Intercollegiate Spring Practice Scrimmages Might Aid Relations
Analysis by Lawrence Perny notes Navy and Maryland coaches favored ending drives before touchdowns to keep spring games as material tests rather than scoring battles. He recalls Annapolis scrimmage practice and compares to fall meetings by Pennsylvania and Swarthmore. The piece argues such games could build acquaintances and ease rivalries in college sports.
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Lawrence Perny
New York
Georgia
Lethorpe
Navy
University of Maryland
An- Repolis
Bill Ingram
Tly Byrd
Maryland
Hom
Pennsylvania
Swarthmore
Annapolis
Covlon Outpoints Cooney In Altoona Welterweight Bout
In Altoona Pennsylvania welterweight Dick Covlon outpointed Danney Cooney of Trenton over ten rounds last night. New York fighter Harry Ebbets scored a first round knockout against Bob Podder in a scheduled eight round bout. Joe Glick beat Petty Mack in Newark over ten rounds. Johnny Adams defeated Ace Hudkins in Los Angeles in a ten round lightweight bout.
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Altoona
Dick Covlon
Danney Cooney
Trenton
N. J
New York
Harry Ebbets
Freeport
N. Y
Bob Podder
Newark
Joe Glick
Petty Mack
Jersey City
Los Angeles
Johnny Adams
Ace Hudkins
Nebraska
Box Scores Continued From Page Ten
Philadelphia and Washington split in a low scoring drift with key plays. Coveleskie and Harriss each allowed five hits through four innings, Harris pitching four frames while Quinn held the line later. Dykes produced a three base hit in a losing effort as Philadelphia tallied one run on errors and steals.
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Harriss
Quinn
Washington
Toa Rice
Wisn
Harris
Myer
Lamar
Judge
Galloway
Bishop
French
Hauser
Coveleskie
Foster Sizes Up Tight AL Scrape for Title Run
The article discusses the championship chase in the NL American League race, noting uncertainty in leagues and junior teams. It suggests Cleveland could win the first series from Detroit but a Detroit reversal is possible, and Chicago versus St Louis may see alternating victories. Injuries and development may outweigh day to day skill in the Western AL race.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Sleeping sickness on the rise in Britain
Medical observers report a growing outbreak of sleeping sickness across Great Britain with about 5 000 cases in England and Wales and nearly 1 500 deaths in recent years.
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London
Great Britain
England
Wales
Reading of Shaw Appreciated by Audience
A substantial audience heard Prof. Genevieve Apgar read George Bernard Shaw’s Saint Joan in Ewing auditorium under the Community Drama league. The reading covered Joan’s trial and execution with vivid pathos, especially the executioner scene and epilogue, marking a strong debut for Miss Apgar with the league.
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Ludel Boden
Genevieve Apgar
George Bernard Shaw
Ewing Auditorium
Community Drama League
Miss Apgar
Shaw
Traffic accidents in Tokio exceed sixteen thousand
Police report shows over 16 000 traffic accidents in Tokio last year with more than 16 000 people killed or injured.
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Tokio
Three Appear in Court of Porter After River Wreck
Joseph Moody of Trimble township arraigned by Justice Porter after a wreck near Nelsonville cemetery on April 12 and fined ten dollars plus costs. Joe J. Galvin of Nelsonville, New York Coal civil engineer, arrested April 14 for parking on the highway near Beaumont. fined ten dollars and costs suspended. Lon Snider of Hockingport charged with bootlegging. arraigned before Porter and fined one hundred dollars and costs. A large still mash and other liquor-making paraphernalia were seized by Constable KE Mariner at arrest on April 13.
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Nelsonville
Joseph Moody
Trimble Township
Justice Peace
Carl Porter
Howard Gilson
Joe J. Galvin
New York Coal Company
Beaumont
Justice Porter
Lon Snider
Hockingport
Justice of Peace Porter
KE. C. Mariner
Theft charge dismissed against Clifford Martin in tire case
The case of Clifford Martin charged with stealing two truck tires from Ray Shafter was dismissed yesterday by the court. The dismissal ends the theft matter without a trial or conviction.
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Clifford Martin
Ray Shafter
Mayor Moore acquitted after arraignment on insufficient evidence
Martin faced arraignment on charges linked to Mayor Alex M. Moore but was found not guilty after a hearing held yesterday afternoon. The acquittal followed a plea of not guilty by Martin and the judge set no further action.
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Alex M. Moore
Martin
Long Sickness Ends in Death of Flora Stephenson
Miss Flora Stephenson aged 46 died at 6 last evening at 4 Hudson avenues after a long battle with tuberculosis. Funeral at 1:30 Friday in the Free Methodist church with burial at West Union street cemetery. She leaves her mother 81 and brother Frank F E Stephenson plus two sisters and two brothers.
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Flora Stephenson
Hudson Avenues
Free Methodist Church
Westo Union Street
Miss Stephenson
FE. Stephenson
George Stephenson
Pennsboro
W. Va
John Stephenson
Columbus
Austin Cone
Strouds Run
F. J. Hubler
Canaanville
Athens
Christopher Stephenson
Revival Evangelist Presses Timeless Questions
The Rev. Luther Van Hoose, an evangelist, asserts that the questions Where art Thou and What hast Thou done remain vital today as in ancient times during a local event. He frames enduring moral inquiry as central to contemporary life.
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Luther van Hoose
Fight Promoter Shot Down in Old Forge
Louis Pagnotti a 53 year old politician and fight promoter was shot today in Old Forge Pennsylvania while en route to Scranton to meet for a championship bout agreement with Jack Kearns and Mickey Walker. State police arrested Tony Veni puriello as the alleged shooter who police say killed a man in Scranton fifteen years ago and was pardoned later.
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Scranton
Jack Kearns
Mickey Walker
Louis Pagnotti
Old Forge
Beapital I
Tony Venipuriello
Sermon Tackles Judgment Day and Death
In a sermon last night Mr. Van Hoose warned that everyone must face judgment day and cannot escape death. He expressed pity and affection for the backslider.
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Mr. van Hoose
Cold Weather Postpones Yankees at Red Sox Game
Cold weather today forced a postponement of the Yankees at Red Sox game in Boston. The series stands even with each club having won a game.
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Boston
Yankees
Red Sox
Eskimos Favor Whale Meat Despite Whaling Debates
Some spiters catch fish while Eskimos are very fond of whale meat. The remark contrasts fishing practices with cultural preference for whale meat among Arctic communities.
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Porter
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