Taylor and Canzoneri Box For Bantam Title Tonight
Bud Taylor of Terre Haute and Tony Canzoneri of New York meet in Chicago for the bantamweight world title in a 10 round bout with a diamond belt at stake. Both weighed in under 118 pounds and were in good condition. Betting favored Taylor by 7 to 5 though money backed Canzoneri. The bout is one of two major events as boxing returns after legalization in Illinois with promoter Jim Mullen staging the card.
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Chicago
ALP
Terre Haute
Ind
Bud Taylor
Tony “Canzoneri
New York
Alona
Taylor
Canzoneri
Jim Mullen
Clinois
Sammy Mandell
Rocky ‘Kansas
Mandell
Rounds of Southern Open to Be Played Today
Bobby Jones leads the Atlanta amateur field at the Southern Open after firing 66 in the second 18 and 143 for 36 holes. Johnny Bartell of New York and W H Livie of Cleveland are among close contenders as Hew Hale and other pros shine in New York and Cleveland rounds.
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Plowshin
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Johnny
Bar- Tell
Tork
Livie
Cleveland
Esterday
Hale
Briltiancs
Clevaleland
Paterayn
Cruiksan
Fay
World’s Series opener sparks spring training notes
A tumult of reports from multiple spring camps chronicles the first day of exhibitions. The Yankees meet the Cardinals in St Petersburg as Herb Pennock may sign with the Giants and Steve Durocher diversions fade behind roster moves. The Nationals and Senators shuffle schedules while the Dodgers, Cubs, and Browns test lineups in Florida and California.
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Eni
Gorgetti
Carl
Stockholm
Harry Horan
Edwin Hare
Spencer
Bradentown
Flaomer
Giants
Philadelphia Nationals
Taimpa
Fla
Bucky
Harris
New York
Yankees
Therworld
St.Louis ‘Cardinals
Yanks
Herb
Pennock
Huggins
St Augustine
Washington Senators
Jacksonville
el A. Clearwater
San Antonio
Tex
Tigers
Dallas
Beaumont
Ted Lyons
White Sox
Sox
Lyons
Schalk
Los Angeles
Cubs
Bruin
Roy
Brillheart
Chicarco
Robert M. Sweitner
Washington Park
Evanston
Northwestern University
Seventh Regiment Armory
Jean Borotra
Jacques Hbrugnon
Invaders
Tey
Francis I Hunter
George A. King
St. Petersburg
van Gilder
Waterloo Tenpin Artists Land in Money at ABC
Waterloo doubles and two individuals will receive a slice of the ABC prize fund. Abe Lang, McFarlane, Newman, and Lorenz posted notable scores in the two man and singles events. Newman top scored 599 while Lorenz hit 609. Event held at Peoria, Illinois with March 26 date noted.
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Peoria
Waterloo
Abe” Langtry
McFarlane
Newmhan
Lorenz
Osage Opens 1927 Football Schedule Revealed
Osage high announces an eight game 1927 football schedule opening at Mason City on October 1 and closing at home on Thanksgiving. Notable changes include Mason City replacing West High, and Waterloo not on the slate. Games listed: Oct 1 at Mason City, Oct 15 Nashua here, Oct 22 New Hampton there, Oct 29 Waverly here, Nov 5 Clear Lake there, Nov 11 Cresco there, Nov 19 Riceville here, and Nov 24 Charles City here.
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Osage. Ta
Osage High
Mason City
Charles City
Waterloo
West High
Osage
Mason ‘City
Nashua
New ‘Hampton
Waverly
Clear Ake
Gcresco
Ricevilla
Gamble-Robinson Bowling Team Triumphs in League Match
Gamble-Robinson won two of three games against Smith Tichty and Hillman in a Commercial league tilt at Waterloo Alleys last night.
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Gamble-Robinson
Smith, Tichty & Hillman
Waterloo
1927 Baseball Alphabet Thevenow Starred In World Series
Thevenow, despite weak hitting accusations, stood out as a World Series star with pivotal innings and key plays that boosted his team. His defensive savvy and timely hits highlighted his role beyond batting averages, marking a notable chapter in 1927 baseball lore.
Wild Goose Paradise At Miner Pond Ontario
The narrator tours Jack Miner’s wild goose sanctuary near Kingsville Ontario, marveling at a pond carpeted with geese and corn fields feeding flocks. Miner’s openhanded conservation, aided by his wife and son, has earned Eastern North America’s geese a trusted stopover, drawing praise from a visiting conservationist who honors the Miners’ work despite critics.
