Ambiguous sports collage hints at 1920s figures and events
Fragmentary notes reference Connie Mack camp, Davis Cup, Eddie Casey, Joe Bach, and baseball football links. Mentions Gotham restaurant, Peates trades, spring training, and a stray line about a horse being killed in England. Overall, unclear sequence and many garbled names.
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Ama
Indiana Univers
Connie Mack
Dick Hanley
Eddie Casey
Joe Bach Gach
Gotham
Casey Cubs
Peates
Opring
Rey
Bergane
Thal
England
Sectional basketball tournament set for Logan High
Five schools attended the Sunday meeting as drawings determined pairings for the Class B sectional at Logan High Auditorium. Eleven teams compete Thursday to Saturday with first round games at 7 7:50 and 8 40 pm. Byes include Stewart Buckskin Hamden Glouster and Murray City.
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Fred B. Burchfield
John Longley
G.E. Carr
Hamden
Vinton
Buckskin
Ross
Junction City
Perry
Murray City
Hocking
Stewart
Athens
Mrs. Jessie Denney Taken by Death at 36
Mrs. Jessie Denney 36 wife of Stanford Denney died at her home near Wesley Chapel Eno Saturday of cancer. Survived by twin daughters Leola and Leone two brothers and two sisters Homer Thaxton Mrs Mae Hansher and Mrs Vallee Chaplin all of Columbus and Cecil Thaxton of Bremen and husband. Funeral services conducted at Ene Monday afternoon by Rev Lester Seel with burial at Pine Grove.
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Gallipolis
Jessie Denney
Stanford Denney
Wesley Chap#1
Eno
Leola
Leone
Homer Thaxton
Mae Hansher
Vallee Chaplin
Columbus
Cecil Thaxton
Bremen
Ene
Lester Seel
Pine Grove
Laffoon Tops Golfing Heap
New York report notes Ky Laffoon of Denver and Henry Pickard of Hershey Pa leading touring pros in winter scoring. Both average 71 12-18 per round over 26 rounds, with Harold Jug McSpaden close behind at 72 over 22 rounds. Hagen near top with 72 23-26 over 26 rounds and MacDonald Smith impresses in limited play.
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New York
Ky Laffoon
Denver
Henry Pickard
Hershey
Laffoon
Pennsylvania
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Kansas City
Walter Hagen
Morton Smith
Chicago
MacDonald Smith
Pickara
Grade School Cage Tourney Under Way
The city grade school tournament featuring East Side West Side Central Rufus Putnam and Mechanicsburg began Saturday with results: Mechanicsburg A 5 West Side A 3 Rufus Putnam A 14 Central A 2 Mechanicsburg B 6 East Side B 5 West Side B 2 Central B 39 The Central girls lost to West Side and East Side girls won by forfeit. Games continue Tuesday and Thursday with finals Saturday morning.
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East Side
West Side
Central
Rufus Putnam
Mechanicsburg
Massie Infant Dies in Gallia County
Funeral services were held for one year old Robert Linas Massie at Okey near Ledta with ministers present. Burial followed at the same locality. The child was the son of Mr and Mrs Linas Massie and died from sarcoma.
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Gallipolis
Robert Linas Massie
Okey
Ledta
Weatherby
Ray Beegle
Linas Massie
Badgers Face Purdue Tonight For Big Ten Title
Wisconsin aims for a clear Big Ten crown with a win over Purdue in Lafayette. A victory could give Harold Bud Foster a first season championship and Wisconsin its first undisputed title since 1918, while a Purdue win keeps open a three way race depending on Illinois and Michigan results.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Purdue
Lafayette
Ind
Badgers
Harold
Bud) Foster
Ilinois
Michigan
Northwestern
Boilermakers
Illinois
Minnesota
Indiana
Ohio State
Iowa
Iowa City
Notre Dame
South Bend
Twenty Grand to Race in England for Two Years
Kentucky derby record holder Twenty Grand, a seven year old thoroughbred owned by Mrs. Payne Whitney, will be shipped to England on March 8. He will be placed with Capt. Cecil Boyd-Rochefort to campaign against England's top handicap horses for two years, with a possible entry to the older horse classics if nominated later.
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Lexington
England
Payne Whitney
Cecil Boyd-Rochefort
Training Camp Gossip From Florida Spring Sessions
Multiple teams report spring training activity from Florida sites. Players like Paul Dean pursue 1935 St Louis Cardinal deals while Casey Stengel and Frank Frisch assess youngsters. Talks cover salaries and potential pitchers including Watson Clark and Dick Bartell with key contract expectations.
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Memphis
Tenn
Babe Ruth
Paul Dean
Bradenton
Fla
St. Louis Cardinal
Babe
Boston Braves
Paul
Tampa
Cincinnati Reds
Chuck Dressen
West Palm Beach
St. Louis Browns
Oscar Melflo
St. Louis Cardinals
Frankie Frisch
Orlando
Brooklyn
William Watson Clark
Casey Stengel
Clark
Dodgers
ST. Petersburg
Yankees
Russell van Atta
Home Office
Johnny Allen
Farle Combs
Dixie Walker
Miami Beach
Dick Bartell
Bartell
Phillies
Bil Terry
California
Union 648 to Meet at Greene Run High School
Local Union No of U M W of A will convene in the Greene Run High School auditorium on Saturday at 1 o clock. Several local matters of importance will be considered. Freshmen at Pennsylvania State College must take swimming as part of their study.
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Glouster
Greene Run High School
Pennsylvania State College
Haarlow Extends Big Ten Lead With 156 Points
Chicago star Bill Haarlow sits on 156 points in the Big Ten race as he eyes the season scoring title. He did not score Saturday but could reach a 10th straight made foul shot. Purdue’s Bob Kessler can overtake Haarlow with 26 points in two remaining games against Wisconsin and Northwestern.
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Bill Haarlow
Chicago
Wisconsin
Bob Kessler
Purdue
Haarlow
Northwestern
Haakow
Kessler
Whitlinger
Ohio
Barko
Iowa
Senators urged to back Cartwright-Hayden road grants bill
Columbus Ohio Senate members Vic Donahey and Robert J Bulkiey were asked by the Ohio Highway Users Association to support the Cartwright Hayden bill providing federal grants to states for road construction.
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Columbus
Vic Donahey
Robert J. Bulkiey
Cartwright-Hayden
Ohio Highway Users Association
Campbell Will Wait For Safer Beach Conditions
Sir Malcolm Campbell will not attempt further record runs on Daytona Beach until conditions improve. After a near miss at 270 mph, the driver stated the Blue Bird will stay in the garage today or longer to avoid wind damage and strap failure, awaiting safer beach conditions.
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Campbell
Edward J. Neil
Daytona Beach
Fra
Prince of Speed
Daytona’s
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Malcolm
Anne of Green Gables Brings Gaiety to Majestic Screen
The Anne of Green Gables film at the Majestic captures the novel’s whimsy and heart with Anne Shirley and Tom Brown leading a strong cast. George Nicholls Jr directs as the adaptation, praised for its charm and relatable emotion, matching classics like Little Women.
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Majestic Screen
RKO Radio
Mark Twain
Alice
L. M. Montgomery
George Nicholls, Jr
Anne Shirley
Tom Brown
Co. P. Heggie
Helen Westley
Sara Haden
Gilbert Blythe
Anne
O. P. Heggie
Aurela
Matthew
Martha Cuthbert
Prevention cuts malaria cases in Panama
Preventive treatment in Panama reduced malaria sufferers from 42 of 190 to 8 of 109, showing a major drop in new cases and improved health outcomes.
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Panama
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