New Sacrifice Rules Hit Spring Baseball Games
Spring games display the new sacrifice rule as runners advance on fouls without time at bat. Injuries and illness force frequent lineup changes across teams including the Phillies, Yankees, Indians, Reds, Senators, Giants, and multiple camps in St. Petersburg and Sarasota. Players such as Dugan, Luazaret, Speaker, Donohue, Vance, Frisch, and others are noted in various recoveries and position shifts amid camp activities.
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St. Petersburg
McNulty
Spurfeon
St. Louis Browns
Clearwater
Fla
Browns
Davis
Falk
Frisch
Giants
Port Myers
Fia
Connie Mack
New Yorkers
Sarasota
Rhem
Keen
Cardinals
San Antonio
Béars
Senators
Afonday
Cincinnati
Tampa
Thig
Reds
California
Gubs
Pirates
Hica- Joans
Pittsburghers
Georgia
Cobb
Detroit Tigers
Johnny Neta
Cleveland
Carl Hubbell
Owen J. Carroll
Toronto
Chiazo White Sox
Shreveport
Rudd Looks for Fast Ball Team This Year
Charles City Iowa March 24 Special a good baseball team will be placed in the field at Rudd this season according to John Sanders. The members will be late in starting practice due to Beveret one of the fine outfiehders there who is working with University of Illinois freshman team. McElroy shortstop is playing his third season at Upper Iowa university and two pitchers Schroeder southpaw and Finch right hand are on the Ames freshman line. Rudd has had an extra good team in past seasons and their extras reets work should make them as fast bunch in 1926.
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Charles City
Rudd
John Sanders
Freevert
University of Illinois
McElroy
Upper Iown University
Schroeder
End Finch
Ames
Des Moines Club Aims for 1998 Western League Pennant
Des Moines with nine veterans and six new players seeks a strong return to form for 1931. Keyser names a pitching staff blending three veterans Claude Thomas Jim House and Art Stokes with three juniors Marian Thomas William Shupe and J McClung Vuiys. New acquisitions include Dave Covklin from Wichita Falls and Marty Backes to bolster the mound. Des Moines fans back manager and first baseman John Shaunes Collins, veteran of 16 American League seasons, as the team targets the 1931 pennant and a stronger campaign after 1930. The ex-Demons infielders and outfielders from last year return or move, with several pitchers recalled or sold to other teams. Rain threatens pace, but prospects remain optimistic.
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Des Moines
Pres Uilent “Kéyser
iDemons
Wil
Keyser
Aurt Farher
Con Isideration
Vuiys
Dave Covklin
Wichita Falls
Marty Backes
Kane
Ravdneles
Bas
Eyser
John Shaunes Collins
Gaston Red- Sox
ra _reuiing
Chick" Knaupp
Don Rader
Pete Wrateen
Frank Wetzel
Griffin
Dan Unworth
Claude
Marion Thomas
Jin Trouse
William Sharpe
McClune
Fritz Knothe
Stokes
Art Stokes
Demons
Portland
George B Huchesster
Bay City
Mathes
Houston
Sam Langford
Cutter Fielder
Boston Americans
Tom Connolly
Lingle
New Orleans
Charles Slavengen
St. Pa
Leo Moon
Ad Holzhauser
Louis Korpat
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Pittsburgh
Fragmented Musings on Police, Plays, and Public Figures
A garbled column fragment riffs on policing and public life, noting alleged character types and rumors. It touches on a theatrical offering in Chicago praised as beautiful, mentions a Chinese general, a Duke University president, and a New Yorker, and satirizes police conduct and civic attention with searing, disjointed observations.
Track prospects at Coe are poor this year
Cedar Rapids March 22 special With the Krnouttt Week of aspirants for the Kohat track squad at Coe college under Bert Jenkins it becomes apparent prospects for a winning squad are poorer than for several years. Many top performers are lost or out due to graduation and injury. Freshman class shows promise but the Midwest Conference rules limit residence and impact the cohort.
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Cedar Rapids
Krnouttt
Coe College
Bert Jenkins
Gillespie
Amd
Dashmin
Olnton
Ades
Bernard Monsier
Cheviot Moore
Hurdle
Sueering
Egpe Svar
Midwest
Iowa Baseball Holds Outdoor Drills Card
Iowa baseball squad conducts outdoor drills ahead of spring work with several players taking part. Weather conditions and field readiness affected practice tempo as coaches emphasize fundamentals and team cohesion for upcoming season.
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Iowa Baseball
Saup
Forward pass rule debate among major coaches
New York dispatch reports strong coaches debate a proposed five yard penalty on incomplete forward passes. Yale's Tad Jones and Ohio State's Yost defend, while Harvard's Moore worries the rule shifts balance toward basketball-like play and harms spectacular passing games.
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Robert C. Zuppke
Hlinois
Suecessfiel Yeas
Lay Young
Pennsylvania
Ibe
Z. W. Wilee
Ohio State
Sam
Tad Jones
Yale
Yost
Fred W. Moore
Harvard
Vital Basses
W. OW. Roper
Princeton
OW. Savage
Oberlin
Verman Stegensann
Bieny Jeadine
Four Town Fives May Compete in National Tourney
Des Moines March report: Webster City and Washington high schools may join four town teams in the national basketball tournament in Chicago. State athletic officials discuss entries amid sponsor support and local interest.
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Des Moines
Maren
Toor
Washington
Chicago
Newton
Sasterday
Goorin A. Brown
High Sea
Atheletic Board
Talsoof
Eferk
Hatter Town
Webster City
YSTS
Orumwa
Teds
Arawn
Nowrai Enteread
Uneet
Bowling League Scores From Waterloo Alleys Last Night
Commercial National Bank team edged two wins in a three game set at Waterloo alleys. Miles led with 214 as scores show Kotter Schutte Miles Parrett McKinstry totaling 508, 656, and 145 for the night. Morris’ team swept three straight in Rotary league at Whiteside alleys with high five man total 504. Shoemaker topped the shooters at 202 with Lumsien second at 200. Other matches saw Morris vs Hentley, Northey vs Adams, and Shoe maker’s squad in a close series.
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Commercial National Bank
Waterloo
Miles
Kotter
Schutte Miles
Parrett
McKinstry
Tussler
Corsen
Manani
Lllisy
Ahwains
Morris
Hentley's
Northey's
Adams
Iren Shoemaker's
Whiteside
G. Shoemaker
Lumsien
Tiwanna
Joummy
Chess Sebeelle
Lagdie Wright Gitten
Maaritrag
Daron Mt Thrunaiy Diamas Crates Amar
Gata Slinermeet
Lauisden Taviston
Pavey
Iowa Hawkeyes eye outdoor relay debut at Texas Relays
Iowa's one mile relay team, with regulars and an alternates, departs for the Texas Relays in Austin aiming to break 3:23.9 and 3:44.5 records set by last year’s marks. Frank Guhel anchors the quartet with Swenson and Phelps. Roberts leads off from the 2 spot as the team seeks first outdoor appearances and fast times. The trip follows indoor success at Illinois and the Big Ten meet. Also note 4,200 Perse checks mailed from City Commercial Bank amid bank closure.
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Iowa City
Exas
Iowa
Southwest
Texas
Austin
Houston
Far Southwest
Tawa
Hawkeyes
Ilinois
Frank Guhel
Swenson
Phelps
Hawkeye
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