Bowling season ends for Power League quintets
Central Towne Power and Tight bowling league closed the 1927 season with a banquet and five matches at their club. Thirty five bowlers attended the dinner with BE G Carrington as toastmaster. Fedeloc Cleaners beat Ruper Ranges two to one, Woodrow Washers defeated Ruud Heaters two to one, and Frigidaires bested Simplex Ironers two to one.
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Wilcox
Anderson
Hockey Match Chicago Blackhawks Lose to Boston
Report covers a hockey game where the Chicago Blackhawks were defeated by the Boston Bruins. References to the national finals, Rangers and Ottawa Senators, and an ongoing series are noted, with speculation on forthcoming matchups.
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Milwaukee Ers Major League Moves Readied
The article notes major league settings in Tarpon Springs with Mare and Stenaie. Schult joins the Browns as outfielder. Richbourg appears set to play right field for the Boston Braves after a $100,000 price tag. Manager Howley will shape the roster as a regular outfielder in Milwaukee.
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On the road with major ball teams on tour
Exhibitions and rosters flash across spring baseball, with Frank Frisch and Rogers Hornsby in a neck and neck race for batting lead while teams move from Mobile to New Orleans and beyond. Tris Speaker returns to action as teams like the Browns, White Sox, and Cubs prep for contests and tours.
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Home Track Set For April At Cedar Falls
Coach Art Dickinson’s Teachers College track squad shows progress in favorable spring weather. Key hurdler Donnie may miss a week with a leg strain, while Roeder Pollack Luke Hine and Whiteford stand out as relay contenders for Drake Relays. Intramural home meet April 18 will select varsity hopefuls ahead of Des Moines Drake Classic trials.
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Waterloo Fruit and John Deere Win Indoor Baseball Games
John Deere defeated Towa Dai 14 to 1 as Clark struck out 24 for a new league record. Waterloo Fruits beat Maccabers 9 to something in the Forum, with Weigel and Mopesns starring for the winners. The report notes heavy hits against John Deere and a late rally for the Waterloo victory.
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Baseball Alphabet Wheat Faces New League Hitters
The piece surveys hitters who will challenge Wheat in the American League after years of battles with National Leaguers. It profiles key batters, noting matchups and projected outcomes as the season approaches.
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Big Ten Adopts One-Second Stop Shift Rule
Milwaukee march 30 Maj John L Griffith commissioner of the Western conference announced that the Big Ten abandoned the two second stop in football shift plays and agreed to conform to the one second stop rule universally observed after a meeting last night officials said.
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John L. Griffith
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Major League Recruits Fear Minor Loop Bosses
Lakeland Florida March 30 Major league presidents and managers arrive at training camps causing recruits to fear for jobs. Bob Allen Little Rock president and Johnny Dobbs Birmingham manager, both Southern Association, sought talent. Sherry Smith yelled at Coach Harry Matthews warning scouts are present. Matthews has not pitched in games for years.
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Fights Last Night Face Off Across United States
Tiger Flowers stopped Soldier George Jones in New York. Rudy Goldstein knocked out Pete Pennille in Fargo. Joey Thomas defeated Tiger Jack Burns in Chicago. Jimmy McDermott beat Kid Suarez in Terre Haute. Pine Herman and Chuck Wiggins drew in Portland. Augustine and Freas fought ten rounds to a draw in Indianapolis. Fiddle Chandler defeated Red Rodman in Moline.
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Rudy Goldstein
Pete Pennille
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Lorenz sets Wisconsin bowling record with 804 three-game total
Milwaukee bowler Freddie Lorenz smashed the Wisconsin league mark with an 804 three-game total on Monday night, after posting 258 247 299 games. His season average stands at 208.27 as Webster City defends its title and other local notes touch on Open prize disputes and team management updates.
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Freddie Lorenz
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Kan sas City club suspends Hawkeye-Fuls pitcher
Hawkeye-Fuls Al Bauer, Ottumwa’s star pitcher last season, previously sold to the Kansas City club of the American association, has been suspended indefinitely by the Blues with no reason given. Brennan from Waterloo and Hogan from Jesup, both Colombia college players, received letters. they will return to Columbia next season. Several area teams compete in the state De Molay tournament at Webster City, with Rockford, Traer, Fayette, Tama and Iowa Falls among participants.
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Chicago promoter Coffey suspended in 60 day ban
Chicago fight promoter Joel Coffey has been suspended for 60 days and his license revoked for staging a battle royal in a cabaret on Sunday night. New Haven Yale star Langner set a 1,500 meter free record of 21 17. House posted a new Intercollegiate mark of 2 45 5 in the 220 yard backstroke with Rickman also setting a new intercollegiate record.
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Midwestern athletes in action across Iowa events
Cedar Rapids Russell Hughes returns to Coe College baseball practice as Grinnell considers Guy Wichels for football mentorship. Oelwein Claude Williams defeats Al Shumock in ten rounds. Des Moines saw Jimmy Ryan beat Jimmy Burvis in eight. Iowa City Aubrey Devine, now USC adviser, qualified to practice law in California. Chicago previews include Wally Marks ineligible for grades and a Central AAU track meet headlining Loren Murchison and Harold Osborn.
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Western Quintets Shine in Chicago Meet
Western quintets emerged strongest in the opening rounds of the national inter scholastic tournament at the University of Chicago. Only one southern squad, Greenville South Carolina, managed a victory in overtime. 16 teams advance to the second round as the field tightens toward finals Saturday.
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Huron
Des Moines Capital Publisher Left Estate Valued at 606632.12
In Des Moines on March 30, the estate of Lafayette Young Sr., late publisher of the Des Moines Capital, was valued at 606632.12 dollars. A report of the appraisers was filed in district court yesterday.
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