Two Players Added to Cleveland White House Basketball Squad
Cleveland White House cagers add two new players Bil Davidson and Art Hyatt joining former Bald-Win-Wallace ace. Davidson excels at pivot and Hyatt, from Tulea Oilers and Universal Pictures amateur teams, strengthens matchups as White House hosts undefeated Akron Titanstones in a National Professional League game Friday night.
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Nine Prominent Yankees Fail to Join Club
United Press reports from New York January 18 reveal nine prominent Yankees unsigned amid winter signing chaos. Joe DiMaggio leads a list including top stars and holdouts across teams, with Cavs, Phillies, Dodgers, and Bees affected. Contracts, attitudes, and potential signings shape the hot stove scene as clubs weigh options and plans.
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Indians and Pirates take three in Aero Keg Loop
In Aero Athletic Association action at the Recreation Alleys the Indians and Pirates each won three games in their late evening matches. Kip Anderson posted the lane results for the event, with Giants and Tigers also posting outcomes.
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Steens Take 2 From Kaspers in Bowling League
Steens bowler team won two games from Kaspers in the Antler Bowling League last evening. Dick Smith posted a high match average of 182. Pittsburgh notes report the University of Pittsburgh swimming team defeated Allegheny College 58 to 18, with most of the Metropolitan Pool events held nearby.
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Strong and Smart: Hal Schumacher Aims for Big Giants Year
Giants star Hal Schumacher vows a strong season after claiming he learned pitching tricks during injury. He says a surgeon repaired his arm and he now trusts his fastball to lead the New York Giants.
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Chamaco Bozeman Tie In Billiards at Hazeman’s Tables
Four contestants head toward the world billiard championship after Johnny Layton won two matches from Charlie Me Court. Joe Chamaco of New York and Jay Bozeman of Chicago split a pair of matches on Hazeman’s home tables, keeping them well ahead of the field.
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Deer herd remains large despite hill damage reports
News from Irvine area notes the deer herd in the district still sizeable after hefty hills caused disruption. Residents report nightly deer activity in remote fells while observers urge caution and record sightings across the district. In London, Rev Norman Burns of Tlehurst Methodist recalls his own years as a tramp while addressing a gathering of the homeless.
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City on Three Islands New York City Built on Three Islands
City in New York rests on three islands Manhattan Staten and Long Island with a portion extending onto adjacent mainland area near a Brom e.
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Seabiscuit Hobbled, Owners Weigh Retirement Plans
Arcadia California February 16. Seabiscuit, the 1828 handicap champion, is lame with a sprained suspensory ligament in his left front ankle. Owner Charles and Howard foresee retirement if he cannot regain form and aim to train him for Santa Anita before possible retirement to the breeding farm in San Francisco.
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Dilers Defeat C J Gun Team In City League Meet
Emblem rifle team defeated the Corry Jamestown squad in a City League match 1482 to 1465 last evening. High score posted by E Davis with 236. Individual event scores show Dall and Nagle among top scorers for Corry Jamestown and Weleht Bell Bielaw and Depew contributing strong totals amid the closely played meet.
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Beavers Host Rocky Grove in Junior High Clash Tomorrow
Beavers entertain Rocky Grove on the junior high floor in a home contest to avenge an earlier loss. A near-even matchup is expected as Beavers chase a share of momentum while closing out the season with two more home games before trips to Union City and Franklin.
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State meet expected to start soon
United Press reports Western Pennsylvania Interscholastic Amateur League officials plan to begin the elimination basketball tournament next week. Director Madore Grates announced a Pittsburgh meeting next Wednesday night where team officials slated to participate will confer with the league committee.
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Basketball results from college games listed
Princeton defeated Harvard 38 to 27 while Navy led West Virginia 52 to 20 and Army beat Syracuse 43 to 24. Other scores include Penn State 48 over West Virginia 43 and Lafayette 46 to Rutgers 25.
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Macchia Wins Suit Against Bookie in Hartwood Case
Connecticut story: Julie Macchia sued a bookmaker for 750 dollars after a horse race loss. The state Supreme Court affirmed the lower court’s ruling, holding Macchia need not itemize his losses. The ruling underscores the credibility of the claim in the bookmaking dispute.
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