Bancroft Says Braves Are Stronger Than Last Year
St. Petersburg March 20 The Boston Braves under Daya Bancroft claim a stronger faster team than in 1924 with a near complete lineup and pitching staff 30 percent stronger. He praises new rookies Welsh Harris Marriet Burrus and Lucas and expects improvement in outfield and catching as the season opens. Other MLB notes include Cubs Catalina Island camp, Red Sox victory over Mexican Oil, and Giants Athletes results.
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Independence High School Safe Robbed
A safe at Independence High School in Ta was robbed March 3 and 4, with about 80 dollars dropped on the floor and left. Stolen funds included receipts from junior high school plays and a small amount from a teacher's office. The money was intended to pay bills and guardians for Camp Wire girls.
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Western Intercollegiate Wrestling Meet Opens At Minnesota
Wrestlers from Minnesota, Iowa, Ames, Wisconsin, Chicago, Purdue, Ohio State, Nebraska, Indiana and Michigan compete in a western intercollegiate wrestling event at the University of Minnesota. Loyola hosts Catholic interscholastic basketball prelims with Chicago-area teams. St Marys of Clarksburg faces Columbia Academy in Dubuque. other items note boxing results, a 1200-meter race, and a 1000-yard world record bid at Chicago meet.
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Central AL
Rickard Found Guilty in Fight Film Case
Promoter George J. Tex Rickard was found guilty of conspiracy to violate the Interstate Commerce Act by transporting Dempsey Carpentier fight films. Several associates were found guilty, one acquitted, with penalties up to $10,000 fines and possible prison terms.
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Iowa Grid Outlook: 1925 Hawkeyes face depth gaps
Iowa City March 20 Head coach Birtons Ingwersen sees a hopeful but thin 1925 Hawkeye squad. Key losses include Krasuski Olson and Galloway with ineligibility or condition. Fleckenstein injured. Several top freshmen failed grades. Veterans Griffin Romey Graham Schirmer and Fry expected back to anchor the line and backfield.
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Cornell Gridmen Prepare for Spring Football Drills
Mount Vernon March 20 Special Coach Polly Wallace has issued equipment to about 30 football players in a class studying grid theory. Spring drills will start outdoors once weather permits with Capt elect Judd Dean guiding. About 20 non-class participants join spring workouts as Cornell plans for the 1925 season. Five seniors graduate this spring, creating a need to replace the center Moore and Hines at sword, plus Hartwell O Connor and Lyons at back positions.
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Rosenberg to Battle Eddie Martin in Madison Square Garden
New York March 20 Eddie Cannonball Martin world bantam champion is a 7 to 5 favorite to beat Charley Phil Rosenberg in a 15 round title bout at Madison Square Garden. Martins advantage is his champion status, though many expect Rosenberg can outspeed and avoid punches over the later rounds.
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Cannonball) Martin
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Interscholastic Tennis Tourney Planned for May
Invitations will be sent to 700 Iowa high schools to participate in the third annual interscholastic tennis tournament at the university courts May 15 and 16. Forty players from 15 schools competed last year.
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Theatrical Showcases at Rialto Strand and Crystal Theatres
The Rialto presents Vendeville with Ike Evans Rain Bow Girls Revue and a strong screen lineup. Corinne Griffith stars in Love's Wilderness at the Strand with Herbert and Keith. Crystal screens The Top of the World with Anna Q Nilsson and James Kirkwood in dramatic flood sequence.
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Sheldon Lewis
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Theatre Listings and New Productions At Waterloo and Palace
The Waterloo opens with Tl soul rugKi¢es of souls of the Indians of the west and plays featuring Mary Elis and George Colton as star lovers in a dramatic plot of love and peril. Also shows Russell Howe in a novelty act and the comedy Abies Ivinhoye by Anne Nichols at the Republic. Palace screens Westbound by Warner and White Cargo by Cort and Klawans, promising modern western drama and a powerful tale of a New York girl in California.
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