Bancroft Sees Brave Team Poised for Showdown Season
St Petersburg March 20 Dave Bancroft entering his second year as manager of the Boston Braves declares a faster, stronger club than last season. He praises rookies Welsh Harris Marriott and first baseman Burros, notes improved pitching led by Kyle Treaham and Ike Kamp, and expects to reach the pennant race with a solid catching staff and steady defense.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Dave Bancroft
Bastin Braves
Braves
Stinda
Bancroft
Welsh
Harris
Marriott
Burros
Lucas
Tom
Geld
Felix
Anne Nelss
Brooklin
Casey Stengel
Wilson
Kyle Treaham
Worcester
Ike Kamp
Ogrgedowakl
Yro
Elmira
Marquardt
Hube
Tim Cooney
Genevich
O'Neill
Gibson
Tilden and Chapin Win Way to Finals
Jacksonville Fla March 20 William Tilden of Philadelphia and A H Chapin Sr of Springfield Mass defeated Douglas Watters of Mulphletsx Fla and F C Baggs of New York 6 2 7 3 6 4 6 0 to reach the final in the doubles championship of the south fourth annual south eastern tennis tournament.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Douglas Watters
Mulphetsx
F. C. "Baggs
New Myork
William Tilden
Philadelphia
A. H. Chapin
Springfield
Mass
Exhibition Games And Matchups From Early Season Schedule
Exhibition results list teams including PETERSEUREG Boston and LAKELAND with March dates and players such as Marquard Barnes Tener Wieh Gibson Johnson Beall Bradley O N. Detroit Toronto and Augusta figures appear with March 20 entries and player names Helowas Moore Bassler Woodall Gibson Smith Manion Sullivan, illustrating a varied, early season schedule slate.
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Peterseureg
Boston
Marquard
Barnes
Tenerwieh
Gibson
Johnson
Beall Bradley
O'N
Lakeland
Marc
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Yowell Atatt
W Sheehan
Benton
Ready
Margrave
Wingo
Augusta
Detroit
Toronto
Hellowas
Moore
Bassler
Woodall
Smith
Manion
Sullivan
Garnet Loses Out In Negro Tourney at Institute
Special to Gazeltey Institute reports Garnet High School of Chartston was eliminated from the state high school basketball tournament for colored schools at the West Virginia Colletate Institute. Garnet lost to Simmons High of Montgomery 7 to 4 and to Walbyler High of Clarksburg 7 to 4, leaving two defeats. Kimball High of Kimball and Wells Miller High of Clarksburg survive, with Kimball meeting Wells Miller and Stirmans meeting Lincoln in semifinals. The winners play for the title at 1 p.m. A large crowd filled the institute gymnasium for the day’s games.
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Gazeltey Institute
Ieriet. High School
Chartston
West Virginia Colterate Institute
Carnet
Sumner High School
Parkersburg
Simmons High
Monthomery
Walbye Ler High
Clarksburg
Kimball High
Kimball
Welly Miller High
Clarkaburs
Simimony High
Montcomers
Lineaty High
Wheeling
Welly Miller
Stirmans
Tincaln
Iss P.m
Institute
Wahich
Lanegin
Genoa
Simmons
Gary Franced
Lincoln
FLOWERS CLOSE VICTOR OVER LOU ROGASH IN CLOSE DRAWING FIGHT
Tiger Flowers of Atlanta wins a tight 11 round decision over Lou Rogash of Brooklyn in Washington Court House. Flowers was knocked down in round four, floored again without a count, and another knockdown in round seven before securing the victory.
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Boton
Tiger” Flowers
Atlanta
Lou Rogash
Bridgeyurt
Cong
Flowers
Evolution of Fashion Styles and the Waistcoat
Fashion authority argues that modern style blends designer input and wearer needs, moving from vanity to utility. The waistcoat is pivotal, with a trim fit, blunt corners, higher cut, and tailored darts to contour the body while maintaining a clean line over the hips for a functional, elegant silhouette.
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Apreas
France
Srn
Prince of Wales
Trap Shooters Meet Today At Kanawha Sportsman Grounds
Trap shooting enthusiasts gathered by the Kanawha Sportsman club prepare for a major meet today at the Charleston st Albans grounds two miles from the city center. Captain T. T. Fipree and Dr. Juhnean lead the teams with the Chautauley squad and a Katana contingent expected to compete. Ladies will attend with a preliminary test of a ladies match announced and cards available at the executive officer or grounds.
