Seven More Yanks Sign Up Contracts For 1925
Seven more members of the New York Yankers signed 1925 contracts as announced by business manager Edward Barrow. Miller Huggins confirmed Kreve jeill catcher acquired from the Red Sox, plus two veterans Aazor Ward and Hofman. Additional signees include Gardner left handed pitcher from the University of Washington FE Malvy right handed pitcher from Richmond VA league Martin Au frey catcher and Henry Cullop pitcher formerly with Omaha Bath.
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Hofman
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Gardner
University of Washington
Joseph FE. Malvy
Richmond Clan
Martin Aufrey
Henry Cullop
Omaha Bath
Mascart Retains Title From Frush in Paris Bout
Edouard Mascart defeated Danny Frush in the second round to retain the featherweight European title in Paris. The bout was scheduled for eight rounds but ended early after one minute and some seconds of the second round, setting up Mascart to challenge Louis Kaplan for the world featherweight title.
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Edouard Mascart
Europe
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Mascart
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
Eriden
Conn
Baptist temple leads City league with 20 18 win
In a brisk City league cage game at MCAL the Baptist temple kept its top spot by defeating Dream Church 20 to 18. Judy Acree and Morrison starred for the Baptists while Border and Carson played well for the losers. Ruffner’s 43 40 win over Chesapeake and Potomac highlighted the night as Woodrant and Elllis sparked the felenhoe players, and Watkins and Wablion provided strong support for the winners.
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eHliss
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Watkins
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Phillies Shortstop Quizzed in Dolan O Connell Bribery Case
New York district attorney probes the Dolan O Connell bribery scandal with Horace Ford second baseman of the Philadelphia Nationals questioned about a 506 dollar bribe offered to Helrie Sand Philadelphia shortstop by Jimmy O Connell New York outfielder. Ford says his knowledge began after Sand confided in him and advised Sand to use his own judgment. Other figures Frank Frisch and Sand already testified as investigators await more interviews to support grand jury action. Fletcher and other Phillies guests expected in coming days to recount statements and clarify roles.
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Tanda
Arthur Fletcher
Phillies
Frank Frisch
Giants
Fletcher
Three Kanawha Courts Soon In Action
Three Kanawha county courts prepare to open next week with active sessions. Circuit court continues jury trials while the common pleas and juvenile courts will run concurrently, Judge Gwen dedicating time to the juvenile court and Judge Owen handling chancery matters. The term may extend into April with juries likely to be empaneled again after the legislature reconvenes.
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Common Pleas Court
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Ek Wit
Roc
Pals
China urged to shield foreigners amid renewed Shanghai fighting
Representatives of powers delivered a note urging the Chinese government to protect foreign lives and property during renewed clashes near Shanghai. The request seeks telegraphic orders forbidding troops from approaching foreign residences. Local dispatches report heavy snow, with city workers clearing streets and battle preparations causing delays in utilities and transit.
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Rnte
Hugh Walker
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Reds Face Uncertain Spring as Vollunteered Moves Unfold
Cincinnati Reds enter spring training with a unsettled roster. Rube Bressler shifts to first base while new talent from the minor leagues and Cuban prospect Diolut remain unproven. ManagerJack Wenddricks hopes one or two regulars emerge from a pool of uncertain pitchers as veterans Luque and Honghoe underperformed last year. Lineup features Roush center, Walker left, and Smith plus Zitzman battling for right field.
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Dhet’ Fowler
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Line Himan
University of Cincinnati
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Diaumoint
Adolfo Luque
Pete Honghoe
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Earl Mas Eppa
Suckle May
Habe Renton
Tun Sheehan
Hargrave
Winga
Jark Frntz
University of Michigan
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Chantel Develow
Roush
Walker Caverta
Elmer Smith
Loutsyle
Zitzman
Trainhig Stle Fy
Buick Risinger Case Up Again at Court
The Buick Risinger case returns to court as plaintiff seeks 1 000 for partial payment on an automobile. Defendant argues the debt is not Just and the case ends with a hung jury from the last term. Several other docket items include Hastings Hospital vs Goldie Richford, Meadows vs Hoshi Cowl Land Co, and fines and costs totaling 42.60 a month.
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Mountaineer General and Charleston Parkersburg Cage Games Draw Interest
Mountaineer General and Charleston Parkersburg cage clash draws attention as Vic Refryes’s officiating is discussed for the Washington Johns and West Virginia match. Former UVA star Strickling, now a downtown legal official, will supervise the southern valley game in Charleston with WVU and Charleston teams set to battle for court honors. The week-long schedule includes Marietta College at Marietta and a high school clash between Charleston and Parkersburg, while fans anticipate the Red and Blue versus the Black and Red rivalry dating to basketball’s early days in West Virginia.
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Balloons to Race for Cup in Brussels
The second Cardona Bennett balloon race will start in Brussels on June 7. Entries close April 1. A silver trophy worth 12,500 francs, donated by the Belgium Aeronautical Club, replaces the original Gordon Bennett trophy. Ernest de Muyter, noted Belgian success in 1922 1923 and 1924, is linked to the award. A prize of 250 francs goes to the winner.
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City Escapes Chicken Plague Threat
Health officials say Charleston escaped a European chicken plague that devastated poultry in New York and several eastern states. The danger was declared over after monitors reported no human illness, with bans and quarantines curbing spread as local markets remained stocked and healthy.
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Acquit John Dean of Murder Charge in Cumberland Case
John Dean, a Black defendant, was acquitted today of murder in the death of Clarence A. Bare Sons in Flagerstaven on July 30, 1924. Jury deliberated about an hour and a half. courtroom tensions included cheers and a near-derogatory crowd reaction as the verdict was read. The defendant was described as emotionally affected and later vowed to remember the ordeal.
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British Boxers Will Come Here for Matches
London British amateur boxers who competed in Paris last summer sail for America on Thursday aboard the George Washington. The quartet includes West heavyweight champion Harry Mitchell Olympic, middleweight Jack Willett, welterweight Patrick O Hanrahan, and lightweight Goxay. They were invited to visit by the Amateur Athletic Union of the United States.
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