Pennock to join Yankees camp with hoped deal
Reports from St Petersburg indicate Herb Pennock is one of the holdouts still negotiating terms with the Washington Senators. A $20,000 annual figure is cited, with a year contract possible, as teams prepare for early exhibition games in Florida. Braves and Cubs report progress in spring training camps while Cleveland and St Louis prep for key matchups.
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Cedar Falls Youth Tank Victory Highlighted by Michigan Team
The Michigan 16 swimming team won the Byes Ten conference meet at Urbana Tihtus with 400 points, besting Cedar Falls and others. Paul Bo Samson Jr of Ypsilanti led in the 220 pool and 440 freestyle events, and his team earned invitation to a contest in Iowa City next Friday.
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Urbana
Tihtus
Paul Bo Samson,jr
Ypsilanti
Alich
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Santen
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Tilly
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Iowa City
George WW
Sanson, Jr
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Ann Arhar
Courier Indoor Team Wins as Bird's Indies Triumph
Courier Indner baseball team beat Bili Lichty and Hillman 12 to 7 in an American league game at the Forum on Saturday. Dewey and Bureer saved the tie, Schoonmaker and Wheeler supported the wholesalers, and Bird's Indies also defeated the Zippers. The Topendent girls led early with 14 points as Harmuth, Clarke, Patrock and Patron starred for the winning and losing sides.
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Clarke
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Patron
Hawkeye-Fuls TWh genuine mateurs in the eld of eparts
In a jumble of garbled names and phrases a report mentions various figures such as Tor and Thott, Lefty tingserg, and Ted Willa. It notes travel to Los Angeles, signings or replacements, and shifts in local clubs or athletic groups. The piece reads like a fragmented sports or community note with numerous unreadable details.
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Lefty Tingserg
Nh Reali
Ls Angeles
Apan Furie
Sandions California
Love City
Jones
Mol Vella
Mreehor
Gurt Noaswernen
Tredan Rei
Peoria hosts 3,061 entries at major meet
Peoria's strongest entry the Erin Lites leads a large crowd at the city meet with competitors from Menasha Wisconsin Green Bay Milwaukee and Chicago. Notables include William Hale Thompson Chicago Stewart Luby and P Green Chicago. Several events feature two man teams and individual competitors across sprint and relay races.
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Chicago
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Ilye St. Francis Hotels
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Wickesha Milk Co
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Birieh
St Louis Snyder
Detroit
O'Donnell
Kansan M. Wiliams
Cniciue
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Chitago
R Fairman
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Stewart
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Chigago
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Central Iowa Power Bowlers Plan First Banquet
The Central Iowa Power Eight league will hold its first annual banquet in the Week's club dining room at 6:15 on Tuesday. E. G. Carrington is arranging an interesting program. The league has enjoyed a productive season with six teams and a few matches remaining before the curtain.
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Th. Wiks
G. Carrington
C. I. P. & i. League
All-State Quintet Named From Iowa High Schools
Bicker a star forward of the 1 High basketball team was named to the third All-State quintet announced yesterday by Jack Nerth of Des Moines. Waterloo cagers Rud Rose and Fld Sletzel received honorable mention. North’s first team included Miniatyre Muscatine Gumming Washington Cedar Runs and Woch with Turlington at forwards Waris Vinten and Wisher at center. Coan and Markham received second team honors.
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Rank Bicker
Wey Chosen
Jack Nerth
Des Moines
Nevi Indesperts
Arktic
Tayo
Woch
Turlington
Waris
Vinten
Wisher
Mover
Centora
Krieg
Burlington
Valett
Muscntine
Wamilton
Oskalaysa
It Thy Guards
Coan
Tid Markham
Vineton
Women golfers vie in North and South Open
Many of the leading women golfers will play in the North and South Women’s Open championship today. First round matches set for 18 holes with winners advancing to the semifinals tomorrow. Notable players include Miss Fay, Miss Hernlee, Pamvniza Caday, and Miss Glomiie Catlewiy in a packed field.
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Phis
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Mis Fay
Exec Stores
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Migs Matrons
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Three Games Added to OWA Baseball Slate
The University of Tow dates spring schedule adds three games to the OWA baseball slate. The season opens with a 28 game stretch beginning with a clash against Notre Dame at South Gate. Monmouth and a framed fraternity appearance mark the new schedule as teams seek early success.
