Welter To Head Huron Elks Lodge No 444
William C. Welter elected exalted ruler of Huron Elks Lodge No 444 at Tuesday night meeting. Officers to be installed in April. Frark H. Ripley’s term ends next month. Emil Frost as loyal knight and Melvin Murphy as another knight elected. C H Weir to serve as delegate to Denver grand lodge. A P Stowell re elected secretary. C Whaley re elected treasurer. EC McKenzie re elected trustee. James M. Lloyd to make official visit Friday for lodge.
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Huron Elks Lodge No
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W. C. Peterson
A. P. Stowell
Huron Lodge
Hr. C. Whaley
EC. McKenzie
Board of Trustees
C. H. Weir
Grand Lodge
Denver
Huron Elks
James M. Lloyd
Huron
Lloyd
Bees Exhibit Highlights In Exhibition Defeat
Elbin Fletcher of the Boston Bees hit a homer and a double in yesterday's exhibition against the New York Giants, while pitcher Billy Weir from Bielrese struggled with two blowups in the fourth and fifth innings as New York won 8 to 6.
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Boston Bees
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Bielrese
New York
Pepper Martin Leads Cardinals Training Camp Revelry
Eddie Brietz sketches a colorful Florida stay with the St. Louis Cardinals as Pepper Martin and pals turn the Daytona scene wild. The band of players serenade townsfolk, juggle songs, and ride into town on wagons while teammates like Mika Ryba and Stan Bordagaray add street corner acts and charity hats.
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Jim Winford
Stan Bordagaray
Dodger
Two Blind Teams Lead Drama At ABC Bowling Tourney
Ten blind bowlers from Lighthouse 9 New York learned to bowl by feel, led by Otto Foetsch and joined by Tom McDonnell Tony Ballista Sigmund Molinowski Carl Rice and others. Coaches Jerry Wood and Dac Stutman guided them as they rolled clear of confusion in a joint display.
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Center Jump Elimination Favored By Coaches
Chicago March 11 The National basketball rules committee discussed changes to the game's code. Coaches recommended eliminating the center jump for at least a year while also considering revisions to the second rule about under the basket play.
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Mar
National Basketball Rules Committee
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Giants pleased with 1838 NL ball after surprise test
In Orlando the New York Giants tried the new 1838 National League ball without their knowledge during a practice with the Bees. A Meg Budd Ott homer and other blows followed as the club noted two belts for Boston.
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Grand National Is Dippy Race Publicans Devised Longest Course
A Las Vegas style tease describes the Grand National steeplechase as the longest and hardest event, created by Liverpool publicans to thrill crowds. It notes the race dates Friday, the potential centenary, and the spectacle drawing up to 750000 spectators.
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Mar
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Santa Anita
Fight Through Snow To Reach Sick Man In Park
Gardiner Montana. Two forest rangers on snow shoes dragged a sled carrying Oliver Wintare, 49, resort keeper, from Yellowstone Park’s high country. Snowplows cleared drift toward Lake Lodge as an ambulance followed to Livingston hospital. Wintare is seriously ill. officials expect arrival tonight as crews labor to reach him.
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CHAMBERLAIN AIDE TO LOCARNO PEACE CREATION
Sir Austen Chamberlain aided the Locarno conference resulting in treaties that pledged Germany France and Belgium never to wage war against each other with Britain and Italy as guarantors. He was knighted and shared the 1925 Nobel Peace Prize with Dawes and Stresemann. He was born in 1863 in Birmingham and pursued a long political career including chancellor of the exchequer and leader of the Conservatives in the House of Commons.
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