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The Spectator in Joliet, Illinois

21 Apr 1933

Page 8

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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1933

Page

8

Planning Card at Capitol Box Night Sets Illinois Event

An all star boxing card is planned for May 2 in Springfield as Democratic leaders from across Illinois gather at the state arsenal. Packy McFarland leads the event with Barney Ross and King Levinsky slated to appear. Attendees include Governor Henry Horner, Mayor Edward J. Kelly, and Patrick A. Nash.

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Springfield Illinois State Democratic Management Committee Packy McFarland Illinois Athletic Commission McFarland Barney Ross King Levinsky State Arsenal Henry Horner Edward J. Kelly Chicago Patrick A. Nash
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Jeff Kearns Berghoff Inn Opens to Public Tomorrow

Jeff Kearns announces the Berghoff Inn at 1015 Ruby Street near Raynor Avenue will open to the public tomorrow night. The interior has been remodeled with a silver black and green color scheme. the Hungry Five German band performs 7 to 9 pm. About 100 couples are invited to the opening with radio and stage stars as a feature, Pat Gallegan's orchestra will also play on opening nights.

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Berghoff Inn Ruby Street Raynor Avenue Jeff Kearns Joseph Stengele, Jr Pat Gallegan Chicago Kearns
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Six Teams in Prison Baseball League Forming Here

Six teams comprise the Stateville prison baseball league that will start next week. Assistant Warden Walter Ni erstheimer says players have begun spring practice and the opening game likely this Saturday between cell house A and D squads. The plan calls for two games weekly with extra games possible Saturday morning and afternoon if weather delays.

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Stateville Prison Baseball League Walter Nierstheimer
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