Giants Near Trade For Bill Terry In Memphis Rumors
Davis J Walsh reports possible deal that would send Bill Terry to another National League club. McGraw may trade Terry for a left handed starter with clubs like Boston and Chicago cited as potential partners. Details vague as talks hinge on Terry’s reaction in Memphis and whether a two year, ten thousand dollar contract is offered.
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Swimming Star Retains Records at Pennsylvanian Carnival
Philadelphia April 1 Eric Rademacher German swimming star still holds two world tank records. Competing with a five man relay team he broke his own records in the five hundred yard and five hundred meter breaststroke with times of six minutes six seconds and seven minutes thirty five seconds respectively. Gustavo Forelich defeated Ard en Allen in the 100 yard back stroke. Joe OConnor unattached set a new Middle Atlantic district 100 yard record. David Fall of Stanford gave a notable diving display.
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Eric Rademacher
Rademacher
Pennsylvania Athletic [Club
Gustavo Forelich
Germany
Arden Allen
Stanford University
Forelich
Joe O'Connor
David Fall
Pirates Shine With Clean Play In 1926 NHL Season
The Pittsburgh Pirates led the NHL in clean play last season, sharing scoring across the team under coach Odie Cleghorn and finishing third. Montreal Maroons incurred 266 penalties, leading the league in penalty trouble and dropping to a lower finish despite playoff upsets.
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Frank Calder
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Pittsburgh
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Ottawa Leum
Hoppe Sets New Cue Record In Billiards Match
Willie Hoppe dominates Jake Schaefer in a 3 600 point balk line title match. Hoppe leads after six blocks, breaks world high run records twice with 149 and 200 in innings, and finishes with a strong total as Schaefer trails.
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Great Field in Pinehurst Opens North and South Open
Pinehurst N C April 1 The annual North and South open golf championship begins on the Pinehurst course with the largest field yet The open champion Willie Macfarl en and former open champion Gene Sarazen are not entered Johnnie Farrell Archie Compston arrive from Cuba with late starts Walter Hagen and Macdonald Smith are favored over the field Amateurs are entered but unlikely to contend
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Willie Macfarlen
Gene Sarazen
Johnnie Farrell
Quaker Ridges
Archie Compston
Cuba
Walter ‘Hagen
Macdonald Smith
Jack Johnson Arrested In Illinois Prize Fight Raid
Chicago April 1 News reports former heavyweight champion Jack Johnson and five others were to be arraigned in police court on charges of violating Illinois prize fighting laws. Johnson and companions were arrested during an exhibition bout at Johnsons gymnasium after a raid by authorities. Johnson had recently sought an injunction blocking police interference with his boxing shows but was told the activity was lawful.
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La Barba Beats Cencio For Flyweight Title Shot
In Los Angeles Tidel La Barba defeated Cencio by referee decision after ten rounds, seven to three in favor of La Barba, fending off the dangerous contender. In Oakland California Roland Todd and Frank Campbell fought a ten round draw.
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Nanticoke Takes Over The Latter Day Saints
Nanticoke High School champions of Pennsylvania defeated the Latter Day Saints of Salt Lake City 39 to 26 in the national interscholastic tournament at the University of Chicago gym. Elkins High School also won by defeating New Trier. Sixteen teams advanced to the third round as favorites mostly held.
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Chicago Produce Market Receipts And Prices Summary
Butter receipts total 5,201 tubs creamery extra and 8,944 standard 39 percent with extra firsts 3,844 39 and firsts 374 38 and packing stock 29. Eggs receipts 11,330 cases plus miscellaneous 28, ordinary firsts 27 percent and firsts 2,874 2,846 with extra 30. Cheese offerings include Twins new 1,944 daisies 195 20 Young Americas 2,114 longhorns 20 19 brick 19. Live poultry prices show turkeys 25, chickens 30, springs 31, roosters 21, geese 10, ducks 3.32. Potatoes receipts 59 cars. Wisconsin sacked round whites 4.50-4.70 and Idaho sacked Mussets 4.60-4.80.
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Local notes from Penn Run and nearby towns
Mrs. William Pattison and Miss Gladys Moorhead shopped in Indiana on Saturday. Miss Zod Lynis visited Pittsburgh briefly. Mrs. James McFarland is ill. Mrs. Clara Adams returned to Penn Run to care for her aunt Hannah Hadden in Creensburg. Thomas Shellito stayed at his wife’s bedside in Indiana Hospital battling cancer in the mouth. The D. G. Strong farm sale drew large crowds despite poor roads. Mrs. B. H. Golden was taken to Clearfield Hospital for surgery. John Strong spent Sunday with friends in Manor. Mrs. Walter Gibson of Pittsburgh visited her parents Mr and Mrs William Lyons. Miss Ethel Henry spent the weekend at the Myers home. The Grange Hall hat sale raised a neat sum. Florence Amond, a High School student in Indiana, visited home folks in Penn Run. Ruth Clason, a student in Indiana, joined her as a guest. Henry Brown was kicked by a mule last week with no serious injuries. Josephine McKendrick of Indiana visited her relatives. Cecil Butterbaugh bought a new Chevrolet coupe hoping for better roads. Several grippe patients are in town.
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Gladys. Moorhead
Indiana
Zod Lynis
Pittsburgh
James Mcfarland
Aick
Clara Adams
Creensburg
Penn Run
Hannah Hadden
Thomas Shellito
Indiana Hospital
D. G. Strong
B. H. Golden
Clearfield Hospital
John Strong
Manor
Walter ‘Gibson
William Lyons
Ethel Henry
Myers
Grange Hall
Florence Amond
PF. C. Amond
Ruth Clason
Henry Brown
Josephine McKendrick
Cecil Butterbaugh
Lenglen to Enter U.S. Movies Rumors Denied
Suzanne Lenglen denied plans to act in American films after reports of a trip to the United States. Parents branded the talk as ridiculous though promoters rumored a scheme to film her in tennis matches for a romantic movie.
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Evening at Brushvalley High School Play Satire
John Rodkey with several fingers badly cut is recovering as Thomas Stiles attended the Brushvalley High School play on Friday night. Miss Evelyn Fair sold Easter cards last week and Mrs. Milton Palmer of Johnstown visited with her daughter, Mrs Samuel Stiles.
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Evelyn Fair
Milton Palmer
Johnstown
Samuel Stiles
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