Frisch and Sand Quizzed in Baseball Scandal
The Associated Press reports Frank Frisch of the New York Giants and J Won Home and, shortstop of Philadelphia, were questioned by an assistant district attorney as a preliminary to a grand jury investigation of last fall's bribery scandal in organized baseball. Warnings were issued about potential further questioning by authorities under state law.
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Bits of Sports News From A P Wires
A string of brief AP sports items covers college basketball standings and key players. Princeton and Larmouth hold top league positions with undefeated records, while Yale and Lommel trail after losses. Football notes note Notre Dame's near decade of success and a Rockne-era comparison. A heavyweight bout features Joe Louis facing Pat O’Leary, and wrestling reports mention Joe Strehe defeating Jim Brown in a long match. The French speed record details a Dassault test flight, reporting 300 km in 220.48 seconds.
Benny Gershe Knocks Out Leonard in Fourth Round
Benny Gershe, weighing 123 1 4 pounds, scored another knockout stopping Marty Leonard in the fourth round of a 12 round bout at Philadelphia. It was Gershe’s thirteenth knockout in 15 professional fights. Eddie Anderson, Carper Who, and Jackie Nichols of Detroit also appeared in the 8 round semi-final.
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RAIL CONSOLIDATION TOLD TO THE I C C
Washington January 26 The Interstate Commerce Commission heard details on consolidation plans from New York Central Baltimore and Ohio and Nickel Plate Railroads outlining four vast northeastern systems with Samuel Rea of the Pennsylvania Railroad resisting the four system proposal The commissioners reserved judgment on a stance for the subsector.
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Four Story Fire Injures Firefighters In Mass Town Incident
A four story brick building fire in Farmingham injures twelve firemen and claims the life of Zach amid chaotic scenes as crews battle the blaze with veteran firefighters assisting. Local authorities seek timely leads on the incident while investigators review new clues from the high rise blaze. The report notes changes in athletic rosters and a note on Japan adopting the metric system of weights and measures.
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Miss Meise Longtime Turf Filly Faces Old Tracks
Miss Meise, a proven two year old, is back in New Orleans for her second winter campaign. Trainer RL Rogers notes the mare's consistent speed and record of 25 straight starts with 13 wins leading, 10 seconds, and 3 thirds. She has yet to miss paying money this season and recently set a near track record before a tight loss on Jefferson track.
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Nebraska Seeks Football Coach Amid Broad Applicant Field
Nebraska seeks a football mentor as Head Coach Dred Danon resigned to focus on athletics. Dozens of applicants from across the country have surfaced, with potential picks including Ernest Berg, Bob Zupphe, Chet Wynne, Bill Hargis, and Charles Jack Stewart. The contenders have been invited to Lincoln for talks, with a decision expected around February 10.
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London golf course sold to public amid royal ties
London reports that a highly exclusive golf club has been converted into a public course for a fee of about 35 cents per round. The story notes Prince and notable figures once favored the venue, recounting debates over ownership and the aim to restore the course to public use and high standards.
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Border towns share entente cordial across miles
In a remote Canada US border stretch, Stewart British Columbia and Gugger Maske a mile and a half apart sustain a mutual bond. Residents cross for liquor, tobacco, and social events. joint funerals weddings and political notices occur in both towns. May 24 marked Queen Victoria’s birthday holiday with Hyder citizens visiting Stewart. July brings American Independence Day celebrations to Stewart.
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The First Steam Theaters On Japanese Train
A fragmented report notes the launch of steam theaters on a Japanese train, marking a bold transport cultural experiment. Details remain unclear but indicate a novel entertainment service aboard rail travel.
Nurmi Poised for Strenuous Efforts at Mil Rose Carnival
New York dams headline for a rugged distance and field meet featuring multi event star Pawe Nutni and rivals as Nurmi trains for a demanding program. The event draws international athletes and promises a high level of competition amid recent setbacks in US track.
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Oldtimer Gone By Associated Press Item
Washington weather report era ends as daily forecast and post office notices fade in competition with new media. The veteran forecaster, a longtime Bureau of Washington staffer, died yesterday after a long career years in the field.
Dundee faces comeback clash amid state boxing wrangle
Veteran boxer James Dundee seeks reinstatement as featherweight to pursue a lightweight elimination bid after relinquishing the featherweight title. Dundee’s manager says he never intended to reclaim, aiming to fight at featherweight if weight is feasible, while awaiting a state athletic commission decision that could blacklist him until he meets contractual obligations.
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State Bowling Tournament to Open March 23 at Great Falls
Officials of the Montana state Bowling association announced the annual state bowling tournament will open March 23 in Great Falls and run through March 38 with total prize money of 2309 dollars and extra awards for winners. More than fifty teams from cities across the state were expected to compete with entries opening soon.
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College Basketball Result Between Four Walshs and Whitman
Four Walshs defeated Whitman with a 44 to 18 score in a college basketball game. Whitman trailed as Four Walshs controlled the pace and defense throughout.
Cockfighting ends with poultry cooked in Pittsburgh arena
In Pittsburgh on January 26 1998 a cockfight ended with the gamecocks killed and served in city hospitals spectators arrested and some escaping through windows Police say 17 spectators were detained and the Hinman Society seized the birds valued at 1500 dollars The incident followed earlier gambling arrests in Philadelphia and other states with deaths from from store escapes.
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Umpire Row Over Call Sparks Boston Baseball Flair
In a tense Boston game the pitcher and catcher clashed with the umpire after a disputed strike call. A heated exchange followed when the umpire defended his decision as crucial to the rally.
Finances at Oxford Burdened With Long Leases of Low Rent
Oxford finances show total yearly income over 5,000 dollars with large disparities among colleges. Dalhousie and Worcester spend similarly to Queens and Corpus, while rents from centuries-old leases stay tiny. Donations remain weak. endowment drives press on. University costs total about 63,000 dollars annually. teaching and research receive 330,000 dollars. police costs about 1,000 dollars.
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Probing Committees Report On Four Departments Seeks Consolidation
Three probe committees turn in a long report detailing consolidation ideas for state departments and boards, including combining work with the state agricultural college, and adjustments to funding requests. The document also notes prison and education facilities updates, equipment needs, and budgetary briefs across related agencies.
Football Rising as Chief Sport in U S History
Chicago January 26 Football is desired to become the American national sport and the future sees 12 stadiums built to seat crowds of 125000 or more watching gridiron games. Mayor Johnny Griffith notes the sport’s growing appeal beyond colleges and the rise of star players. The return of intercollegiate football to Stanford and California is praised amid era of increased amateur to professional interest. Baseball declines in college popularity, while the Big Ten reportedly considers changes.
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Isler Relies on Veterans for St Louis Americans Return
Associated Press reports manager Geo Sster will lean on veterans to steady the St Louis Americans as they aim for a championship run. The Browns pilot hints at little change in the pitching and field lineup with new acquisitions from the Yankees like Joe Buch Mikton Gaston and Joe Grad, while veterans Wingard Danforth Basis Grane Arpert and Blaeholder are set to return along with several young players. Hank Severend is expected to play a major role as the season approaches.
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Many Pay Visits to the British Museum
The Associated Press reports high visitor numbers at the British Museum driven by Egyptian artifacts and the Empire exhibition. Total attendance nears 71,063,323, the most since the 85,000 Great Exhibition year, signaling a record season despite a lengthy year. Salt Lake City promoter Peter Charlets found guilty of mail fraud in an unrelated case.
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