Mullens Team 3 Plans for Spring Games in Mulens
Mullens manager Barry readies the 1926 Prospects amid park improvements and a new scoreboard for early high school games. Beareata from Boars Fork is slated for April 19 with two announced pitchers likely to satisfy fans. The city extends park use to Mulens High School for home games as Winding Gulf territory elimation events loom.
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Mullens
West Virginia
Barry
Muffets Ball Club
Rhomne
Frank Farley
Boars Fork
Haing
Gulf Territory
Shim Biopathia
McNeil
Faw Alties
Rumas
International federation adopts uniform ball standard for 1926 matches
The International Tennis Federation at its annual meeting with twenty nations represented ruled that all International matches after January 1 1926 require a uniform weight size and residency tennis ball. The federation also adopted the American Coot fault rule and noted favorable reception from Awatria Hungary India Ireland Greece and Ecuador as potential new full members, while no request came from Germany.
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Pughs
Mar
International Tennis Federation
Awatria
Hungary
India
Ireland
Greece
Ecuador
Germany
Cutting Brothers Win Tennis Doubles Championship
New York on March 21 reports the Cutting brothers C. Suydam and Fulton of New York captured the national court tennis doubles title. They defeated Jay Gould of New York and Joseph W. Want of Philadelphia, who had held the crown for six years. Final scores were 6 4, 6 4, 0 0, 2 4, 8 2.
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New York
Mar
Cutting Brothers
C. Suydam and
Fulton
Jay. Gould
Joseph W. Want
Philadelphia
Notice of Trustee Sale of Real Estate in Bluefield WV
The undersigned trustee announces a public sale of described real estate in Mercer County West Virginia at 1 AM on the m id day of April at the front door of the Peery Building in Bluefield City. The deed, dated October 15 1928, secures notes and interest due since 1920s with specified amounts.
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Peery Bullaing
Bruefeld
Mercer County
Warglata
Mereat
Weoat
Nirginla
Anid
Bluefild
Wowas
Marge
Viola M. Mathona
Floyd Henderson
Nanniad T. Uniterwon
Gaed Daled Tidday
Ths
West Virginia
Dowd Bool
Tara
Wm Daed
Viola M.” Mathetin
Trogtas
Mersut
Cheynny
Bankruptcy Petition for Discharge in West Virginia District
The District Court of the United States for the Southern District of West Virginia receives a petition by F. D. Reed seeking a full discharge of debts provable under his bankruptcy. Reed states he was adjudged bankrupt on December 6, 1024, surrendered all property, complied with acts and court orders, and requests a full discharge subject to debts expressly excepted by law. No final order date is given beyond a March filing and court action is noted.
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District Court of the United States
West Virginia
F. D. Reed
George W. McClintle
District Court of the
New Indoor Sports Game Debuts in Denver
Denver announces a new indoor sport called gle-nag blending basketball and volleyball with a dash of indoor baseball. Devised by Joe Milla and Ray Rippeter, it uses a three-zone court and seven player teams. Scoring varies by zone and end position, with basketball rules shaping play and a ten minute limit.
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Denver
Colo
Joe Milla
University of Colorado
Ray Rippeter
Puta
Toledo bowlers post high scores in ABBA tournament play
Bowlers from Toledo Ohio dominated the two May and individual events of the ABBA tournament. Charles Brown led with 1872 total, including 287, 190, and 282 in singles and doubles with Jack Bingley taking second in the three‑game set. Milwaukee’s D Miller and A Yuhak also contended in the two‑man event.
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Buffalo
Toledo
Ohio
Igh
Trat
Aventa
Milwaukee
D. Miller
A. Yuhak Tleing
Woman's tennis title retained by Mrs. Jessup
In Chestnut Hill, Mrs. John B. Jessup of Wilmington Delaware defeated Miss Anne Fuller of Cambridge to win the final of the women's national indoor singles. Jessup also won the national indoor mixed doubles title later with partner Plamman of Quincy.
