Hawkeyes Seek Repeat Indoors Title at Outdoor Meet
Iowa seeks to defend the indoor track and field crown as the 1929 outdoor season nears. Ed Gordon leads a strong jumping corps with Farrah Gilchrist Canby and others backing a hopeful team in jumps and throws. Veterans Stevenson Baird Gunn Saling head a potent mid distance and sprint lineup as Northwestern and Minnesota loom in the upcoming Northwestern meet.
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Courier Special Repulee Tews
City
University of Town
Evanston
Hawkeyes
Illinois
Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsin
Gordon
Mike Farrah
John Gilchrist
Charles Forwald
Fred Geneva
Joe Gunn
George Saling
Ralph Stamals
Stevenson
Baird
Thomas
Ferguson
Depping
Browns Bump Indians to Second as Champs Slip
In St Louis, Dan Howley's Browns beat Cleveland 7 to 1 to climb into second in the American League as the Yankees drop to third after a loss to the Red Sox. Box score details show strong hitting and varied pitching for both clubs.
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Bt. Louis
Dan Howley
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Yankees
Red Sox
Jamieson
Fonseca
Averill
J. Benett
Fay
Myatt
Tavener
Lind
Odo
Mina
Ferrel
St. Louis
Blut
McGowan
Manush
Schulte
Kress
O'Rourke
Melillo
Arladaae Behang
Ogden
Sehulte
Schang
Fonrgen
Melille
J. Sewell
Wits
Aver
Sewell
Collins
Kamer
Strick
Miljus
Perril
Blasholder
Collings
Innnings
Holloway
Gating
Ferrall
Blueholder
Blne- Nolder
Ferrell
Arninlres
Mortarity
Hidenand
Cithrie
Time
Pioneer Tennis Flash Favorite in College Meet
Chicago May 18 Harris Coggeshall of Grinnell college was favored to win the Central Intercollegiate singles title. He would meet Tom Markey of Notre Dame in the final after Coggeshall beat Tom Wilson of Butler in the semi finals and Markey advanced by defeating Frank Brody of Drake. In doubles Coggeshall and Stowe faced Markey and Griffen while Everett and Brody met Reid and Berghoimi of Northwestern.
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Chicago
Harris Coggeshall
Grinnell College
Coggeshall
Tom Markey
Notre Dame
Tom Wilson
Butler
Markey
Frank Brody
Drake
Stowe
Griffen
Everett
Brody
Reid
Berghoimi
Northwestern
Joe Turnesa Captures Yorkshire Evening News Golf Title
Joe Turnesa, New York pro, won the Yorkshire Evening News tournament at Moortown, England, defeating Herbert Jolly in an extra hole after Turnesa won three straight holes to force a playoff. It marked the first American victory in the event since its inception seven years ago.
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Moortown
England
Joe Turnesa
New York
Yorkshire Evening News
Herbert Jolly
Tne
Joe McCarthy Leads Chicago Cuis Home After Eastern Tour
Joe McCarthy, boss of the Chicago Cuis, returns to Chicago for a long stay after a successful eastern invasion recording 10 victories and six defeats. The team resumes duties at the north site, aiming to build on recent results.
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Joe McCarthy
Chicago Cuis
Chicago
Jamieson Still Tops Batting For Junior Loop Honors
Chicago May 18 A week low in batting averages saw Charlie Jamieson hold sole top spot with a .395 mark while Bid Kamm surged to .387 and Lou Gehrig fell to tenth. Detroit led team batting at .326 as George Uhle earned six straight wins, and Senators claimed fielding leadership with a .979 mark alongside St Louis.
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Chicago
Charlie Jamieson
Cleveland
Jamieson
Lou Gehrig
Bid Kamm
White Sox
Gehringer
Detroit
Clancy
Poxx
Athletics
Grouse
McManus
Cochrane
Fonseca
Gehrig
New York
Tigers
Tiger
Philadelphia
A's
George Uhle
Tigerace
Uhle
Watte Hoyt
Garland Braxton
Washington
Nots
Senators
St. Lows
Bi Louis
East
Averill
R. Johnson
Alexander
Line of Drive in Golf and Hitting Tips
A vintage golf guidance piece explains lining up the ball with the target line through the fairway and cup, stressing mental visualization and a straight clubhead path. It includes a call for a free putting leaflet and lists baseball-like stats and players in a separate clipping.
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Straka
Harry Cooper
Athletics Trim Senators Despite Fine Hadley Work
In Washington yesterday the Athletics defeated the Senators 4 to 1 behind Hadley. Grove held the Senators hitless until the ninth while being erratic. Muddy Ruel delivered the only extra base hit with a double as Philadelphia built a lead early and coasted to the win. West Union notes a student with perfect attendance graduating May 28.
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Washington
D. C
Hadley
Athletics
Senators
Grove
Altho
Muddy Ruel
Philadelphia
Bishop
Hans
Bluege
Judge
Ogoaign Cronin
Ruel
Barnes
Oaganah West
Tate
Murberry
Gooch
Stewar
Bruege
Ruelatolen
West
Foxx
Miller
Groslin
Am Wadley
Muarberry
Wadley
Marberry
Nailin
Olneen
Central Time Radio Schedule Highlights for Saturday
A dense listing of programs across stations WMAQ WEAF WMMS and more includes Derby coverage Temple of Air musical programs National Forum Walter Damrosch Orchestra Rita Gould and Pallack’s Orchestra. Entries note multiple stations sharing musical talks safety series and dance programs with varied hours and guests across Chicago New York Des Moines and beyond.