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Detroit
Mother Goose
Jack
Ma Googe
North America
Lantic
United States
Miner
Hudson's Bay
Currituck
Imenine
Kingsville
Tack
Fidus Achates Name Above Rank in Biddeford Dog Tale
March 26 Biddeford Maine. Fidus Achates a canine with a noble name proves ordinary as a pet. He wanders yearly during dog census, prompting a town alert and a tax bill for the Robbins family, who find the silver lining in the loyal mutt’s antics.
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Biddeford
Fidus Achates
Fidus ‘Achates
Fidus
Fido
Ernest H.’ Robbins
Robbins
Virgil
Aeneas
the Robbins
Lttle Mutt
Newton Looks For Great Golf Season
Newton, March 26. Golf fans anticipate a busy spring and summer as the Newton Country Club course nears completion after a major rebuild. Warm winter days have sped prep, and locals hail the revamped layout as among the sportiest west of the Mississippi, thanks largely to a gift from L. B. Maytag, the washing machine manufacturer.
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Newton
Newton Country Club
Country Club
Mississippi
L. B. Maytag
Snow Falls Six Inches Blocking Roads From New Hampton
Six inches of snow fell at New Hampton yesterday according to traveling salesman David Palmer of Smith Lichty Hill. He stated it was still snowing at 2 50 p m and the fall lessened south of New Hampton with little snow visible at Sumner. Only highway 59 to the north remained open while all other roads were impassable.
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New Hampton
David Palmer
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
Sumner
Hampton
Parents Night for Troop 1 Scouts Monday
Parents of Scouts in Troop No 1 are invited to visit Monday night at 7 30 in First Congregational church. Under Scout Master Charles Greeley the boys will present a two part demonstration detailing the troop meeting ceremony, including signaling bandaging knot tying and compass boxing.
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First Congregational Church
Charles Greeley
Bert Lumry
Edward Templeton
Dick Johnson
Robert Howe
Frederick Howe
Claude Jensen
Wisconsin Enters Strong Squad in Drake Relay Meet
Des Moines March 26 Wisconsin unveils a strong well balanced track team for the eighteenth Drake relay meet April 29-30 at Drake Stadium. Captain Charles McGinnis leads a Wisconsin squad that recently swept the Western conference indoor meet with standout performances including a high jump record 6 feet 5 inches and a 12 feet 10 inch pole vault plus 60 yard high hurdles in 7.6 seconds. The Badgers seek to challenge national stars as 3 000 athletes compete from colleges universities and high schools.
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S Courier Special Service
Des Moines
University of Wisconsin
Drake
Charles ¢McGinnis
Wisconsin
Middlewest
Capt. McGinnis
McGinnis
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT AP REPORTS WIDE RINGS RESULTS
In Dallas Tommy White of Houston won a newspaper decision over Sammy Mandell in a lightweight non title bout. In Savannah Pinky May and Wzzy Schwartz drew. Jackie Britton defeated Lynch in Wilkes Barre. Jack Malone shaded Walcott Langford in St Paul. Tony Mandell defeated Sanchez in Worcester. Arturo Spekels knocked out Tommy Irwin in Tampa.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Tommy ‘White
Houston
Sammy Mandell
Savannah
Go Pinky
May
Wzzy Schwartz
New York
Drew
Wilkesbarre
Jackie Britton
California
Ine Lynch
St. Paul
Minn
Jack Malone
Stu Paul
Shaded Walcott Langford
Chicago
Billy Light
Tony
Sanders
Worcester
Mass
Tony Mandell
Sancheza
Mexico
Tampa
Fla
Arturo Spekels
Bellgium
Tommy Irwin
Kansas City
Interstate bridges and toll-vs-free plans debated
Des Moines lawmakers push state takeover of toll bridges and seek federal aid for interstate bridges. The report notes commissions favor state control and free bridges, with new constructions planned at key points. Senators Brush Arch and others chair committees, and a House-Senate resolution asks Congress for federal funding assistance.
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Thoroly
Senate
Brush
Tama-Bentén
Arch
McFarlane
Black Hawk
Baird
Pottawattamie
Frailey
Lee
Fulton
Jefferson
Cerro Gordo
Oliver
Monona
Prichard
Woodbury
House
Congress
United State
United “States
Iowa Prep Track Meet Scheduled for May 1
Iowa City set date for the eighteenth annual scholastic outdoor track and field meet to be held May 14 with sixteen events sixteen events on track and field seven field events. Director EB Belting announced the prep stars will compete between events and the Minnesota Town dual meet drew 66 schools and 366 athletes from 11 out of state schools. Washington high of Cedar Rapids was the winner.
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Iowa City
Eb.belting
Minnesota
Schoo
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