Connie Mack Predicts Strong Athletics Ahead
Connie Mack believes the Philadelphia Athletics will win the pennant this athletic year. The team shows strong defense, running attack, and depth with stars Cobb Wheat Collins Boley and veteran support ready to rise. The manager remains confident though past predictions fell short in 1925 and 1926.
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Borotra Poised to Regain Indoor Tennis Title
France's Jean Borotra reached his third straight final by defeating Y Kynaston of Rockville Center 6-1 6-1 in the semifinals. Borotra has not lost a set en route and aims to repeat his 1925 title as the strongest favorite.
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Stribling defeats Wiegand with a knockout
Stribling scores a knockout victory over Wiegand in a noted BUF Style boxing bout. The match drew attention for decisive final blows and strong momentum from Stribling throughout the contest.
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Cubs May Change Regulars
AP reports opening of the baseball season with Babe Ruth leading the Yankees to a 16 7 victory over the Braves in St. Petersburg. The Giants beat Jacksonville 8 5 while Frank Frisch and Tommy Thevenow bolster the Cardinals in spring training.
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Senators Rookies Impress As Injuries Open Roster
Washington rookies step up in practice games as regulars are sidelined by injuries. They plan to greet the Philadelphia Nationals at the Tampa camp Thursday. Philadelphia and Jack Scott negotiations continue with a cash bonus demanded for signing. Phillies fell to Buffalo Internationals 12 to 4 at Palmetto.
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Cobb Drives Athletics Past Internationals 2-1 Victory
Ty Cobb delivered the decisive punch with a ninth inning double after a 1-1 tie, lifting the Philadelphia Athletics to a 2-1 win over the Baltimore Internationals at Auburndale. The piece also notes Boston teams in Florida camps and Chicago action as the Cubs drift toward a label change amid team mixups.
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Money Back Rheumatism Relief Endorsed by Amarillo Druggists
Local pharmacists promote Allenrhu as a speedy rheumatism remedy with a money back guarantee. The ad claims rapid relief from persistent pain and swelling by correcting elimination and expelling toxins, promising noticeable results in two days.
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Mystery Car Sets A Record On Ocean Beach
Major H C D Segrave of Britain set an unofficial American one way straightaway record of 166.51 miles per hour for a mile at Ocean Beach speedway Daytona Beach Florida. Officials timed the test as patrols and cars delayed start. The trial ended after two runs when the car stuck in high gear and the tide began to cover the course.
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Mrs McIntyre backs Mayer in court as a “gentleman”
In New York Mrs Anna McIntyre testifies as a character witness for Walter B Mayer on trial for first degree murder of her daughter Shirley She kisses him in court calling him a gentleman Mayer says the girl rejected him for being too slow and that a pistol discharge was accidental. In Annapolis Md the court of appeals upholds $47 50 monthly separate maintenance for Mrs Clara May Wilson after a long agreement with her husband about privacy.
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Judge Says Parenting Requires Dignity Not Spanking
Justice Murphy declares a man who believes he must spank a daughter aged twenty has failed in parental duties. He fines Abraham Lincoln Eglington, an investment broker, fifty dollars or twelve dollars sixty cents per spanking. ST. Louis notes mirror the same argument.
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Plans of Retail Clothiers Group If Realized
A mid-19th century note criticizes barbers and clothing clerks urging stylish image campaigns. The National Association of Retail Clothiers is discussed as pursuing better advertising to attract customers and raise standards.
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National Association of Retail Clothiers
Couple Plead Not Guilty in Slaying Case
Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray appeared before Queens Supreme Court Justice Callaghan pleading not guilty to indictments charging the murder of Albert Snyder at the Queens Village home. Trial set for April 11. both remanded to jail without bail. Separate trial sought for Mrs Snyder by her counsel Hazleton.
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