Rangers Edge Canadiens In Bloodier NHL Playoff Clash
March 25 report from New York describes a dramatic opening round in the 1935 NHL playoffs. The Rangers earned a 2-1 edge over the Canadiens amid a brutal brawl that saw both teams and even goalies join in. Referee penalized Cook and Grutchfield, Rangers captain and Canadiens player, with major and minor penalties as injuries required stitches. The series moves to Boston, Chicago, and Montreal for the second games with the other matchups still tied.
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Montreal Maroons
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Blackhawks
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Dyer
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Nels Grutchfield
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Austin Defeats 5. A. in Polo Game
In a contested practice, the Austin Whites beat the San Antonio Reds at Brackenridge park polo field. George Miller and Dor Grossinger led with key goals, while Bill Meadows and Mal James Watson starred for the Reds, as officials Johnson and Benham oversaw the match.
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Austin Whites
San Antonio Reds
Brackenridge Park
Austin
George Miller
Dor Grossinger
Charles Waring
Wilbur Allen
San Antonio
Bill Meadows
Lee Downs
Mal. James Watson
Huen Fitzsimon
Semp Rass
Stewart “Johnson
C. G. Benham
Anes
Classified ad about furnished room at 2204 Hammond Avenue
A furnished room at 2204 Hammond Avenue is advertised for BA monus in Classi tication 32 Light Classified Ads.
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Avallania
Hammond Avenue
Rangers Raid on Galveston Club Nets Eight Arrests
In Galveston on March 25 Texas rangers raided a swanky business district nightclub arresting eight men on gaming charges. Captain Fred L. McDaniel led the raid as Justice Randolph Pierson presided in a special session. seven men paid fines of one dollar plus costs, while Fred Musey faced a five hundred dollar bond for operating a gambling room. The raid disrupted the club’s music as witnesses described concealed gin and a half pinch of Shisky, with the orchestra briefly switching from jazz to a mournful tune. Authorities offered no details on furniture destruction as reporters were barred from the scene.
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Texas Rangers
Fred L. McDaniel
Ranger
Justce
Randolph Pierson
Fred Musey
Rangers
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Monterrey Resident Dies in Austin Died at his son's home in Austin last week.
Monterrey resident, born in Constantine, Meh, died in Austin. He came to San Antonio in youth and entered the milling business. He served with the Belknap Rifles in the Spanish American War. Survived by widow Alice Tubbs, three sons, three brothers, a sister, and three grandchildren.
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Hanford Hubos
Lawrence D
Jamis L. Tubbs
San Antonio
Gail L. Tubbs
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Transients sweep doubleheader and beat rivals in softball action
Softball notes report the Transients routing The Light Newsies 9 to 7 on Sunday morning in a 18 tilt heavy win. They dominated the East Side Tigers 8 to 3 in the afternoon twin bill with Gordes and Lamplay each winning a game. Pioneer Flour girls beat Cafetera Union No. 12 10 to 3. Evening events include Insera vs Gonzales Co-eds at 6 o'clock and ads inviting April 1 tenants.
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Elcome
Rocksprings Dominates Edwards County Meet
Rocksprings High School will enter six events in the district interscholastic meet at Valde April 12 and 13. Rocksprings dominated both literary and athletic events at the Edwards County meet here Friday and Saturday, winning all track and field events except javern throw and broad jump, won by Barksdale entrants. Monte Harwood of Rocksprings was the individual high point man.
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Edwards County
Rocksprings High School
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Barksdale
Monte Harwood
Chicago Prosecutor Pursues Gang Crackdown Amid Shootout
States Attorney Thomas J. Courtney, vowing to crush all gangs, faced an attempted assassination as eight gunmen fired on his car on the way home from a political meeting. He and Alderman Perry survived with minor injuries. the attack targets Courtney’s anti racketeering drive and Capone syndicate remnants.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Courtney
Cook County
Harry
K. Perry
Joh Cronin
James McInernay
Bouthside
Nmal Serlin
Perry
Courtney
Capone Syndicate
Broker Accused in Fascist Plot Dies
New York broker Gerald C. MacGuire, linked to a congressional testimony by General Smedley Butler about a fascist plot to form a government, died in New Haven Connecticut after traveling from New York. The report notes his involvement as an employe in horse trading and his connection to the alleged plan discussed on Capitol Hill.
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New Haven
Conn
Gerald C. MacGuire
Grn. Smedhey D. Butler
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United States
Devoted Youth Aviation Groups Debate Names in City
A youth aviation column reports on squadrons meeting weekly at private homes and at Kelly Field. Leaders include Peter Canty general and Raul Martinez captain, with reports urging all squads to mail in activity notes. The Light urges each squadron to adopt distinctive names within a week.
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Peter Cahill
TL Dolorosa Street
Gunter Hotel
Peter Canty
Richard Ochoa
Howard Hobson
Jesse Leal
Carlos Zepeda
Emilia | Léal
Tidhund Cantu
Paul Warto
Johnny ‘Cuesta
Flood of Ice Crashes Dam at Wisconsin Rapids
A river of ice smashed a dam near Biron and flooded Wisconsin Rapids with 24 to 36 inch ice sheets, tearing splash boards and flooding streets. Emergency crews battled the surge, isolating homes as residents fled. Estimated damage reached 105000 dollars. A Hoover vacuum cleaner is listed for sale at 2150 in the classified section.
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Biron
Italian Ethiopian troop clash on Eritrean frontier report
An official communique from Rome reports a night skirmish on the Eritrean border with Ethiopian forces, resulting in one Ethiopian death. Italian patrols under a brigadier returned fire as Ethiopians fled, leaving weapons behind. Rome protested and reserved the right to seek reparations.
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Eritrea
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Ethiopia
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