Today in Sport highlights and local sports notes
The column covers team prospects with Mier and Mellister comments on the season, trades including Lou Felseck and Willis Hitclin, and a look at preparations for 1927. It cites Trout fishing openings, local high school basketball results led by Brown and Gallup, and a club membership deadline shift to April 1.
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Mier
Tamnoy
Jack Mellister
Sgw
Cleveland Indians
Lou Felseck
Willis Hitclin
Glubo
Teast
Hiey
Glen Owen
High Seconds
Clymer
Brown
Gallup
Boys and Girls Clash Draw Big Crowd at Junior High
A large turnout witnessed a boys versus girls basketball game at the junior high. The boys led early but the girls fought back, with the final score showing a clear edge for the boys in one quarter before the girls closed the gap. spectators called it close and lively in a high-spirited contest.
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Wong
Gond
Ysirls
Herren
Ubreestuarturs
Meries Enn Bris
Petr Vasler
Curtiz
Pete
Tey
Byburn
Mulitie Post editor arrested on criminal libel charge
George Be Dale, editor of the Mulitie Post Demo, was arrested in Muncie Indiana on a criminal libel indictment. He had been in exile in Ohio for weeks, returning due to his daughter, facing charges tied to a case against Judge Clugence Dearth in Delaware County.
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Ind
George Be
Dale
Mulitie Post
Sherif
McAney
Ohio
Hammermill Tossers Meet Keys In Crucial Showdown Tonight
Corry fans brace for a decisive clash as Hammermill Tackers aim to reclaim the division title against the Keys. Tuesday’s rally by Hammermill hinted at a tough battle with Erie's Keystones, as both teams bring strong lineups including Herman, Shaner, and Frost. The outcome will determine the championship fate, with Hammermill hoping to reverse last meeting and secure the crown.
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Ferson
Lammermi
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Bhue
Gold
Erle
Tnick
Aish
Custonius
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Ahrough
Gam
Seeniljipls
Corry
Jasoold
Hermann
Shaner
Jouwati
Newcampent
Nod Sullivan
Gromacks
Phe Tam
Aryl
Dorty
Hermans
Icystones
Selmid
Burns
Leagues Title at Stake in Tonight's Big Game
Tonight's Keyes Seton clash pits Pitts and Hue Conspyny A against a strong Radiators lineup. Guardsmen and soldiers battle for league leadership as a playoff now looms, with 7 30 p m tipoff and heavy advance ticket sales foreshadowing a packed arena.
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Pitts
Seton
Keystone Hartley
Assimie
Sartanicé Ais
Seth Hue
Leagheix
Kevstante Losser
Beast
Pitchford
Tito
Rathintors
Journalites
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Princeton Swiming Captain Bowron Heads Team
United Press reports Princeton appoints Birmingham star Bowron as captain of the swimming squad while Frederick Stout of Pittsburgh becomes manager for the Freshman basketball team in the latest campus leadership appointments.
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United Press
Princeton
N. J
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Birmingham
Ala
Bwck
Prederick Stout
Pittsburgh
Tigers Strong With Moriarty Directing Nine
Henry L Farrell reports on the Detroit Tigers facing internal strife as players push for trades amid poor results. George Moriarty is highlighted as a key dark horse, with calls to bolster infield at second base and a need for better pitching and fielding.
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New York
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Datenit Tigers
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Tes
Ehib
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Marty McManus
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McManus
St. Louis
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Gwers
Bhiev
Tor Moriarty
Cobti
Pinehurst Tourney Opens As Strong Field Competes
The Pinehurst tournament kicks off with a large field, showcasing top contenders including Foley Will Lie and others. Early rounds feature standout performances and new players making a splash, with teams from North and South divisions vying for opening day momentum and prize money.
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Noi Mu
Sat
Pontine
Urtaye
Wentyffthanak United North
Foley Will Lie
Eusia Tytaber
Toby
Uru Wishwik
Collett
Aletyes
Poe
Massive Dividend Payout Planned by US Corporations
United Press reports a large distribution to investors amid a push for higher payouts. The article names major firms and a potential $50,000,000 allocation to dividends and new investments, amid regulatory debates and market turmoil.
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United Press
New York
Pre & Whim
Alrcrft
Childs
Uyin Tally
CoeColi
Pore Mirquatte
Salmy Raeti
Laue
Sai Hrvinciawo
Binso
Sahai Maghlin United Rriot
Agel
Asawale Amrinnied
Yépler
HboWe
WETS ABANDON FIGHT ON STATE DAY LAWS
A fragmentary report notes legislators retreat from a push on state day laws. It mentions Pennsylvanian figures and references a vote or debate within the state legislature. The text is garbled but indicates a shift in stance or postponement of a confrontation over state day legal matters.
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