Niblets Baseball Glib and Old-Timer Club Recall
Today in Sport notes the revived Merchants club memories of the Niblet era with pitches and names like Hennis Mallen Scotty mound and Bob Egan cited. A future exhibition and company team events weave through Ezzy era chat as locals reminisce on baseball paths and local athletic plans.
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Pirates and Robins Favored in pennant race pick
National League predictions favor Pirates Cubs and Dodgers as top three contenders. Writers weigh pitchers and lineups with emphasis on Pittsburgh and Chicago's chances while Phillies struggle in a wide field of contenders.
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Strong Vincent in Pitt Water Meet
United Press reports the Strong Vincent and Pittsburgh teams contest the University of Pittsburgh swimming meet. Morning heats determine semifinalists with finals slated for tonight at New Yorkity College, as coaches push for standout performances in the pool.
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Savoldi Upsets Londos In World Wrestling Title Bout
Savoldi, a former Notre Dame football player, defeated Jim Londos to win the World Championship in Chicago last night. The match ended in 26 minutes 20 seconds before about 10 000 fans as Londos protested the referee decision. Londos applied a Japanese wristlock at the line but Savoldi escaped and pinned Londos after touching his shoulders to the mat.
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New England Loop Placed on Economy Basis
Frank Murphy reports on a lean New England Baseball League formed to cut costs. The circuit links Taunton Lowell Worcester Quincy Nashua North Haven Woonsocket, with 24 cent admissions and daily driving between cities to minimize travel. Davison, with college and minor league ties, aims to revive regional baseball after prior attempts.
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Duquesne Player Hurt in Spring Grid Practice
Tod Brinkley of Duquesne University, a sophomore fullback and former Greensburg High School player, is in Mercy Hospital with fractures to his jaw and ribs after being struck during spring football practice.
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Tod Brinkley
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Dquesnu University
McCallion and Taylor in Rare Shooting Form
In a Northwestern Pennsylvania pro basketball clash the Warren Transits beat the Union City Ritz Pennsylvanians 50 to 26 as McCallion and Taylor sparked a late rally. The old teammate Ten McCallion returned amid revenge motives while Taylor delivered key field goals in the final period to seal victory.
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Cubs And White Sox Open Their Opening Series
Chicago crowds look to the first home set as the Cubs and White Sox clash in a season opener described with line scores and notes on early pitching and fielding, including references to refined travel plans and expected attendance for the twin bill.
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Recreation captures second money in loop league
In the Camry City Bowling League the Recreation Alleys completed its 1932-03 season with a sweep, totaling 2833 pins and games of 880 524 and 870 to defeat the Pharmacists. James Pappas led the winners with 208 281 158 for a 197 average, as secretary Albert Miller announced a prize fund distribution next Wednesday at the Recreation Alleys. Agra Supply won season honors and a sign up for the next sweepstakes on Siet Ward alleys is urged.
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Davis Cup Team Selected for 1938 Adventure Abroad
Henry McLemore outlines the probable 1938 Davis Cup lineup with Henry Vines Allison and Wilmer Van Ryn as singles. doubles likely pairing Allison with Van Ryn. The piece notes veteran form and suggests Sutter Shields Mangin or other players may join, but emphasizes Vines Allison and Van Ryn as core, bound for international competition.
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Dempsey Wins Over Garden In Clash
In a New York staged clash, heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey defeats Gene Tunney in a disputed bout at Madison Square Garden. The outcome follows delayed approvals and scheduling changes amid organizational debates over future title defenses and potential opponents, with the boxing world watching closely for the next steps.
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Jersey Squad Claims Third in ABC Tourney
United Press reports Columbus April action where Jersey squad from West New York took third in the five-man ABC tourney with a 2003 score. The Spartans of New York City and others posted high totals with leaders from Detroit Cleveland and Lockport among top finishers. individual scores feature Hewitt, Tomasek, Zanker and Brandt.
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Arcade Avenge Past Setback In High School Meet
Arcada high school wrestler Arcada 29 earned a victory that avenged two prior losses and boosted the season with a decisive win. New York reports Jack Wash-Liltin, heavyweight, suspended by the state athletic commission for unspecified reasons amid the event.
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Edinboro Independents defend title in Erie tourney finale
Edinboro Independents beat Sugar Grove 41 to 29 to claim the Company A Basketball Tournament championship. Edinboro opened with a 16 to 5 lead, led 26 to 12 at half, and held off Sugar Grove’s late rally as star forward scored 31 points and Duell added four field goals and fouls.
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Fragmented OCR snippet on global debt and rail issues
Readable lines discuss economic distress and debt in various regions, mentioning England and the United States. References appear jumbled, with phrases about taxes, indebtedness, and rail movements. No clear events or individuals emerge from the fragment.
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