Chicago plans 1993 Olympic Games at World’s Fair site
Chicago outlines a plan for a massive sports carnival during the 1993 World’s Fair May to November. If approved, the Olympics would be staged here with Rufus C. Daves authorized to assemble a sports committee. Pending success of the Olympics, other events include a heavyweight title bout and intercity football games.
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Bert M. Denney
Chicago
Rufus C. Daves
Fair Committee
Ladfe
United States
St. Oluis
Fair
Soldiers’ Field
Lake Michigan
Irish anger at Bernard Shaw over anti Ireland remarks
Lt Colonel Grant Morden, president of the Irish Club, denounced Bernard Shaw accusing him of misrepresenting Ireland in a letter attacking a fundraising scheme. He said Shaw’s criticism was an unprovoked attack and urged Irishmen to defend their country’s image.
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London
Gerge Bernard Shaw
Grant Morden
Irish Club
Bernard Shaw
Ireland
Morden
Shaw
Moeney
America
Tribune Insurance Ad Boosts Coverage Reach
A compact Tribune Insurance notice asks readers if they carry Tribune Insurance and promises awareness that it pays. The ad signals a reminder style promotion for Tribune’s coverage.
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Tribune Insurance
Kane High Varsity Beats Blue and White 30 to 27
Kane High varsity avenged an earlier defeat by defeating the Blue and White 30 to 27 at Mountain City. Newell Printers face Smith-Horton on Arcade Alleys while Milenius Clothes meets Berry McCoy on Elk Alleys as Elk Bowling season head toward April 27 with two matches remaining. Prohibition fines and Army Navy football dispute noted in brief, with upcoming Saturday bowling exhibition at Arcade Alleys starting at six.
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Kane High Varsity
Mountain City
Newell Printers
Smith-Horton
Milenius Clothes
Berry McCoy
Two Coolies Face Murder Trial in Provisional Court
Two coolies stand charged in the Provisional Court with the brutal murder of Mrs. E. T. Forestier Brish, a Shanghai resident. One suspect was captured sixty miles from Ningpo hiding in a cave, the other arrested in Shanghai after information from the first. Mrs. Forestier was found slain in her kitchen with severe head trauma.
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Shanghai
Provisional Court
E. T. Forestier
Ningpo
Don Finley seals final seconds win for Winger
In a tight Jimtown court clash Warren Winger Oils beat the James town Mystics 37 to 35 as Don Finley hit a tamely double decker in the final minute. Finley along with Dorsey Peterson and Pedrow accounted for 35 of the Oilers 37 points while Ed Finley debuted with two. Bailey starred for the Mystics in a hard fought game.
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Jamestown Mystics
Warren
al” Wolfe
Jimtown
Don” Finley
Finley
New York
Mystics
Waren
Focal
Bailey
Stemple
Don Finley
Dan Dorsey
Nibs” Peterson
Tarp” Pedrow
Ed” Finley
Oilers
Hodges Terrors crush Weelos in City league opener
Hodges Terrors dominated the Weelos 87 to 4 on the YMCA floor in the City league prelim. Five scorers led by Scalise with 28 points, Massa and Graham also reached double digits, while defense limited Weelos to four baskets. Referee Wells and timer Heatley officiated.
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Hodges Terrors
Weelos
Hodges
Massa
Terrors
Scalise
Randirelli
Gordon
Keener
Graham
Hodges Desvars
F. T. Massa
Seahse
John Graham
Randinelli
Anderson
Yeeloo
Wells
Heatley
Former Senator Woods Dies at 66 in Pittsburgh
Attorney William S. Woods, a former Pennsylvania senator and longtime figure in Allegheny county politics since 1902, died at his Pittsburgh home at age 66. The report notes his long public service and local influence.
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Pittsburgh
William S. Woods
Pennsylvania
Allegheny County
Exhibition bowling match draws Erie Grilles and Newell Printers
Much anticipation surrounds Saturday exhibition on Arcade Alleys between Newell Printers of The Tribune Industrial Bowling League and the Erie Grilles girls team. Event starts at six with women admitted free and a small men’s gate for Erie’s guaranteed top women’s club in the lake region.
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Newell Printers
Ene Orioles
Tribune Industrial
Erie Grilles
Erie
Lake Iy
Parvin Motors Whip Chrysler Courtsters
Manila radio service to Saigon and Siam opens at lower rates, boosting postal and telecommunication links. Direct radio route promises substantial rate cuts, aiding transit and commerce for the Courtsters story.