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OWA
University of Tow Dacehall
Unclear OCR Bowling Note Hints At Local Match
Fragmentary OCR text references a bowling event or match with names such as Murry Walgue and ChoT Tae Taruselwtayy. Details are garbled but imply a weekly or tonight bowling activity at a venue on Whit side alloys. Names appear misread.
Mason City Prep Relay Carnival Carded on May 14
Mason City plans a major relay carnival at Roosevelt stadium on May 14 with invitations sent to over 2,000 schools and entries expected from Sherwood High Milwaukee Ottumwa Cedar Rapids Clavinda Cres ton Kort Dodge and others. Northwestern University Moray hy and Lee College roles from last year will return as officials and announcers with Tug Wilson directing the meet.
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Roosevelt Stadium
Sherwood
High
Milwaukee
Obtumwa
Cedar Patis
Clavinda
Creston
Kort Dodge
Lakewoot
Liawrencveville
Sd Ales
Ville
Tug’ Wilson
Northwestern University
Moray Hy
Dreche
Lee College
Farrell Golden in Playoff for Golf Prize
A one hole playoff today decides second and third money in the Southern Open Championship. Johan ny Parrall and Johnny Golden contend for 4000 and 2700 prizes. The event follows a weekend of weak competition and features many top contenders, with an emphasis on the Winter season gathering.
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LPI
Johanny Parrall
Johnny Golden
Hobby Tones
Minerlen
Dnehurst
London to Stage Bantamweight Bout in Britain
London May 28 Totes Brown bantamweight Ghanin ion likely to fight his kid brother Johnny Brown who lost to Teddy Baldock on February 16. Johnny due to meet Baldock at Albert Hall March 30 for world bantamweight title. Baldock in absence, while United States champion and Brown as British champion, paving a dramatic home title bid.
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Totes Brown
Ghaninion
Great Britain
Johnny Brown
Teddy Baldock
South Africa
Mee Badock
Albert Hall
Baldock
United States
Brown
Money Master of Age Preacher Denounces Greed
Rev H W Geistweit of the First Church argued last night that money controls the modern world. He said Chile Mexico and Nicaragua suffer from money grabbing and power hunger. He warned time and talent are bid by money and salaries drive work and education.
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H.W. Geistweit
the First First Church
Chilea
Mexico
Nicaragua
Unclear local sports wrap with scattered names and teams
Fragmented report from Coon Rapids Ia detailing wrestling and baseball notes, with scattered references to teams like Des Moines and Boston Red Sox and players such as Tad Saucedo and Thalia wood amid a mishmash of misread captions and jumbled names. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
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Wilwrestig
Pares
Elligens
Arueyieth Legion Pest
Ayeko
Tauvels
Alowunder
Doe Kelly
Des. Moines
Dallas
Setethy
Antonin
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Peileans
Boston Red Sox
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Ateneo
Bnai Brith Lodge Here Will Have 46 Charter Members
Forty six charter members have been obtained for Weatertop Lodge Independent Order Bnai B rith to be instituted as a meeting next Sunday night in Moose hall. They include Jacob Cohn Joe Lederman Max Forg Carl Unger Sidney D zer He Blot D Cohn MM Siegal S Zagoren Leo Gradinger Sam A Brown S Schlesinger J Karafsky T N Mendelsohn Fly Kats Herman Singer J Schultz 31 Rotman M Strom S Negaste Charles Ten enbaum Sam Frank Lewis GC War Wich A Edelson S W Flurywich Harry A Davidson Berl Kkanofsky Joe Kaplan J Wabach Willian Grunberg S Siegel 32 Cohn George T Arenberg L A Miucuer WN Spivak M Zogan H Rubin N Usrael Sam Diamond George Bardl Paul Diamond Jj Weissman a T Friedman B Schultz Harry Cohen Philip Tomlin The focal lodge will be under jurisdiction of district grand lodge No 6 with headquarters at Chicago.
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B'nai B'rith
Moose Hall
Jacob Cohn
Joe Lederman
Cohn
George T. Arenberg
L. A. Miicuer
WN. Spivak
M. Zogan
H. Rubin
N. Usrael
Sam. Diamond
George Bardl
Paul Diamond
Jj. Weissman
A. T. Friedman
B.schultz
Harry Cohen
Philip Tomlin
District Grand Lodge
Chicago
Conference on Boxing Bill Called in Des Moines
Des Moines on March 28 a conference of 10 representatives of American Legion posts was convened to discuss plans for securing passage of the boxing bill. Je. 4 Bru cher of Waterloo called the meeting.
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Bru‘cher
Waterloo
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