Walsh prediction on 1926 American League pennant race
Phil Walsh argues Philadelphia Athletics will win the 1926 AL pennant, with Browns, Senators, Yankees or White Sox as contenders. He rates the Athletics strongest hit and pitching, notes Browns defense, Senators aging, Tigers uncertain pitching, Indians weak in pitching and infield, and Red Sox with little chance.
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S. J. Walsic
Tay LN
Nan
Joliet
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Browns
Senate—Yan
White Sox
Tors
Senators
Johnson
Smirds
Yankees
Arrow
Sox
Koenig
Everett Scott
Tigers
Detroit
Indians
Red Sox
Hawkeye-Full West High players net season wins
Hawkeye-Full West High basketball season ends with a 37 win total in 20 games, reaching semifinals in the district tournament. Marshalltown and Des Moines bouts feature schedule tensions as Freeport trade offers fall through. Local football alums Miller and Swigert plot spring camp plans at Ames with strong roster depth. Dakota Kid rivals Johnny Fulton in Cedar Rapids prelims while Tock Island signs 24 hopefuls for spring trials.
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West High
Regulay Og
Burgess Named All-State Guard by North Des Moines Writer
Arza Burgess captain and star guard of West High earns a guard spot on the all state high school team chosen by Des Moines writer Jack North. North hails Burgess as the best guard seen in seasons, praising his offense and defense and district tournament play. Other selections include Cummins and Cammack as forwards, Ades at center, Chinness and Tangeman as guards, with several players receiving honorable mention.
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Arza
Burgess
West High
Jack North
Des Moines
North
Jia
North Era Cummins
Washington High
Cedar Rapid O'Connor
Newton
Osage
H. Downey
Reinbeck
Shoup
Nashua
Boxing and tennis notes from New York and Havana
Reports from New York center on boxing talks involving Jack Dempsey and Harry Wills with tentative timelines and possible challengers. Havana hosts the Cuban open fencing and tennis events with Marie and Phyllis Satterthwaite in competition.
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New York
Jack Demasee
Ighthie
Gein Tinney
Haine
Tex TcHard
Harry Wills
Nesro
Stila Athletic
Demp
Howe
Fouussian
Wills
Hlenlag
Mersey
Ute
Charles Boyles
Marie
Cannes
Franne
Phyllis Satterthwaite
Lengien
Aarne Tees
Hawkeye Business Men Form Athletic Club
Hawkeye Iowa March 24 a group of business and professional men met at the high school gymnasium and organized a Hawkeye Men’s Athletic Association to promote indoor sports such as volleyball handball and indoor baseball. Charter members include Rev George C Northrup Sr Larry Moldenhauer Hf Hauth Sept M Yount Walter Robinson Fred Miller Flo Stauth PTA Huber Walter Bele Schner Northgurst W is elected president Moldenhauer secretary treasurer.
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Hawkeye
Fayette County
Syamasium Ail
Vin
High Schol Iss
Masigi
George C. Northendarte
Slarry Moldenhauser
Hf. Hauth
M. E. Yount
Walter Robinson
Fred Miller
Flo Stauth
PT A. Huber
Walter Bele Schner
Northgurst W
Moldenhauser
Luther College Grid Schedule Announced
Decorah. In March 29 Athint 'Ne Direator S.'s Roque of Luther college has not bean idle in the Matter of schedule making for the baseball any football seasons. Ag yet his baseball schedule is not complete but he has no to date booked 10 games with Coe Bt Olar Uorer lewa and St. Mary's booked for two games each and Careron and Ace Atester listed for one game. Other games are yet to be arranged. The football season is all pinned out and contracts signed for the following games: Hton at Northfield Ambrose Tow at SLredlo Cave State Teachers teres St.Mal at Northsfield, Mary's at Winona, Grosse at La Crosse.
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Athint
Ne Direator S.'s
Roque
Luther College
Coe
Bt Olar
Uorer Lewa
St. Mary's
Careron
Ace Atester
Hton
Northfield
Ambrose
Her
Ee Tow
Slredlo
Cave State Teachers
Teres
St.Mal
Northsfield
Mary's
Winona
Grosse
la Crosse
Fumbla
Here
New Leaders Emerge In A B C G Tournament
Toledo reports new leaders in the American Bowling Congress tournament as the late-week action produced fresh standings. Fred Tocca of Detroit and Gardela led two events, with Rathke and Pucik from Chicago moving to third. Charters Breandmo of Rochester topped the all-events mark, chasing last year’s record.
