Garry Herrmann trophy to be awarded in printers league tournament
Washington printers will defend their Garry Herrmann trophy title as 12 city baseball clubs gather August 22 in Washington for the 15th annual Union Printers International Baseball League tournament. The new trophy, on display in Chicago, honors the winning team with a two-life-size bats sculpture and a silver base bearing year inscriptions.
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Washington
Garry Herrmann
Union Printers
International Baseball League
Washington Printers
Chicago
United States
Canada
New Willard Hotel
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
W. Wars
Seth TR. Brown
Austin Hewson
Charles N. Smith
Herrmann
Cincinnati Reds
Teamue
Cies
New York
Boston
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Detroit
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Ont
St. Paul
Cleveland
Typographical Union
Printers
Mount Vernon
New Willard
Old Stars in New Suits Avaton Cubs Sign Cooper and Grimm
Avaton Calif April 3 Wilbur Cooper and Charley Grimm, former Pirates stars, join the Cubs this season. Along with Rabbit Maranville they were traded last winter. Manager Killefer seeks strong help as Cooper, a southpaw, is among the league’s best, and Grimm plays first base.
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Avaton
Calif
Wilbur Cooper
Charley Grimm
Pittsburg Pirates
Cubs
Rabbit
Ray 15 Still Premier Miler Amid Indoor Season Flurry
New York April 5 Jose Ray of the Nines Athletic Club remained America’s premier miler despite elven records falling in the 1925 indoor season. At Madison Square Garden a bout with Paavo Nurmi and Lloyd Hahn saw Ray match Nurmi’s indoor mile mark of 4 12 as illness sidelined Nurmi, boosting Ray’s standing and signaling strong form for future meets.
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Jose Ray
Nines Athletic Club
America
Paavo Nurmi
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Pasyo
Nurmi
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St. Patrick's Day
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Paavo
Jimmy Connolly
Leo Laarivee
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Buffalo
Haan
Jole
Kane confident Tom Gibbons will win
Eddie Kane, manager of St Paul heavyweight Tom Gibbons, said in St Paul that Gibbons will knock out American light heavyweight champion Gene Tunney in New York on June 12. He predicted a six round stoppage and praised Gibbons as a harder puncher a better starter and stronger defensively.
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Associated Preen
St. Paul
Tommy Gibbons
Gene Yuntey
New York
Eddie Kane
Gibbon
Chicagre
Gibbons
Tunney
Jess
Kane
Exhibition Baseball Results From Various Cities
The report lists multiple exhibition baseball games across cities including Baltimore, New Orleans, Memphis, Louisville, Mobile, Shreveport, Oakland, Nashville, and New York. Notable players and lineups are mentioned with ten inning games and darkness noted in Memphis. A separate item reports Denver Bears shortstop Joe Berger injured in a car accident near Mineral Wells, Texas during spring training.
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Denver
Joe Berger
Denver Bears
Mineral Wells
Texas
Biggest track meet in years at Varsity this coming May
Missoula April 5 The 23rd inter scholastic track meet will be held May 12 to 15 under the State University. About 100 high schools with 400 to 500 contestants are expected, up from about 90 schools last year when Butte high won the meet and Butte Central captured the relay cup. Growth is attributed to more accrediting high schools and improved coaching. Eastern Montana will send more teams. events include State Athletic Association and Interscholastic Editorial Association meetings plus declamation and debate contests.
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Missoula
The
State University
United States
Tom C. Spaulding
Butte High School
Butte Central High School
State Athletic Association
Interscholastic Editorial Association
Wyoming officials may lose their jobs
Cheyenne April 5 Governor Ross served notice of charges of misconduct and neglect of duty on State Game and Fish Commissioner Trank S. Smith and set April 11 for his defense hearing. Charges include failure to distribute fishing licenses and use of obscene language to Mrs. W G Bell, with alleged intoxication. Governor Smith also filed charges against Park County Sheriff W H Loomis. a Cody hearing is set for April 20.
