East High Starts Tryouts for Spring Track and Field
East High begins outdoor training under Coach Loury Kresensky as six lettermen lead a strong group of veterans in sprint, distance, and field events. Novices Ray and Raymond, plus others, joinsessions ahead of Drake relays with preliminary tryouts set for next week.
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Loury Kresensky
East High
Orange and Black
Spensjey
Nemmers
Card
Gruhn
Boysen
Tollefson
Lane
Spenstey
Altho
High
Kresensky
Ameator
Jole Ray
Daly
Raymond
Hostettler
Greenley
Ward
Cowan
Walt
Tance Tuttners
Westeiler
Mann
Jenkins
Benjamin
Orange Sand Black School
Tathletic Department
Fort Dodge Eyes Walton League Chapter
Fort Dodge plans to organize a Walton League chapter as rapid progress is reported. Chicago headquarters favorably received a petition from local anglers, and a membership drive will begin soon, announced by local sportsman Joe Rautszky.
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Fort Dodge
Maychi
Tzank Walton League
Chicago
Focal Anglers
Joe Rautszky
Training Camp Tabs Spotlight Rookies and Trades
New Orleans Six rookies chosen by Auster Huggins to star on the bench for the New York Yanks. San Antonio reports a private workout for Jack Bentler, a $65,000 time more pitcher, as Brads with the Giants seem likely. Mobile club to target discarded Dodgers rookies. Detroit loses to Rochester 5 3 in Athens Ga. Three Reds join Orlando camp before Wednesday break. Indians set to face Brooklyn in Clearwater after 7 2 win over Phillies. Holmes' clash with Fletcher prompts suspension talk. Cubs pitcher George Stueland wins 3 2 at San Francisco. White Sox train in Seguin Texas amid weather hampering practice. St Louis Nationals beat Washington 11 7 in Braden Town Fla. Six home runs traded as New York nonstoned beats Indianapolis.
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New Orleans
Auster Huggins
New York Yanks
San Antonio
Arivate
Jack Bentler
Giants
Cleansater
Fla
Brooklyn Dodgers
Athens
Detroit Tigers
Orlando
Fletcher
Merase
Ndistacks Holmes
San_Francisco
George Stueland
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Seguin
Tex
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Bradevtown
St Louis Naionals
Washington Americans II
Fosaluna
New York
Vacation Reforms Prompt Readers to Think of Their Animals
A comic strip urges readers to grant vacations to those who never have one, focusing on pets and livestock. It humorously asks readers to consider goldfish, canaries, and cows, suggesting subletting habitats, exposing them to new scenes, and giving a two week break from routine.
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Hirmy
Laws of Golf Q and A from Innis Brown column
A Brown golf Q and A discusses dropping after a ball enters a water hazard, penalties for player or caddie interference, and caddie actions in hazards. It notes local rules authority, the need to keep the entry point between you and the hole, and outlines penalties in match play and medal play scenarios.
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Ceddin
Bry
A TIP FOR THE ROUND
Burnham Hare advises golfers to relax forearm muscles during swing to avoid stiffening at impact. He warns tightening grip with the left hand can lead to rigidity and loss of control, stressing the need for flexible forearm when addressing and striking.
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Burnham Hare
Golf Professionals Gather at Pinehurst for Opens
The leading golf professionals gather in Pinehurst North Carolina for the pending North and South Open Championship starting Thursday. Jock Ritchison Jim Barnes Viarry Hampton are among arrivals with Walter Hagen and Joe Kirkwood due today. Pat Clara has been here practicing to defend his title from last year. Others on hand include Tom Bord Pat Doyle and Bobby Cruickshank.
