Louis Louis Bout Tonight and Joe Louis Wealth Pace
Chicago reports on Joe Louis becoming the world heavyweight champion and nearing a million dollars earnings within about four years. The piece notes Dempsey Tunney and Babe Ruth as other top earners, with Louis’ rapid rise and financial score highlighted as remarkable.
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Chicago
Joe’ Lanis
Max Chmeling
Toe
Harry
Dempsey
Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Babe Rath
Walter Hagen
Joe Louis
Tunner
Ruth
Hagen
Louis
Ne Adent Bowling League Results and Finals Preview
The NE Adent bowling league latest results list Peoples Drug 0 over Arcade Five 3 and Staub’s 1 over Farmers 2 while Warren’s 1 falls to Jacobson’s 2 and Crum’s Shell 3 bests Asco Stores 0. Monday’s show includes a championship roll-off between Farmers Supply Company and Staub’s. Tuesday features a postponed Arcade Five versus Frederick Asco Stores game.
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Peoples Drug
Arcade Five
Staub’s
Farmers
Warren's
Jacobson’s
Crum's Shell
Asco Stores
Farmers Supply Company
Staub's
Frederick Asco Stores
Ww. L. Pet Staub's
Farmer's
Jacobson's
Peoples
Warren’s
Hahn
Garrett
Strine
Wickless
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Evi Serre
Eyler
Bussard
Shipley
Zimmerman
Palmer
Moss
Warren's Men's Shop
Butts . “ Ag
Holter
Koontz
Bil Obler Az
Cramer
Schroeder
Hargett A
Jacobson
Lipps
Arnold
Peoples Drug Stores
Roderick
Ilé
Crom’s Shell
Trump
Winpigler
Beach
Asco ‘Stores
Harris
Davis
Zimmerm
Murphey
Cold cash theft in Tulsa store refrigerator
Police report a cold cash robbery at J. T. Carey’s store in Tulsa. Burglars removed $300 hidden in the refrigerator, marking a bold daytime theft on April 1.
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Tulsa
Okla
Po- Ree
J. T. Carey
Majors Come Land For Share Cropping In Baseball Farms
A long analysis traces the major league farm system from its 1921 origins with Branch Rickey to the present web of working agreements. It details how clubs loan capital to minor leagues in exchange for first rights to players, the growth of the Cardinals chain, and notes on other teams’ farm networks, including cities and clubs across the nation.
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Bellear
Fia
Stil Fouroh
Tae
Cats
Keresaw M. Landis
St. Louis Cardinals
Sain
Veral
Landis
St. Louis
Cardinals
Branch Rickey
Rickey
Syracuse
N.Y
Jake Ruppert
Yankees
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Billy Evans
St Louis
Rochester
N. C
Columbus
Fla
Duluth
Winners Announced For Camp Cozy Ping Pong Tourney
The Camp Cozy Club event at Thurmont named McLaughlin of Mercersburg and Beard of Hagerstown as finalists with wins over Birely and Kline during the semi finals. The doubles final featured L Bussard and Kitty Bussard beating L Birely and Helen McPherson, with medals awarded to champions and runners up. The inaugural Thurmont tournament concluded with McLaughlin defeating Beard in the final.
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Camp Cozy Club
Thurmont
McLaughlin
Mercersburg
Birely
Beard
Hagerstown
Kline
Frederick
L. Bussard
Kitty Bussard
L. Birely
Helen McPherson
Qill
R. Beard
RK. Wagner
J. Kline
Mercers
Burg
Harmony Grove Club resumes season with Best returning
The Frederick County Speedball League team Harmony Grove Club settles previous issues and secures Preston E. Best, last year’s first baseman, promising to play again this year for manager Guy Ramsburg Jr. Practice resumes Sunday afternoon May 3.
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Harmony Grove
Frederick County
Preston E. Best
Guy Ramsburg, Jr
DeMolay Quint Loses to Martinsburg Five
The DeMolay basketball team from this city lost 54 to 39 to the Martinsburg five in the Cumberland Valley Amateur Basketball Tournament at Hagerstown Thursday evening. Trae DeMolays were unable to cash in on scoring chances as Martinsburg shot well. Martinburg led by nine points at times in the first half. Fowter and Brant led the Martinsburg attack, with Mogle scoring 14 of the Memorialists’ 20 points. Zeigter and Stullabe added scoring as the game ended with Martinsburg ahead.
