OF EVENTS RACK MEET RE APRIL 15
A historical track and field meet set for April 15 at Lary Institute with morning start at 8 30 and finals from 1 40 for track and 2 06 for field events. Track finals list events by gender and distance including sprints hurdles distance runs relays. Field events mix pole vault high jump shot put discus broad jump and more with junior senior divisions. Tennis tournament times allocated with senior singles junior singles 5 a m and doubles 2 p m on concrete courts.
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Suminary
Lary Institute
Enior
Avelin
National League pennant race eyed in 1933 debates
New York April 1 AP reports expert speculation on the 1933 National League pennant race. Five to seven clubs may contend, with Pirates and Cubs favored while Giants Dodgers Braves and Reds seek major upheavals. Trade rumors center on Kiki Cuyler and young pitching staffs shaping the season.
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York
Thesburgh Pirates
Chicago
Kiki Cuyler
Fleet
Phillies
Neldinals
Fin Young
Cap
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jon Braves
Giants
Cincinnati
S and
Johnson
Daniel
Peppery
Hafey
Bottomley
Today’s Job Checkup on Right Posture
Antoinette Donnelly outlines a posture checkup based on West Point rules. Readers are guided to measure alignment by weight on balls of feet, chest up, stomach stretched, shoulders down and back, neck stretched, head erect with chin slightly drawn, and the entire body stretched up.
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West Point
Prince of Wales Club
Watts
Cox
Cap Jack
Goose
Brennan
Oklahoma
Cap
Simon” Goodyear
Soupy
Simon
Neal
Barrack Briefs Smoothes April Fool Barrack Fun
Barracks woke to mischief as shoes pants and shirts were scattered and a car moved into the area. The Institute polo team led by Lieut Collier plans an El Paso trip to play Seventh Cavalry Fort Bliss with Waring Hargrave Niemann Waterhouse Sahier Hawk in the party.
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Fred Gundrum
Institute
Lieut. Collier
el Paso
Cavalry
Fort Bliss
Fort Riss
Lieut
Collier
Charles Waring
Warren Hargrave
Hal Niemann
Alex Waterhouse
Chas Sahier
William Hawk
Waring
J. l. Maher
Bridge Beats Oxford in Annual Boat Race
In the annual Boat Race on the River Thames at Cambridge a light blue crew defeated Oxford by two and a half lengths. The time for the race was 20 minutes, the slowest on record, with Oxford finishing in a hollow, sinking style.
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Bridge
Oxford
itney-on-Thames
England
Cambridge
Light Blues
Vietwo
Ding
Lge
New York Swimmers Dominate National AAU Meet
New York Athletic Club leads the National AAU men's swimming championships at the NYAC pool with 21 points as two days remain. Michigan is second with 12 points, while visiting teams trail badly. The Spence brothers head a favored medley relay lineup with a title each so far as the meet continues over the three-day event.
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New York
Spence Bos
Walter, Wallace and Leonard
Chunky
George Fissler
New York Athletic Club
University of Michigan
Everts
Spence Brothers
New Mexico and Arizona Forest Work Could Employ 8000
Hugh Calkins, chief of operations, said there is enough work in the New Mexico and Arizona forests to keep 8,000 men busy for six months under the civilian conservation corps plan. Alternative plans could employ 6,000 for 220 days plus Sundays and holidays to approach a full year. Officials began preparations from Washington, with the regional office to report inked manpower by mid April. Tentative arrangements for personnel and mobilization are underway, and 1,500 men can be accommodated with existing camping gear.
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Albuquerque
Hugh Calkins
Southwestern Forest Area
Forest of
New Mexico
Arizona
Calkins
Washington
Wona
Department of Labor
E. P. Ancona
Stock Markets End Irregular After Rail Setback
The stock markets opened the new month unsettled with rails dragging. industrials and utilities held up while railroad shares slipped. Transfers totaled 447,160 shares as Missouri Pacific reorganizes under new bankruptcy rules. Major names mentioned include American Tobacco, Continental Can, General Motors, Goodyear, U S Steel, and Consolidated Gas.
