Cubs Boss Thinks Psychology Aids Baseball
Chicago, May 29. Joseph C. McCarthy is seen as a rising big league manager guiding the Chicago Cubs with a focus on psychology. He emphasizes handling men with grace after errors and believes private coaching prevents repeat blunders, contrasting him with other famed players turned managers.
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Joseph C. McCarthy
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American Association
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John Evers
Jimmy Callahan
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Joe McCarthy
Friction Among Olympic Contests Leaders Looms Over Paris Meeting
Paris May 29 The future of the Olympic games will be decided in July at a meeting of the International Sporting Federations. Reports say federations will push for representation in planning the Amsterdam games. The Lisbon May meeting set the stage for a rupture with the IOC, with tennis and rowing already threatening to boycott without federation participation. Olympic officials anticipate a last minute amicable solution.
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Paris
INS
International Olympic Committee
International Olympic
Lisbon
Olympic Committee
Women Only Golf Courses Favored By Time
Chicago May 23 The push for women only golf courses grows nationwide as clubs limit female play to ease crowds. The US Golf Association notes a problem with crowded weekend tees. Queens Valley Long Island and Old Elm Club Chicago cited five day limits amid gendered play debates.
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Chicago
U.S. Golf Association
Queens Valley
Long Island
Old Him Club
Star Girl Athlete and Brilliant Student in Pasadena
Elizabeth Nelson of Southern California is noted as a standout girl athlete and top student. She holds the A world record for women in the 220 yard dash and was selected valedictorian of Pasadena high school class of 1926, planning to graduate in June. over three years, she earned A grades in all subjects.
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Cal
Elizabeth Nelson
Southern California
Nelson
Elizabeth
Yesterday's homeruns and league totals misshapen recap
A garbled sports snippet lists homerun items and league totals with scattered names. It references teams such as Philadelphia Detroit St. Louis and New York with numbers like 16 and 7, but OCR errors obscure full details. The piece notes individual leaders in both American and National leagues despite damaged text.
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Grimm
Chieago We
Cele Odatt
Chicago
Coctane
Philadelphia
Haallmann
Detroit
Rice
St. Louis
Bee
Luth
New York
L. Bell
Armley
Radio Programs Tonight and Sunday Night Listings
Readable fragments list a dense set of radio programs across stations in Chicago, Davenport, Omaha, Des Moines, and New York. Mentions include concerts, orchestras, services, theatre, dance, and church programs with numerous call letters and locations.
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Omaha
Tabernacle
Chicago
Ames
Des Moines
Doverpar
Orchestra
WOC
Sun
Eve
Club
Newport
WRZ
Springfield
WEY
Schenectady
WGN
New York
Cleveland
WEAF
Atwater Kent
WSAL
WCCO
WFAA
Dallas
Pontiac
Stusig
Shenandoah
RCA
Denver
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Muale
Mucic
Beaumient
Christian Church
RPRC
Ffouston
Zion
Ghurell of Christ
Music Room
Kansas City
Davenport
Ats
WBZ
ASG P.E
KRYW
WENR
Los Angeles
Ensemo
KTNS
Hot Springs
Ausic
WOAW
Independence
KPRC
Houston
Span
Fort Worth
Miss-St. Paul
WSUI
Iowa City
KFI
Nutty Alud
Kansay City
Des Loines
WSUE
Iowa
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Progratm
WOX
Detroit
WEAY
A & PL
Vusics
WGY
Schenecardy
WJAZ
Reading
WLW
WOS
Jefferson Cltr
Des. Moines
WMC
Memphis
Nansan Chy
Orchestre
New Yorks Opera
Mal Aise Wcae
Buffalo
Readec
Ponting
New York Mooreland
Ul. Leclure
Jefferson
Alks
WSE
Athiata
Wwsuui
Lowally
WTSM
Riis
Wsar
New Yy Orchestra
Hastings
RMA
Grady
KTMS
CTA
Mils
St. Paul
WSOTR
Orleans
Muse
KRGO
Oakland
Hiueational
Wsat
WSM
Nashville
ERO
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Avanta
Fidel La Barba Diopl Erges Fans
Los Angeles May 29. Fidel La Barba world flyweight champion will defend his title this summer. Southern California fans and the State boxing commission weary of his reluctance to fight for the title since winning from Wrankie Genaro last August. All bouts since then have been no decision in the 112 pound class. La Barba drew cheers in a recent bout with Emil Paluso of Salt Lake City and New York, though his popularity has suffered from neuritis. His probable successor to the title is Newsboy Brown of New York City, whose manager Len Flynn has posted a 132,590 binder for the challenge.
