Vikings Win County Championship in Tight Finale
The Vikings defeated Green 29 to 24 to capture the Y.M.C.A. city county basketball title in a fast clean game. Wadsworth of the Vikings led with 14 points while Randall H. McKinney of Green Imps held to eight. Consolation and other matchups followed with close scores and strong showings from Simpson and the Collegians as tournament action wrapped with high sportsmanship.
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Vikings
Simpson
Baptists
Sipermnaite
Saltis
Son
William A. Manley
Grafton
Manley
McKinney
Green Imps
Gerkins
Donnachie
McDade
Riddle
MC. A
J. G. McCrory Company
Marion Skaggs
Randall H. McKinney
The
J. C. Penney Co
F.G. F
F. Keane
Lambert
Grinnan
G. Peters
Evans
E.G. Tot. Shields
Wadsworth
Hess
G. McDade
First Ward Wins Grade School Cage Championship
First Ward defeated West Side 5 to 12 to win the grade school basketball tournament. In girls play West Side won, while West Side finished second in boys with Central third and East End fourth. East End girls lost the title bid to Central 15 to 6 as all games were hard fought.
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Carl Edwards
Ward
West Side Cagesters
West Side
Central
East End
Father begs for life in Ruth Judd case
Phoenix March 25 a Reverend McKinnell testified for his daughter Winnie Ruth Judd before the Arizona board of pardons and paroles pleading for justice tempered with mercy. Judd awaits a decision on her April 14 hanging for the murder of Agnes Anne Leroi.
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Phoenix
Ariz
H. J. McKinnell
Winnie Ruth Judd
Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles
Agnes Anne Leroi
West Virginia Adopts Flexible Hunting and Fishing Seasons
Charleston dispatch reports a new game and fish law granting the state commission authority to fix open seasons by county or district. The measure aims to group the state into several districts and tailor hunting and fishing seasons to each, expanding options for sportsmen statewide.
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Charleston
West Virginia
Game, Fish and Forestry Commission
Rookie Lou Finney Promised to Replace Al Simmons
Observers in Fort Myers praise rookie Lou Finney as a potential star for the Philadelphia Athletics, predicting he could fill the gap left by Al Simmons after the 1933 season opens. Hailing from Buffalo, Alabama, Finney comes with strong praise from scouts and coaches, including a Coast League umpire likening him to Ty Cobb.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Lou Finney
Philadelphia Athletics
al Simmons
Finney
A's
Low
Portland
The
Athletics
MacArthur disputes interpretation in voluntary enlistment plan
Derringer in trim as army chief of staff Douglas MacArthur denies the interpretation of voluntary enlistment, while committee members note the president consented to modifying the legislation. Mitchell testifies, bank accounts and securities tied to him and his wife undergo scrutiny. Medalie investigates the pass of the income tax return. Mitchell, who resigned as bank chair, appears twice during the probe and is jailed on an $10,000 bail for alleged evasion exceeding the indictment by $84,000. Steuer seeks 15 days for defense to prepare. Judge Goddard schedules next week for potential trial date.
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Douglas MacArthur
Army
Walsh
Mitchell
Senate Committee
Chicago
Florida
Federal
Medalie
Bank
Steuer
Metlalie
Catholics Plan Pilgrimages to Rome This Year
New York reports organized Catholic pilgrimages to Rome for the Holy Year begin April 1 with an expected 5000 to 10000 Americans visiting the eternal city. Leaders Father James and Michael Williams will head the April 1 filing seeking the pope's blessing for plans next year.
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New York
Rome
Empanies
Christ
Father Jameson
Michael Williams
Maryland
Liquor Runner Chief Killed in Rum Battle
Alexander Lillien known as a master liquor runner was slain in his hilltop mansion near Sandy Hook New Jersey during a dispute for control of a rum fleet. Detectives found three bullet holes in his skull from a .32 calibre pistol after a stealthy auto assault through the front door.
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Middletown Township
N. J
Alexander
al) Lillien
Lillien
Sandy Hook
Oscar Hammerstein
Empressario
Dry agent slain in mixup near Knoxville Tennessee
In Knoxville area, Prohibition Agent Tom Sizemore was killed and Deputy Sheriff Tom Atchley and his brother Mack were wounded after officers mistook each other for liquor runners. Sizemore died. Atchley suffered eye and shoulder injuries, while Mack was shot in the jaw and shoulder.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tom Sizemore
Tom Atchley
Mack
Uquor
John Howe
Atchley
Howe
Sizemore
Siezemore
General Hospital
Mack Atchley
Charles Dean
Writers Meet Charleston March 25 Meeting in Zanesville
Frank Ay Knight of Charleston, president, calls a March 25 meeting of the Middle Atlantic League Writers Association. The gathering, held in conjunction with Atlantic club owners and league officials, targets Charleston and Zanesville proceedings.
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Charleston
Middle Atlantic League Baseball ‘Writers’ Association
Frank Ay Knight
Zanesville
Lifeboats saved 395 lives in 1932 around British coasts
The 1932 lifeboat statistics show 395 lives saved from shipwrecks along the coasts of Great Britain and Ireland. Secretary of the Treasury William H. Wood is noted in a prior puzzle reference. This item prompts readers to check the next issue for clarity.
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Sentinel
William H. Woodin
the Treasury
Great Britain and
Ireland
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