Rickard Plans Massive New York Stadium Rise
Tex Rickard aims to dominate New York boxing and sports in 1927 with a $1,000,000 stadium in the metropolitan area and the revival of Boyles Thirty Acres in Jersey City for boxing. He expects Dempsey vs Tunney and Leonard vs Walker, with control of Madison Square Garden and other arenas for football hockey and circuses.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Metropolis
Mla
Boyles
Jersey City
Paul Berlenbach
Jack Delaney
Yankes
Jack Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Remy Leonard
Mickey Walker
Luis Firpo
eGorges Carpenter
Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Long Island City
Radio Program Notes From Aprils Holy Friday Schedule
Compiled by United Press a Friday listing of radio features across many stations. Sacred concerts dinners lectures and studio programs echo WJZ WEAF WGY WTTK and others with Good Friday services and classical pieces scheduled through the day across WEAF WHAM WABC WNEW KCW stations and regional outfits.
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Walle
CNRAL
WGY
Coast Guard Band
WEAF
Rex
Cor
ST. Louis
Tresey
RYW
Chicago
Ken
Meee
WHO
Des Moines
Soturetsu
WNYC
New York
EAO
Sir George Orchestra
Omaha
Enmonton
WEX & Wir
Detroit
Galdkette
Eatucce
WOO
Philadelphia
Uc Dance Poor
KGW
Portland
York
Daveneort
Epelans
Ogers Orchestre
Nighthawk Drolic
KC0
Oakland
Moose
Pere
WEEI
Hostor
WLS
KFAB
Lincoln—Aq
WBZ
Springfield
Caldwin
WJZ
KOA
Denver
Staihee
Tillemon
Dubois
Greencastle Notes From April Local Items
Arthur Sedherr and family from Baltimore visiting in the home of Joint Crackleton in Baltimore Street. Kenneth Gaver at Tempe College spending Easter vacation with his parents. D. Hagar Miller dies at Barange Lake Adirondacks, body to be brought home, funeral Saturday at 2 from Nori Car Hsle street, Rev Dr L M Conrow officiating, Cedar Hill cemetery interment. Marriage of Fanl M Bitner to Algs Inez Riley in Thirmont Md last Saturday at 3, couple to Camp Hill Pa. Brent Binkley adding a story to rear of house on East Baltimore Street. Seventeen new preachers received into Grace Reformed Church on Enis Sunday. Howard Carr at Gettysburg College on Master vacation with parents East Baltimore Street. J Henry Snyder arrives from Bliss Electrical School Washington DC for Easter vacation with Mr Little. Mrs Frank Crow and children from Uniontown Pa visiting Brumbaughs South Washington Street. The best cure for a man’s memory loss is to have his deserted wife inherit.
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Greencastle
Arthur Sedherr
Baltimore
Joint Crackleton
Bret Baltimore
Kenneth Gaver
Tempe College
Philadelphia
Easler
F. C. Gaver
West Haltimore
D. Hagar Miller
Barange Lake
Adirondacks
H. A. Melitfunte
Nori
Hsle Street
L. M. Conrow
Presbyterian Church
Cedar Hill Cemetery
D. P. Miler
Brooklyn
Fanl M. Bitter
John F. Bitner
Algs Inez Riley
Harrisburg
Grace Reformed Church
Howard Carr
Gettysburg College
B. Carl
East Halthnore Street
J. Henry Snyder
Bliss Electrical School
Washington, D. C
Haster Vaca
New Grade of Grass for Greens in New York
Washington Bent grass discovery promises control over greens in all seasons. Seeds and roots planted to establish soft velvety turf, favored by course foremen for new greens. Virginia strain also noted as a strong contender for putting surfaces nationwide.
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Washington
Itudu
Virginia
T Ley
Washinton
Messrs Piper, Oakley
Carrier
Department of Agriculture
Bermuda
New Bridge Over the Seine Near Louvre Innets
A fragmentary note describes a bridge over the Seine near the Louvre Innets, named the New Bridge. It claims construction by Tieng Iv at the start of the seventeenth century and asserts it as the best bridge of the region.
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Seine
Louvre Innets
Tieng Iv
Town Orators Rally For Every Speaking Opportunity
Avery tich leads four or five supporters who back any cause that offers a platform for speeches as the Atehlson Globe notes. The group champions public speaking and pursues chances to address gatherings.
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Avery Tich
Atehlson Globe
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