Fairfield Legion Nine Rapidly Getting In Shape
April 16 Special describes Fairfield American Legion nine forming for the season. Many former Legion and Fairfield A A players return, with high school talent joining. Manager John A. Donaldson assembles a likely lineup, filling in for retiring Arthur J. Bennett at first base. Expected contributors include Beirne, Moran, Walters, Leahey, Murby, Cavanaugh, Watson, Risley, Brotherton, Dailing, and others to form a competitive infield and pitching staff.
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Fairfield
Air Horne
Fairfield American Legion Nine
Fairfield A. A
Legion
Legion Nine
John A. Donaldson
Arthur J. Bennett
Fairfield A
Pete Beirne
Jecal Dean
Black Rock
Sitson
Walker Mills
Moran
Morat
Bridgeport
Jimmie Walters
Jack Leahey
Taut Murby
Sud
Dim Cavanaugh
Harold Watson
Everett Brotherton
Bob Dalling
Harry Sere
Gwan
George Risley
Donaldson
Fistes
Mills
Wateher
Dack Leake
Beirne
Murphy
Caval Yeu Watsen- Yy
vatfield—Brotherton
Dailine
Alnore
Daubert Ready to Play Baseball Again
Cincinnati Ohio April 16 Dalbert veteran fret base man of the Cincinnati Nationals has arrived to start practice with the Reds. He says he believes Lam eying to have another great year in baseball and that he never felt better. He expects to be ready to start playing within a week.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Duke Dalbert
Cincinnati Nationals
Reds
Lam
Messid
Colgate Announces 1939 Colgate Tennis Schedule
Colgate University in Hamilton announces tennis schedule for a New England trip with Amherst Worcester and Holy Cross labeled as opponents. The lineup includes matches at Williams Williamstown Amherst Worcester Springfield Syracuse St Lawrence Union Cornell and Springfield with dates in April May and June.
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Hamilton
Colgate University
Scheol
Afanager Eigt Grant
New York City
Tdes
New England
Sigms
Ambherst
Worcester
Tress Cross
Avilliems
Williamstown
Aherst
Amherst
Tigers vs Boston U pistol shoot results compared
Princeton marksmen faced Boston University in a telegraphic pistol shoot with Princeton scoring 3,933 to Boston's 1,883. The match occurred in Wyo on a Friday, with Princeton feared by Boston before the results.
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Wston
Princeton
Boston University
Inceton
Besto
Latest Arrival in McCann Camp Beats Pace Expectations
Hank Leasure joins Gene McCann's camp as a top incoming pitcher. He was a key member of the local combine last year and expects to perform at a similar level this season.
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McCann
Hanke Leasure
Gene McCann
Leasure
DcCann
Hank
Cardinals lose Flack and Myers to injuries at start
ST. LOUIS April 16 Manager Branch Rickey said the Cardinals will begin the season without Outfielders Flack and Myers due to leg injuries. TOLEDO April 18 President Bresnahan of the Toledo club announced the purchase of catcher George E. Lee from Indianapolis.
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ST. Louis
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Nationals
Cardinals
Flack and
Myers
Toledo. G
Bresnahan
Toledo American Association
George E. Lee
Indianapolis
Freak Pitching Banned in American Association
Chicago April 11 reports that all freak pitching deliveries including the shine ball emery ball and spitball will be prohibited in the American Association this season. President Blickey announced the rule and umpires will meet Wednesday to receive assignments for the opening on Thursday.
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Chicago
Blickey
Cuno Government Backs Hughes Proposal in Ruhr Debate
Berlin April 11 AP report says Foreign Minister Juzthew Jay Baron Von Rosenberg advanced Germany’s position on reparations in the Reichstag. He urged definite reference to experts and noted broad support for Secretary Hughes plan. The discussion follows Ruhr crisis tensions and gains momentum from ICC resolution in Rome.
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Berlin
Associaed + Press
Juzthew
Jay Baron von
Rosenberg
Reichstag
Germany
Ruhr
Baron von Liesenberg
Cunn
Jjughes
International Chamber of Commerce
Rome
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Local Mortgage Records
A series of warranty deeds and realty transfers are recorded, naming multiple buyers and properties. Notable entries include Dee Abel Rabinowitz to Samuel Golds on Cleveland avenue for 2 dollars, and James Nolan Jr to James Nolan on Brooks street, with various others tied to Woodside, Ridgewood, and Stillman streets. The list shows numerous conveyances involving individuals and banks, reflecting a busy realty market.
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Abel Rabinowitz
Samuel Golds
Resity
Cleveland Avenue
Andrew Stamatis
Jobin A. Stamatis
Elberty Street
Willabeth Dolinsky
Woodside Avenue
TSAA
Que
Meyer Herman
Deseph
Maptenouille
Franklin Be. Derry
Mayenard
Ridgewood Avenue
Elmer EB. Grumman
Frans Campbell
Stillman Street
James Nolan,Jr
Jamce Nolan
Brooks Street
Mechanics and Farmers Banx
Elizabeth Dolinsky
Fannie Frank
Anna Dzurenda
Wallett Street
Ernest BE. Palmer
Envy
Oxford Runners Face Test in Penn Relay Meet
Oxford University hopes Morgan and a strong slate of stars deliver in Franklin Field events at the Penn Relay carnival on April 7 and 24. Contenders include Hicks, Hubbard, Desch, and Lever, with many intercollegiate and conference champions among the entrants from Penn, Cornell, Princeton, and others.
