Walsh Selects Cards to Lead N L Race This Year
National League race shapes as a four team contest with Cardinals favored to top Giants Braves and Pirates. Walsh notes strong Cardinals batting and pitching core led by Pfeffer and Doak, while Giants rely on a fragile bullpen and hitters Burns and Groh. Braves expect solid pitching though infield defense risks, Pirates show uncertain depth while aiming to rebound with youth.
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A B C Bowling Tourney Nears Finish in Toledo
The twenty second annual American Bowling Congress tournament in Toledo is nearly over. Last out of town five man teams completed their strings and will compete in minor events today, then Toledo bowlers host the rest until the final Saturday midnight. From Feb 27 to date, 1,126 five man teams, 2,431 two man teams and 4,838 individuals have competed for a total prize pool of 50,967 dollars, with several new A B C records set including Barney Spinalla’s 1,993 nine game mark and Waldorf Lundgren’s 729 three game score in singles. Leaders in events remain unchanged.
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Iowa and Minnesota Women Play Baseball Schedule
Minneapolis dispatch reports a baseball schedule for the University of Minnesota women with five home games and four on foreign fields. The list includes a June 5 game at Iowa City and a June 12 game in Minneapolis, marked as commencement day. The text details matchups between Minnesota and Iowa and notes locations and dates.
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A Comic Strip in Type by J P McEvoy breakfast guide
A humorous text satirizes a domestic routine as a three part breakfast lesson. It instructs exaggerated steps for coffee, milk, and cereal while lampooning kitchen mishaps and the idea of mastering daily chores. It suggests additional lessons on bedmaking and domestic myths.
Harris and Hornsby Rated Best in Class by Scribes
International News Sports Editor Davis J Walsh reports camps at Tampa and Orange as writers crown Stanley Harris as the Senators best player aside from pitchers and Rogers Hornsby as the fastest slugger in the league. Consensus from managers also favors Harris as the sharpest batter and quick on the basepaths, with Hornsby outpacing Heathcote and Smith in a straight dash.
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Notre Dame Tries Out New Rule In Football
Noting a spring practice experiment at Notre Dame, the anti kick for goal rule was tested. A scrimmage on the five yard line produced three successful extra points, including drop kicks and a forward pass, while one pass was knocked down during the fourth attempt.
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Monday Boxing Clash Promises Watered-Down Glamor
Tommy Comiskey of St. Paul and Neal Allison set for a Waterloo Theatre bout next Monday after preliminary events at 8:43. Comiskey, 25, is younger yet skilled, while veteran Allison remains strong with recent knockouts and a mix of wins and losses across 18 fights, drawing some 1,500 northeastern Iowa fans who witnessed Dempsey lose on Labor Day in Milwaukee.
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Cubs Bumped 14-5 by Oakland in Rain-Shortened Game
Chicago Cubs were routed 14 to 5 by Oakland as four Killefer pitchers struggled. A drizzle halted play with one inning remaining, wasting a potential bigger defeat, while Chicago Americans dropped 5-1 to the Sox in Mississippi-style show.
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New York swimmers win national AAU title in tight 4-3 win
Johnny Wetsamutler of Illinois A C posted a 2 18 1 5 200 meters as New York edged Illinois 4 3 to claim the national AAU championship. Frank Frisch sparked Meridian in a 5 3 win over Sverigessg, while Adolph J. Anderson of Omaha won junior 220 yards. Jake Schaefer announced plans for a major Balk line match and training for a Cochran bout.
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Golf to become regular intercollegiate sport at Western Conference colleges
Chicago March 81 report that college golf will become a regular intercollegiate sport among Western Conference universities this year. The move follows occasional Big Ten matches and aims to regularize contests like baseball basketball and football. June 19 is set for the meet as schools build driving and golf programs indoors for winter.
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Rosauer to Face Myre for World Light Heavy Title
Waterloo wrestler Jack Rosauer won two straight falls over Harvey Bruere, the 389 pound champion of Tawa State Feachers college, and then defeated Tugene quette to earn a shot at Helmet Myre. The bout is set for next Wednesday with Myre defending and Rosauer carrying weight disadvantage but aiming to prove supremacy in a bold clash.
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Featherweight title race and notable bouts last night
Washington Courthouse saw Jackie Afclman defeat Bill Batley over 10 rounds in a featherweight bout. London hosted Horace Jones losing to Albert Livy in a Canadian heavyweight clash ending in the tenth round. New York’s Benny McCoy of the 02nd Medics stopped Jimmy Mack in the seventh round to claim the featherweight championship of the American guards.
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Dodgers Poised for Stronger Lineup This Spring
Brooklyn columnist recounts Dodgers 1922 readiness with Wilbert Robinson asserting the club is 80 percent stronger than last year. Backbones Burleigh Grimes Zack Wheat and Hi Myers return, while Grimes and Johnston join the fold after holdouts.
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Uncertain Future for Team After Pitching Losses
The club loses key players Wheat Olson and Midler and much of its pitching from pennant years 1916 and 1920. With holdouts and departures, a second division position appears likely for the team.
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Kerr signs semipro contract with City Hall nine
Chicago report says Dick Kerr holdout pitcher of the White Sox has joined the City Hall semipro team under president Bozarge Carlson. Carlson claims Kerr will earn a higher salary than offered by the White Sox. Also notes college baseball meet with 30 basketball teams entering the national interscholastic tournament at the University of Chicago April 1 and 6.
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