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Parvin Motors
Chrysler
Manila
Saigon
Siam
Records and schedules from Warren Tribune card
High single and high total records listed with names Mecorus High single F Rapp United Refinery 251 total J Bloomquist Nypean Furniture team totals and weekly schedule for Thursday Newell Printers vs Smith Horton Faday Wilburine Strath ers Wells Records Ben Taylor High total 804 team Johnson Brothers 2669 Thursday Milenius Clothes vs Berry McCoy Friday Hoagwall Hardware vs Johnson Bros Friday Hodges Clothes vs Finley Esners
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F. Rapp
United Refinery
J. Bloomquist
Nypean Furniture
Ons Total
Warren Tribune
Wastes Total
Wam
Strathers-Wells
Newell Printers
Smith-Horton
Faday
Wilburine Qi
Ve. Strathers- Wells
B. Malone
Metzger- Wright
Ben Taylor
Johnson Brothers
Milenius
Berry McCoy
Hoagwall Hardware
Johnson Bros
Wen Kees
Struthers-Wells
National Forge
Post Office
House of Folkman
OTL Warren Tribune
Nypean Furniture Unitechinery
AIG Newell Printers
Wilburine Oi
Kane HI Gym defeats Blue and White in double header
Kane High volleys past Blue and White in both halves at Mountain City gym. Varsity falls 26 to 25 in a tight main event after a fourth quarter rally by Kane. Doubles Phillips and Bifano tally 21 of Kane's 26 while Bevering and Cuth Iverson lead locals with scoring, Warren notching a late free point as defense seals win.
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Kane
Mountain
Engstrom
Warren
Mountaineers
Phillips
Bifano
Hane
Erickson
Man
Ers
Igrmonte
Eves Fraze
Boland
Sega Warren
F. T. Bergevine
Corson
Eza White
G . Reee
Massa
Oly
Kanase
Saad
Warren Tee Tere
Serme
Warren High
White
H. F Johnson
Inz
Mack
Giles
Gratis Tine
Gibby Johnson and Daugherty Spark Forfeit Scores
Elk Bowl league recap notes Gibby Johnson and Daugherty with big scores in a forfeit, Metzger-Wight toting four points in a late stretch as Barney Melone leads the club on the alleys.
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Gibby Johnson
Daugherty
Elk
Forfer
Metzger-Wight
Barney Melone
Elk League Honor Roll Shows High Scores At Windup
Johnson and Daugherty led Style Shop with 212 and 222 as Elk League play closed. Two 200s were posted in the windup with Style Shop finishing 924 pins. Metzger Wright contributed 475 while Style Shop totals reached 2621 before a forfeit.
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Clarence Daugherty
Gibby” Johnson
Metzger-Wright
Hodges Clothes Extend City League Win Streak
Hodges Clothes remained unbeaten in City Basketball League action by routing the Bankers 45 to 28. Ped Davidson appeared at guard for Bankers as Hodges’ defense forced long shots, with Lord 14 points and White 12 leading Hodges while eight players saw action.
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Hedges
Bankers
Hodges
Davidson
Nero
Waters
Lord
White
Senger
Offerle
Aspeat
Healy
Archibald
Lagerblad
College Basketball Results From Regional Games
St Mary's College of Oakland edged St Ignatius 32 to 31 in San Francisco. Stanford's title hopes took a hit as Santa Clara beat them 21 to 20 in Palo Alto. Columbia defeated Yale 24 to 23 in New Haven. Pennsylvania University beat Princeton 26 to 23 in Princeton. Army Nutmeg Agricultural incident noted in Atlantic City area.
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St. Mary’s College of
Oakland
St. Ignatius College
Palo Alto
Calif
Stanford
Santa Clara
New Haven, Conn
Columbia University
Yale University
Princeton
N. J
Pennsylvania University
Princeton University
Tribune Bowlers Drop Four Marks in League Meet
National f of Irvine still eyeing title as Strothers lead. Wells outfit from Industrial Bowling circuit beat Warren Tribune 4 0 at Arcade Alleys. No double centuries. Tribune total 736 to 344 by visitors. Irvine players Randinelli 569 Zuerl 504 Lee and Jackson- Lightner among five hundred scores.
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National F
Irvine
Strothers
Wells Outfit
Warren Tribune
Tribs
Tribune
Jowest
Lee" Jen
Randinelli
Zueff
Samuelson Jackson - Lightner
Rondinella Zuerl
Allen
Another School Team Beaten In Close Home Return
High Thirds fell 26 to 25 at Clarendon in a tight home and home game. Local Donovan and Young starred as both teams traded leads with a 13 all halftime, Clarendon pulling away in the fourth 8 3. In Manila a 115 foot sundial to be built on the University of the Philippines campus will mark time with blossoms year round.
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Clarendon
Varsity
Donovan
Rd Young
Manila
P. I
University of the Philippines
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