Three Clubs Strengthened At A's Expense In Trade
The annual joint session of Major League baseball leagues produced drastic realignments. Boston Red Sox, Detroit Tigers, and Chicago White Sox gained strength at the expense of the Philadelphia Athletics. Connie Mack dismantled his 18 year buildup, trading away to satisfy bankers. A schedule tweak and inter league All Star series were discussed, with a new ball spec to be closer to the American League. The league consensus banned synthetic materials for bats before June 19. The inter league All Star game will be held in New York next year with rotating venues.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Chicago
Mje Jumgues
Boston Red Sox
Debryil Tigers
Chicago White Box
Connie Mack
Boston Braves
St. Louiz Cardinals
Chigage
Chibs
Khralee
Pypeuions
William Haridge
Auprian League
John Hoydive
National League
Philadelphia
Montia
Heydier
Bob Lagues
New York
Prep School Hockey Team Plans Historic Europe Tour
Thirteen Morristown School players sail for France and Switzerland to compete in a four tournament trip abroad. Coach Tilghman and Dr. Ward lead a group that will visit Villars and Zurich, with fixtures against Swiss and French teams and a London visit to meet English hosts.
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New York
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Billig
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Villars
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Lausanne
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Londo
Atudenta
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Wrestling Results Highlight Global Participants and Surprises
A chaotic listing from New York details wrestlers Emil Dusek Bert Rubi and others from Hungary Italy Russia and more. The report notes several matches with names like Andy Brown Yanka Ze beeniak Hans Bauer Rudy Dusek Stanley Sokoliz and George Tontovich. A mention from Kansas City includes Fred Peterson and Hib yam among scattered results and the chaotic outcome of bouts.
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Emil Dusek
Omaha
Iew
Bert Rubi
Hungary
Bruno Gerrassini
Taly
Wil Kouta
Minneapoli
AL Geicry
Poland
Andy Brown
Paul Booch
Brooklyn
Yanka Zebeeniak
Russia
Dick Lever
Tennesset
Hans Bauer
Germany
AC Toronto
Iiny Browning
Misouri
Rudy Dusek
Oriana
Willie Davis
Richmond
Stanley Sokoliz
Philadelphia
Man Mountain Dean
Georgia
Ink Hinley
Oldabomne
Kinsad
San
Pittsburgh
Drew
Hib Yam
Drumwright
Osis
Aid Pat Mahoney
Piifadelphia
Carnera to meet Loughran February 22 in Miami
Primo Carnera the bankrupt heavyweight champion was expected to sign for a 15 round title bout with Tommy Loughran in Miami on February 22. The visit to the United States included hearings on bankruptcy and questions about his income and manager’s role. Anxious creditors and legal scrutiny shadowed his stay, with reports of modest bout earnings and immediate return to Milan for treatment of a fractured right hand.
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Primo Carnera
Tommy Loughran
Miami
United States
Italy
Camera
Baniaulot
Sam
America
Jack Sharkey
Paolino Azcudun
Rome
Fon
Dumna
Carney
Muontain
Uvaul
Uzeutton
Milan
Soresi
United States District
Thomas
Dewey
Bill ,Dilty
Walter Frieman
Thal
Duffy
Dilfy Tormerly
Perry meets Smith in Pittsburg after Yarosa win
In Pittsburgh tonight young Newark boxer Perry, who defeated Teddy Yarosa weeks earlier, faces Philadelphia’s Jimmy Smith in a 10-round bout. Powerhero and other preliminaries precede the main event.
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United Presssburgh
Young Perry
Newark
Teddy Yarosa
Pittabluigh
Jimmy Smith
Philadelphia
Columbus Dam project funded by CWA plan approved
CWA funds are assured for a Columbus dam with estimated total costs around 12,280 dollars to be shared with the government contributing about 8,070 dollars. The project includes 180 to 200 foot spillways, concrete structures and timber, with cement, sand, lumber, iron, steel and equipment to be delivered. Construction will create jobs and begin midweek under supervision of the Department of Forests and Waters.
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Matoinh
Gis Cement Ynleh
Gemuaine Gay
Department of Forests and Waters
Withii Yue
Junior High Tops Faculty In Season Opener
Corry Junior High School opened its basketball season with a 40 to 37 win over the faculty team on the sub-High court. Hixson, Bystrycki and Taylor scored 33 of Corry’s points while Myers led the faculty with 28 points including 11 field goals and a free throw.