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Associated Press
Pinehurst
XN. C
Jock Ritchison
Jim Barnes
Viarry Hampton
Walter Hagen
Joe Kirkwood
Pat Clara
Tom Bord
Pat Doyle
Bobby Cruickshank
Fights Roundup Mixed Results From City and Global Boxers
Last night results feature Boston heavyweight Boston-Floyd Johnson stopping Ray Thompson in round one and Sol dier Jones halted in round five by Tondon Back Bloonfield. Curtin outpointed Younes in a 32 round bout while Larue was stopped for not trying in the eighth. Other local bouts include Tompson stopping Schmader in the first and Murphy losing in six. Additional notes mention O’Connell over Meyers in 12, Walger defeating Cook, Kiel Vick stopping Pewee Smith in three, and Rice thriving as a veteran outfielder with a high batting average in practice games.
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Boston
Floyd Johnson
New York
Ray Thompson
Tondon
Bloonfield
Soldier Jones
Jersey City
Tommy Curtin
Jersey
Younes
Montreal
Providence
Dstratt
Johnny Burl
Gere Larue
Took
Larue
Peoria
M—Tue Tompson
St. Paul
Andy Schmader
Oman
Lyons
Tack Elle
Chicaro
Bantam
Jimmy Murphy
Newarea
Conn
Murphy
Patsy Fisnigan
T." Tous
Buffalo
Charlie
Firpo Seen as Real Contender for Dempsey Title
United Press reports Luis Firpo, Argentine heavyweight, has potential to challenge Dempsey. Trainers view De Forest as key to maximizing Firpo, though Firpo remains wary of con men. Promoters expect a title bid in South America with strong fan support and financial backing.
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South America
United Press
New York
Luis Firpo
Luis
Firpo
Dempsey
Bigpo
Jimmy Ds Forest
Brennan
da Forest
de Forest
Jim Jeffries
Tex Rickard
Jim
Hag
Iowa Tennis Fans Await Springtime
Iowa City readers report forty tennis players preparing for warm weather to use outdoor courts. Indoor practice continues with space limits. Captain Ted Swensen of Cedar Rapids leads as the Hawkeyes schedule matches at Wisconsin April 28, Minnesota May 12, Chicago May 19, and Big Ten conference play in Chicago May 22 23 and 24.
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Towa City
Ted Swensen
Cedar Rapids
Hawkeyes
Wicconsin
Minnesota
Chicago
Richards to go after British tennis title
New York reports American players in England opening outdoor season with Vincent Richards announcing plans to chase Wimbledon. The Fordham youth seeks the Wimbledon title, facing stiff competition from Patti and Johnston, while Australians and Spaniards depart from Davis Cup contention shaping Richards' path. Only Leslie Bancroft and other Americans remain hopeful in women’s events.
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United Press
New York
England
Vincent Richards
Wimbledon
Vinnie
Big Hill’ Tilden
Richards
Tilden
Bill Johnston
Fordham
Gerald Patterson
Hickarda
Manuel Alonzo
Philadelphia
France
Mnrle
Lenglen
Lassie Bancroft
Boston
Boxing figures reshuffle as retirements shake schedules
Boston manager Boston Martin Kitlelea retires from boxing amid disgust at Tex Rickard and the New York commission. He plans to start a Boston business and says Johnny Wilson was never given a chance. New York coach Douglas Lawson resigns to join Percy Haughton at New Columbia. Tex Rickard selects Fero Fimo opponent for Luis, and Atlanta signs Herman for first base with Jack Corbett in charge.
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Boston
Martin Kitlelea
Johnny Wilson
Chamion
Tex Rickard
New York Boxing Commission
Wilson
New York
Douglas Lawson
Wiliams
Percy Haughton
New Columbia
Farrer Lodge
Luis Fimo
Yankee Stadium
Atlanta
Flord "Herman
Omaha
Jack Corbett
White Sox Forecast Faster Team This Season
Seguin, Tex March 27 The Chicago White Sox promise vastly improved pitching and a faster infield with new additions including Wille Kamm. Manager Gleason targets a pennant bid from April 18, counting on strengthened defense with Leo Taylor Louie Rosenberg and steady arms like Connally Faber Blankenship and Blankenship. The club expects a brilliant campaign led by Schalk behind the plate and a strong outfield core with Hooper Falk and Mostil.