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Brookiine
Maas
Mar
John B. Jessup
Wilmington
Del
Ateady
Longwood
Chestnut Hil
Misa Anne II. Fuller
Cambridge
Jessup
Plamman
Quincy
Harvard
Isabella J. Mumford
Boston
James R. Davies
Los Angeles
Exhibition Games Across Multiple Cities
Exhibition schedule lists games at Locaturg and Baltimore with players Reading Keber Poppin Cobb Hyun Mattison Roberts Lynn and more. Other sites include Augbala New Orleans St Petersburg and Los Angeles with teams and players such as Yorondo Golling Bassler Stewart Maglian Taan Wilitadig Manton Beaton Beaton and Wilson offering a broad regional scrimmage lineup.
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Locaturg
le RK
I. Haltimore
Keber
Poppin
Cobb
Hyun
Mattison
Roberts
Lynn
Augbala
Dotrow
Yorondo
Golling
Johnna Useb Ang
Wodall
Bassler
Stewart
Maglian
Taan
Wilitadig
Manton
Wilson Jonen
Behawhey
Bohang
Lon Angele
Chicago
Verson
Coopers
Sarasota
Unclear sports and politics ramble with mixed names
A garbled passage mixes sports chatter and political witticisms mentioning Babs Ruth, a congressman criticizing defence spending, a Braves pitcher Opfrodowaki, and other figure references. It notes Walter Camp’s death and Walter Johnson shifting to Florida real estate while praising honesty, plus stray comments on radio announcers and the Warren appointment.
Tunney Offered Match With Dempsey in No-Decision Bout
Chicago March 21 Billy Gibson manager of Gene Tunney announced he had received an offer for Tunney to box Jack Dempsey in a ten round no decision contest in Los Angeles. He would withhold acceptance pending outcome of negotiations for a fifteen round decision bout with Tom Gibbons in New York this summer. Gibbons has been offered 76000 to meet Tunney but Tunney showed no inclination to accept. Tunney willing to meet Gibbons at catchweights or the heavyweight limit. Tunney worked out today prior to trip to St Paul to meet Harry Grab next Friday night in a ten round bout.
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Chicago
Billy Gibson
Gene “Punkey
Hora
Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Los Angeles
Herald
Tom Uinbons
New York
Gibbon
Gibbons
St. Paul
Gibson
St. Paw
Harry Grab
Hgt
Oxford with American aid defeats Cambridge in inter varsity meet
In London on March 21 Oxford defeated Cambridge by six to five at the fly seven track and field contests at Queens Club. American entrants dominated several events with BR L Iyatt winning both pole vault and weight throw, W H Stevenson breaking the quarter mile record, while D G A Lowe led Cambridge runners. Thousands watched as spring weather ranged from sleet to sunshine.
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London
Mar
Oxford
Cambridge
Inter-Varelty
Queens Club
Aix
D. G. A. Lowe
Ony
Wygland
Paffman and Jessup win national indoor mixed doubles title
Brookline Mase Mural Myrs John B Javana of Wilmington and Karl Pratman of Quincy win the national indoor mixed doubles championship on the Longwood covered court in Chestnut Hill defeating Mass Isabella Mumford of Boston and Tiyomos Davies of Los Angeles in the Haals 4 8. Penn State New York Mart Bonn State led with 13. Other results show Penn 3 Calumble 6 PUES cases 1 Byranounce 4s.
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Brookline
Mase
Mural—Myrs
John B. Javana
Wilmington
Del
Karl
Pratman
Quincy
Watt
Longwood
Chestnut IH
Mass
Isabella Ll. Mumford
Boston
Tiymos Davies
Los Angeles
PENN
Nia
New York
Mart
Bonn State
Altegate
Aecomd
Ebigh
Byraouce
Storm Victims Buried As Relief Plans Expand
Reports show many storm victims to be buried Sunday as relief efforts unfold. Governor Len Small in Springfield received condolences from officials and dignitaries across states and organizations. The Ignotas Agricultural Association measures a $174,000 relief fund. News from West Frankfort details tornado impacts felt by miners 500 feet underground.
