Fourteen Youths Eye Major League Berths on Four Clubs
United Press reports on March 18 that Billy Southworth Jack Hendricks Johnny Evers and Wilbert Robinson face tough choices naming young players for Cardinals Reds Braves and Robins. Among hopefuls are Gelert Selph Halahan Elias Johnson Grabtree Swanson Leggett Ballou Gilbert Dudley and others competing for regular spots and pitching roles with Brooklyn Cincinnati Boston and Chicago clubs.
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George Kinkley
United Press
New York
Billy Southworth
Jack Hendricks
Johnny Evers
Wilbert Robinson
Cardinals
Reds
Braves
Robins
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Bunt
Wilbert
Robinson Hias
Bame
Charles Gelert
Garey Selph
Cortland
Basemaiy
Robins Fitther
Waller Gilbert
Belph
Gilbert
Hallahan
Herman Bell
Hendricks
Slight Shakeups Feature Scores in Pin Classic
In Chicago on March 19, the Buicks ranked seventh in the five man event of the American Bowling tournament. H Hollands and E Hotchkiss of Detroit took fourth in the doubles with 3,254. Iya Bass of Columbus was second in the singles with 6,? The standings list Cordes Bets New York and Bellen Packink Buffalo among five man teams, with Dwyers New York and Riley Hembke Kansas City also noted. Individual leaders include J Davis Chicago Bass Columbus O'Donnell Kansas City and W O'Donnell Kansas City with scores and placements listed.
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H. Hollands
E. Hotchkiss
Detroit
Iya Bass
Columbus Tool
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Cordes Bets
New York
Bellen -Packink.Co
Buffalo
Dwyers
Kansas City
W. O'Donnell
J. Falcaro
Tubing
Petri and Hill Back In Lead Of G Day Bike Race
Chicago March 19 Otto Petri and Norman Hill regain the lead in the six day bike grind at the coliseum after briefly losing ground to Beckman and De backs Letrourner and Brocardo remain tied with Petri and Hill in laps while Petri and Hill lead in points At the end of the thirtieth hour each combination had nine fans and the standings read 69 to 30 A serious crash injured Armand Blanchonet forcing him to withdraw from the race
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Chicago
Otto Petri
Norman Hill
Coliseum
Beckman
Debacks
Letrourner
Brocardo
Petri
Hill
Armand Blanchonet
Cubs Lose 12 11 After Ninth Inning Double
Los Angeles Pacific coast league team defeats the Cubs 12 to 11 as Jigger Glatz drives in two runs with a ninth inning double. Six home runs are hit, five of them in the game. Chicago bags one homer, Los Angeles hits five.
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Los Angeles
Gal
Jigger" Glatz
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Warne Aims To Break Indoor Vaulting Record
Tom Warne Northwestern star pole vaulter will attempt to surpass the world indoor record of 14 feet 4 inches. He competes in Northwestern’s interscholastic track, swimming and wrestling tournament Saturday with entrants from Winds, Indian, Iowa, Minnesota and Ohio.
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Chicago
Tom Warne
Heilmann Warms Up Bat in Drive to Regain Honors
Phoenix, Ariz Marcel reports Harry Heilmann of the Detroit Tigers is training for the season. He plans to win the American League batting title again, shifting to first base for the busy schedule while preserving his poised batting form. Heilmann expresses optimism about the team and manager Bucky Harris, predicting a competitive race with New York, St. Louis, Philadelphia, and Detroit as top contenders.
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Ariz
Marcel
Harry Heilmann
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Detroit
Bucky’ Harris
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New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Six Hockey Sextets Begin Drive to Win Famed Stanley Cup
Six major league hockey teams open the Stanley Cup series with hopes to advance to the world title. Boston hosts Les Canadiens in Boston with the Bruins slight favorites, while New York Rangers face New York Americans at Madison Square Garden. Detroit hosts Toronto as a parallel series begins. The winners meet to decide the world champion.
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Detroit
Boston Bruins
Boston
Les Canadiens
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Bruins
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New York Rangers
New York Americans
Toronto
Dempsey plans Detroit arena promotion move
Jack Dempsey, aiming to prom ote a Detroit boxing venture, vows to invest his own fortune and push a large scale arena project with sunken aisles and tunnel access. He signs lightweight bout plans with Rey Miller and Mandell, while Garden Inc signals a leadership shift and separate promotion path.
Baseball Umpire Banter and Petulant Aiming Comments
AL DEMAREE recalls sparring between umpires and catchers during games. Bill Klem, NL umpire, welcomes arguments with batters and receivers. Jimmy Archer recounts a VOICE exchange with Klem and how Klem ejects players after provocations. Tommy Connolly claims the umpire never errs, though he admits doubt.
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Bill Klem
Jimmy Archer
Chicago Cub
Kiem
Jimmy
Bill
Archer
Bob
Plans for Miller Mandell bout in Detroit or New York
Plans for the Miller Mandell fight in Detroit or New York around June 7 are in early stages. Mandell and Miller must agree to the match, with Floyd Fitzsimmons or Fugazy possibly linked to Dempsey when the bout occurs.
