North and South Tourney Opens at Pinehurst Today
The North and South Amateur Championship kicks off at Pinehurst with favorites Perry Adair Tim Stindish and Harold Weber among top medals contenders. Connecticut sends about twenty players including Merriman Waterbury Chapman Ranney Scofield and several from New Haven seeking qualification to the sixteen in the championship.
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Pinehurst Vomperrow
Perry Adair
Tim Stindishtee Schlatm
Beall
Harold Weber
al Mendes
Connecticut
Merriman
Waterbury
John D. Chapman
Elliott Ranney
Greenwich
Arn . L. Scofield
Stamford
New Haven
Pratt Seeks Return to Red Sox From Michigan Coach
The Athletic Board of Control at the University of Michigan has approved Derrill Pratt's release from his coaching contract so he may return to professional baseball. Pratt reportedly asked to join the Boston Red Sox after Michigan's spring training trip, and the decision confirms permission to pursue the major league club.
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Ann Arbor. Mich
Athletic Board of Control
University of Michigan
Derrill Pratt
Trt
Boston Red Sow
Michigan
New Swimming Record Set in Breast Stroke
Robert Skelton of the Illinois Athletic Club in Chicago set a national American record in breast stroke at Detroit on April 2, swimming in Buck 5, 10 seconds faster than the previous mark, with details of the late-night event.
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Detroit
Robert Skelton
Tlinsis Athletic Club
Chicaza
Farmer
Babe Ruth Promises Fans A New Home Run Record
Babe Ruth vows to break his home run record as fans hype a strong season. He talks about swing speed, playing weight, and responding to cheering crowds while training at Shraveport camp amid widespread attention from national and American League peers.
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Babe Ruth
Shraveport
Sven Huggins
Aclea
Babe
Fephne
Baseball Schedule For State Kaceys Is Being Prepared
The article notes the preparation of a state baseball schedule for a new league with GC Athieticham Mitten and local officials guiding planning. It mentions Park City Council and Bridgeport involvement, signed players from colleges, and anticipated warm contests as teams form under manager leadership.
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Athieticham- Mitten
Representacn
Pais Emuwil
Gonveetiulmer
Harford
Ity Council
Noa iv
Bridgeport
Homes
Ward James A. Meo Fough
Christopher O' Grier
Leas Grean
Sion
Tor
Coleg
Palish
Lyneh
New Taven
Crisis in Cuban politics sparks assassination shock
In Havana a prominent Cuban politician was mortally wounded in a gun attack on the Prado. Ernesto Colladas shot Congressman Fernando Quininos, triggering fears of postponed elections and a tense political climate amid rival party tensions and security measures across the capital.
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Havana
Cuba
Ccapital
Suez
Ernesto Collads
Santa Clara
Fernando Quininos
Liga National Party
Prado
Championship honors in regional bowling event
In a local bowling meet, Sayles and Tom Ty Pato posted notable scores while Yrugh Spyder of Brie Stith and Harry Ua of Pita led Detroit competitors. The event crowned an overall individual bowler champion with top performers earning rewards and recognition.
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Yrugh Spyder
Brie Stith
Sayles Wabed Tels
U.S. Embassy Site Offer Sparks Paris Real Estate Clash
Americans in Paris report a dispute over the former Austrian embassy on Rue de Varenne offered to the United States at a price well above its value. The French asked five million francs, while Americans with real estate knowledge say the Dilaye Palace on the Champs Elys es could serve as an embassy for about 1,250,090 francs, near the authorized appropriation.
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PAIS
Rue de Varenne
Paris
Laeir
Wallace
Americans Inc
Paria
Dytayz
Champs “Elysees
Congress
Dulayel
Chorelsa
Marine engineers to be given a hearing
A report from New York in April states the Merchant Marine Engineers will receive a hearing on proposed wage reductions. Rear Admiral Tenson, chairman of the shipping board, said conferences are being arranged soon to give engineers a chance to present arguments. The message notes wage cuts favor conferences and negotiations in labor matters but does not commit to a definite program at this time.
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York
Merchant Marine
Tenson
Shinping Board
Talwage
Police Court Fines For Assault and Disorderly Conduct
In Sten Police court Rudolph and a sergeant were fined and sentenced after guilty findings. Antonia at Coodwin Street received an $80 penalty for disorderly conduct. A police officer from Yuan Tong theater faced three months due to assault and related disturbances.
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Antonia Ir
Coodwin
Rudolph
Cocktail Trail on Broadway Fades as Saloon Scene Declines
New York reports show old time oases along Broadway drying up. Many saloons have closed or reduced hours while a portion remain open. The stretch along 12 miles of the avenue once bustling now features fewer active establishments.
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Broadway
New York
Horoughtara
KrupP Workers in Belgian Zone Resume Work
In the Belgian zone KrupP workers resume labor amid tightening conditions. Communist influence grows as workers face threats of hunger and repression. two workers who resist may be fed, while some officials worry about broader unrest and labor discipline.
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KRUPP
Apu
Kraapp
Belsty
Far Above Guaranauaf World Image Record Claim
An unclear OCR fragment reports a world image record claim involving a Rastan campaigner and an event linked to Baris. The text is garbled, with multiple unreadable segments and no clear names or specifics to verify.
Unclear OCR Article on Local Ministerial Statements
Fragmentary report claims several ministers continue duties in omitted local region. The text references streets First Second and Third avenues and notes high ongoing activity among entities labeled eld Falcons with unspecified duties.
High Rents Blamed for Labor Disputes in Chicago
A garbled Chicago report cites high rents as the cause of labor disputes. Secretary Davis briefly travels, then attends a Loyal Order of Moose meeting in Moos heart, with minimal readable details on dates or outcomes.
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Chicacco
Tos
Liverre
Davis
Musee- Deark
Davis O
Loyal Order of Moose
Exec
Order
Moos Heart
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