Jamieson and Stephenson Show Way to Major League Hitters
Chicago early May report highlights J Riggs Stephenson leading NL batters with .442 after 13 games and Percy Lee Malone posting three wins in pitchers. Sammy Gray tops Browns with four straight wins and 9 earned runs in 37 innings as Philadelphia Athletics lead team batting at .326 while Washington tops fielding at .985. Foxx Goslin Simmons and others pace various categories with notable shifts across leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charilie Jamieson
Cleveland
Lan Brie
St. Louis
Marty McManus
Detroit
Bud Clancy
White Sox
Foxx
Philadelphia
Goslin
Washington
Simmons
Judge
Hale
Metzler
Gray
Sammy Gray
St. Lows Browns
Uhble
Hoyt
New York
Boston
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankees
Blue
Alexander
Fonseca
Malone
Stephenson
Hack Willson
Hughie Crita
Cincinnati
Bach
Frank Frisch
Rogers Hornsby
Kiki Cuyler
Delphege Bissonette
Brooklyn
Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh
Gart Walker
Hack Wilson
George Harper
Wlson
Jake Flowers
East Waterloo Orchestra to Represent Iowa in National Contest
East Waterloo's orchestra relinquished the Iowa Class A title to Abraham Lincoln High of Council Bluffs and will compete in the national high school orchestra contest in Town City on May 17 and 18 as Iowa's sole representative. Second place in the state contest would qualify East High for nationals. Abraham Lincoln cannot enter due to a Denver brass band contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althe East High
Lastight
Iowa
Abraham Lincoln High
Council Bluffs
Waterloo
Town City
East High
Denver
Colo
Fred J. Miller
Dene May
West High Boys’ Glee Club
Simpson and Elder Set For Columbus Relays Showdown
Columbus Ohio May 4 Delayed by storm outstanding events in the Ohio State relays were to be decided. George Simpson Ohio State and Jack Elder Notre Dame prepared for the 100 yard dash. Todiana Illinois and Ohio State were to clash in the four mile relay. Jack Keller Best High Columbus set a 1910 second 220 yard hurdle record. Brown Central High Columbus matched the mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Annarl
Ohio State
George Simpson
Jack Elder
Notre Dame
Simpson
Penn
Todiana
Ilnois
Jacek Keller
Best High
Onfa
Brown
Central High
Tutor Ball Team Defeats Central College Nine
Cedar Falls May 4. The Teachers opened their home baseball season with a 7 to 1 victory over Central College. Thomsen pitched for the Teachers and Brouwer for Central, with a big six-run sixth inning that broke the game open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central College
Cedar Falls
U.R
Central
Obrivern Thomsen
Brouwer
Duebroen
Thv
British Open Opens at Muirfield Links Monday
The British open championship launches May 6 at Muirfield with golfers from Britain, the United States, and other continents. Defending champs Hagen and Jones headline a field of about 50 pros and amateurs competing in two qualifying rounds then 72 holes of stroke play for the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gullane
Scotland
Nay
Muirfield Links
Jess Sweetser
Muirfield
Edinburgh-North Berwick
Firth of Forth
Fifeshire
British Isles
United States
South America
Australia
South Africa
Walt Hagen
Hagen
Bobby Jones
Jim Barnes
Jock Huntchison
Great Britain
Arch Compston
America
416 Tek Games On Today's Carl 416 Tek Games On Today's Carl
Chicago reports on a busy college hoops day with Northwestern and Illinois in action and nearby Big Ten matchups slated. The piece notes Urbana Illinois host sites and mentions Bloomingdale Chicago as part of the schedule while highlighting a potential upset scenario and standout players from several schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Chicago
Big Ten
Northwestern
Whyinty
Vay
Urbana
Northwestany’s
Fergest
Horsemen Strike at Aurora Track Ends in Compromise
Aurora Ti May 4 The Chicago spring racing season opening at the Aurora track was delayed by a horsemen's strike but settled today after a compromise. Both sides claimed victory as the strike ended abruptly yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Aurora Track
Rath Packing Team Opens Season With Hudson Nine Sunday
