Mallory's Europe loss sparks debate on American tennis
The article reviews Mrs. Mallory's defeat by Mile. Lengien at Nice, arguing the loss reflects a single matchup rather than American inferiority. It notes American players like Miss Ryan and Miss McKane as strong, while Europe lags beyond France in women’s tennis.
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United Press
New York
Mola Mallarr
Mile
Sizenne Lengien
Mallory
Milo
Lengien
United States
Europe
Evrope
Hyan
Eizabeth Ryan
England
Miss Ryan
California
Kathlena McKane
Agather
Lenglen
Moran
Jake
Daubert
Pat Moran
Bohne
Fonseca
TRAINING CAMP TARS New Orleans players chip in salaries
New Orleans Robins players rally to cover salary gaps with Zack Wheals active this season. Bate Ruta homered for New Orleans but the Yanks fell to the Pelicans as Hoyt shut them down for six innings. Dave Banesoft noted Giants club prospects. Beechle gad tuna and regulars beat the second team 13 2. Detroit beat Rochester 13 3 behind Hollo way and Francis. Oakland edged Chicago 2 1 as Hack Miller sparked the Cube. Jim Long Eddie Raferty and Ray Woodworth, White Sox rookies, sent back to their clubs. George Mogridge joined Orlando as Mogride shows a sore arm.
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New Orleans
Brooklyn Robins
Salars
Fmsure
Zack Wheals
Bate Ruta
Yanks
New Orleans Pelicans
Hoyt
Pelicans
San Antonio
Dave Banesoft
Ra Tain
New York Giants
Oakland
Hack Miller
Gieguin
Tex
Jim Long
Eddie Raferty
Ray Woodworth
White Sox
Gleason
Orlando
Bush
Mogrides
Molla Blu Stedt Loses In Cannes Tennis Campaign
In Cannes France Mrs Molla Blu Stedt Mallory ended her four week tennis campaign after a defeat to the comparatively unknown Mile Viasco 6 6 9 7. Amherst Walter Hagen British open golf champion distanced a field of 60 contestants in the north and south open title play with a card of 1s for the first three holes.
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Cannes
France
Molla’ Blustedt
Mallory
Atsax Trovaly
Mile Viasco
Amherst
Walter Hagen
A Comic Strip in Type J McEvoy Aleck the Barber
A humorous exchange shows Aleck the Barber reading diplomatic messages as if they apply to home life. He and his wife joke about treaties and reparations, debating how household quarrels could be settled by formal notes and agreed agendas.
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Aleck the Barber
Aleck
Les
Tattox
Aleth
The Laws of Golf Q and A re repairs and match play
Questions and answers from Innis Brown on golf rules. Topics include how to drop a ball reset after a ground repair, two players from different directions on the green, and whether a match may be temporarily discontinued. Readers may send in questions with a stamped self address envelope for quick replies.
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Innis Brown
Cate
A Tip For The Round From Seymour Dunassys
A golf tip notes players struggle to keep the club head through the shot. It cites left wrist collapse due to insufficient back pressure and urges the left hand to act as a brace against the handle to generate power, describing hands working in balance.
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Seymour Dunassys
Waterloo alleys host bowling match with Wawkere Oil team
Bowling Wawkere Oil bowlers won two of three games played with Cement Machinery Corporation at Waterloo alleys last night. Hopes of the Machinery team centered on a 234 high by Lawrence Finnell. Totals for ACT and other players are listed.
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Wawkere Oil
Cement Machinery Corporation
Waterloo
Hwawkete OT Co
Claus
Act
Cour
Lawrence Finnell
Last Night's Fights In Fort Thomas and Freeport
In Fort Thomas Kentucky Setsson Stevens stopped Nick Carter in the first round Izzy Williams floored Grimes in the fourth Omeke Tim Herman knocked out André Anderson in the sixth Johnny Karr defeated Morris Sehlaffer in ten rounds Brookly Wee Willie Spencer won a decision over Aira Bondon in a 19 round bout Freeport saw L Buck Josephs win a decision over Iween Salvatore in twelve rounds
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Fort Thomas
Ky—Setsson Stevens
Nick Carter
Izzy Wiliams
Sey Grimes
Omeke
Tim Herman
André Anderson
Johnyiy Karr
Morris Sehlaffer
Brookly Wee Willie Spencer
Aira Bondon
Freeport
L. Buck Josephs
Iween
Salvatore
Seats Selling Fast for Drake Carnival
Des Moines Iowa March 30 seat sales for the fourteenth annual Drake relay meet April 27 28 are brisk Coach Tug Wilson reports reservations for 2 blocks of 400 tickets for Iowa City fans have been received Des Moines Rotary and Lions clubs booked 250 and 200 seats respectively mail orders are heavy The general ticket gate opens early in April Reserved seats cost 2 and grant admission to both days Profits are prorated among visiting teams to cover costs.
