Doak and Grimes Still Absent in Brooklyn Lineup
Brooklyn Dodgers manager Wilbert Robinson plans to start with a similar club to last season but notes injuries and absences. Grimes and Doak have not reported. Vance, High, Johnston, and others practice while J. J. Cox strengthens the lineup. Dazzy Vance has signed and will join soon.
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Dempsey Faces New York Commission Inclusion
New York March 23 Jack Dempsey likely will be placed on the New York State Athletic Commission's ineligible list tomorrow for declining to accept a challenge from Harry Wills. The action follows a 15 day wait for Dempsey to reply to the defy and mirrors similar bans on Mike McTigue and others who refused matches with recognized challengers.
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Nebraska Track Team Wins Conference Meet
Kansas City March 23 Nebraska defeated rival teams in a close river track meet at Convention Hall. The Cornhuskers claimed five firsts led by Weir all American football star who delivered decisive performances in both the 11 yard low and high tires events totaling 10 points. Missouri took third place.
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Nebraska
Convention Hall
Fancas
Missouri
Cornhusker
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Mental attitude decisively affects a golfer’s game
The article argues that mental attitude governs a golfer’s performance more than other factors. It notes that anticipation can tense muscles and create mental hazards, while determination confidence and a “never give up” spirit help overcome poor mindset and improve play.
Dubuque Club Builds Roster for Mississippi Valley League
Dubuque announces 22 players plus manager and captain on its Mississippi Valley league roster with at least five more expected before spring training. Pitchers include Thornley Bednar Mason and others. infielders and outfielders named. Club plans ballpark improvements and exhibition games with Maquoketa and Madison Blues, with McGinnity possibly playing in one game.
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Dubuque Studebakers
Madison Wis
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Madison
Bites
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Broad Radio Schedules Across Markets Highlight Concerts
A dense listing of radio programs from Wsn WGR and many others shows diverse music and talks in markets like Buffalo Chicago and Detroit. Entries include orchestras duets organ recitals and bands with times ranging from early morning to late night.
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Buffalo
Mugical
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Dunes
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Igeture
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Farn
Voral
Cleveland
Dallas News
Davenport
WEAF
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Detroit News
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Haringay Cleh
Kansas City Sar
School of the Air
Stainers
Louisville Journal
Aumeapolis
Eveready Hour
New York
Wall St. Journal
NYU Alp. College
Brunswick
Adie Franks
New
Craig Kennedy
WOAW
Omaha
Lor
Glen Elub
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Brunswick Nour
Antonio
Sone
Schencctady
Springfeld
le Souls Post Dispatet
Washington
Brunswick Hour
Radio Digest
The Outdoor Bear Tale and Its Trusted Truth
A writer critiques bear portrayals in magazines government bulletins and public talk. He recalls a photo labeled eyewitness to a bear attacking a pig, later revealed as staged at a Minnesota resort with a tame bear friend. The piece questions authenticity and bias in wildlife narratives.
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Minnesota
Sui
West High Wins State Basketball Cup Celebration
West High students marked their state 4A basketball championship with skits, songs, and speeches. Team members presented a loving cup and bronze shield to Principal Fred Kluss, while coach Ralph Saris received a floral heart tribute. Notables including George W. Miller and Tracy Glasener spoke alongside district leaders Sloane Wallace and Merle Brown.
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West
Fred Kluss
Ralph Sarif
George W. Miller
West District School Board
Tracy Glasener
First Presbyterians Raise Over Budget Total
The First Presbyterian church reports a current drive raising $20 200 toward a $24 951 annual budget. About 30 men were served dinner yesterday and then canvassed members in pairs. Roughly one third of pledges came in voluntarily. The budget allocates $6 500 for benevolences with about $4 000 pledged for the church year beginning April 1.
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First Presbyterian Church
Fire Alarms Report Two Sunday Blazes
Firemen answered two first alarms Sunday. A. H. Shultz residence at 109 Argyle Street suffered slight roof fire damage discovered at 9 a.m. and a garage roof at 1205 Hammond Avenue belonging to B. R. Dale was partly destroyed at 3:15 p.m. An advertisement urges insured coverage from Herman C. Miller at 2104.