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Cheyenne
Ross
Trank S. Smith
Smith
W. G Bell
W. H Loomis
Park County
Cody
Loomis
Minnesota Americanization Council to Set Conference
Virginia Minn April 5 Five hundred Americanization workers from all parts of the state are expected to attend the annual conference of the Minnesota State Americanization council here May 14 15 and 16 Among the speakers are Governor Christianson Mr Colemart J M McConnell state commissioner of education Edward Lees St Paul state supreme court commissioner Robins Gilman president of the Minneapolis Americanization conference Dean Harry Walker of Trinity Cathedral Duluth Rev W J Powers Duluth Judge Bert Nesler of district court and Mayor William Empie of Virginia
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Minn
Minnesota State Americanization Council
Governor Christianson
Colemart J. M. McConnell
Edward Lees
St. Paul
Supreme Court
Robins Gilman
Minneapolis
Harry Walker
Trinity Cathedral
Duluth
W. J. Powers
Bert N. Fesler
District Court Hire
William Empie
Featherweight Champion Xep Seeks World Title in America
The renowned featherweight champion of Europe, the famed French boxer Xep, tours the United States in pursuit of the world title. Experts rate him among the greatest pugilists to emerge from Europe, a standout in the sport’s history.
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Europe
Xep
To Go Naked Show Contempt of Law Doukhobors Demand School Attendance
The Doukhobor religious sect in British Columbia plans a nude demonstration in protest of Canadian school laws. About 2500 followers cheer the idea as a spokesman warns authorities they can seize property for fines but the group will strip rather than comply. Leaders call education against their interpretation of God’s law, blaming educated people for the death of Doukhobor leader Peter Veregin from an October train bombing.
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Associated Press
Kelson
B. C
Peter Veregin
Realm of Higher Things and Religious Debate Rise in Chicago
A Chicago audience at Lake Forest hears Bishop Edwin H. Hughes denounce both major parties for failing to adopt the child labor amendment, accusing Republicans of breaking a sacred plank and Democrats of courting southern support and tolerating Tammany Hall. The report also covers calls for outlawing war, biblical translation advances, Princeton Seminary leadership changes, and Rotary International president Everett W. Hill urging “full time parents” to curb youth crime.
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Chicago
Edwin H. Hughes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lake Forest
Ills
Bishon Hughes
Democratic Party
Democrate Party
Tammany Hall
Lancaster
America
Everett W. Hill
Rotary International
Mr. Hill
Pair Run Down As Cars Crash In Butte
Grandmother and three year old Philip Crase were injured when two cars collided at Broadway and Clark in Butte. The crash sent the vehicles onto the sidewalk as Mrs Crase and Philip were struck and rushed to hospital with fractures and possible lung injuries. Drivers Bartzen and Collot were arrested for reckless driving as the badly damaged cars remained on the sidewalk.
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Grandmother
Brandson
Broadway
Clark Street
Frank Crase
Excelsior Street
Philip Crase
Woolman Street
B. J. Bartzen
West Granite
Arthur Collot
Mueller
Breawar
Pete MacDonald
Coot
Barfzen
Back
Kaiser Views Jewels In Exile At Dutch Bank
The former Kaiser and his wife inspect the German crown jewels kept in a Dutch bank after fleeing their throne. His wife desires to wear them while Wilhelm has no authority to remove the gems.
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Kaiser
Amsterdam
Wilhelm
Fingerprints Prove Inherited Across Families in Norway
In Christiania Norway Mlle Kristine Bonnegie of the Royal Frederik university reports fingerprints are hereditary and each family shows a distinctive pattern with slight individual variations among members She also suggests a link between fingerprints of related races based on her studies.
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Christiania
Norway
Mlle
Kristine Bonnegie
Royal Frederik University of Norway
Theunis Cabinet Resigns in Belgium Amid Elections
Premier Theunis submitted the cabinet’s resignation to the king this morning and was asked to stay on until a new government is formed. Elections were held nationwide but produced little public excitement as no major issue dominated the vote. Theunis had led cabinets since December 1921 and March 1924, also serving as finance minister. parliament had been dissolved by royal decree on March 6.
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Brussels
Theunis
Belgium
Leopold
Theunig
Farmers pay higher taxes on farm land in Indiana study
An Associated Press report from Washington cites a Agriculture Department economist study of Tipton, Howard, and Monroe counties. It finds farm land taxed higher relative to earnings than city real estate or bank property, with 1919 to 1923 rents showing farm rents bearing about one third of net rents in tax. The study suggests removing city government costs would lower rural tax burden.
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Associated’ Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture Economits
Indiana
Tipton
Far
Monroe Counties
Palm Sunday Mass Draws Pilgrims in Rome Basili cas
Thousands of holy year pilgrims flocked to Palm Sunday services in four basilicas in Rome today. Pilgrims braved furious hail storms to attend mass at the church of St John Lateran and other basilicas this morning and afternoon.
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Rome
Associated Press
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