York lead five-man, doubles, and individual events. Dwyer and Bluhm of New York and Cleveland respectively follow in standings. O Gerber of Buffalo heads scoring with 674 in the individual event.
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Cordes Mets
New York City
K. Dodd
H. Rhihm
Cleveland
J. Spirakus
L. Schmidt
O. Gerber
Buffalo
Cleyelemed
G. Petersen
P. Maas
Burlingdon
D. Davis
J. Parr
Jackson, Mich
Gerber
PB. Green
V. Davis
Sponge
Saturday Radio Listings From Central Standard Time
A cluttered schedule shows numerous stations and programs for Saturday, listing orchestras, bands, news, and talk features. Highlights include Walter Damrosch with Symphony Orchestra, various Chicago and Minneapolis stations, and multiple hour by hour music and public affairs segments.
Theatre of the Air and Music Programs Across Stations
Radio listings show a Sunday schedule across Waller Kelly WABG WKRC WOHP WBHEM and many others with a mix of concerts talks and news. Featuring Sigrid Onexin Contrafla WRAF WOY WAM WWI WON KSD and a 9:15 Champions Orchestra along with Chicago Symphony Orchestra Nighthawks Dinner Music and Amos Andy broadcasts. Overall a dense lineup of ensemble performances church services and variety shows across multiple networks.
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KTSA
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Wooo
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KLZ
KDYL
KMTR
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Sigrid Onexin
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WWI
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WSB
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Theatre of the
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Pilipino Orchestra
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Emmetsburg Bankless: National Bank Closes Leaving Town Bankless
Emmetsburg Iowa March 11 The National Bank of Emmetsburg, organized two years ago, closed its doors Friday leaving the town with no banking facilities. This followed a day of packed schedules on a local radio lineup listing concerts and programs.
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Emmetsburg
Tadnay
National Bank of
Reds Pilot Wht Material Seeks Time to Trim Roster
Orlando, March 16 1927 Manager John G Hendricks of the Cincinnati Reds seeks plan to cut active personnel to 26 after a delayed season opening. He lists 25 pitchers and many outfielders, notes strong catching prospects Val Pennich and Leo Dixon, and outlines infield stability with Kelly Critz Ford and Dressen.
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Fla
John GC. Hendricks
Gincinnati Reds
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Val Pleinich
John A
Heydler
Cincinnati
Pielnich
Leo Dixon
Hugh McMullen
Clyde Sukeforth
George Kelly
Hughey Critz
Horace Ford
Chariie Dressen
Jack Hin
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Crabtree
Swanson
Shaner
Curtis Walker
Ethan Allen
Marty Callaghan
Bill Zitzman
Pid Pucdy
Walker
Cincinnati Lnst
Red Lucas
Dolph Luque
Pete Donehue
Jack
Eppa Rixey
Jakie Mey
Ray Kolp
Johnson
Roy Meeker
Athletics
Ken Ash
Columbus
Silas Johnson
Rock Island
Mississippi Valley Teague
BM Kemmer
New Haven
Newark
Maryin Gudat
Cardinals
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