Brilliant Stamford routs Blue Ribbons 98 to 46 at Colonial Hall
Stamford trounced the Blue Ribbons 98 to 46 in Colonial Hall as Beckman led with 22 points on nine field goals and four fouls. Dehnert and Braggy added solid showings as Stamford dominated from the opening whistle and maintained control through the second half.
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Stamford
Colonial Hall
Or Beckman
Bruggy
Leavy
Skeets Wright
Becks
Debnert
Weil
Dehnert
Holman
Dreyt
Braggy
Vera
Ope Reich
Beckman
Grimstead
al Harvey
Tt. S
Dverfuss
FT. White
Rott S
J. F
Leonard
Ed Murray
New York City
Timor
Joseph Waters
Dempsey to Stand Trial April 7 in Draft Case
Universal Service reports Jack Dempsey will face trial in San Francisco on charges of evading the draft law. Maxine Dempsey may testify only if Dempsey waives her right. Jeck Kearns also faces a conspiracy count. Miss Annette Adams, U.S. District Attorney, outlines the procedure and notes similar cases pending.
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Universal Service
Washington
Jack Dempsey
Pugilist
San Francisco
Maxine Dempsey
Annette Adams
United States
Northern
District of California
Miss Adams
Dempsey
Hickman Joins Oil Nine After NL Release
Jimmy Hickman, recently released by a National League club, joined the Houston Oilers nine after being moved from Brooklyn to Toledo. He reported to the squad and appeared set to play, marking a quick return to action.
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Jimmy Whasscently
Guy Sacre Hickman
Fosoklyn
Toledo
Emmett French Breaks All Pinehurst Records
Emmett French of Youngstown Ohio defeated Francis Ouimet and Charles Motherswell in a Pinehurst match, breaking all course records with a total score of 71 for 18 holes and a record 7 holes up in the 1 hole rounds. Ouimet and French both shot 30 for nine holes with exceptional play across the championship course.
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Pinehurt
N.C
Emmett French
Youngtown
Ohio
Hurst
Charles Mothers
Francis Owmet
Pe Acair
Ouimet
French
Teach
Mary A Oas
Perry Adair Suk
Mothersell
Quimet
Innes
Pero
Mothersele
Leavy Libel Fight Over Bethel Danbury Team Scare
A dispute over Bethel and Danbury basketball players ends with Leavy denying libel claims. Leonard and Grimstead defend Bethel lineup while Sedran and Grimstead were said to be paid per game to join Danbury, a charge Leavy refutes as false. The episode centers on unsigned contracts and purported offers, with Bethel winning a close game against Danbury.
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John Leavy
Brue Ribbons
Dethel
Leonard
Grimstead
Leavy
Sedran
Danbury
Ile
Towa
Bethel Ten
Pantury
NER
Sedtian
Anildman
Yan
Bethel
Tanbury
Tianbury
Stanineg
Mimagers Schoen
Can Dad
Jean Ais
Benses
Danintry
Schoo
Geonanl
Prim- Bread
Lowey
Sedyan
Triedpany
Seaman Crumstead
Flateunts
Ts Bna
Belore
Belduurre Sedan Cael Betedenzay
Swamped Orders Create Turbulent Rubber Trade Scene
Fragmented OCR text hints at wartime rubber orders and mounting pressure on industry. Mentions concern over supply chains, loading, and regional capacities affecting production and regional markets. Names and clear details are unclear.
Graham Survives to Semi Final Round
Graham advances to the North and South amateur golf semi finals after defeating Joe W from Wheeling and Danforth from North Fork. He will face Quimet or Gra ham and Boskenkamp meets the other winner in Monday’s semifinal. The day featured four matches with strong play and windy conditions.
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Graham
Tinehurst
N.C
Brookline
Lamenwich
Havard Overness Club
Toledo
HR. E. Boskenkamp
St. Louis
Inter-1
Tiants
Quimet
Joe W
Wheelin
Plugser
Newton
Staten Islands
Massachusettain
Boskenkamp
Danforth
North Fork
Ja l. Essere
Isworth Augustus
Cleveland
Weberly
Wolf Plas Fea
Tobay Entries Across Distances and Classes In Race Card
The page lists numerous entries for four year olds and up across mile and sprint distances. Names include Tavis Chirge Halynym and Headman among others with weights, times, and horses such as Miss Margery and Wing Pling. The dense card notes claiming races and stakes with venues and expected pace scenarios.
