Braves Acquire Bell Bolsters Braves Squad
United Press reports Boston Braves strengthen their roster by acquiring Lester Bell from St Louis, sending Andy High and $20,000. Bell, once hurt, aims to reclaim form after a 225 batting year in 1926, while Rogers Hornsby helped broker the deal. Watie Holm shifts to third base. High remains as utility man with a future role at third.
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United Press
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St. Petersburg
Dog Catcher Dismissal Sparks City Office Shakeup
In a rare council action, the mayor dismissed Tess, the dog catcher, for alleged improper usurpation of the office and unauthorized commissions. The incident involves the license badge and commission records tied to Tess and other officials, triggering a review of municipal appointments. Country-wide logs and mayor Williams are referenced as context for the turmoil.
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El-inér
Tess
Wome Bar
Mayer Williams
Following the Majors in Southern Training Camps
In Florida and nearby sites, managers and players from multiple MLB teams are in spring camps. Notes cover workouts, injury updates for Ethan Allen and Hornet Bord, and prep for exhibitions as rosters tighten and key figures like Sparky Adams, Kiki Cuyler, and Fred Maguire influence lineup decisions.
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Pla
Jacke Hendricks
Cincinnati Reds
Ethan Allen
Hornet Bord
Allen
Mord
Marty Callaghan
Outfelder
Bill Zilznusn
Perth
Avalon
Catalina Island
Sparky Adams
Pirates
Kiki Cuyler
Joe McCarthy
Chicago Cubs
Fred Maguire
Toledo
Cub
McCarthy
Hunter not in Mexican games
Francis Hunter, ranked No. 2 U.S. tennis player, will not join the Davis Cup team for the Mexico City trip. United States Lawn Tennis Association president Joseph Wear said the younger players deserve a shot and trials will begin Thursday with Williams Tilden leading the eliminations.
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Francis Hunter
Tenmis
United States
Eam
Mexico City
Joseph Wear
American Lawn ‘Tennis Association
United Press Tooy
Wear
Hunter
Willams
Tilden
Hilden
St Titus High Headed for Chicago Tournament Opener
St Titus cagers travel to Chicago for Loyola University tournament in midstate league action. They reach the Windy City Tuesday and prepare to meet St Philip's College of Chicago in the first game at 2 p m Thursday. St Philip's, diocesan champion, fields a large roster of 660 pupils, presenting a tough test for the Titusville squad on an unfamiliar floor.
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Chicago Combinaton
Titusville
Marc
St. ‘Titus Cagers
Loyola University
St Qhivazo
Windy City
J. J. McKallen
Rather Wurseh
SE Titus Church
Sy ‘DL Uis
St. Philip's College of Chicago
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Las&mpion
St .Pitus
Last Night's Fight Results In Several Battles
In Portland Vancouver Tiger heavyweight defeated Joe Lohman in ten rounds. In Wilkes Barre PJ Schoell drew ten rounds with Maxie Rosenbloom. Bayonne light heavyweight Billy Vihaliék was disqualified in the eighth. Pat Eidie Lyk defeated Freddy Son in Scranton. Sylvan Bass welterweight drew with Battling Willard in Lancaster. Phil McGray and George Day fought four rounds in New Haven.
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Cnares
Geainger
Vancouver Tiger
Joe Lohman
Telediga
Reading
Pat Eidie Lyk
Scranton
Freddyson
Philadelphia
Keystone Athletic Club
Sylvan Bass
Baltimony
Battling Willard
Lancaster
Meadville Vistose Plant Scheduled for June Start
Meadville readers were told a new Vistose Company rayon yarn plant will begin construction in June. Bitton will head local operations once ready, with grading on 305 acres north of the city to start early. Vistose engineers finalize process details before building plans and contracts, Roy L. Phillips surveys the site, and a topographical map guides unit locations. Wesley H. Howard traveled to James Viown for related business.
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Wath Abtual
Meadville
Vistose Company
Imesauite ‘Trbune Republican
Bitton
Moon
the Historical Society
Aternoon Plune
Huilding
Pennsylvania
Art Music
Gose Company
Brom
Roy L. Phillips
Mr. Phillips
Local Patient Credits Dr Pieroe Clinic For Kidney Help
Michael Brokloft from Lumber Street credits Dr Pieroe Clinic and Dr Bieri for diagnosis and treatment of kidney troubles. He describes years of fatigue and pain improving after starting prescribed medicines and care, noting the relief and restored function in kidneys and limbs.
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Lumber St
Kidveys
Diuoyerett
Bieri
Tres
Dpo Pieroe
Mighito
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