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Harold Johnson
International News
Seguin
Tex
Chicago White Sox
pWille Kamm
San Francisco Seals
Kid Gleason
Chicago
Timber
Gleason
Ernie Johnson
Charlie Robertson
Detroit
Johnson
Elup
Robertson
Kanim
Calling
Sheely
Leo Taylor
Butte
Louie Rosenberg
San Francisco
Sox
Frank Woodward
George Connally
Toronto
Wool- Ward
Philadelphia
St. Louis Nationals
Washington Americans
Ed Walsh
Stabbing Corps
Connelly
Stubby Mack
Seattle
Faber
Eiver
Urban Faber
Ted Blankenship
Dixie Leverett
Homer Blankenship
Ted
Cecil Duff
Joubert Davenport
Clarence Kockbee
Phede Lanvicke
Hooper
Falk
Mostil
Schalk
Gatcher
Hay Schalk
New York Giants
Willard Fights for Right to Fight in Comeback Series
Excelsior Springs Missouri March 27. Jess Willard trains hard for a May 12 bout in New York with Floyd Johnson of Iowa and contemplates a match with Firpo to regain a shot at Jack Dempsey. Crowds watch daily as he works six to eight miles, boxed rounds, shadow boxing, and conditioning drills with partners and a wrestler.
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Associated Press
Excelsior Springs
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Tess
Floyd Johnson
Iowa
New York
Firpo
Dempsey
Winard
Harry Drake
London
Hell
Cleveland entrant sets world mark in A B C all events
Marion MacDowell of Cleveland established a world record with 2 003 pins to lead the all events in the American Bowling Congress tournament in Milwaukee Wisconsin on March 27 He also moved into second in singles with 713 while opening Sunday night with 682 in the team event Fred Chaleratt of Buffalo moved to second in all events with 1 946 The Peoples Gas team of Chicago topped the team standings with 2 914 others include Petersen Parkways Chicago and Brooks Oils Cleveland and Buffalo in the five man and two man events respectively Continuous action across divisions highlighted a busy bowling day with noted players from Ohio Illinois Wisconsin and New York competing.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Marion MacDowell
Cleveland
Fred
Chaleratt
Buffalo
Secon
Feoples
Chicago
Petersen Parkways
Schwabb Pollack Prints
Belmont ‘Drugs
Toledo
Eau Claire
C Baumgartner
Cincinnati
M. MacDowell
W. Elwert
Wilson
Chalcraft
Thomason Reports April 1 for Islanders' Valley Club
Rock Island Indiana March 27 Tommy Thomason manager of the Islanders Sippi Valley baseball club will report here for active duty on April 1 or 2 Clyde Rice Moline infielder who is said to have batted .552 in 38 games and way started ate away 1st pea in France was sewed yesterday by the Rock Island club
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Rock Island
Tommy Thomason
Islanders
Sippi Valley Baseball Club
Clyde Rice
Moline
France
Hair Groom Promises Lasting Style Without Grease
Hair Groom offers a grease free finish that keeps hair combed all day with a natural gloss. The product claims to be undetectable on the scalp, leaving hair soft and pliable for business or social occasions.
Teaching coaching to be combined in course of study
Plans at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls envision merging teaching with high school coaching. Current programs emphasize manual arts and agriculture while adding physical education and coaching. Summer coaching courses draw enthusiasm from high school coaches. two years of physical training are required for graduation. Pirates defeated by Y M C A 73 to 16. Richardson and Kaltenback led the winners. Meisch starred for the Pirates.
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Iowa State Teachers ‘College
Altho
Tom Jones
University of Wisconsin
Pirates
Y. M. CA
Richardson
Kaltenback
Meisch
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