Rath Packing opens the 1929 season against the Hudson nine on Sunday. The Fath team, strengthened by new players, aims for a strong campaign in the City League. Early schedule shows key dates and venues including a May 12 game and a May 19 tilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rath Packing
Hudson
Rat Packing Company Baseball
Hudson Ladepennensis
Luda Ta Ambar
Itadsen Wesh
Gateway Classes Today to Mar
Fragmented OCR text describes a street race or athletic event with names like Tiragklis and World, mentioning a classic on Coan field and a trainer or steerer. Details are garbled but indicate a local athletics card and a guess at times or costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enis
Tov
Abin
Tadphe
Edith
Tly
Tiragklis
Grinnell Netmen Triumph in Dual Meet
Grinnell College tennis players defeated the Oklahoma Age team 4 2 in yesterday afternoons match. Geingelk and Mare won singles while Coggeshall and Jones edged out their doubles by taking the decisive point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Geingelk
Mare
Grinpe College
Afernoon
Oklahoma
Stockton of Angles
Stowe
Gles
Pal Coggeshall
Jones Tack
Grinnell Defeats Carleton In Dual Track Meet
Grinnell college track team defeated Carleton college from Northfield Minnesota 71/2 to 51/2. Taylor won the 160 yard dash and captured both the high and low hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Coinnell
Grin Neh Callege
Carleton Collage
North Neld
Minn
Taylor
Dakota Carnival Relays Open With New Records Set
Sioux Falls May 4 The seventh annual Dakota Relays opened with four new college marks and one high school record. Yankton’s Joe Mendel starred in sprints and relays and helped win two college relays. Weert Englemann set a new discus record at 1837 feet 8 1/2 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Joe Mendel
Yankton College
Weert Englemann
South Dakota State
Mendel
Yankton
South Dakota College Conference
Coe College
Davis
S. D
Morningside College
North Dakota Aggies
Blemingside
East and West High Track Teams Meet May 11
East High competes in a quadrangular meet at Independence with Oelwein Manchester and Independence. West High travels to Estherville for the high school relays on May 11. Coaches Midge Makeover and Tatph Sarff announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
West High
Independence
Estherville
East High
Kttfred
Snundhagen
Middleton
Cragy
Templeton
Lindsey
Stevenson
Mayhe
Moore
Waison
Wow
Gibeon
Mason City
West
Radio Schedule Fragments from 1930s Broadcasters
Readable parts list assorted 1930s radio programs and stations such as WEAF WABC WGN WJZ and others. Entries mention orchestra, ballet and drama hours, sports scores, weather, and talks with numerous show titles and performer names scattered through the page.
Sunday Radio Schedule full of musical and church programs
Radio listings for New York and Chicago stations reveal a day packed with church services sermons by Rev. Donald Chrey Barnhouas, orchestras led by Arthur Prier and famous Broadway acts, live tours, and a slate of sports and variety programs. Multiple stations and bands are noted with times ranging from 3:19 to later evening slots, including choirs, ballet and opera segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
New York
Asn
KMOK
WCCO
KMOX
Donald Chrey Barnhouas
Kmox Koil
Ben Selgiu
Alt Allen Stanley
WOWQ
Kmox Koil Weca
Bid West
WEAF
Bowen
Cledr Forern
Our Government
David Law
Ales Woy
Kaur
Rus—Champions Orchestra
Bag Bunday
Beth Parker
WOW
Ham Harman
MOI Wik
KDKA
Bageles
Seorcn—Wiz
Tairaian Muale
Plano
Earle Laros
Firemen’s Home Fires Rally The Fire-At-Home Club
Excitable Waterloo firefighters recount incidents when their own houses caught fire. Veterans like Captain Frank Lindsey and Ed Buehler join in the chaos, as Andrews' risky truck handling and a dramatic explosion at Central station spark laughter and backfire worries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Central
Tone
E. N. Andrews
Martin Burke
Central Station
Andrews
Howe
Burke
Waterloo
Hnally de
Ray Garrabrant
Franklins Street
Ray
Frank Lindsey
Cllbert
Ed Buehler
Buehler
Nob 14
Radio Station WEAF Schedule Snapshot 113 hrs 45 mins