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Des Moines
Tug” Wilson
Drake
Iowa City
Des Moines Rotary Club
Lions Club
Paroled Champs Face Fights Under New York Boxing Edict
Johnny Wilson and Johnny Kilbane, long banished from their holds, may return if they agree to be champions and fight. Kilbane must take on Johnny Dundee while Wilson battles Harry Greb to regain favor. Muldoon blocks or approves bouts, including KilbaneCriqui at the Polo Grounds June 2, and Firpo McAuliffe under conditions.
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United Press
New York
Johnny Wilson
Johnny Kilbane
Barren Island
William Muldoon
New York Boxing Commission
Kilbane
Johnny Dundee
Wilson Eah Wih
Harry Greb
Eugene Criqui
Polo Grounds
Cleveland
Dundne
Tom O'Rourke
Kilbane-Criqui
Muldoon
Wilson
Gréb
Dave Rosenberg
Firpe
McAuliffe
Commission
Jack McAuliffe
Detroit
Luis Firpe
Tom Gibbons
Madison Square Garden
Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
New World's Five Man Records Set in A B C Tournament
In Milwaukee yesterday the A B C tournament saw new five man world records. The Nelson Mitchells of Milwaukee and the Clarian Darry Latrh of Indianapolis broke the prior 3,096 mark set by the Brucks No 1 of Chicago at Peoria 1920, placing first and second in the event.
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Wis
A. B.C
Nelson-Mitchells
Clarian Darry Latrh
Indianapolis
Brucks
Chicago
Peoria
Jaman
Indianapoli
Peterson Parkways
Calcaro
Kolecke
W Wauker
Leemington
Kenosha
O. Kistt
Eagle
C. Baumgarten
Cincinnatti
USC Likely to Enter Drake Relays or Paris Meet
Southern California athletic committee announced a Trojan team will compete either at Drake Relays in Des Moines or at the Paris meet in spring. World champion sprinter Paddock considers an overseas trip. if he goes, USC will enter Paris, otherwise Drake Relays at Des Moines on April 27 and 28.
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Los Angeles
Gal
University of Southern California
Drake University
Track Drive To Start At University April 3
Coach Georges T Bresnahan directs a spring track drive at the university with an open mixer on April 3 to launch the program. He aims for 300 competitors, noting Nebraska has 500 trackmen ready to report and expects Iowa will meet the target.
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Towa City
Georges T. Bresnahan
Nebraska
Bresnahan
Iowa
Parkin and Miller Guests at Banquet for Iowa Athletes
State stars and Iowa athletes from University, high schools, and graduates attend the annual athletic banquet. Guests include Sam Barry Bresnahan Devine Gordon Locke Glenn Miller Leland Parkin Leo Kriz Jack Funk Erie Wilson Hector Jange Osage High School team and others. Coach Jones may attend. Osage High School earns guest status before Chicago tourney.
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Mason Cuy, Jr
Iowa
University of Iowa
Howard Jones
Iowa City
Sam Barry
Bresnahan
Aubrey Devine
Gordon Locke
Glenn Miller
Leland Parkin
Foreigners Shine Among Iowa State Athletes in Boxing and Track
At Iowa State College three standout athletes draw attention. Alberto and Ricardo Cilley from Buenos Aires excel in boxing and animal husbandry studies, contributing to a decisive win over Washington University. Chinese jumper Frank Chi Hseng Liu, mentored by Coach Art Smith, emerged as a promising broad jumper after joining the program.
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Aren
Iowa State College
Alberto
Ricardo Cilley
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Antes
Washington University of St. Louis
Frank Chi Hseng Liu
Fowrz State
Art Smith
Liu
Ames
Draka
Grinnell
Lefty Williams Very Sick in Columbus Hospital
Claude Lefty Williams former pitcher for the Chicago club lay critically ill in Columbus hospital after a serious pneumonia attack. Reports late morning said he remained conscious but very weak with attendants describing his condition as unchanged and Brave.
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Chicago
Claude
Invitations Sent for Fifteenth State Track Meet at Iowa
Invitations are sent to Iowa high schools for the fifteenth annual interscholastic track and field meet at the University of Iowa on May 5, the same day as the Iowa Northwestern dual meet.
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Towa City
Iowa University
Rosauer Accepts Demetral Challenge in Mat Bout
Waterleo wrestler Jack Rosauer agrees to a match with Young Demetral who recently arrived. They will wrestle within the next month for a winner take all purse. Rosauer aims for peak condition after a period away from the mats.
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Jack Rosauer
Demetral
Rosauer
Big Ten Ball Teams Open Southward Training
Illinois travels south to open a eight game series starting against Mississippi A&M at Starkville. Wisconsin plans a southern tour next week while Michigan heads to Dixie for practice games beginning April 6. All teams have spent weeks indoors refining their preliminary season preparations.
