Fenwick Five Faces Key Intercity Battle Tonight
The Fenwick Club meets St. Clement on the Commercial Square court in a pivotal Intercity League clash that could tie the standings with Austin A. C. if Fenwick wins, or drop to second with a defeat. Preliminary pits St. Clement Cubs against Fenwick Pioneers at 8 o clock with Charles Harrington officiating the head game.
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St. Clement
Commercial Square
Pfeiffer
Austin’ A. C
Fenwick Lads
St. Clement Cubs
Fenwick Pioneers
L. B. Harrison
Charles Harrington
St Marys High Ends Season With Victory
The St Mary's High School basketball team of Hyde Park closed its season with a 16 to 12 win over East Night High School on their court. The Saints finished with an 11-2 record, the best in Hyde Park Catholic High hoops history, coached by Marty Reddington.
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St. Mary's
Hyde Park
East Night High School
Cyril Bolger
Donald McHale
Joseph Schwertman
Saints
St. Mary’s
Hyde Park Catholic High
Marty Reddington
Warriors
St. Mary’s— Pig
C. Bolger
Injioveneesennes
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J. Schwertman
Boston
Iduillchiaiben
Brothers barred from Italian heavyweight title clash
Milan reports the Italian Boxing Federation refused to approve Giuseppi Spalla challenging his brother Erminio for the Italian heavyweight championship. Erminio, titleholder, is opposed to the match, while Giuseppi insists on a private bout under any conditions amid reported financial disputes.
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Milan
Italian Boxing Federation
Giuseppi Spalla
Erminio
Italy
Giuseppi
St Xavier Norwood Eliminate from Southern Ohio Race
St Xavier loses to Springfield 36 22 while Norwood falls to Stivers 33 11 in Dayton semi finals. Stivers meets Springfield tomorrow for a berth to Columbus Ohio State tournament. Dan leads Norwood with Captain English and Cox starring for Stivers.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Dayton
St. Xavier
Norwood
Greater Cincinnati
Xavier
Springfield
Stivers High
Stivers
Columbus
Saints
Cincinnati
Gem City
Dan
Captain English
Cox
Northwestern Natators Repeat Big Ten Tank Meet Victory
Northwestern natators won the Big Ten swimming meet at Chicago with 34 points. Wisconsin took second with 19, Michigan third with 17, Minnesota fourth with 14, Illinois and Iowa tied for fifth and sixth with 5 each, and Chicago finished seventh with 3.
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Chicago
Northwestern
University of Chicago
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Illinois
Iowa
Buffalo Bowlers Shine in Singles and Doubles
Buffalo shows dominance as six doubles teams and nine individuals reach top ten in the American Bowling Congress events. Payne and Reiss lead the two man event with 1,211 pins for third place. Scoechera and Baitz total 1,200 for fourth. W Garner posts 639 in singles to place second while H Brown earns 620 for third.
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Buffalo
American Bowling Congress
Payne and
Reiss
Scoechera
Baitz
W. Garner
H. Brown
Collett Wins Florida East Coast Women's Title Match
In St Augustine Florida March 13 Glenna Collett of Providence R I defeated Mrs H D Sterrett of Hutchinson Kansas two up to win a semifinal match as Frances Hadfield of Milwaukee beat Mrs Alex Smith of New York one up in the other semi final of the Florida East Coast women's golf championship.
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Glenna Collett
ST. Augustine
Fla
H. D. Sterrett
Hutchinson
Kan
Providence
R. L
Frances Hadfield
Milwaukee
Alex Smith
New York
Mt Union Falls to Marietta in Narrow 21 19 Loss
Mt Union, after a 26 game win streak, was edged by Marietta College 21 to 19 in Marietta Ohio. Marietta seized the lead early and held it throughout, with Mt Union closing the gap in the final minutes on a few field goals.
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MT. Union
Marietta
Marietta College
Speed Boys Triumph in Christ Church Basketball Final
Taney's Speed Boys edged Breslin's Loud Speakers 13 to 12 at the church gym to clinch the Christ Church league title. Ed O'Malley starred for the winners while Breslin and Schlagel led the losers in a close championship game.
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Speed Boys
Taney
Breslin
Christ Church
Church
Ed O'Malley
Schlagel
Hoppe Defeats Champion in Exhibition Billiards Match
Willie Hoppe defeated Jake Schaefer 3656 to 3582 in a five day exhibition in Boston. Hoppe averaged 48 56 75 and Schaefer 47 57 75. The world title was not at stake.
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Hoppe
Boston
Willie Hoppe
Jake Schaefer
Schaefer
Giants Pulse Scott In Sarasota Expanse
North Carolina tobacco grower Jack Scott pitched three strong innings for the Giants against the Senators in Sarasota on Wednesday. Scott rose with the Giants in 1922 after being cut by the Braves and later helped in a World Series game against the Yankees. Colonel Robert M. Thompson, President, calls an Executive Committee meeting of the American Olympic Committee at the Hotel Astor in New York on Saturday April 11. The U S Olympic participation report for Paris 1924 will be presented. An American Olympic Association meeting follows that afternoon.