A dense listing of WEAF and other stations with varied programs across days. Mentions include baseball, orchestras, choirs, news, church services, concerts, opera, and special features. Also lists sponsors and partner stations like WIZ, WMAQ, KDKA, KYW, and WKY with times and program titles. Contains numerous named ensembles, venues, and performers across cities such as Chicago, Minneapolis, and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WABC
New York
Temple of Air
Knox
KMBC
Woco
National Forum
Washington
United States Army Band
WMAQ
WEBM
WOWO
Weco
WEAF
API
Salon Singers
Direotion
George Diworth
WEAPF
Aildred Hunt
WOY
WWI
Weber Damrosch
WGY
Brestiway
B.A. Rolfe
WGN
Nica
Reece Weight
Pallack
Orch
WIZ
iAn
Pals Orchestra
KDA
KDHA
WLW
WBAL
Edvin Franka Goldman
KDKA
Pickard
Packard Lads
Wren
Wjz. Ee
Rbdka Wen Wage
D—Kew
Chicago
Anela Bob Waller
Brad
Finante
Chicago Concert Co
WGN Chicago
Ensemble
Radio Finerwalker
Finvin Plasencia
WEAP
Whitney
Prett and Sherman
ABC
Symphoent
Camera
WHO
Des Roines
National Gafety Council
Bankers Life Trio
General Electric
ada—American Tobacco Company
Wright Sisters
Archastra
Bankers Life West Onera
Uncle Henry
Kdka Worta
Chicago Bymph
WDAF
KYW
Church of Christ
Rosentiat
Felony Weavers
Chicago Stadio
MISA
Chiragr Fit
People's Church
Auld Sandy
el Comanche
Cincinnati
Mendelssohn
Sir
Paul
Clno
Celle Teachal
Minneapolis
WABCG
Minneapolis Symphony
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Capital Theatre
FGO
Erin Jevtick
Atwater Kent
Seudebaker
Aigs
Seth Darkers
Lew White
Organia
Ben Pollick
Hotel Ouner
WOC
Frances Papert
Hmchoirdsters
Orchcestra
Veet de Leuth
Gypsies Orchestra
Tag—Sousa
Empire Builders
Beattie
Grand Opera
Unela Jon
Pat
Hollywood
Kemox Koil
Boo Orenestea
Juin Sanderson
Frank Crumit
Romanger
WAVY
Uncle Bohowalter Wilsont
BDO
Danea Muse
Nighthawks
Radio Fisorwalker
Go—Weay
Punee
Wrst
AERA
Iyrooki
Boo—Tailoring Club Orchester Nido
Lido
W. L
Slo
Planiat
Hammne University
Atd—Rame
wNdo—Concert Orchestra
Ldg
Acoris
Romeo
Dick Lang
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Montgomery-Ward
Drake University
Moerry
Minasteols
Secience Pews
Waterloo Foundry Reopens To Expand Business
A year ago in Waterloo May 4 1928 Headford Bros and Mitehius Foundry Co announced plans to reopen the old Westfield avenue foundry building to add facilities for growing business. Henry C Dewitt 72 died in Back Hawk county after arriving town with an ox team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Headford Bros. & Mitehius Foundry Co
Westfield Avenue
Henry C. Dewitt
Back Hawk County
Lowis Alter
Waterloo
Winols Central
Germany
Two Baseball Games at Charles City Sunday
The Winheshirk Giants of Decorrahone and the Capitol City Giants of Des Moines will play a doubleheader at Lions field Sunday. Cannonball Becker and Hans Anderson will pitch for Decorah in the scheduled games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Carnier
Charlies City
Winheshirk Giants
Decorrhone
Capitol City Giants
Des Moines
Lions Field
Fred Taylor Flies Here From Chicago With Curtiss Shin
Fred Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. PF B Taylor of 57 Franklin Street, a Curtiss Aeronautical sales agent, landed at Chapman field in a Curtiss Robin cabin plane en route to St Paul. He stayed briefly with his parents before returning to Chicago with his daughter Charion. Taylor praised Chapmanfield as a fine airport and noted growing demand for airplanes, with Curtiss 22 orders behind supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Taylor
PF. B. Taylor
Franklin Street
Curtiss Aeronautical Corporation
Chapman Field
St. Paul
Minn
Taylor
Chicago
Charion
Senet Blotty Waterion
Leite Eens Mercial Fliers
Waterloo
Miller Flying Corporation
Chapmanfield
Cgurtiss Company
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Bob Smith
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Rube Goldberg
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Muirfeld Links
Prince
Wales
Walter Shagen
Archie Conmpston
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Regomos
Dakota
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Marquette University
Canada
Shairs
Luther
Decorah
Luther Cotlege
Dubuque University
Norsemen
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Cedar Rapids
U.P
Joe Rivers
Rapids
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University of Town
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Rivers
EN Lewis
Marky
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