Favorites Win First Round Tournament Games
The Southeastern District tournament moved into its second day with favorites advancing. Pomeroy faces Logan at 8 pm, Washington D H meets Nelsonville at 9, and Wellston vs Athens closes the card at 10. New Lexington has a bye and will debut Friday night. Ironton beat Gallipolis 27 22 as McAfee and Holschuh led the offense.
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Pirates end Waner talks as camp opens in Florida
President William E. Benswanger announced no further negotiations with holdout Paul Waner. Gus Suhr agreed to terms via telegram from San Francisco and will report with the team Monday.
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William E. Benswanger
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Florida
Gus Suhr
San Francisco
New York Opens 56th ABC Bowling Tourney With Record Scores
The American Bowling Congress event began with Mayor LaGuardia bowling the first ball as teams posted high totals. Jersey City clubs led with 2800 plus marks, Paterson's 1059 single game stood out, and Utica’s Walter Miller led individual scores with 651 as Furcinito and Royals teammates chased prize money.
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Paterson
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Walter Miller
Utica
Furcinito
Francis Dowd
Royals
Illness News and Local Visitor Notes from Zaleski
Homer Robinson is ill with influenza and pneumonia at White Cross Hospital in Columbus. The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs. Elmer McKibben’s home and planned an Easter bake sale for Saturday morning March 27. The Reverend Thompson of Columbus preached at the M E Church Sunday night. Dorothy Vansky, at business college in Columbus, visited home over weekend. Ruth Cram visited relatives in Mineral last week. Mrs. Will Scott of Columbus stayed with Mr. and Mrs. James Dennis. Lola Trainer spent Saturday in Athens. Hazel and Lucile McKibben of Columbus visited family here. Margaret Webb, formerly at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens, returned home. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Blazer visited relatives in Roxabel. Mrs. Luther McKibben was in Athens Thursday.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
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Roxabel
Braddock Schmeling title bid dismissed by key parties
Max Schmeling offered 250000 to back Braddock for a Berlin defense next summer but Braddock, manager Jim Gould, Madison Square Garden, and the New York state boxing commission rejected the proposal. Braddock prefers Louis in Chicago, Garden seeks clarity on contract terms, and the athletic commission hints at possible vacancy if Braddock defends June 3. A separate note mentions pianist Sergei Rachmaninoff keeping hands warm on stage with an electric glove setup in Pasadena.
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Jimmy Braddock
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Braddock
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Sergei Rachmaninoff
Chinese envoy Ting Fu Tsiang's U S Oberlin ties noted
Ting Fu Tsiang, recently named Chinese Ambassador to Russia, is an Oberlin College alumnus class of 1918 who later earned a PhD at Columbia and taught at a Chinese university before joining Nanking government service. The War Department bans army musicians from civilian orchestras affecting Hawaii's sole symphony ensemble.
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Russia
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Honolulu
War Department
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Hawaiian Symphony Orchestra
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