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Corry Junior High School
Hixson
Bystrycki
Taylor
Myers
Any Jr. High Myers
Loy
Fixsom Wolfe
Dee
Bystryckt Hoftmaster
Hammond Watson
Zepke Anderson
Taylor Pomeroy
Boece Maat
Fleming
Two Ohio youths to co captain Duquesne football team
Two Ohio youths named as co captains for Duquesne University football in the 1st season under the new administration. George Rade of Brookfield and Art Strutt of Mingo Junction will share leadership roles at the university. The banquet announced the decision amid plans for athletic leadership changes.
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Duquesne University
George Rade
Brookfield
Art Strutt
Mingo Junction
el Mier Layden
Crack Toronto hockey star has fighting chance
Toronto Maple Leafs star Irvin Bailey was given a 50-30 chance to live after brain surgery at City hospital. He suffered a fractured skull and cerebral hemorrhage from a collision with Eddie Shore in a Boston game. Shore faced potential manslaughter charges if Bailey died, though Boston police said no criminal act was evident.
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City Hospital
Eddie Shore
Boston Baulins
Boston Garden
Shore
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Red) Horner
Maple Leafs
Donald Munro
Martin Crotty
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Boston v Police
John F. McGarthy
Bruin
Pennsylvania reports CWA employment exceeds target
Harrisburg reports 328,000 Pennsylvanians employed on Civil Works Administration projects, 28,000 above the two month old goal. The state HQs released the latest figures as officials note rapid progress. In unrelated local news, the Young People's Bible Class of the Baptist Church meets at Rev. and Mrs. Hoole's home at 7:30 PM for a Bible study with "Christmas" as the theme.
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Wordless wedding ceremony marks San Francisco nuptials
A wordless ceremony was held when Judge Mogan married Miss Mikired Quadro of San Francisco and Everett Yeager of San Jose. Deaf mutes, Miss Hdna Edwards served as interpreter during the vows.
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San Francisco
Mogan
Mikired Quadro
Everett Yeager
San Jose
Bell
Hdna Edwards
St Edward's Faces Erie Quint In Key Tonight
St Edward's High meets Erie Cathedral Prep in a late 1930s parochial hoops clash at 8:30 pm after a 7:30 pm opener. Cathedral, aided by Rev Walter Conway, has built a strong basketball program. St Edward's relies on forwards Swari and Prugar to spark an upset and challenge the favored hosts.
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Erie
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Ponzi Favored To Win World Pocket Billiards Title
Chicago December 15 Andrew Ponzi emerged the favorite to capture the world championship pocket billiards crown after a 125 to 0 win in ten innings over titleholder Ralph Greenleaf. Greenleaf has lost four of six games as Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland holds second place with four wins and one loss while James Caras of Wilmington, Del. sits third with three wins and no defeats.
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United Press
Chicago
Andrew Ponzi
Ponzi
Ralph Greenleaf
Wilmington
Del
Concord Community Association Christmas Party Recap
The Concord Community Association held its annual Christmas party at the Community House on Friday. Guests enjoyed a delicious fried chicken dinner, an all day social with singing of Christmas carols, and holiday decorations. A Christmas tree and gifts enhanced the festive atmosphere as members and friends shared in the celebration.
Clymer Five Dominate Erie In 87 26 Victory
Invading Erie last night the Clymer squad routed Eye Sanitary Dairy five with an 87 to 26 win. Lineups list Fos Erie Grist Owens Degean Gominic Legters Ross R Wassink Mecuar Cymeroo and more, referee Smithy.
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Eye Sanitary Dairy
Fos
Erie Grist
Eurogum Meerdink
Owens Degean
Gominic Legters
Ross R
Wassink
Jose LL
Smithy
Emma Shelaun Weds Felix Burkett in Clymer NY
Mr and Mrs B B Shelaun of 244 Franklin street announce the marriage of their daughter Emma to Felix Burkett son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Burkett of Second Avenue Corry. The ceremony took place December 8 in Clymer New York officiated by Rev Whinpe. The groom works for Acro Supply Co.
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B. B. Shelaun
Franklin Street
Emma
Felix Burkett
Joseph Burkett
Second Avenue
Clymer
N.Y
Whinpe
Fragmentary note on sectors and labor during early January 1924
Readable fragments reference maturing sects and a program linking rails and construction. Mentions owners, process steps, industry development, and a dated 1924 reference to Skyll Blue Lathe and Miller. Lacks clear events or individuals.
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