Youngsters Could Step Into Prospects With Teams
Major league clubs report an influx of promising young players from spring training camps. Yankees back in pennant talk as Lazerri and Toenigz shine. Giants rely on Tyson and Fitzsimmons. Reds tout Bachuer and Christensen. Athletics show Pate. Browns pin hopes on Wertz.
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King Winter
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Indaagers
Central team wins city basketball title in 1926
Illinois Central College shopmen defeated Rath Packing 41 to 31 to claim the city amateur basketball championship at East High. Hostetler and Ott led the IC forwards and center with strong guard work. Rath’s Anderson Horton Cracks led scoring for the runners-up. First M. B. took third by beating First Baptist 28 to 25.
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Bowling A B C Tournament Lights Up Toledo Spotlight
Detroit and Brooklyn teams dominate the ALB G annual international championship in Toledo with Steel Products. Lincoln Lite Pt Warne led a 245 in team standings while Nichols Ford Stiles Lunch Dwyers No 1 and Schalles posted strong scores. Wally Bren hit 704 in singles. Dominick De Vita led all events with 1993 two day total for third place.
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bin Wernicke
Hogan Selected Captain of Iowa 1927 Basketball Eleven
Town City Iowa March 31 Ralph J Hogan guard on the University of Iowa basketball team was elected captain of the 1927 Hawkeyes at a banquet. Hogan a junior in liberal arts is married. While at Osage he captained the state champion team and was named on the all American high school team.
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Buzz) Hogan
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Osage
Chicago
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Ehe
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National Title Hurdles Race Headlines Drake Meet
Des Moines March 21 Drake hosts a special 220 yard high hurdle race seen as a national title affair. Stars include Chick Werner Guthrie and Wier of Nebraska with standout Compos IsKEOM to Leighton Dye USC invited. Drake officials expect top hurdlers to compete, raising expectations for a stellar field.
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Southern California
Forty out for track at Independence High
Independence high school announces spring track tryouts on March 1 with about forty students expected. Only three lettermen return, including Olsen and Hudson, as new runners showcase potential. trials aim to form the Maroon and White squad.
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Jack Johnson Starts Prize Fight Test in Illinois Courts
Chicago reports on Jack Johnson announcing a boxing exhibition as a test case in Illinois courts. He and promoter Mark claim the event will proceed to prove legality despite warnings from officials. The scene includes audience reactions and questions about enforcement of boxing rules.
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March
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Threl Candidate Names Rejected at Cedar Heights Election
In Cedar Heights yesterday the Canrier's SLUTY printed that Roy Stetzel James Hubbard and G F Sanborn ran independently for council. Hubbard stated today they were not candidates and only received votes because supporters wrote their names on ballots.
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Cedar Rapids 16 Defeated in Cage Meet at Chicago
Washington high of Cedar Rapids Iowa lost to Charleston South Carolina in the national interscholastic basketball tourney. Lack of teamwork hindered Cedar Rapids as Cummins led with five baskets while Miller starred for Charleston. Cedar Rapids scored twice in the last period but Charleston’s defense held firm.
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Six Little Tutor Basketeers Will Receive Letters
Six college and high school basketball players will receive letters this week for meeting the required playing time. Recipients: Minard Stout Howard Ley Orville Orr Oscar Bergstrom and Leland Becker formerly of Waterline East High. Stout acted as captain during the season and Orr will be the only letter man to return next year.
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Leland Becker
Waterline East High
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Boxer Keeps Humor In KO Moment As Ring Repartee Turns Peculiar
In a lively boxing scene described by AT. Demare, two fighters trade blows while banter lightens the moment. One fighter compliments a punch as a peach with a quip about a fellow boxer, then returns a playful jab. In another note, Calvary Evangelical defeats a mixed girls team as Edison Go Getters host Travelers and Sailing wins 3 to 8.
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Islanders welcomed by fans after slows of Jetty Irvin
The article notes Islander supporters celebrating the slowdown of Jetty Irvin, praising his steady pitching and likable character. It mentions No vak's coaching hire at West Point and Maurice Carlsen taking over as athletic director at Parkerstown High, with limited legible details about other players and games.
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Wrashington
West Point
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Luky Springes
Ansons
Eneinnadt
Cincinnati
Hair Groom Ad Boosts Hair Growth and Style Reach
An old ad touts HAIR-GROOM as a cheap hair product that claims to give natural shine and a well groomed look. It promises long lasting combed styles for business and social wear and claims it helps grow thick, heavy hair.
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Alga
Plans for Iowa State Trapshoot Jubilee Tournament
Directors at Marshalltown and Waterloo approve registration with the American Trapshooting Association and Western Amateur Trapshooting Association for the upcoming Iowa State Sportsmen's Association annual tour nament. The golden jubilee marks the 1878 live bird event, with letters promising large attendance and many prominent shooters and sponsors.
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Waterloo
American Trapshooting Association
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United States of America
Indian Enrolled at Iowa Is Great Grid Player Says Coach
New Braunfels Texas March 21 a potential all American fullback is now enrolled at the University of Iowa said Dick Hanley coach of the Haskell Indians The lad is Mayes McClain a one eighth Cherokee Indian who played with Hanleys Redskins two years ago Hanley says McClain is the greatest prospect he has ever seen He is 6 feet 2 and weighs 198 pounds He punts 40 yards places kicks well runs hard and carries the ball effectively in the open field He scored against Boston College and Crieghton He resembles a Texas Indian with yellowish red hair and blue eyes He had one year of varsity football under Manley at Haskell
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Iowa Ball Squad Begins Long Taif Iowa City Trip
Iowa City March 1. Coach Otto Vogel plans an eight day trip into Missouri and Mississippi with a 15 man squad for five games. Final selections include Eddie Pitin L W Salts Herbert Terry Gerald Hoben W Smith McNabb and others with second base still tentative. The trip marks the Hawkeyes second tour in as many years with stops in St Louis Oxford Clinton and Towryo and return by midweek.
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Pacific Coast League to ban resin in ball game play
The Pacific Coast League plans to ban the resin ball, with league directors set to decide. President Harry A. Williams says he prefers not to saddle umpires with added duties from resin regulations.
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