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Cumberland Valley
Hagerstown
C. A
Exdamns
Inuit Marishotweg
W. Va
Trae DeMelass
Martinsburg Basketeers
Almigst
Sty c
Fowter
Brant
Martinburg
Alther
Mogle
Zeigter
Stullabe
Vanguard Of Barons Arrives Here Today
The Wilkes-Barre Barons Eastern League unit arrives in Frederick to begin a three week Spring training stay. Business Manager S. P. Speed Williams and trainer Ed Potsavage lead the delegation as about twenty players arrive Sunday. The field has been prepared and practice will start slowly before exhibition games later in April.
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Wilkes- Barre Barons
Frederick
Vanguard
S. P. “Speed” Williams
Wilkes-Barre
Ed Potsavage
Merle Smith Wins Foul Shooting Contest Trophy
Merle Smith of the Y M C A basketball team won the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion foul shooting contest at the gym on Thursday night by sinking 20 of 25 shots. William Brown placed second with 13 of 25. Eight players from four junior leagues competed, with scores including Snivel Church Street School 13 of 25 and Abrecht 11 of 23 among others.
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Merle Smith
Y. M.C. AL
Francis Srott
American Legion
William Brown
Snivel
A's Training Ground Rumor Sparks Treasure Hunt Tale
The piece recounts a fanciful claim that Lafitte’s treasure lies near Lake Charles, tied to Connie Mack and the A’s spring training era. It weaves in players like Gene Hassan, Zeke Bonura, Joe Kuhel, Harry Kelley, and Lynn Nelson, noting Mack’s methods of developing prospects in the minors and adjusting pitching plans for the season.
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Maery Grayson
Ports Editeur
NEA
Beawt
Lake Charles
New
Bazons
Jean Laffitte
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
Cumue Mack
Ee Charles
Ross
George Caster
Chubby Dean
Durham
Dame Lodgsam
San Francisco
Joe DiMaggio
Luther Thomas
Sesson
Colonel Mack
Virginian
Mack
Joe Kuhe
Zeke Bonura
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Kuhel
Bonura
Nationals
Oscar Vitt
Cleveland Indians
Vitt
Harry Kelley
Beaumont
New York Giants
Polo Grounders
Kelley
Arkansas Traveler
Hot Springs
Mackmen
Gene Hassan
Vise Athletics
Lynn Nelson
Fargo
N. C
Jack Hurley
Billy Petrolle
Nelson
Cleveland
Almon Williams
Williamsport
Williams
Atlanta
Connie
Stu
Mountaineers Open Ball Season Today
Mountaineers begin their baseball schedule with a home opener at Echo Field against Drexel Institute of Philadelphia. The schedule includes Long Island University and West Virginia University at Echo Field in April, seven Maryland Intercollegiate League games, and a Commencement game on June 14. Coach Foe McCormick drilled pitchers Thursday to ready the squad for the opener, with tentative lineup hints and several new players to watch.
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M! St. Mary's
Echo Field
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Long Island University
West Virginia University
Maryland
Mountaineers
Foe McCormick
Thomas
Spike” Leary
Kovacs
Frank Apichella
Mullin
Mike Siesney
Tony Apichella
Bud Dillon
Meehan
Joe Karpinski
Short
Mulvaney
Keystone
McElligott
Scramble open in race for post Tre complete schedule
The schedule lists candidates Ken nedy Petrini and Wood si in pursuit of a post. April games include Drexel Loyola Shepherd College Frostburg West Virginia Washington College. May features Shepherd Delaware Hopkins Chesterton Lebanon Valley Loyola Baltimore Western Maryland. June notes Juniata Huntington and a commencement game. Maryland Intercollegiate League games referenced. One Lomond noted as Scotland's large lake.
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Kennedy
Petrini
Wood Si
Drexel
Loyola
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Long Island University
State Teachers' College
Frostburg
West Virginia University
Washington College
Delaware Univers
Juniata College
Iver Maryland
Hopkins
Cottege
Chesterton
Lebanon Valley
Baltimore
Western Maryland
Westminster
State Teachers College
Juniata
Huntington
Maryland
Antic nt incident suit settles against Meyer in California
In Gaxiana California on April 1 the jury debated a $7500 antic ntcident suit against Robert G Meyer counsel for the opposing side. They reached an out of court settlement for $160 but Meyer learned jurors had already agreed in his favor. The jury was discharged and the case closed.
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Gaxiana
Calif
Robert G Meyer
Meyer
Pig Thief Shot Near Monmouth in April Incident
Arthur Frye shot and killed a golden eagle after it stole several pigs weighing over 25 pounds near Monmouth. The report notes a high altitude railroad in Peru and New York’s first elevated railway opened in 1658.
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Monmouth
Arthur Frye
Here
New York
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