Petrolle Dominates Battling Nelson In One Sided Win
Billy Petrolle, the Duluth veteran, defeated Christopher Battalino of Hartford with vicious punches, cutting him to pieces and stopping the bout in the 12th round. A crowd of 15 000 watched as Petrolle extended his string of victories and stayed distant from a championship shot.
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New York
Billy Pet- Tolle
Duluth
Jimmy McLaren
Justi Suarez
Eddie Ran
Billy Townsend
Petrolle
Christopher
Bat) Battalino
Hartford
Conn
Nelson
Petrole
Fights Last Night In New York Billy Petrolle Wins
Billy Petrolle stopped Bat Battalino in Hartford at 12 rounds to take the feathery title. Ralph Lenny defeated Jay Mecado in Jersey City on points after ten rounds.
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New York
Billy Petrolle
Fargo
N. D
Bat Battalino
Hartford
Conn
Ralph Lenny
Jersey City
Jay Mecado
South Orange
N. J
Oldest Known Crossword Partia Found on Crete
A 2000 year old crossword partia was discovered on Crete, marking an ancient puzzle linked to the island's historical games and literacy practices. The fragment shows early grid patterns suggesting a language play from antiquity.
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Island
Crete
Duke to open baseball season with Marshall at Duke Durham
Duke prepares for Easter Monday doubleheader against Marshall college of Huntington West Virginia after exhibition vs Jersey City pros. Veterans return with two hurlers for the twin games while outfield stars Gadd Mitchell Harrington headline a steady Duke lineup.
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Durham
Jersey City
Blue Devils
Duke
Marshall College
Huntington
W. Va
West Virginia Invaders
West Virginia State
Johnny Stuart
West Virginians
Jack Coombs
Tackett
McNeer
McKown
Priode
Greenlee
McEwen
Boward
Belcher
Blue Devil
Coombs
Bobby Coombs
Maryland
Tom Gadd
Don Mitchell
Sophs
Milton Harrington
Paddy Mullins Dead at 70 Legendary Boxing Manager
Paddy Mullins a shrewd silent Irishman who rose from Bowery slums to prominence as a boxing manager died at 70 in Brooklyn from heart disease. He managed Harry Wills the Black Panther and gained publicity by challenging Jack Dempsey and later Gene Tunney, once calling Dempsey a liar at a boxing commission meeting.
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New York
Paddy Mullins
Bowery
Jack Dempsey
Brooklyn
Harry Wills
Mullins
Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Wills
Tunney
Boxing Commission
Chicago
Jack Semilingly
S C Steeplechase Race Comes Saturday
A dozen aristocrats of the turf prepared in Camden for the Sprindale course steeplechase meet tomorrow led by contenders for the Carolina cup a historic three mile timber race. Other events include two mile open brush and two mile brush plus a one and a half mile flat race.
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Camden
8. C
Sprindale
America
Buck Smith Chosen USC Basketball Captain 1933
Buck Smith of Columbia has been elected center and captain of the University of South Carolina 1933 basketball team in a Columbia announcement. The selection names Smith as leader for the upcoming season.
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Columbia
S&s. C
Buck Smith
University of South Carolina
Glorifying Yourself with Silver and Platinum Nail Tips
An apparel and beauty tip column advises evening wear with silver and gold nail polish especially for platinum blonde hair. It covers manicure prep, touch-up at tips, and cautions against daytime use, plus budget options like monthly manicures and do it yourself care. It also lists simple nail care tricks for maintaining white tips and a cheap nail pencil for whitening edges.
Murderer Dies In Chair At North Carolina Prison
A condemned Black man, about 30, walked into the North Carolina state prison electric chair today and died shortly after 10 30 am He reportedly smiled at reporters as he entered the octagonal housing and said he was ready to die after confessing to the crime.
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North Carolina State
Mar
Myers
Income Tax Receipts Rise on March 23
Income tax receipts for March 23 totaled 2 925 794 dollars, up from 2 611 693 dollars a year earlier. March to date collections reach 187 343 841 dollars versus 323 984 859 last year. Fiscal year total 843 463 183 dollars against 1 495 415 883 in the prior period.
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Washington
Mar
Treasury
Jury finds Johnny Zarzana guilty on whisky charges
In Houston, Johnny Zarzana faced trial for possession and sale of whisky. After evidence was presented his plea shifted to guilty. his wife initially claimed guilt but later reversed. The woman had the case dismissed while Johnny received one year and a day in jail.
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Houston
Tex
Johnny Zarzana
Johnny
Not So Fast Henry and Mrs Gripping Exchange
A brief domestic exchange shows Mrs Gripping tearfully asking Henry a question while he reads the paper and responds with concern and curiosity about the inquiry.
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Henry
Mrs. Gripping
Ralston Gill Turns Pro Boxer After UC Football Career
Rusty Gill 190 pounds, 1981 All Pacific Coast Conference fullback at California, leaves UC to pursue professional boxing. He boxed at intercollegiate level for years and says he fights to help the folks, though his mother worried about the roughness of the sport.
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Hine
Ralston
Rusty) Gill
University of California
Rusty
California
Gill
Y Boys Defeat Army Team in 22 to 17 Victory
The Y M C A boys edged Army on the Salvation Army court 22 to 17. Ed Farlow led the Y with ten points while Thomas and L Cooper added four each. Gaddis led Army with five points as Grissom and Lilly added four and three respectively. Referee was Smith.
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Salvation Army
Army Basketeers
Army Quint
Ed Farlow
Culler
Army
Gaddis
Thomas and
L. Cooper
Dempsey Poised for Reno Bout with Carnera in July
Jack Dempsey likely will meet Primo Carnera in a regulation match at Reno Nevada on July 2 or 4. The bout is said to be promoted by a syndicate led by Jim McKay. Dempsey, his manager Sacks and McKay will confer again in New York and Dempsey continues training for his Detroit exhibition against Babe Hunt before heading to Reno.
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Chicago
Jack Dempsey
Primo Carnera
Reno
Nev
Jim McKay
Dempsey
Sacks
McKay
New York
Bill Duffy
Carnera
Detroit
Babe Hunt
Oklahoma
Senate and House Moving Bills Amid Committee Deliberations
Senate recess extends into Monday as the Banking and Currency Committee continues hearings on banking reform. The Interstate Commerce Committee reviews a bus regulation bill while the Judiciary Subcommittee resumes Wilkerson’s circuit court nomination. House actions focus on the revenue bill with Ways and Means examining tax amendments. Coinage probes silver. A special committee studies government salary cuts.
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Senate
Banking and Ecurrency
Interstate Commerce Committees
Judiciary
Wilkerson
HOUSE
Ways and Means
Coinage
Special
North Wilkesboro Man Killed in Mysterious Shooting
Nathan Wyatt was fatally shot during a stolen goods search in Richardson Ridge. Companions S M Shumate and Jim W Nichols reported hearing a shot and found Wyatt dying with a gun nearby as officials opened an investigation with no immediate results.
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North Wilkesboro
WN. C
Nathan Wyat
Richardson Ridge
S. M. Shumate
Jim W Nichols
Wyatt
Detroit
Skillman
Windsor man registers birth and seeks old age pension
Frank Winters 72 visited the city clerk to register the birth of a nine pound boy, his fourth child, and to petition for an old age pension.
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Windsor
Ont
Frank Winters
Bathtub Divorce Sparks Alimony Bid in Los Angeles
Mrs Marie Griswold sues for divorce alleging her husband never bathed and used bathroom noises to fool her. She claims the lack of bathing proves fault and asks for 200 pounds monthly alimony.
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Los Angeles
Marie Griswold
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