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Chicago
University of Illinois
South
Mississippi A. & M
Starkville
Miss
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
Dixie
Kilbane Resumes Training for June 2 Title Fight
Lorain Ohio March 30 Johnny Kilbane world lightweight title holder has resumed training for a big bout in New York on June 2 with Eugene Criqui European champion. Kilbane and three sparring partners are camped at the champion's summer home on Lake Erie five miles west of Lorain.
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Tilbane
Lorain
Johnny
Kilbane
New York
Eugene Criqui
I Kilbane
Lake Erie
High Class Youngsters Highlight This Baseball Year
The piece notes a year of top prospects across teams led by Willie Kamm joining the White Sox and Jimny O Connell and Jack Bentley moving toward candidates with Giants. It highlights strong infields from the Dodgers and a focus on standout rookies like Lou Rosenberg and Heine Sand while mentioning several established players' movements and potential openings across leagues.
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Davis J. Walsh
International News
New York
Willie Kamm
Chicago White Sox
Jimny O’connell
Jack Bentley
Giants
Friaca
White Sox
Fravis Jacksson
Johnny Rawlings
Walter Lutzke
Kansas City
Tris Speaker
Homer Ezzell
Shreveport
Browns
Sam Hale
Connie Mack
Portland
Walter Riron la
New Haven
Dodgers
Southern _association
Fred Schleibner
Little Rock
Stuffy Stewart
Birmingham
Bill Mullen
Harvard
Braves
Roscoe Holm
University of Town
Cardinals
Res
Eddie Hock
Atlanta
Roberts
Indians
Homer Summa
Glenn Myatt
Milwaukee
Elsh
Leo Diekerman
Jon Memphis
Tim’ Amara
Johnny Cooney
Islanders Seek Veteran Support for Rock Island Team
Rock Island Mississippi Valley baseball club boss President R F Wood plans to add two veterans to his youth driven squad to bolster strength. He targets a crack catcher and an expert second baseman alongside Manager Tommy Thomason and centerfielder to form a sturdier backbone. Three new tryout hopefuls joined this spring including C B Carlson from Matherville Walter Dundy from Sherrod and Sesse Emory of St Joseph Mo.
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R. F. Wood
Mississippi Valley
Tommy Thomason
Islanders
C. BE. Carlson
Matherville
Tfl
Walter Dundy
Sherrod
Tast
Sesse Emory
St. Joseph
Duels Highlight Illinois Stars In Central A A U Indoor Mile
Chicago March 30 Joie Ray the World’s fastest mile runner for the Illinois Athletic Club faces Ray Baker of the University of Chicago in the mile at the Central A A U indoor track championships. Baker beat Ray in 4 21 last week. Former Illinois stars Osborne and Alberts meet in the 60 yard high hurdles. S Wallace of Illinois now with the CA competes against Anderson formerly of Minnesota for IA colors. Team battle seen between the IAC and CA.
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Chicago
Joie Ray
Illinois Athletic Club
Ray Baker
University of Chicago Divinity
Baker
Ray
University of Iinois
Harold Osborne
Dewey Alberts
Chicago Athletic Association
S. Wallace
University of Ilinois
C. A
Anderson
University of Minnesota
Rollinger Defeats Sexton in Dubuque World Welter Bout
Lou Rollinger of Waterloo beat Chick Sexton in a 10 round welterweight bout at the Governor's Grey Athletic Club in Dubuque. Rollinger led all night landing with ease while Sexton showed rust from a long absence. Rollinger won a wide point margin. A six round semifinal between Melvin Ward and Johnny Nelson ended in a Ward decision.
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Lou Rollinger
Waterloo
Chick Sexton
Governor’s Grey Athletic Club
Dubuque
Rollinger
Sexton
Iis
Bollinger
Pennsylvania to Race in Kansas Relays April 21
The first annual University of Kansas relay games on April 21 at Manhattan will feature a Pennsylvan ia track team and other eastern, southern, and midwestern schools. Institutions entering include Pennsylvania, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Texas A. and M., Baylor, Oklahoma Aggies, and Missouri Valley conference schools, with national stars such as Brookings, Iowa, expected to compete.
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Associated Press
Manhattan
Kan
University of Pennsylvania
University of Kansas
Kansas City
East
South
Midwest
Universities of Pennsylvania
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Texas A. & M
Baylor
Oklahoma Aggies
Brookings
Pirates Win Tight Extra Period Over Y Opponent
Cedar Rapids high school basketball sees the Pirates defeat Y com t rades at Y M C A 21 to 30 after a fast rough game needed an overtime period. Meisch and Met calf starred for Cedar Rapids. Sohenie and Ott led the Y re team.
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Pirate
Y. Com
Meisch
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