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Los Angeles
Cal
INS
Fidel la Barba
Calfornia
State Boxing Commission
la Barba
Wrank
Ie Genaro
Fidel
Barta
Emil Paluso
Salt Lake City
New York
Ia Barba
Newsboy Brown
New York City
Len Flynn
Paluso
J Guardian Ancel
Flynn
California State Commission Action Cited Inbarha Involvement
A fragment notes the California state commission involvement and La Barha being required to act upon it, indicating ongoing official proceedings with named parties referenced in brief.
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California State Commission
la Barha
I Gardner and Evans Will Not Take Part in Big Golf Tourney
Chicago May 29 The rosters for the western open at Calumet country club June 14 lack leading Chicago amateurs Robert Gardner and Chick Evans who are in England with the U S Walker Cup team. Their absence leaves Windy City golf fans to rely on local professionals to uphold the city's prestige in the event.
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Evans
Chicago
Rolfers
Calumet Country Club
Robert Gardner
Chick" Evans
England
Windy City Golfdam
Evans and Gardner
Cornell College Third in Midwest Conference Meet
Carleton College of Northfield Minnesota won the sixth annual Midwest conference track and field meet with 36 points. Knox Goileze placed close second with 34 points, Cornell finished third with 27 points as five new Midwest records were set. Meyers of Ripon set the dash mark and Buragy of Carleton broke the low hurdle, Dallagher of Carleton the high hurdle, plus four men tied the high jump mark.
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Carleton College of
Northfield
Minn
Knox Goileze
Cornell
Midwest
Meyers
Ripon
Buragy
Carleton
Dallagher
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Pioneer National Bank Named Amid Endorsements
Water I no business leaders and bankers from several cities back the name change from Leavitt & Johnson National Bank to Pioneer National Bank. They cite clarity, representation of bank policy, and historic stability as reasons, noting pioneers’ legacy and long community involvement.
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Pioneer Wa Honal Bank
Kavitt & Johnson National Bank
Paul Davis
Paul Davis Drygoods _ compiany—l
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Pioneer National Bak
Cohen
Darvidsons
Pioneer National Bank
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Clark
Tonal Hank
Q. Fh. Sweeney
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A. H. Head
John Deere Tractor Company
Memorial Day Observed in La Porte City
Memorial Day activities in La Porte City include a mayoral assembly on Main Street, decoration of waterworks, a short talk by Rev. D W Morgan, a parade to the cemetery with firing, taps, and a luncheon at the auditorium where Rev S W Williams will speak. Graves of veterans will be decorated and a service at the soldiers monument will close the day.
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Phe -Canumidae
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Main Street
Watera
D. Ww. Morgan
Main
Flower
Wl R. Ch
5.W. Williams
Watertoo
Best Cigar You've Smoked in Fifteen Years
A promotional line extols a new cigar as mild yet full flavored with Havana notes. It describes a mellow, soothing profile using a Java wrapper and Havana flavor, claiming smokers will enjoy its aroma without overpowering strength.
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Havana
Industry booms while farm crop prices decline
Washington May 29. Industry profits rise amid broader prosperity as Hoover reports higher coal and Beehive coke output. Building boom continues with larger awards and wider merchandise distribution. Jardine notes farmers gained 39 percent vs prewar but earn 7 percent less than last May. Prices of agricultural commodities fell about 1 percent. weather remains unsettled in many areas.
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Washington, DC
Hoover
Jardine
Sumner Couple's January Marriage Announced
Announcement from Sumner indicates Miss Thelma Franklin of Sumner and Albert Koch of Tripolis married in Minneapolis on January 3. Mrs Koch resumed teaching after the term ended. the couple plan to live on a farm near town. Des Moines observance closes with a monument dedication for 2638 children who died in accidents.
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Minneapolis
Thelma
Franklin
Maude Franklin’ Kiefer
Albert Koch
Adolph Koch
Tripolis
Koch
Des’ Moines
Des Moines
Capitol
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Cornell College
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Indorse
J. H. Hogan
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George &. Malcolm
Drovers’ National Bank
Leavitt & Jacknson
Planeer National Bank
Charles Thomas
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Teva McChane
Waterloo Evening Courier
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Webster
Roy
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Roberts Lake Hotel and Resort
Faribault, Minnesota
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Faribault
Electric Park
Ralph Alexander
Wantakie
George Bourland
Harry Olson
Marshalltown
Blondy Geis
Airy Mack
Aleadire
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