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New York—sqn
Kentucky
WMAQ
Hiiox Koil
Temple of Air
Kmox Kom
WMAG
National Forum
Washington
Geo. Olsen
WBBM
KMOX
WCCO
WEAF
New York
WDAF
KYW
Mme
Schuornnsa Helnk
WGE
Lew White
Mildred Hunt
WGY
Walter Damrosch Symphony
WGOY
B.do-Tynes
Broadwaay
B. A. Ralfe
WDAP
Rita Gould
Pallack
Wdaf Wey
Judy Vallee
T Hr.j
KSD
WAIZ
Zan
Julius Klein
Kdka Kwk
Edwin Franko Goldman
Kdkaiwlw Kyw
Fackard
WSM
Pickard
Bongs
WSM Wir
KDKA
Waz
Atusic
AIGI
WGN
Chicago
Flavio Plasencia
Bom
Knights of the Bath
Pratt and Sherman
Peature
Amos
Northwest Tabernacla
Lay
WLW
Cincinnati
WJZ
Jack
Gene Mansfinid
Lee
Organiz
Gene
Wceco Mindenputis
Board of Education
Des Moines
Rocking Chair Orchestra
General Electric Co
Park Central Hotel
Hunkers Liteight Opera
Sunday Radio Schedule Mix of Music and Theatre Programs
Broadcast lineup lists Cathedral Hour, Sermon by Donald Grey Barnhouse, theatre of the air with Wendell Hill, Arthur Pryor concert, plus Russian Musicians, Twilight Voices, The Continentals, songalogue with Dr. Sigmund Spath, Daneball Beotes, Our Government segment, Transit Sketches, Champions Orchestra, and a Sunday concert featuring Herman Russian Choir and Persians, across multiple stations including WOWO KMOX KOIL WABO and others.
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WABC
New York
Aona
WOWO
Kmox Koil Weco
Toy
Donald Grey Barehouse
Philadelphia
Waadc
Enmgx Kath
Kmon Kotl
Hen Selvin
WABO
Kmox Kolb
Theatre of the Air
Wendell Hill
KMOX
Aarthur Pryor
Sigmund Spatth
Mole
Daneball Beotes
Major Rowe
Dave Achouler
Our Government
Vid Lawrence
Max Bloch
Aleo Koka
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight 1940s Programs and Stations
A dense list of radio programming across many stations notes concerts, orchestras, dance bands, and variety acts. Highlights include John Frank Sousa’s Band with Marjorie Moody, Empire Builders history sketch, and orchestral hours on WEAF and WLS. Multiple stations share lineups with WGY KYW WOW WDAF and others, detailing 5:00 to 10:00 p.m. broadcasts, news, and special features across Chicago, Minneapolis, Newark, and Denver networks.
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AVLI
WEAF
New York
Vaughn de Letth
WGY
KYW
Gynstles Orchestra
WDAF
John Frmp Sousa
Marjorie Moody
WGN Woo
Empire Builders
Northwest
Rowen Opers
Wwgey
WWE
Phil Spitalns
WNC
International Federation of %Oyaicians
Denver
WOAT
Roxy and His Gang
Roxy
EKDKA
WLS
Kdka Kyw
KDKA
WLW
Wiz
Lee Kemp
Lumber
Ludwig Laurier
KOKA
ATLZ
WOR
Newark
Uncle Dean
WADO
KMBC
KMOX
North A
Africa
WADOG
WMAQ
KOI
Henry Burbig
KOIL
Weco
Uncle Jor
Pat
Hollywood
WADC
WGL
Alan
Ming
Sali
KVW Chlcarc
Bob
Walter Wilsout
Glee Club
Wie
Danen
WGN Chicago
Hawks
WEAP
Pragean
Ghicago—Orn
Bray
Amics
Dand
Sylvia P
Recrinis
Cincinnati
Kyrack
W. Led Woothry
WCCO
Minneapolis
Mercy Antastress
Muate
Dubuque County
Law Rises Size Of Fish Required To Be Replaced
Changes in fish and game laws alter minimum sizes for kept fish and licenses for landowners’ employees. Black bass now must be 14 inches. pike and pickerel 14 inches. catfish 12 inches. trout crappie eight inches. perch rock and bass include seven inches. sunfish four inches. Aggregate catch limits tightened to 15 with eight bass or pike. bull heads set at 25. Anglers must always accompany their lines. Northern zone dates Dec 1 to May 14 for general game fish and extended dates for bass crappie bluegill sunfish. Waterloo area in northern zone. LUTHER NINE LOSES.
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General Assembly
Wov
Waterloo
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Pioneer Tennis Flash
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WEY Wir
Kdka Hyw
Uncle Henry's Magazine
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Til
Tone Pictures
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Peoples' Church
Auld Sandy Orchestra
Amos Andy
WLIW
Bils
Capriol Theatre
Ernn Diettick
Alwater Kent
Atudebaker
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Russian Cathedral Choir
Bankers Life Little Symphony
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