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A. H. Shultz
Argyle Street
8. R. Dale
Hammond Avenue
Nurmi Chooses Amateur Status Amid High Offers
Paavo Nurmi will return to Finland as an amateur despite offers totaling about 195000 dollars for using his name and services. Hugo Quist, Nurmi's manager, says promoters offered 3000 dollars weekly for 22 weeks to race rivals and 50000 dollars for a film, yet Nurmi rejected all money to honor his patriotic duty and amateur rules.
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New York
Paavo Nurmi
Finland
Hugo Quist
Jack Dempsey
Babe Ruth
Futtle
Nurmi
Quist
Hehus
United States
Michigan Medley Relay Team Defeats YW State College
Cleveland Ohio March 23 Michigan medley relay team won the feature event at the Cleveland Athletic Club’s annual invitation track meet. The Wolverines claimed the solid gold loving cup trophy after clocking a strong 4x800 time. Ohio State finished third as Michigan runners dominated the event.
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Yawn State College
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Cleveland Athletic Clubs
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Ohio State
Uncle Harry Discusses Change and Romance in Travel
Uncle Harry argues progress replaces old-fashioned travel and sights. He notes gondolas, rickshaws, and blacksmith shops may vanish while modern transport and air travel redefine romance. A high school boy using radio hints at faster, efficient methods.
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Manchester High to Stage Tarkington Play Clarence
Manchester high school plans a March 24 performance of the Booth Tarkington play Clarence in the school gymnasium. A cast from the student body, directed by Mrs. will present the show.
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Tarkington
Manchester. Ja
Clarence
Booth Tarkington
Manchester High School
Cast of Characters Named for Local Play
The cast includes Marian Hopker Delbert Pugh Anita Peet Guy Coulthard Ruth Jaycox Olive Pride Gordon Bronson Verna Milroy Warren Grems and Russell Preston for the upcoming production.
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Marian Hopker
Delbert Pugh
Anita Peet
Guy Coulthard
Ruth Jaycox
Olive Pride
Gordon Bronson
Verna Milroy
Warren Grems
Russell
Preston
Adams Sentenced One Year For Operating Auto While Intoxicated
Vincent Adams of Charles City Iowa was sentenced to one year in Fort Madison penitentiary for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He had been paroled weeks earlier and was re arrested on intoxication charges as Judge A Kelley, assisting in district court at Sioux City, returned to address Adams parole and deliver the sentence.
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Charles City
Vincent Adams
Fort Madison
Adams
A. Kelley
Sioux City
Kelley
Prediction of a thinner American race by 1950
Cleveland health commissioner Dr. Jurry Rockwood predicts a future of slimmer Americans driven by diet and exercise. He cites trends toward beanpole figures, increased nervous energy, and more active lifestyles due to sports and prohibition. He warns fat remains a risk if hunger diminishes and urges ongoing weight control through daily activity.
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Benale
Jurry
Rockwood
Clevelands
Venus Dé Milo
Adonis
Wil Telp
Corporation
Reckwood
Schoolways emphasize acres per school over square feet per child
Educational leaders press for expansive campuses with Joliet and Gary examples showing multi-acre sites, outdoor play over gym emphasis, and a shift from athletics to healthful play. Dr Henry Curtis of Missouri will lecture in Iowa on outdoor play and physical education. Civic leaders from Des Moines met in Omaha to exchange plans for better cities.
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Joliet
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Gary
Ind
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Henry Curtis
University of Missouri
Curtis
Iowa
Dr. Curtis
Junkey
Omaha
Neb
Des Moines
Greater
Greene Residence Home Damaged In Fire
A morning attic fire near the chimney caused heavy damage to the Roy Pooley residence on Fourth Street. The blaze affected the attic and second story, with firefighters tackling the blaze at Greene, Indiana, this March 23 special report.
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Greene, In
Roy Pooley
Fourth Street Forth
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Trapping Out Of Season Leads To Fine In Charles City
Charles City Iowa March 23 IL J Horton was fined 80 dollars and costs in Justice Weatherwax court for trapping a raccoon out of season. Half the fine was suspended and he paid 26 dollars. He claimed he did not know trapping raccoons out of season was illegal.
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Charles City
J. Horton
Justice Weatherwax
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