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T. T. Fipree
South Charleston
Dr. Juhnean
Che
Tauitvar
Rand
Misa Mathren Walter
Winnie Ehit
Eatrios
Cincinnati
Charleston
St, Albans
Dutter Cits
Nurmi to Appear in Gotham Games
New York March 2 Panve ewes recovered from the attack of acuta radicvstion that forced his withdrawal from the 6 000 metres race will appear in the New York post office clerks association games in the 69th Regiment armors tomorrow night Nurmi will compete either in a special raise race or in 4 mile and an eighth event He may face Hitoly Lloyd Hahn Larrivee Wille Goodwin and Holy Cresa among others in the entry list
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New York
Panve
New York Post Office
69Th Regiment Armors
Hitoly
Lioyd Hahn
Boston Athletic Commcration
Bee Larrivee
Holy Cresa Star
Wille Goodwit
New York A. (i) Veterai
Pirates Begin Spring Practice Amid Injuries and Calm Optimism
Local notebook reports Pirates assembling in the east with a few wobly legs and a sore throat sideline Mike Martinek. Manager McWechnie drills the squad through long hitting sessions as they prepare for Seals clashes and a March 29 trip to Los Angeles and Vernon. In Washington, Senators beat Indianapolis Associa ten club in an unreal exhibition, while Chicag o Cubs head to California for a ten day stay and a Kansas City series with the Blues. White Sox players Sheely and Thurston are briefly out of action.
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Sah Pranelero
San Francisco
Pirates
Mike Martinek
Buffalo
McWechnie
Seals
Tog Anmelex
Los Angeles
Vernon
Washington
Senators
Indianapolis
Tampa
Kelley
Menamara
Harris
Tampa Camn
Hearfia
Chicago
Chicaga Cubs
Oon Catalin Teland
Cal
Vaca Angeles
Pirate
Omkerland
Kansan City
Bluca
American Association
White Sox
Shreveport
St. Marl Sheely
Mrs Jessup Reaches National Indoor Tennis Final
Wo mlagetras Wo mlagetras Jessup defeated Martha Bayard Shortt 6 3 6 2 to reach the women’s national indoor tennis final in Chest nne FA. She will meet Anna H Fuller of Cambridge in tomorrow’s title match as the Cornish of Great Britain face others.
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Wilmington
Brookline
Martha Bayard
Mase
Maren
Mra
John &. Jessup
Wo Mlagetras
Itu
Shortt TV
Anna H. Fuller
Cambridge
Hoppe Misses Shot Amid Persistent Fly Interference
A chaotic scene in a curtain game features Hoppe continually thwarted by a persistent fly. Referees and spectators react as Hoppe strains to hit the intended shot, only for the fly to distract him again and again. The incident concludes with Hoppe missing the decisive attempt.
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Hoppe
Pichler
N.Y
Grantey
Wille Topps
Take Sehqueter
Moppe
Diappe
Tevin
Eugene Jon
Coal Rates Held Not Reasonable
The Interstate Commerce Commission yesterday found the raters on Western Adrians M rader and Parsons unreasonably high. Rates for coal shipments Adrian Huektaunun Simsder Tbsine etc. were challenged in a case involving the Gulh lho es and Ghie and the Western Maryland. The commission deemed some routes reasonable while faulting others in the Maryland transport dispute.
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Ratigand
Adrians
Parsons
Dude Service Commission
Esumiasten
C. C. Strieby
Conleycet Tohsen
Charleston
Charles Th Wolher
Baltimore
State House Compensation Awards and Notaries Public Issued
State officials issued compensation awards to Carl Collins and Dan Steele for medical and service costs, with payments varying by weeks and duties. Notaries commissions were granted to Veter M. Adhiine of Wheeling and William J. Lowe of Beckley, as the secretary of state reported.
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Carl Collins
Polored Loakemam
Wal Saul Company
Arma
Dan Steele
American
Kegwa Mine Company
Fairmont
George Roberts
Catlawns Can
Nany
Price FT
Comminstona
Malary of State
Deter M
Ashkine
Wheeling
Wig Lowe
Beckley
George W. Sharp
Veter M. Adhiine
William J. Lowerot Beckley
Marriage Licenses Issued in Kanawha County
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday by the county clerk C. Argera. Gilomeno Gdgtla, 22, and Munroy Waynes, 22, both of Kanawha. Juenie A Hogwer, 17, of Kanawha. William Winston, 44, of Harrinot. Fanny Watts, 24, of Ida- Nawhi.