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Shetay
Parta
Bulleproot
My Dean
Chainime
Ialier Jowmol
Tela
Wana
Stacie
Indianapolis Race Rich Stakes Offer Details
Fragmented OCR text mentions rich stakes for an Indianapolis race and a prize structure. It references April 4 and possible wagers, but the article text is garbled, with many nonsensical phrases and incomplete words. No clear names, dates, or concrete outcomes are established.
Babe Ruth leads Sox on chaotic cross country road trip
The Giants tally 4809 miles in a six thousand mile rail journey as the Sox endure misdirections and lineup shifts. Babe Ruth is referenced in New England chatter, with criticism of payrolls and one man teams.
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SELEY
Phet Giants
Sox
Stchy
Hiifalo
Toledo
Congress
Babe Ruth
Boston
Waterbury Club To Get Timber From Giants
A jagged Waterbury brief reports the Giants will send timber to the Waterbury club. Named figures include manager Jud Miley and players Johnny Hoi sarker George Moyer Armstry ndigidery from the Pacific and Pilcher Jit McQuade, a Wisconsin connection to Judge McWeede.
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Waterbury Club
Giants
York
Waterbury
Ieely
Baseball Results From Washington Exhibition Postponed
Wet grounds forced the postponement of the Washington exhibition game against the Nationals and Americans. Players Fillingim Dauis Glasier Woods and Stan age are listed among participants in the muddled report from Charleston.
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Eneorle
Charleston
Nationals
Roit Americans
Ruelph
Fillingim
Dauis
Glasier and Woods, Stanage
Jack Britton to Fight Here 15th
Jack Britton is announced to meet a rival welterweight contender at the city venue on April 15 for the title in dispute. The bout, promoted by the Work Fock A.C., pits Britton against a noted challenger with a history against Johnny Kad Alberts Silent Mirlin and other opponents, marking a highly anticipated clash.
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Jack Britton
Dick Pritt
AV Urtort
Bow
Wurstie
Canala
Cagino
Mrn Crossnigd
Wark Fock A.C
Ugele
Laurette
Dangerous Mat
Johnny Kad Alberts
Silent Mirlin
Erry Mitchelin
Billy Richards
We Laiske
Chief Benber Aids Penn Baseball Coach
Philadelphia April 4 Chief Benber assists Penn baseball coach Phil Benber at Aklin Field daily. The veteran mentor guides pitchers and infielders, staying on the field from warmups to practice, helping the team prepare for the opening game of the year in the Skastern league with New Haven in April.
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Philadelphia
Supe
Penne
Aklin Field
Albert Chieti Berder
Pers
Bender
New Haven
Leavy Quits Ribbons Basketball Team After War Strain
Manager John Leavy announced after last night’s games that the Blue Ribbons will play one more game in Stamford before disbanding for the season. He cited ongoing financial losses of 125 and 75 dollars weekly and the inability to continue despite fielding the country’s best players.
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John Leavy
Leavy
Stamford
Cotton Growers Grapple With Bollworm Spread
Farmers in a parish confront a light bollworm outbreak affecting about a hundred acres of cotton land near Camneay. Authorities urge stringent preventive measures to curb the pest and protect the crop.
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Camneay
Allen and Palmer In Feature Bout At Armory
A. A. Allen and Bud Palmer are in first class condition for a feature bout at the Armory. Palmer seeks a decisive victory to gain prominence, while Allen remains the likely favorite. The undercard includes Young Leary, Billy Prince, and Battling Rey, with Jim Renes and Mike Dundee also listed for bouts.
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Allen
Palmer
Armory A. A
Bud Palmer
Armory A. Wall
Alen
Bastes
Yleary
Billy Prince
Rey Jim Renes
Mike Dundee
Y Devine
Young Fris
Tilden and Richards Retain Indoor Crowns
William T. of Providence loses in the final rounds but wins the indoor lawn tennis doubles with Samuel Hardy of Howard Vosell to retain the indoor crown. The event includes panels from New York and Toronto with hockey leaders named and a pocket billiard challenge announced by the Crane team.
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Wiliam T
Providence
Courtaf Armory
Yester
AW York
Samuel Hardy
Loward Voshell
York
Toronto
Winnipeg Falcons
Cnt
Cnadian
Ontario Hockey Association
Comedius
Internattional Hockey
Pleasant Voyage
Antwerp
Wolverhampton union seeks protection for Perkins reputation
A misread dispatch reports the Ma Tonal Amalgamated Union of Labor in Britain asking Parliament for protection of a Perkins notional leader. The piece mentions alleged con artists resembling the Bahur leader and calls for safeguarding Perkins' reputation amid mistaken identifications.
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Wove Ampton
Eng
Wolverhampsten
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