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Oxford
Athletica
University of Pennsylvania
Pranklin Field
Fenile
Morgan
Oxford University
England
Uim Hussle
Thumpson
Adamiston
Chen
Tecomey
Cracory
Dash Legeney
Lafarciie
Invercelegiace Chaimpion
Lovejoy
Mokau
Princetos
Yale
Erwin
Kansas Agricultural College
Missouri
Elituh
University i J
Carefu Clark
Johns Hopkins
Lever
Pennsylvania
le~ Coney
Puch
Havers
Garrard
Treman
Cornell
Thompson
Princeton
Xlerzick
Boston
Desch
Notre Dame
Servie
Mubbard
Chan
Fubbard
Gourdin
Wubbard
Rowe
Uival
Brooker
Michigan
Sheri and
Owen
Ioint
Ava Enteren
Opening Day Glory and Baseball Echoes of 1923
Grantland Rice surveys opening day drama and seasonal fatigue, praising stars like Hornsby and Hoover while weighing pitcher technique and fielding feats. He recalls 1922 records and timeless clashes, centering on power hitting, defensive prowess, and the sport’s enduring mythic aura.
Ban Unable to Attend New Stadium Dedication
Chicago reports Ben Johnson of the American Jendue will miss the dedication of the new Yan ime sanctuary in New York due to influenza. Opening season umpire segments announced include York-fivans and Volmea. Philadelphia-Owene and Wallin. St. Louis-tineen and Orme.
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Chicago
Artiel
Influensza
Ben Johnson
Jendue
Yanime Sanctit
New York
York
Fivans
Volmea
Philadelphia
Owene
Wallin
St. Louis
Tineen Sand Orme
Simple Lifes and Cult Slogan in Early Followers Group
A fragment notes a small cult linked to the Grec philosopher Gurdjieff and describing an institute for holistic human development. It mentions a large tent, gardens, livestock, and a self-sufficient community with no servants, led by Madame and organized as a family-like group.
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Alice Lang
Reneta
Dee
Neesen
Curdjieff
Constantinople
London
Abund- Gar
Mystic commune in the forest spurs tales of ritual life
A description of a secluded group living in a forest retreat where art, health, and meditation mix with exotic furnishings. The setting features white robes, outdoor gardens, and a salon with rare rugs. A reader is led to imagine a chamber of mystic study and hypnotism, resembling a scene from Arabian Nights. Smuggling of German wines into New York is also noted.
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Prkice
Atle Ta
Monsieur Crurcjleig
Rome
Orient
Great Forest
Vermont forests to be preserved at Middlebury college campus
The rejection of Joseph Battell's offer to make 3900 acres of the Green Mountains a national park leaves Middlebury College as owner or controller of about 81000 acres of mountain land. The article notes Battell valued scenery over timber and his opposition to automobiles, while the college plans to manage part of the tract for forestry and preserve much in primeval state.
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Middlebury
Congress
Joseph Battell
Middlebbury
Green Mountain Range
Middlebury College
United States
Lincoln
Warren
Battell
Paul Dwight Moody
Destruc
Vermont
Lille Forestry
Bre Inn
Ariqelebury College
Retel Aau School of English
United Shoe Workers debate replacing 1500 strikers
Lynn Massachusetts April 1 The merit of the United Shoe Workers remains in the factories as a clash with the Amalgamated Shoe Workers America continues The six joint council met to decide on the 1500 Goodyear and heel workers still on strike today Grapes cover many acres Berlin April 16 a trade journal reports vineyards totaling about 24 816 599 acres Europe holds 92 7 percent of world vineyards with Italy leading at 42 82 percent Spain second France third Germany marginal at 1 0 percent The report notes shifting vineyard patterns across Europe and Asia minor influence
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Lynn
Mass
United Shoe Workers
Amalgamated Shoe Workers America
Goodyear
Berlin
Tradt
Europe
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Blue Ribbon Tire Service Co., Inc
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Hank Leasure
Toledo
CUNO
Hughes
Lege
Yhaulfiman
Benn State
Oyam
Union
Muvhbard
Wtutkinx
Navy
Martin
Meyer
Retgers
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Gornel
Hubbard
Hills
Tontell
Bowden
Norton
Kansas
Hamer
Pinnsky
Georgetown
Tien
Tootell
Magowan
University of Montana
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THE
Grantland Ride
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Coma Hornsby
Curle Hornsby
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Yornsby
Ganeroft
Vavey
Han
Farris
Washington
Uarris
Watkinson
Phillies
Walter Hoover
Ehamien Senller
Beliing Sun
Eport
Hoover
Mort
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Kreler
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Ty Cobb
Hornsby
Peter Doe
Lorsense
Linea
Diterestiis
Denaran
Gibbons
Dempsey
Tlavey Allison
Georgia Tech
Dartmouth
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Nopleci
Wiesbaden
Italy
Spain
France
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tosacco Co
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