End of General Carranza’s Romantic Milieu Marked by His Death
News reports describe the final phase of General Venustiano Carranza’s life as he fled Mexico City with a small group of loyalists and aides. He was assassinated in bed by a trusted subordinate during a revolt, and his body lay in state at Villa Juárez, Puebla, for days as thousands of Mexicans filed past the casket.
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Paoli Aims to Represent France in Olympic Field Events
Paoli, a wartime aviation veteran, recovered from severe injuries including a fractured skull to resume health and pursue a return to form. He stands 6'1" and 240 pounds, aiming to compete in field events and possibly heavyweight boxing for France, with prior boxing titles and a strong shot and discus record.
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National League Clubs Detailed Box Scores
In an 11 inning clash New York and Cincinnati split a high scoring doubleheader. Brooklyn and Boston faced off while Philadelphia beat Chicago with key players listed for each lineup. Box scores show individual at bats runs hits and errors across the NL games.
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Baseball memories and a Morgantown mayoral bid
The article recounts early major league pioneer Charlie Hickman from West Virginia, detailing his lengthy big league career with nine teams, plus a note on his later years coaching at Morgantown and his third term as mayor as he contemplates a sheriff candidacy in Monongalia County.
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YACHTSMAN CREATES PLEASURE CRAFT FROM SUNK GUNBOAT IN WAR OF '91
In a Lancashire town a yachtsman builds a playful craft from a sunken Spanish gunboat once used in the war of 1891. Amid quips about a mis-sized billiard table and a football game on it, readers glimpse daily life, humor, and a ministerial revival scene.
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Thhose
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Charles S. Neff
Dinner Stories: A Pro Bowler Plays Hawking Billiards
A famed billiards player, Levin thalge, once teased amateurs about his skill and joined them to demonstrate, yet his performance faltered on even the simplest caroms. The anecdote highlights misplaced confidence from a master amid everyday players.
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