Trades On Tap In 1926 Nl Preseason Buzz
The article notes several NL clubs plan trades before the 1926 season, with a big deal between the Pirates and the Cubs mentioned. Cinelshall and Hoo ton are linked to deals, while John McGraw plans to hold his current roster. Yankee rustle hints at salary demands and holdouts possibly breaking, as key players like Shocker Hoyt Gehrig Shawkey Scott and Ruth remain under contract.
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Pirates
Cubs
Cinelshall
Philadelphia
Hooton
John McGraw
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Ers
Shocker
Hoyt
Gehrig
Shawkey
Scott
Babe Ruth
Tiger Flowers Wins Technical Knockout in Eight
Tiger Flowers of Georgia defeated Tommy Robson of Malden by technical knockout in the eighth round after the referee stopped the bout. Robson finished strongly but could not fend off the aggressive champion as the fight ended.
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Boston
Tiger Flowers
Georgia Tornado
Tommy Robson
Malden
Tiger
Robson
Gary Talks On Commerce In Pittsburgh Dinner
Judge BE H Gary spoke at a Pittsburgh dinner of Western Pennsylvania commercial leaders. He praised Pittsburgh as a future manufacturing and educational center and discussed the Pittsburgh Plus rule and its impact on prices. He cited U S Steel investments and urged better seller buyer attitudes to sustain Pittsburgh’s prominence. Gary touched on foreign policy, urging closer ties with nations, while stressing the United States must honor its promises and seek amicable relations with all countries. He noted Americans value friendly international relations and want fair treatment in global dealings.
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Pittsburgh
H. Gary
Pennsylvania
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Chicago
United States
League of Nations
Decathlon Revival Tied to Pentathlon Change at Carnival
Philadelphia January article notes the Olympic committee dropped pentathlon from all around tests, prompting Dr. George Orton of the University of Pennsylvania Relay Carnival to adjust the event lineup. It recalls pentathlon’s role in preparing American athletes for Olympic competition and mentions Howard Perry of Pennsylvania as a standout pentathlon champion with five first-place finishes.
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Philadelphia
George Orton
University of Pennsylvania
United States
Pennsylvania
Howard Perry
Private Cordy Confesses to Murder of Mrs Greaseon
Newport reports Private George C. Cordy of Fort Adams headquarters has confessed to killing Mrs Mary Greaseon whose body was found in a moat near the fortification. Chief Inspector Ahearn of Providence announced the admission.
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Newport, R
George C. Cordy
Fort Adams
Mary Greaseon
Ahearn
Providence
Gibbons A Modest Claim For Feb Fight In Los Angeles
Heavyweight contender Tommy Gibbons seeks thirty thousand dollars or an 8 percent share of gate receipts for a February 21 bout in Los Angeles against Tony Fuente. Sid Kane quotes the figure. Dick Donald offers a $20,000 guarantee or 85 percent of gate receipts. The card may also feature Sam Mandell versus Phil Salvadore. Kane reportedly aims for Mandell’s $7,500 guarantee. Fuente and associates face trial for conspiracy to violate California boxing laws over a prior bout in which Fuente stopped Fred Fulton by knockout.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Dan
Tommy Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
Tony Fuente
Sidjie Kane
Gibbon
Dick Donald
Donald
Washington Park
Washington
Sam Mandell
Phil Salvadore
Kane
Mandell
Fluente
Fred Winsor
Fred Fulton
California
Fuente
Fulton
K. O
When You See Red if it is Red Magic Special Section
Free with The New York Sunday World this week, the Red Magic feature promises pancen, cross word and tricks, fusions, parlor magic for every family member. Demand is high, remind your news dealer in advance to reserve next Sunday’s copy.
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New York Sunday World
Pancen
Cross Word
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Plum Creek Newsynopsis of Local Ills and Visitors
Miss Ruth Bleakney remains confined at home with pneumonia and cannot teach. Nearby sick include Rav Q A Holsapple and daughter Net, Master George Bhenger, and Florence Ramer. Mr and Mrs Edward Lance relocate to Shelocta this week. The Pioneer Music House of Ottawa installed a radio in J W Kimmel’s home last week. Frank Wood visited his uncle Blaine Miller’s family on Sunday.
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Ruth Bleakney
Q. A. Holsapple
Net
George Bhenger
Florence Ramer
Edward Lance
Shelocta
Pioneer Music House
Ottawa
W. Kimmel
Frank Wood
Blaine Miller
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