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Missouri Pacific
Tobatco
Macy
Continental Can
Drug
General Mootors
Goodyear
Liggett and Myer
B. American Can
U.S. Steel
Consolidated Gas
American Telephone
New York
Gentral
Delaware
Hudsom
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Louisville
Nashville
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Louis
New York Central
Sterlina
New York Stocks Close Sharp on Wheat and Oil News
New York April 1 AP The market closed mixed after today’s turnover on the New York Stock Exchange with small advances in aviation aluminum and chemical issues while steel and textile shares edged lower. Major gains appeared for Air Products American Can and Du Pont while rail and utility issues showed modest losses amid uneven trading.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Amer P&l
AmSugar
Amte&t
Amwiet
Arm 111
Atchisn
Ref
Avia Cor
B&o Mail
Barnsch
Bendix A
Borden
Rulova
al Hee
du Pont
Erie
Mir
Rae
Kansas City Market Summary Cattle Hogs and Sheep Report
Kansas City prices for cattle show steady to mixed changes with fed steers and yearlings around 3.75 to 5.00, vealers and calves weaker, and stockers higher. Hogs sell mostly steady at 3.65 to 3.66 with lighter classes near 3.00. Sheep reports note no week receipts except lambs 15 to 25 pounds lower, with choice natives and Texas lambs around 7.00 and top fed lambs near 5.45 to 6.35.
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Kansas City
Sheen
Texas
Wool market slip slows sales in Boston region
The Boston wool market shows slow trading in the past week with buyers cautious on immediate needs. Activity focuses on finer western Brown wools with prices mostly steady, while California dealers reportedly pay up to 10-18 above prime Boston market levels based on outlook.
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Boston
California
Cotton Prices Steady in New Orleans Market
New Orleans April 1 CAP Spét cotton closed steady with a 7 point drop in sales totaling 465. Middling price reported at 6.33.
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New Orleans
New York Cure Report Amid Sparse Ticker Details
Fragmentary AP broadcast from New York on April 1 presents a terse list of figures and codes like curb loss, court scores, and company references such as Nat and Khord Ltd. The readable content offers little context, with several entries showing numeric trails and abbreviations.
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New York
New, York
Sve
New
oSwe SP
Khord. Ltd
Humble
Ss . Ind
Stock Averages Report from Standard Statistics Co
Stock averages dated April show Inds Riv and total values with daily and previous figures. The fragment lists several numbers and a price for the day, indicating changes and totals in a partial market snapshot from 1933.
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Standard Statistics Co
Baseball scores and rain delay cause chaotic card
Ambiguous ledger of baseball results shows bases loaded chaos with several teams listed. Scores appear incomplete with entries for Washington, Atlanta, Buffalo, St Louis, Chicago San Francisco and Baltimore. Weather interruption noted and several abbreviations remain unreadable.
Wrestling results and title claims from Boston and Chicago
AP reports Toront Joe Malcewicz of Utica and Sandoval of Hungary drew after a long match with one fall. Boston wrestler Edna Gorge claimed the title by defeating Nick Lutz in California after a lengthy three hour event. Holyoke and Chicago bouts produced disqualifications and multiple falls, while Iowa saw Allen Eust defeated by Nik Vajen.
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Associated Press
Toront Joe Malcewicz
Utica
N.Y
Sandoval
Hungary
Maleewica
Des Aolace
Boston
Edna Gorge
New York Area Trading Roundup Reports Mixed Prices
Toward May delivery prices rise to 6.55 while other contracts show volatility. Market sources note absorption of commodity lists and press reports from various exchanges. Analysts highlight cautious sentiment amid fluctuating quotes and ongoing demand factors in the near term.
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Crete
York
Rene
Oh . Hen
Hullix
Saint Teerinid
Grain Prices and Trading Figures for May July and September
Market notices show Chicasco and Coten with price ranges across May July and September. Oats rye and barley list monthly figures, with rye and oats displaying multiple month values and hard and eeelles references with limited data.
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Athy
Eeelles
Lux
Galveston Valve Incident Report Sparks Steady Tension
In Galveston a valve malfunction prompted steady concern as officials logged actions and updates. Investigators traced fault lines to a critical system, while local agencies coordinated at the scene and prepared safety advisories for nearby residents.
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