Sunnyside Country Club to Spur Golf and Tennis Season
A detailed plan by S. C. Kiwin outlines golf and tennis growth at Sunnyside Country Club. Improvements include 400 trees, new bunkers, a caddy house, and Bathie the pro’s in-house workshop for clubs. May play opens with monthly tournaments and elevated intercity matches.
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Paris 1924 Olympic schedule set despite venue doubt
Paris March 22 The French Olympic committee prepared a full 1924 games schedule. The event spans three groups winter spring and summer with opening skating January 20 and the final boxing July 18 19. Sports listed include rugby sailing swimming track cycling gymnastics and fencing with dates through July.
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Glayds Robinson Sets 440 Yard Indoor Record
Milwaukee reporter notes Glayds Robinson of Toronto sets a new indoor 440 yard girls record at 47.4 seconds, her third record in three nights. Johnny Karr of Cleveland wins a newspaper decision over Phi Bloom in a 12 round bout in New York.
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Mevoy's Movies Hat Chase In A Comic Street Scene
A comic strip in Mr Mevo y s style shows a man chasing a dripping hat through a busy street as a soft pearl gray hat, wind and mud puddles, and a bustling crowd create slapstick chaos. The scene ends with townsfolk, policemen, and a twirling hat on the curb.
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Maron Miller Elected Captain of West High Basketball
Aaron Miller chosen captain of West High basketball for next season at annual squad dinner and election held at retiring captain Paul Smiths home. Emblems awarded to Aaron Miller Paul Smith Harold Walden Carl Ferguson Ralph Standish and Don Graham. Toasts included Athliales for the School and Basket ball at Home.
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Alley and Insurance bowlers win league battles
Waterloo’s new alley team won three straight games in a city league at Ter loo alleys, led by F Manahil and Bennett with 213 each. The total 2,630 to 2,454 favored the alley quintet as Hallowell Insurance won two of three from Hawkeye Oil in a Commercial league at Whiteside alleys, Collins leading with 281 and Andy showing a high average.
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White Sox Eternal Hustle in Seguin Camp
In Seguin Texas on March 22 the White Sox train amid injuries holds and holdouts. Manager Kid Gleason builds a roster with Charlie Robertson and John Russell impressing. Eddie Collins and Earl Sheely delayed. Mulligan out, Ostergaard recovering. Schalk catching, Strunk Hooper and Mostil infield prospects.
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Cedar Rapids High Enters Track At Northwestern Meet
Chicago March 22 Thirty five high schools from six Midwest states will send 280 track athletes to Evanston for Northwestern Universitys eleventh annual interscholastic indoor meet next Friday and Saturday. In addition to ten track and field events the program includes swimming and a medley relay. Chicago provides the largest representation with Cedar Rapids and other strong schools listed among entrants.
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Johnny Buff Faces Stiff Battling For Title Bid
New York reports bantamweight champion Johnny Buff eyes a tough run at his title. He faces calls from two challengers, Joe Burman of Chicago who defeated Mickey Smith in Madison Square Garden, and Pete Hey from whom Buff won the title. Burman’s Monday exhibition drew praise as Smith had been rated a top 118-pounder before that bout. Herman now offered $20,000 cash to Buff for any stake if Buff will accept the challenge.
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Mondt and Santel Draw In Two Hour Wrestling Match
San Francisco March 22 Mondt and Santel fought to a draw in a two hour limit world heavyweight wrestling title match held in San Francisco. The Intermountain claimant Mondt pressed hard against champion Santel but neither man could gain a decisive fall before time ran out.
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Paddock Rejects 20000 Year Pro Offer
Charley Paddock of Pasadena refused a $20,000 yearly offer to turn professional, stating professionalism corrupts amateur spirit and collegiate competition. He argued that accepting pay would erase the pleasure, purpose, and ideals of amateur athletics and end true competition. He cited promoters' European plans and half upfront payment as typical pro tactics.
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Coe Mentors Question New Football Substitution Rule
Cedar Rapids Ia March 22 Approval of the new football rule concerning kick for goal following touchdown was voiced by Coe mentor Moe T Eby and athletic director Ira R Carruthers this week. They say the substitution rule would hardship small colleges and that the rule may favor coaching tactics over actual team strength. They warn return-to-game limits will handicap first eleven and delay development of substitutes, though the men believe the rule will curb stalling and improve play for colleges.
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Hartnett Seems Of League Glass Hartnett Seems Of League Glass
Chicago sports briefs report catcher Hartnett displaying brilliant form with the Cubs at Catalina island. Manager Kilefer seeks veteran backstop. Dickie Kerr may sign Friday as Landis plans golf amid camp visits. Pirates pitching weak. Indians, Browns in spring drills echo broader rosters.
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East High Cagers and Ames Runners Up Win Silver Fobs
East High basketball team won the silver fobs for second place in the state high school tournament at Ames. Grinnell winners received gold fobs. Over 40 candidates audition for East High track, with discus, shot put, and high jump performances noted, and captaincy for next year to be elected soon.
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