Eleven American Horses Entered In Big Sporting Event Jumps
Eleven American owned jumpers compete at Aintree Grand National with high hopes. Bets list Grackle, Annandale, and Easter Hero among top contenders as J. Hay Whitney and G. Selfridge entries gain attention amid large crowds.
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Great Span
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Laddie) Sanford
Sandy Hook
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Glangesia
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Invitation Meet Set At State For May Track Event
Brookings March 21 invitation track meet announced by South Dakota Yetic Director TC Kasper. State College led by Engiemann seeks a balanced lineup after last year’s first place finish. North Dakota State and others from Nebraska Iowa and Dakota teams join. Medals awarded for top three in each event, team trophy and relay quartet cups.
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Minnesota cage meet erupts as teams win big
Four quints survive as Frith wins first four in the Mint azote high school basketball tournament. Chisholm triumphs, Borniatji beats 93 to 1 in an afternoon game. Glenece meets Chisbeina and Mankato faces Drciinlo in the next round.
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Turnesa Edges Field In North South Open Golf
Joe Turnesa holds a one stroke lead after the first holes in the North and South Open golf tournament. He carded a 72 in the 36-hole day to total 142, with $5,689 prize money on the line. Bobby Cruickshank and Cox are close behind, as Johnny Golden Nordom Conn and others chase scores in the 143 to 146 range.
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South West Vineburst
Jos Turness
Bendeane
Bobby Cruickshenk
Shelly
Wefy Com
Turness
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Cox
Bey
Johnny Golden
Nordom
Conn
Johnny Farrell
Mamaroneck
N.Y
Billy Burke
Greenwich
Freddie
Hyatt
Charlotte
Dodgers and Braves in Salary Talk Amid Spring Dramas
Conflicting rumors swirl as the Brooklyn Robins and star pitcher Dazzy Vance remain 2,000 apart on salary. Frank York says Vance has retired to Homosassa, awaiting developments, while rumors touch Babe Ruth and various teams in exhibition play. News from St Petersburg, Greensboro, Jacksonville, Bradenton, West Palm Beach, and New Orleans highlights spring training chatter about players like Heller, Carter, Mein, Marey, Bottomley, and Kirnsey, with managers weighing returns and contracts.
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Dazzy Vanes
Daeger
New York
Frank York
Vance
Homosassa
His Swimming Honors
Chicago report notes a national meet with limited defending champions in contention and a focus on morning’s best performances in swimming events.
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Chommplen Beck
Moening
Loughran to Fight Griffiths in Chicago Stadium Show
Philadelphia heavyweight Tommy Loughran, 183 pounds, faces Sioux City’s Griffiths, 197, in a ten round main event at Chicago Stadium. Sportswriter notes Loughran as firm 7 to 5 favorite with 13,000 expected attendance and $40,000 gate. anniversary card marks stadium opening two years ago.
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Philadelphia
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Boston
Huron Boxing Card Named For April Showdown
Promoter BR WN Winson announced the April boxing lineup at Tue rday event with only the main bout set. The headliner features Dick Dameroy of Ab sodas facing Al Breun awelterweight title bid as Demeroy returns after a decisive win over Battling Cottin on the March card.
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Tuerday
Apeil
Maruon
Al-Breun
Hrosdlasd
Dick Dameroy
Absodas
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Bitter By William Bruceen NEA Service Sports
William Bruceen reports on a spring batting practice scene in Biloal where veteran pitcher Walter Johnson discusses the team’s strengths and pitching staff. The piece contrasts Johnson’s era with current prospects, noting the need for standout pitchers and the club’s balance as it seeks to improve and win.
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Ty Thia
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Contests Last Night Dowee PA-Pate Pipeture Me 200
An unreadable fragment mentions White Sox figures and a confusing set of names and events. The readable bits suggest sports contests or lineups, with references to players and positions. The garbled text limits precise details but implies a late-night wartime or seasonal game context and team notes.
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Official base-stealer claims new solution in exclusive interview
Al Schacht discusses a supposed remistad molon base and a fanatical plan to steal bases with sash pistols. The interview, full of quirky slang and muddled phrases, hints at baseball intrigue and chaotic ideas.
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MES
Mer
al Schacht
Remistad Molon
Newts
Oakley
Handbell Favorites Reach Semi Final Round
Handbell favorites advance to the semi final on March 21 as top ensembles compete for final berths amid strong regional participation. Strong performers include noted groups from area churches and music schools, with judges praising precision and musicality.
Virginia Van Wie Leads Midway in Southern Pines
In Southern Pines on March 27 Virginia Van Wie of Chicago made a 73 in the 18 hole round, taking a seven stroke lead at the midway point. Edith Quier, Miss Heading Pn, trailed by three strokes, with Mrs. O. S. Hill and Bernice Wall tied for fourth after a 42 41 88.
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N.C
Mise
Virginia van Wie
Chicago Unksworman
Chicago
Edith Quier
Hill
Kansas City
La Barba and Francis Set Rematch in Madison Square Garden
New York March 2 Fidel La Barba featherweight challenger will meet Italy’s Kid Francis in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden tonight. Their first fight in Paris two years ago lasted thirteen rounds before La Barba’s victory. Francis promises a stronger comeback after recent success against Eadie Shea of Chicago.
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Paris
Madison Square Garden
Fidel la Barba
Lou Angelee
Kid Francis
Italy
la Barbe
Newt Ieetag
Fremcis
Weaterner
Out Of Town Teams to Star At A B C Bowling Tourney
Sixty out of town teams join three of the country’s fastest as the American Bowling Congress tournament opens tonight in Buffalo. Hoffmen Tires of Cleveland will cap the late squad, while Larry Shotwell, who set an A B C record last year with 776, will roll with the Rauff team from Covington and defend his singles title Saturday.
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Congress
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Dempsey Offers To Scrap Wills
CHICAGO March 2 UP Jack Dempsey’s retirement may fade if Harry Wills’ representatives pursue the breach of contract suit. Paddy Mhulling testified that Dempsey cried he would fight Wills now if money were posted. The Coliseum club seeks $500,000 and contends Dempsey owed more before the Philadelphia era. Dempsey says no contract existed due to missed payments.
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Jack Dempsey
Harry Wills
Paddy Mhulling
Dempsey
Coliseum Club
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Philadelphia
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Tunney Addresses Cairo Rotary Club Meeting
Former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney spoke at a Cairo luncheon with Mrs. Tunney present. Tunney had said he would not be asked to speak. The report notes nearby churchyards and burial sites of officials, reflecting the local context.
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Cairo
Egypt
Gena Tunney
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