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Jack Scott
North Carolina
Giants
Sarasota
Senators
Scott
Braves
John McGraw
Yankees
Robert M. Thompson
Hotel Astor
New York
United States
Paris
American Olympic Association
Community Chest Sets Quota at $1,859,293 for West End Work
The board-approved Community Chest budget totals $1,859,293 up $17,000 from last year to fund health and social programs in the congested West End. The plan includes acquiring the old Shoemaker homestead for the Negro Civic Welfare Association to develop a district health program, with 83 agencies supported and 34 district chairs to be announced next week.
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West End
William J. Shroder
Frank Nelson
Michael M. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
West Fourth Street
Negro Civic Welfare Association
Shrader
Advisory
Chest
Do. M. Bookman
Bookman
Citizenship
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Boy Soous
Travelers’ Aid
St. Rita School
Lockland
Ninth Street
General Service
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Bureau of
Ihelic Charities
Rawley Health Center
Kenton Street
Community Chest and
Council of Social Agencies
Social Service Exchange
Community Nurse Association of Eration of Chrupches
Fed Negro Civic Welfare Association
Norwood Service League IL
PN Poe iii
United Jewish Social Agencies
Sayler Park to Have School
A six member joint Sayler Park Business Men's Club and Mothers' Club committee reported to the Board of Education seeking a new Sayler Park school building after two fires raised fire safety concerns. The group said the board would try to accommodate them at its earliest convenience. Members include Mrs. Robert Lee, Mrs. Charles Martin, Dr. B. F. Lehman, Milton Sayler, Thomas Pike, and James Drewery.
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Sayler Park
Robert Lee
Charles Martin
Mothers’ Club
B. F. Lehman
Milton Sayler
Thomas Pike
James Drewery
Business Men’s Club
Aurora Man Dies Here From Poison Mistake
Thomas P. Squibbs aged 58 of Aurora Ind died at Linton yesterday afternoon after taking carbolic acid by mistake. His bottle resembled his medicine bottle. He was a partner in Duffy P Squibs & Co distillers of Lawrenceburg and a director of the First National Bank of Aurora and a member of the Aurora School Board. He is survived by his widow Julia Cheek Squibs two children Ruth and Marion and his brother Alexander. His body returned to Aurora for funeral Monday.
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Thomas P. Squibbs
Aurora
Ind
Linton
Alexander Squibs
Duffy P. Squibs & Co., Distillers
Lawrenceburg
First National Bank of
Alleged Robbers Bound Over on Seven Robbery Counts
William Denight, 27, of Fifteenth and Elm, bound over to the grand jury on seven robbery counts totaling 21000 after municipal court action. Accomplice Daniel Ruwan, 1040 Freeman, held on 15000 bond for three robbery counts. license tag theft continued. Ruwan fined 500 and costs on moonshine possession. Robbers captured March 7 after a grocery store at Court and Wesley was held up. Rowan drove the escape car.
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William Denight
Fifteenth and
Elm Streets
Yeatman
Daniel Ruwan
Freeman Avenue
Ruwan
von Dohre
Poh
Wesley
Rowan
Donight
Fire destroys new home of J Bonham near Cleves
The Nebo road residence of John Bonham purchasing agent for a grocery chain burned early yesterday. Fire origin undetermined. loss estimated at 12000 dollars. Marshal Balzar first alerted Cleves Fire Department. firefighters battled flames for over five hours. Bonham family had planned to move in today.
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John Bonham
Nebo Road
Cliff Road
Cleves
Marshal Balzar
Civilians Beat Captain During Armory Disturbance
Captain Wilbur F. Jones of Company A 147th Infantry Ohio National Guard was assaulted by civilians at the Freeman Avenue Armory during drills last night. William Hartman 20 of 1200 West Liberty and Oscar Jung 23 of 1527 Dudley were arrested on disorderly conduct charges. Captain Jones was not seriously injured.
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Wilbur F. Jones
One Hundred and Forty-seventh Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Freeman Avenue
William Hartman
West Liberty Street
Oscar Jung
Dudley Street
Jones
Radio Programs for Today and Coast Artillery Officer
The list details WSAI Cincinnati and many stations across the nation with 8 P.M. to late evening programs including concerts, news reviews, and talks. The notice also reports Second Lieutenant Thomas Blackburn Wheatley, son of Mrs. Thomas J. Wheatley of Clifton, has been commissioned in the Coast Artillery Officers Reserve Corps.
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Thomas Blackburn Wheatley
Thomas J. Wheatley
Highland Avenue
Clifton
Coast Artillery
War Department
Davenport events schedule for 389.4 and 483.6 meters
A concise schedule lists activities in Davenport IA. At 7 P.M. is a relay program following dinner, with 6:30 P.M. Sandman's visit and 6:50 P.M. a discussion of an international school lesson. The program ends with a one hour musical performance at 9 P.M.
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WTAM
Cleveland
Davenport
Sandman
Evening Attractions at WTAS Elgin and Park Illinois
Station listings show WTAS Elgin at 8 PM with orchestra songs, and Park Illinois at 6 10 PM with a pianist and organ, followed by a 9 PM tenor and pianist performance.