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New York
Mandell
Miller
Jack
Floyd Fitzsimmons
Sor Fugazy
Dempsey
Krieger Re-elected Captain Of New Hampton Five
Irvin Krieger is re-elected captain of the New Hampton High basketball team for next year. He led the team in points this season with 174 in 16 games, averaging 10.78. Letters were granted to Krieger Denner Kennedy Keating Vigars Herrmann Russell Kramer and Stoakes. Krieger Vigars and Herrmann return next year. Vigars was chosen by teammates for the sportsmanship award.
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Courier Special Service
New Hampton
Irvin Krieger
Krieget
Krieger
Denner
Kennedy
Keating
Vigars
Herrmann
Russell
Kramer
Stoakes
Reid to Speak at Cage Banquet for Industrial League
A G Reid, Waterlon attorney and Big Ten official, will be principal speaker at the Industrial Basketball League banquet at the Y M C A tonight. John Deere team, winner of the Schierbrock trophy, will receive awards from Schierbrock. The event begins at 6 11 8 and is linked to the YMCA monthly gym fest with several classes.
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Reid
Waterlon
Iowa
Y. M. Cga
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Wrnter
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Schierbrock
Yo M
White Sox rely on Weiland and Dugan as rookie southpaws
Corsicana Texas March 19 The White Sox believe they have a pair of reliable southpaw hurlers for the first time in many seasons Bob Weiland and Danny Dugan are the rookie partial? However text reads Dodgers? The source notes Weiland and Dugan as rookie part alders.
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Corsicana
Tex
White Sox
Bob Weiland
Danny Dugan
Partalders
Big Names of Great Sport Age Slowly Passing Into Oblivion
New York on March 19 reports that aging sports stars such as Bobby Jones Babe Ruth and Jack Dempsey are fading from public prominence. The piece notes Jones may retire from golf to focus on law, Ruth could have one more great year in 1929 before a tapering decline, Dempsey loses headline pull to his aggressive persona, Tunney and Will Will block, and Will Will rivalry fades. It ponders future stars and the aging of legends across golf boxing tennis and baseball.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
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Miller
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Rey Miller
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Garden Corporation
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Madison Square Garden Corporation
Sammy Mandell
Ray Miller
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the Garden
Richard F. Hoyt
William F. Carey
Fe Bi Geceslon
Tex Righard
Denmissey
Humbert Fugazy
Jack
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Babe Ruth
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Ruth
Ménon
Jim Corbett
Tunney
Mont. Blanch
Au Naturel
Tilden
Gur Will
Will
Ambassador Herrick
France
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Maurice McLaughlin
Walter Hagen
Hagen
John McGraw
Bruce Cunningham Swifty Nicks to Major League Pace
Bruce Cunningham known as Swifty for speed shows major league potential. He won 17 and lost 13 with a 4.22 ERA for the Los Angeles club last season in the Pacific Coast League. Cubs acquired him then traded to the Braves in the Hornsby deal. Cunningham is 23, 5 foot 11, 166 pounds, from Oakland California.
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Bruce Cunningham
Oakland
Cal
Cyclone Matmen Forward Entries for Big Joust
Ames enters two Cyclone wrestlers in the national clash with Arthur Holding the defending 125 pound champion and Richard Cole a Big Six runner up in the 125 pound class for the tournament in Ames Iowa.
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Courier Special Service
Ames
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Arthur
Hodapp Signs Contract After Three Week Holdout
New Orleans March 19. Salary disputes with Cleveland Indians management kept Johnny Hodapp off the roster for three weeks. He has now agreed to sign and will participate in the National Collegiate meet at Columbus, Ohio, March 29 and 30.
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Hodapp
New Orleans
Cleveland Indians
Johnny Hodapp
White Sox near top with youth as core of rebuilding
Chicago White Sox rely on speed and youth to push for first division. Manager Russell trusts Johnny Kerr as second baseman while infield stays strong with Shires at first and Cissell at short. Autry joins catching staff with Berg and Crouse supporting pitching as Lyons, Thomas, Adkins, Walsh Jr., and Hunnefield form key holdovers.
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Dallas
Tex
Mare
Chicago White Sox
Russell
Lena
Blackburns
Johnny Kerr
Hollywood
Bill Kamm
Chalmer Cissell
Short
Art Shires
Shires
Chicago
Reynolds
Alex Metzler
Johnny Most
Bill Barrett
Autry
Randold Moore
George Blackerby
Clarence Hofman
John C. Watwood
Martin Autry
Sox
Cleveland
Bibl Falk
Morris Berg
Clyde Crouse
White Sox
Ted Lyons
Alphonse Thomas
Urban Faber
Grady Adkins
Ed Walsh
Georges
Connally
Cox
Ted Blankenshi
Hunnefield
Bob Weiland
Moline
George Redfern
John William Clancy
Bil Hunefield
Uinefield
Mjors
Junior majors lead in East High class tourney
The Junior majors top the East High intra class tourney division with two wins after last night. They beat the Freshmen majors 28 to 26 as Ze garac led the Freshmen with five field goals and two free throws while Schammel and Dotson starred for the Juniors. Senior minors also led their division by defeating the Sophomore minors 19 to 12 with Lowderman scoring five field goals and one free throw.
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Zegarac
Schammel
Dotson
Lowderman
Banquet Set For Thursday by Sunday School League
The annual Sunday School basketball league banquet will be Thursday evening at the M C A. G. Vern Remy, league manager, announced today. Arthur Poe, manager of the Quaker Oats company in Cedar Rapids and former Princeton football player, will be the speaker.
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