Pean Hits Star Hurling Fund- Greb and His Manager Break
Captain Howard Long of the University of Pennsylvania pitched 24 wins in 25 starts, defeating William and Stary at Williams. Owen Carroll hopes for a debut with Tig Téngives if Rich joins, while Holy Cross contends with nine strong opponents who have faced Mood hitters in college games.
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Howard Long
University of Pennsylvania
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Longluoets
Owen Carroll
Tig Téngives
Rich
Holy Cross
Weismuller Beaten by Laufer in Notable relay lead
At the AAU swimming championships in New York, Cincinnati YMCA edged Weismuller in a record-setting 100 yard relay as Laufer and Weismuller traded leads. Agnes Geraghty and Corinne Condon also set world records in other events, while Ruth and the Giants pursued a series win.
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Women's Swimming Association
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Olympic Club
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Stanford University
Hitch Mademacier
Gustav Froe|lich
Diverse sports notes from early 1920s regional games
A collage of sports results and signings spans baseball, boxing, and scholastic athletics. Ted Blankenship pitched for the Sox in a win over Memphis. Willie Hoppe drew splits with Jake Schayler in exhibitions. Jollie Puen signs with New Castle in the Ohio and Pennsylvania league. Sharon High School’s team enters national scholastic competition.
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Jake Schayler
Franti
Oility
Hoppe
Franklin
Schaefer
Saliefer
Oil City
Jollie Puen
Shenango
Avith
New Castle
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Warren Mouse
Charley Balschik
Sharon Bil
Ney Castle
Yourtstown
Judge Landis
Sharon High School
Iceland Ends Dueling As First Nation Abolishes Judicial Codes
Iceland becomes the first country to ban judicial dueling, abolishing the practice nationwide. The move ends a centuries old custom linked to disputes settled by ritual combat under old law.
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Iceland
Keys Scatter After Lorain Lions Game
The Lorain Lions face the Keys in a crucial Thursday venue game described as part of a tense season push. Local fans expect a strong performance from the Keys as they aim to snap a losing streak and keep playoff hopes alive.
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New York Gay
Mini Rich
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Jones
San
Auster Busiess
Dyerland Willys
Siles Dyuney
Groip
Tramp
Misitegs
Boxing Tourney Crowns New Champions in Amateur Finals
Boston on April 7 saw the national amateur boxing tourney conclude with new champions. Finalists from Pittsburgh, New York, Boston and others claimed titles across 112 to heavyweight divisions. Notable wins included Lavereyn Lyons defeating John Haggerty in 112 pounds and Patsy Hullard beating James Donworthy in 138 pounds. Ed Tiernan defeated Charles Holleran in 447 pounds. Julia?
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Mass
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New York
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Pittsburgh
Hudson
Hosors
San Prancisco
Lavereyn Lyons
John Haggerty
Joe Katish
Bilc Aurgh
Jaaes Morelly
Boetom
Pond
Patsy Hullard
Jacks Donwhute
Tom Lawn
Joe Abaley
Fiernan
LE New York
Charles Holleran
Pjreshursh
Arthur Plygy
Vetery
Phil Coy Kendall
Hoston
Jerry Lamar
University of Virginia
Joe Monleo
Brockton
Richand Es
Akron Combine Cops Doubles Championship
Akron pair Charley Aston and Phil Young won the 1926 A.B.C doubles championship in Toledo, defeating Fred Gardella and Ev Thier of Detroit 28% 10 18% amid a pro Detroit crowd. The match featured a seventh frame surge and a final game tense to the ninth frame, with Rochester entries Olsen and Taylor placing ninth.
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United Press
Toledo
Ohio
A.bc
Charley Aston
Phil Young
Akron
Fred Gardella
Ev Thee
Detroit
Wettorwers
Aston
Young
Fils
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Thier
Gouters
Rochester Inds
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A. Taylor
Alsen
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Talhaws Viye Man
Cistanys
Chiscaigo
Shirley Aston
Bhi Young
Nicoll
Eddie Votel
East Pitts
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Harry Gerloski
Preliminary sight no land on trial trip
A garbled report notes a preliminary sighting with no land on a trial trip. It mentions The Boys Reserves of Union and implies a matchup tied to a Keystonedoraft game at the State Armory. Further details are unclear due to OCR errors and fragmented names.
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Juitians
State Armory
Thurslas Smite
Tyo Ofel
Sai
Crescent as State Emblem Through History
The crescent as a state symbol traces to ancient Athens and the moon’s god. The city of Constantinople adopted it in 1454, shaping later national emblems.
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Cone Stantinople
Pennsylvania 1926 Fishing Regulations Opening Day
The Journal prints the 1926 fishing laws for inland waters including limits and gear. It details allowed species and daily take limits, including pike perch and bass rules, with specific dates and regions referenced for streams, lakes, and inland waters.
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Pennsylvania
Corry Angees
Fairmont to Open Practice on April 20
Yalamon announces Fairmont will open baseball practice on April 20 led by Manager Joe Phillips. Secretary T-Ang Letousie says two affiliates were asked to report for training as rookie infielders and outfielders prepare under uncertain winter conditions. Plans include evaluating rookies over a few days before regulars report and aiming for improvements at the ballpark.
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Clymer Union City Fives Battle Friday
Clymer High and Union City prepare for a playoff clash rescheduled from Wednesday March fly due to Keystone Ham delays. Officials say the junior high arena in the city will host a crowded crowd as fans travel with a delegation expected to pack the auditorium.
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Union City
Lennon
Ulumer High
Union High
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Freeman Shows Much Promise in Welterweight Bout
In Cleveland on April 7, Freeman Mor Springs fought East Chicago contender Hough ten rounds. The bout ended when referee Harry Davis ruled a technical knockout in the 11th. Freeman demonstrated strong punching power and stamina, signaling promise for higher competition.
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Ohio
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Arte
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Chicago
Hough
Mickey Wailist
Harry Davis
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Influenza Situation at Greensburg Reports Rising Deaths
A Greensburg report notes a critical influenza situation with growing deaths. Fifteen to seventeen total fatalities have occurred in recent days as health authorities track the outbreak and respond with warnings and care guidance.
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Greensburg
Adpartad
Spring Styles of Golf World Exhibit Highlights Areon Display
The article describes an exhibit titled Spring Styles of Golf World featuring Areon and Wimaco items. It notes fans will see new golf attire and accessory displays, with Bleeding tops magazines on view and Ghul Meitelles and Air Wiehe part of the exhibit lineup during May.
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Bomb Explosion Devastates Town Leaving Dozens Injured
A catastrophic blast shattered a small town, wrecking buildings and injuring many residents. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as investigators cordoned off the area, while families searched for missing loved ones and local authorities urged calm during the chaotic aftermath.
Pierce Sees Heavy Team at Youngsville
Pierce reports a strong Youngsville squad with several standout players and a deep roster. The piece notes anticipated games this week and references upcoming trials, practice plans, and potential key matchups against local rivals.
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Pierce
Youngsville
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