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C. Argera
Gilomeno Gdgtla
Kanawha
Munroy Waynes
Juenie
Wiliam Winston
Harrinot County
Fanny Watts
Ida- Nawhi County
Court Routine Notes and Uneven Docket Entries
Court records show Todd Adling posting 3100 with a surety in a case involving Arthur Adjetna and a guardian Shirkey, entered in chancery court. Another chancery entry covers Stella Caraway vs GC Caraaway. A crime item recounts Augusta Thiel injuring Blntger in a jealous quarrel, destroying a stone.
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Todd Adling
Gol Blanks
Bruin
Augusta Thiel
Duffer and Digs in Golf Talk and Baseball Debate
A fragmented column blends golf chatter with baseball notes. It discusses what constitutes a duffer, challenges in driving and putting, and lists players like Sullivan and Slattery. It mentions contract questions, the reserve clause, and Brooklyn's world series hopes alongside golf contenders including Glenna Collette and Sue May.
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Glenna Collette
Galden
Sue May
Gasoline cut has nationwide effect though details unclear
The Standart Oil Company of New Jersey ordered a gasoline price reduction effective at all stations in parts of Virginia and West Virginia under Charleston command. The move lowered pump prices by two cents plus state tax, with conditions and delivery areas specified by manager for the company.
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New Jersey
Standard Oil Company
West Virginia
Standart Oil Company
Paitta
Far Aly
Wear Virtiniy
Porthiina
Charleston Headquieters
Crittendan
Bord
Ste Mahager
Sity
Uvav
Chardaston
Ranenriitien
Thir
Ford
Arrest Made in Robbery Quiz Involving Hafilel Lions
Hafilel Lions, 23, was arrested yesterday in South Charleston by detectives from the Smith Agetes. The robbery, reported last November 11, targeted a drug store on South Channels Street. Suspects Gioow and others faced charges as police continued the case.
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Hafilel Lions
Charleston
de Loviiwa
T. ML Chiderg
Smith Agetes
Lind
Squire J. A Deruyter
Avril
Otofahngen
South Channes
Giow
Llons Vnrus
Atera
Washington Day in Congress and National Updates
Hearings on Northern Lace grants dominate the day as lawmakers convene in Washington. Senate chairmen and foreign sympathy notes pour in while discussions touch on Midwest storm relief and aviation announces. Census data show iron cotton production at 13,618 bales while actions at the White House include plans for a summer trip to New England and a mother’s immigration inquiry pending March 26.
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Sennor la Kalletta
Senate
Wapress
Washington
Ceanden
N. d
Baureau
Coyne
Michael Ka
Real estate transfers recorded by county clerk yesterday
A series of real estate transfers were recorded with the county clerk yesterday. Names include Werd, Shimbita, Rebi yon, Leek, Hunt street, and numerous parcels across Chemical City, Malden district, and O'Dell addition, with stated considerations ranging from 1,000 to 94,500 dollars.
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Carls Sartael
Tinestra
Chemical City
Albert Meataws
Brown
Jota Poritank
Irn K. Baxter
Goldie M
Konda
O'Dell
Four Cornered League establishes Quadrangle Cup
New York March 20 Columbia Cornell Dartmouth and Pennsylvania ancient rivals on the diamond will play one another annually beginning this spring for a trophy to be known as the Quadrangle cup established by an agreement ratified by the four universities today.
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New York
Columbia
Cornel
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
National sand ball title showdown set in Detroit
Laswell from Los Angeles meets Schautel Berger from Detroit for the championship after winning semi finals. Laswell defeated William Sackman of New York while Schaufeberger eliminated Lane McMillan of San Francisco.
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Clr Vu
Maren 2U
Maynard Laswell
Los Angeles
A. Schautelberger
Detroit
Laswell
William Sackman
New York
Schaufeberger
Lane McMillan
San Francesco
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Mack Goff
Miami Club Orchestra
Fitcom Chissery
Stevens & Brunelle
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Fayerice
Percy Marmount
Marguerite de la Motte
Otis Harlan
Chopla
Munro Manter Sorine
Kearns Orchestra
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Hinton
Bluefield, W. VA
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Mountain State Transportation Company
Bluefield, West Virginia
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McCreary
Bluefield
Jenving Bluefield
Cadillac
Wenal
de Molays
Order de Molay
Scottish Rite Temple
First Presbyterian Church
Reid Jarrett, M. C
Pilate
MR. Rose
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Lee and
Beauregard Streets
the Holy Christian Church
W. P. Hooper
Highlawn Presbyterian Church
Huntington
W. Va
H. H. Pitzer
Ruffner Memorial Church
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