Giants Doped to Repeat 1924 in National League
New York columnist predicts 1924 repeat for the Giants in the National League standings. He ranks New York first, Pittsburgh second, Chicago third, with Cincinnati, Brooklyn, St. Louis, Boston, and Philadelphia following. discusses McGraws club strength and rival trades, injury impacts, and projected performance across teams.
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Davis J. Walsh
I. N.S
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Malace
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Chicago
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
McGraw
Pitishureh
Maranville
Cubs
Bull Meechinje
Pirates
Reds
Felow
McInnisay
Rube Dressler
Calendar of Sports Events and Championships
Sport events today list includes Tia Juana Jockey Club meeting at Tia Juana bench show, Chicago Kennel Club show, American Bowling Congress tournament in Buffalo, national pinior 152 balk-line in New York, North and South women's golf at Pinehurst, Florida Winter, St Augustine basketball in New York Syracuse Wisconsin Madison, A A U women in Waco, AAU wrestling in Stillwater, Midwestern AAU boxing in Omaha, Phil Kaplan vs Italian Jos Gans in Brooklyn, and the Grand National Steeplechase forthcoming.
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Tia Juana Jockey Club
Tia Juana
Chicago Kennel Club
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American Bowling Congress
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Kamekichi Suzuki
Kimrey Matauyama
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Pinehurst
Florida
St. Augustine Baskethalle
Phil Rosenberg Still Bantamweight Champion Of The World
The paragraph notes Charley Phil Rosenberg, who outpointed Eddie Martin to win the bantamweight title, remains champion at the time of writing and may soon be mentioned among the has-beens as readers hurry to view the piece.
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Phil Rosenbergs
Eddie Martin
Grand National Race At Aintree A Longstanding Derby
March 27 at Aintree near Liverpool hosts the Grand National, run for over eighty five years except wartime gaps when Gatwick hosted a substitute. The event is spoken of as the race of English country people and a church festival with many country parsons in attendance.
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Aintree
Liverpool
Gatwick
Lions Close Season With A Good Record
Lorain reports the Lions basketball team finished their season after 63 games with 16 losses. They averaged 33 baskets per game against opponents. Calgary Golf and Country Club to host Western Canada Golf Association tournament. Commonwealth Sporting Club sets March 28 for 12 round bout Padgett versus Larry Estridge.
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Lions
Calgary Golf and Country Club
Western Canada Golf Association
Commonwealth Sporting Club of
New York
Cowboy Padgett
Larry Estridge
Cleveland Markets Report Prices on Produce and Eggs
Markets show butter at .52 per unit with frequent bid ranges. Prices for eggs, poultry, berries, beans, cabbage, potatoes, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, onions, and cucumbers listed with varied crate, crate, and sack pricing across regional buyers and shippers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Avon Social Roundup Sees Residents Visiting Relatives
Avon and nearby residents report visits with family and friends in Lorain Michigan Cleveland and Oberlin. Connections include Mr and Mrs Ashton Dodd visiting Mrs Mary Brooks and others traveling to Massachusetts Ohio events include transportation moves and a local church gathering with Rev Paul Rader in Elyria.
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Ashton Dodd
W. Dover
Mary Brooks
Mra. Barrett
Mildred
Lorain
Frank Kriebel
Klingshorn
Sherman Vedder
Michigan
Ed Austin
Bert Bolger
Lakewood
Emma Webber
Austins
Bolgers
Massachusetts
Walter James
Loraim
George Peak
Imma Kinker
Christopher Hartman
Cleveland
Sunday Visits and Local Updates from Town
Spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs George Barr. Work progresses on the Baptist Church annex. Ed Webb visited relatives in Michigan. Sue Jameson spent weekend with sister Harriet Gibson in Cleveland. Lizzie Knight fell on cellar steps, spraining her wrist. Long discussion on crime gangs and social disorder argues for study over policing.
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George Barr
The
Baptist Church
Ed Webb
Michigan
Sue Jameson
Harriet Gibson
Cleveland
Lizzie Knight
Chicago Sociologist Warns 1312 Gangs Span City
Frederick M. Thrasher, professor at Alma College, says Chicago hosts 1312 gangs with about 50 000 members aged seven to thirty five. He describes their habitat as railroad and factory districts near downtown and argues high schools of crime could be redirected toward citizenship.
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Chicago
Frederick MM. Thrasher
Alimois Wesleyan University
City Club
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Thrasher
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India
Igorrotes
Luzon
Diverse Uses Revealed from Odd Scientific Discoveries
Accidental preservation of a dead horse in Yellowstone Park led to identifying many Borax applications. In London, real eggshell fragments are being used as hat trimmings.
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Yellowstone Park
London
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