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Toledo
Aimvericvan
Mal Otley
Gardela
Fred Tocca
Tok
Raul
Rathke
Pucik
Charters Breandmo
Rochester
Ovens
LOTT
CL Long
Buia
Waterloo Tenpin Fives Place Thigh at Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Alleys and Hawkeye Oi competed in Cedar Rapids Bowling Association. Alleys rolled 2,040 in the team event to finish fourth while Hawkeye Oil tallied 2,568 for seventh. Manabi took second in singles with 604, Newman fourth with 498, and Frank Manahi sixth with 578. All-events leader was Al Manzhi with 1,775. Doubles results not yet decided.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Alleys
Hawkeye Oi
Cedar Rapids Bowling Association
Focal
Hawkeye Oil
Manabi
Newman
Frank Manahi
Budack
al Manzhi
Altho
His People at Plaza Theater features Schildkraut
A mixed theater week at the Plaza showcases Rudolph Schildkraut in His People a dramatic tale of family and father son conflict with strong performances by Rasa Ve ro, Mehaffey and Price. Also at the Plaza Joseph Recta and soprano Apert Corliss perform a light vaudeville program while Starry Garden at the Rialto features Silent Sanderson with Harry Carey and a chorus number. Western Ave Palace screens Wild Horse, a Western saga starring Holt Beery Dove Fairbanks Jr with horse racing peril and thieves.
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Plaza Theatre
Rudolph Schildkraut
Glms
Dushcart
Gnally
California
Schildkraut
Rasa Rasaveya
Sammy
Mamie’ Shannon
Nolehbar
Bianche Mehaffey
Kate Price
George Lewis
Arthur Lubin
Joseph Recta
Plaza
Apert Corliss
Regan
Starry Garey
Palace Teatre
Oman
Jack Holt
Noah Beery
Billie Dove
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Mannequin at Strand Brings Clever Plot and Stars
The Strand shows Mannequin a dramatic story featuring Alice Joyce and Walter Pidgeon with a plot about a nursemaid who steals a baby, grows up to be a mannequin in a shop, writes on women’s equality, and faces a trial with a surprising ending. Also on stage is a Knockout comedy act by Bobby Wenshaw and Bucare. TOM MIX at Crystal.
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Cruze Demind
Bobby “Oke" Wenshaw
Bucare
Hensaw
Monolaz
Tom MIX
Crystan
Tlorseshoe
Crestal Theatre
Tom
Tony
Cnme
Asi
Carlaris Wins 70000 Race at Tia Juana Track
San Diego March 29. Fatty Anderson rode Carlalis to victory in a 1 1/4 mile race worth 70000 to the owner. Carlaris led from the start, finished in 2 08 4 5, with Raycrofter second and Baron Long's Cherryn third.Jockey William Munden, 18, rode the winner. $2 betting paid $4. Other horses finished in order Semtugky Cardinal Princess Doreen Grark Osprey Light Carving Serenader.
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Fatty) Anderson
Carlarig
America
Carlaris
Raycrofter
Cy Frank Crossant
Baron Long
Semtugky Cardinal
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Grark
Osprey Light Carving
Serenader
William — Munden
Cariaris
Two Negro Stars Win National Prep Track Meet at Northwestern
Chicago reports two Negro high school athletes won the interscholastic track meet at Northwestern. Levine and Talan set a new record in the 100-yard dash, while a rival from Tilden Tech, weighing 2, unique, clocked 60 seconds in the 440-yard event. The Red team topped the standings with multiple event wins.
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Chicago
Levine
Talan
Volinic
Uaniversity Hieh
Iewa
Ind
Toni
Mint
Pel
Champiangs
Upper Iowa Nine Opens Card With Ales on April 19
Upper Iowa Nine plans early practice on Wednesday after spring vacation with ten veteran varsity players possible. Coach Dorman faces filling five lettermen who are expected to return and several positions. The squad schedule includes workouts with tough opposition and a focus on new men proving themselves.
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Upper Iowna
Ortenn
Nere
Nera
Luther Thers
Ander Waa
Tient Caties
Carley
Latrasa Ivormat
I. C. Quintet Wins Industrial League Title With 13 Victories
Illinois Central shops Quintet claimed the industrial league title with 12 wins and no defeats as final standings show Math Packing second with 10 wins. Cutler Hardware edged Nat Guard by forfeit while Waterloo Gasoline and Gates tied others for top spots in a season ending Saturday at the Y. A. venue.
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Y. A
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National ‘Guard
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Rat Packing Company
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Cutler Hardware
National Guard
Bartles-Shepherd Oly
Haskell Indians Triumph in Southwest Relays Mile Event
In a crowded Southwest Relays field Gearzetown University led the mile relay before Gearzetown edged Kansas at the tape in 3 minutes 25.16 seconds. Texas A&M placed third as Potts of Oklahoma set a pole vault mark at 14 feet 6 inches and faced a late push for a record in the multi-event meet.
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Mbar
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Haskell Indians
Drake Shotputter Wins at Rise Institute Relay Meet
Hangton Tex March 29 The first Drake entrant to place was Boettger of Drake University Des Moines who won the shotput with 43 feet 2 1 2 inches Plansky and Norton of Georgetown were second and third Iowa University finished second in the meet with Iowa teams facing losses in the relay event in Houston Texas.
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Rise Institute
Boettger
Drake University
Des Moines
Suehes
Plansky
Norton
Georgetown University
Iowa University
Secon
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