Boys Club Edges Wild Cats In City Basketball Clash
The Boys Club team beat the Wild Cats in a tense citywide tournament game with rough play and heavy fouling. Key scorers Johnston Crowell and Ward led the club to twenty one points in the first half while Ward later left with a foul trouble, Nye from the Wild Cats contributed thirteen points in the second half, but the club held on for the win.
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Wild Cats
Douthat
Johnston
Crowell
Ward
Nye
Will Cata
Alelg
Referee-Hiotby Snead Pirates and Yannigans Tie
Paso Robles Calif Mar 10 The Pirates tied the Yannigans 18 to 18 after nine innings when McKechnie ended the game Critics note Joe Cronin on third with two out as Meadows allowed a hard hit over the plate Cronin scored the tying run Brown and Koupal started the game as promising rookies Brown pitched four innings and Koupal five Richardson relieved later in the contest
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Paso Robles
Calif
Pirate
Yannigans
Bill McKechnie
Joe Cronin
Lee Meadows
Yuna
Azul
Padi | Joore
Cronin
Joe Brown
Louis Koupal
Hegarded
Ranke
Brown
Yana
Meadows
Koupal
James Richardson
Ogme
South Carolina
Vw Lle
Macadam Girls and Boys Triumph Over Princeton Juniors
Macadam girls defeated East Princeton J H S girls Friday afternoon with Barger and Bowling as top scorers. Barger scored eleven field goals in the second half and Iscel Rowling added eleven. Macadam boys beat Hawt Princeton Junior High 48 to 16 on their court as Barlow led with 21 points and Burgess followed with 9.
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East Princeton
Misses Barger
Bowlng
Miss Barger
Iscel Rowling
Princeton
Wall
Barlow
Burgess
Him
Cloge
New York Names Nemy De Forest Match Maker
The article notes Nemy De Forest is named match maker in New York with recurring mentions of Jimimy Pe taveal and boxing figures like Jack Demp er. A stadium plan is described to seat over 40 000 spectators, highlighting a major boxing event setup.
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Nmmy DE Forest
NewVork
Jimimy Petaveal
Jack Demper
Rangel Jirpo
Toobbrer
Poate
Perereee
Fen Wes Teenie
York
No Effort Escape Just Legal Claim
New York March 10 Charges before the special senate committee investigating the Internal Revenue show United States Steel Corporation accepted about 56 million dollars as a deduction for non taxed income from investments and production facilities. Chairman Elbert H Gary says the amortization rules set the amount and the company will not evade due process or seek improper allowances. The statement emphasizes accuracy in returns and adherence to statute and government rules.
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New York
Mar
Senate
Internal Revenue
United States Steel Corporation
Elbert H. Gary
Internal Revenue Department
Govrnment Mever
Émanuel
Explosion Shatters Windows in North Moundaville
An explosion of eighteen keg blasting powder and three cases of dynamite in a small frame shed near the Richland Marshall Coal Company plant shattered windows in three factories and many homes in North Moundaville. The blast, heard in Wheeling eight miles away, caused a panic but caused no injuries. A fire of mysterious origin was found in the shed minutes before the detonation and all employees had been warned away.
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Moundaville
W. Va
Richland- Marshall Coal ‘Company
Chaplin's Mother to Live in Vancouver
Hollywood, Mar 10. Charles Chaplin's studio issued a statement that his mother Mrs Hannah Chaplin must leave the United States by March 26 under immigration rules and would probably settle in Vancouver British Columbia. Mrs Chaplin came to the U.S. three years ago after suffering nerve shock from German air raids on London.
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Hollywood
Cailf
Mar
Charles Chaplin
Hannah Chaplin
United States
Autthorities
Vancouver
B.C
California Baseball Team Sets Eastward Tour
California University baseball announces a June eastward tour with games set against Fordham University on June 8 and the University of Pennsylvania on June 11. Negotiations are underway for matchups with Yale Harvard and other leading universities.
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Derkeley
Calif
Mir
University of California
Fordham University
University of Pennaylvania
Yaio
Harvard
Fifteen Physicians Rule Wren Insane in Ohio Case
In Peltefontaine Ohio on March 40 Har ry Wren and his brother Tey fled a theft for days. Deputies tracked them and Wren was captured after a bagh battle. Fifteen physicians declared him insane and he was committed to Dayton state hospital by Probate Judge J Ni af.
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Peltefontaine
Ohio
Harry Wren
Tey Wren
Ray Han Bagh
Dayton Atate
J. Ni
Baseball's training camp nostalgia and fashion drift
A reflective look at early 20th century ball players and training camps as nostalgic figures. The piece contrasts old time routines from March to April with modern fashion driven training, noting faded traditions, wardrobe norms, and the cultural shift toward glossy publication influence on sports. It references players and styles from 1908 era and Vanity Fair fashion, lamenting the loss of rugged baseball lore.
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Hokum
Tong Island
Candle Like Light Hid Under a Bushel School
A historic plea urges opening a park between Mercer Street and Straley Avenue to reveal Princeton’s great school building hidden behind frame tenements. Citizens seek funding from city, board of education, and private subscriptions to acquire land for a playground and campus.
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Mercer Street
Straley Avenue
Wasid E
Board of Education
Business Men’s Club
Princeton
Board of Éducation
Princaton
No Action Yet To Force Answer From Dempsey
New York reports word from Jack Dempsey or his manager Sack Kearns about challenges from Harry, Willy, and Tommy Gibbone. The state athletic commission delays action until the 15 day deadline to answer expires. Tiger Flowers’ manager Walk Nilley is suspended for missing a summons. George Brower did not attend the hearing, sending congratulations to James Farley, with assurance to follow Friday.
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New York
Jack Cempaey
Sack Kearnd
State Athletic Commission
Harry
Willy
Tommy Gibboya
Ghairmar
James A. Farley
Walk Nilley
Tiger Flowers
Commission
Anawer
Toa
Hig
Miller
Sanons
Savas
George Rh. Brower
Chatman Farsley
Asaurane ‘Woul
No-Hit Games vs Long Runs Stand as Sporting Feats
The article weighs whether a perfect no-hit baseball game or a long football touchdown rivals other feats in sport. It cites a 18.2 balkline billiards world championship run of 400 from the spot by Jake Schaefer and compares mental versus physical demands. It concludes the question is debatable and not suited for final judgment.
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Beauful
Goa
Jake Schaefer
Willie Hoppe
Mrnch Tlagenjacher
Hoppe
Schaefer
Welker Cochran
Yellow Jackets Triumph Over St Panthere in Hockey Win
Pittsburg Yellow Jackets remained in the hunt for first place in the Western division of the United States Amateur Hockey Association by defeating St Panthere 4 to 0 tonight. The win keeps Pittsburg in strong position as the second half unfolds.
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Yellow Jackets
Pittsburg
Mar
Pittsburg Yellow Jackets
United States Amateur Hockey Association
St. Panthere
Jury Carpenter Case Locked Up For Night
Charleston West Virginia May 10 After three hours of deliberation the jury in the case against logainist James Carpenter for the slaying of Wham Fraker at Rayford Cabin Creek mine failed to reach a verdict and was sent to Sheriff Massey to hold until tomorrow morning Closing arguments finished this afternoon and the case was given to the jury Carpenter is alleged to have killed Straker last December when a volley was fired into the mine mouth
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Charleston
W. Va
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