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Wrste Park
Ill
Eastern Stations CKAC Montreal Evening Schedule
CKAC Montreal lists 425 meters at 6 P.M. Kiddies stories and dinner music. At 7:30 P.M. a studio variety concert follows, then a 9:30 P.M. dance program.
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WTAM
Cleveland
Far West
KGO
Oakland
CKAC
Montreal
Ottawa CNRO Schedule of Evening Performances
At 6 30 P M bedtime stories and 7 P M dinner concert, a musical program features soloists and a dance or orchestral ensemble. The event takes place at the CNRO Ottawa venue with a dinner following the stories.
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CNRO
Ottawa
Orestra
Arlington Weather Signals Spark Last-Minute Prep
Brief weather update notes last minute adjustments for Bible teachers with evening signals from 6 30 to 8 55 P M Arlington time. KDEA East Pittsburgh mentions 309 1 meters and C ilaren's period in guide lines.
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KDEA
Pittsburgh
C.ilaren
Arlington
Concert and midnight program on WAHONG ISLAND schedule
Radio and venue listings show a 7 30 P M concert on WAHONG ISLAND followed by a 11 P M special midnight program. WBBR STATEN ISLAND airs 7 30 P M Q A sessions featuring oriental music. MASS MASS includes 6 05 P M bedtime warm, 6 15 P M Sketches, 7 15 P M musical program, 8 15 P M piano concert and a talk. YORK reports 5 30 P M violin solo health talk with orchestra lasting six in YORK.
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Ee Louis
Nc És
Ny Orchestra
Devenport
Chicago Tribune
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Philadelphia
Penn Charter Music Clubs
Wwiz
New York
Liederkrantz Society
Wahong Island
WBBR
Staten Island
Oriental Music
Wees Mass
York
Southern Ohio Diocese plans million dollar children’s hospital
An application for a permit to construct a new children’s hospital at the northwest corner of Bethesda avenue and Elland circle Avondale was filed with Building Commissioner George R Hauser. The $1,000,000 facility for the Southern Ohio Diocese of the Episcopal Church will include a laboratory X ray department outpatient department and other hospital services with a 185 bed capacity. Architects Stanley Mathews and Elzner and Anderson filed the permit. Contractor Ben Schaefer was also awarded the planing mill contract for Johnson Doppler Lumber at C H D avenue and Llewellyn street at a $30,000 cost. Schaefer was awarded additional work for improvements to Lowry Goebel Co at 125 West Fifth street estimated at $10,000.
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Children’s Hospital
Bethesda Avenue
Elland Circle
Avondale
Southern
Stanley Mathews
Elzner & Anderson
Ben Schaefer
Johnson-Doppler Lumber Company
C., H. & D. Avenue
Llewellyn Street
Schaefer
Charles W. Skinner
Lowry & Goebel Company
West Fifth Street
Moul Lumber Co Leases Two Rooms in Schmidt Building
The Moul Lumber Company leased rooms 205 and 206 in the Frederick A. Schmidt Company Building at Fifth and Main for three years. Total rental for the term is 4500 dollars.
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Frederick A. Schmidt Company
Fifth and
Main Streets
Moul Lumber Company
Mt Lookout Savings and Loan to Open March 16
The Mt Lookout Savings and Loan Company on Mt Lookout Public Square will hold its official opening Monday evening March 16. Invitations have been extended to many patrons and friends to inspect the quarters, which will be open daily.
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Mt. Lookout
Auction Set On March 18 For National Rubber Equipment
Theodore Moorman and Louis P. Ezekiel of the Main Street Auction Company announce a sale of office and shop equipment from the National Rubber and Specialties Company. Auction is Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock on the premises at 4433 Chickering Avenue, Winton Place.
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Theodore Moorman
Louis P. Ezekiel
Main Street Auction Company
National Rubber and Specialties Company
Chickering Avenue
Winton Place
Hyde Park East Buyer Plans Residence on Wilshire Lot
W. C. Harper bought a 40 by 120 foot lot on the west side of Wilshire avenue Hyde Park East for 2100 dollars to build a residence for the market. Piper and Piper brokers handled the sale for Eva Mackzum.
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W. C. Harper
Wilshire Avenue
Hyde Park East
Piper & Piper
Eva Mackzum
Bettman Explains Charter Changes At Fourth Ward Meeting
Alfred W Bettman outlined city government reforms under the charter including a city wide council selection and a switch to non partisan council. He described a nine member council choosing a city manager by merit and admin skill. Mrs Adolph Wulff spoke on proportional representation.
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Alfred W. Bettman
Windsor School
Adolph Wulff
Cincinnati League of Women Voters
Vacuum Rupture Shield Expert to Visit Cincinnati Gibson Hotel
Chicago expert E. J. Meinhardt will demonstrate The Vacuum Rupture Shield at the Gibson Hotel in Cincinnati on March 18 and 19 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. He claims instant relief from ruptures without understraps and warns against old style trusses. No mail fittings. all cases seen in person at the hotel.
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E. J. Meinhardt
Chicago
Gibson Hotel
Cincinnati
Ohio
Meinhardt
North Ave
Ill
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