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Len Small
Springfield
Hill
Ignotas Agricultural Association
West Frankfort
Fiendish Murder Probe in Cleveland Woman
Autopsy begun by order of County Prosecutor Edward C Stanton after the Cleveland woman was found dead. Police say Mrs Liska recently consulted an attorney about a divorce and the inquiry continues from Page One.
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Oner Hammond
Edward C. Stanton
Liska
Much Money Needed to Give Actual Relief in Tornado Area
Gallatin Tennessee March 21 1921 emergency medical aid for 24 tornado victims continues tonight with priority over rehab plans. Twenty four dead in the storm section buried with family rites as relief funds ranging from 40000 to 50000 are sought from state legislature private subscriptions and county and red cross. 76 to 1000 people housed in shelters from 35 destroyed dwellings and property damage estimated at 100000 in Summer County.
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Gallatin
Tenn
Mar
Tennessee
National
Red Crows
County Court
Beween
Summer County
Cronin Takes Charge of Pittsburg AP Bureau
A. P. Cronin, doctor and longtime Pittsburg bureau staffer since 1918, will soon head the Pittsburg bureau succeeding acting head Fr Williamson who is transferred to Boston. Cronin has served as day news editor and has been attached to the New York office to learn executive routines before assuming the Pittsburg role.
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New York
P. Cronin
Pittsburg
Associated Press
Williamson
Boston
G. B. Littlefield
Crovin
Thomas’ W. Morris
Cronin
Nimself
Many Sufferers Bear Afflictions In Silence
Murphysboro Illinois March reports officers authorize drawing 4000 to aid yellow fever victims with funds from Senator McKinley and others for 1000 each. The New York Post band halted a tour and donated 150 to Mayor Blair. Public notices signed by Charmay Levy urged townspeople to report condition to county committees as fear grows of more sufferers in silence.
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Murphysboro
Yellow Wan
William. B. McKinley
United States
Spols
Gald
McKinley
Algo
New York Post
Hare
Ita
Qui Blair
Assault to Kill and Conspiracy Charged
Chisago residents Bhoun W Clark and Pitteburg, plus three Chinese individuals Wi Me Wonk Joe Chun and Eddie Wong, were held to the grand jury today charged with assault to kill and conspiracy to kill. Clarke testified he received $40 for a shooting and $390 for a killing, claiming he knew of an arrangement involving a gunman and a pair of accomplices.
Ratio of Insurance Is Low in Rural Districts
Benton Tl March 21 Officials from major insurance companies report that less than three fourths of storm losses are covered by fire and tornado policies in the tornado area. In West Frankfort residential homes financed by building and loan firms show many insured values near three fourths, while rural districts carry insurance at about fifty percent or less of property value.
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Benton
Goma
West Frankfort
Building and Loan Company
Unsung Telegraph Operators Face Storm Surge
Cairo dispatch notes Western Union focal office handled about 45,000 messages this morning, six times normal volume. Operators endured forty eight hours at keys until relief arrived as 1,500 messages lagged behind. Messenger sent to West Frankfort with 800 messages amid overload. Chicago fund for tornado relief raises $175,000 from individuals and industry.
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Cairo
Ims
Mar
Western Union
Calight P
Weat
Frankfort
Sewell Power And Pitching In Cleveland Camp
Baseball notes praise Joe Sewell of the Cleveland club as a premier left handed hitter with eye hand coordination and power. Mentions managers Speaker and Cleveland southpaws Shante Smith and Edwards shaping up for the season. Describes camp fashion in Florida and Orlando with knickers and colored hose.
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Lakeland
Joe Sewell
Cleveland
Sewell
Bsawell
Jack
Dempsey
Fla
Joe
Tore
Banks
Speaker
Shaute
Edwards
Smith
Sherry Smith
Jim Edwards
Cleveland Southpaws
Shante
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland Indians
Survivors bury dead at Desoto after disaster
Desoto residents gather to bury the dead and begin anew after a catastrophe. Among the wreckage a mother recalls leaving her boy at the cemetery while the community contemplates rebuilding. The colony, likened to Biblical Samaritans, faces dwindling numbers as marriages outside the group are forbidden and the population falls.
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Gome
Viciinig
Desoto
Jerusalem
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