Sports Roundup from York and Beyond
News notes from York dated Feb 5 cover golf boxing and baseball chatter. Mentions Jacko yle in Florida with Derby odds, Tom ham and arry Canning talks with the Giants, Yanks rumors, Hugh Casey as Dodgers starter, track expert Al Blazis and Georgetown, Ray Carlin insuring Lou Nova, Ace Parker football contract, and Jim Thoma of Texas A&M earning post season honors.
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al Blazis
Georgetown
Ray Carlin
Lou Nova
Ace Parker
Football Dodgers
Jim Thoma
Texas Aggies
Red Hot Hit Announces Narrow Grazing Thriller
A lively play by play line notes Louis delivering a terrific throw that barely grazes Burman, who stands up but remains in the contest. The item reflects a spirited moment from a recent game narrated by the favorite announcer.
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Red
Louis
Burman
Boxing Results From Last Night St Louis And Newark
Jimmy Webb of Wilkes-Barre stopped Johnny er in St Louis. Chalky right halted Rahn in Jersey City. Joey Iannotti won a decision over Morris in New Haven. Details include Philadelphia and Brooklyn bouts with multiple lightweights and welterweights.
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Associated Press
Wilkes-Barre
Jimmy Webb
St. Louis
Johnnyer
Jersey City
N. J
Chalky
Baltimore
Rahn
Philalphia
New York
Joey Iannotti
New Haven
Conn
Outpoint- Morris
Nichols
Brooklyn
Fragmented ad copy on liver bile and Carter's Little Liver Pills
Jumbled lines describe liver bile flow and a promotional tone for Carter's Little Liver Pills. The readable phrases reference waking the liver and bile, with distorted text suggesting an old advertisement style.
Coventry heroine Leonora Corbett arrives in Jersey City
British actress Leonora Corbett arrives in Jersey City aboard the Exeter to aid the British cause after driving a food wagon during the Coventry bombing. United States aid efforts and official welcome accompany her voyage.
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Leonora Corbett
Jersey City
N. J
Exeter
Coventry
United States
Close finish as Warren County tops Handley 22 20 in 2nd extra
A packed crowd of 300 plus plus a Front Royal band saw War ren County High edge Handley 22 20 in the second overtime. Jimmy Kerns came in for Henry who fouled out and scored the decisive basket as chatter and cheers filled the gym. Also noted are Harry Fowle joining University of Virginia indoor track and Johnny Parsons heading to Bard College athletics.
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Jimmy Kerns
Henry
Kerns
Horatio Alger
SVA
Christchurch
Handley
Harry Fowle
Philip Fowle
University OF Virginia
Johnny Parsons
Winchester
Bard College
Columbia University
Lohr Dunlap
C. E. Dunlap
North
Loudoun Street
Washington
Dunlap
University OF Marland
Little Hap
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Pattern 6905 features a transfer motif 6% by 21% inches and two motifs 64 by 13% inches. Includes materials, edging instructions and stitch illustrations. Send ten cents to Winchester Dept 259 W 14th St New York NY with name and address and pattern number.
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Winchester Dept
14Th Street
New York
Speculation High On Notre Dame Football Coach Seat
Chicago, Feb 5 Notre Dame faculty and alumni weigh possibilities for the vacant head football coach job after Elmer Layden resigns to become National Football Commissioner. Rumors name Lawrence Shaw Santa Clara Hugh O Donnell and others though no decision is near March 1.
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Chicago
Notre Dame
Peay
Elmer Laydenen
Hugh O'Donnel
C. Creddent
Lawrencey Shaw
Santa Clara
Selecion
Shaw
Ag Layden
South Bend
Highway Post Office Film Signals New Route Start
Newsreel cameras will film the first highway post office departure from Washington and its 11 o clock Harrisonburg arrival. Postmaster Switzer notes letters for the first run exceed 9 000 with over 3 500 received yesterday from all states and foreign countries. The route runs daily except Sunday from 5 30 a m to 11 a m to Harrisonburg and back 4 p m to 9 36 p m.
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Harrisonburg
Washington
Robt. Nelson
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Ingham Chamber of Commerce
Nelson
G. Pred Switzer
Union
Frank Walker
Roosevelt
White House
Judges Fall 22 20 to Warren in Hard Won Showdown
Warren visitors edged Front Royal 22 20 as Jimmy Kerns scored a late overhand goal after replacing E Henry who fouled out. The game remained 20 20 through the first extra period with no scorer, and E Henry led Warren with 16 of 32 points helping the Wildcats survive a late Judge push.
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Jimmy Kerns
Front Royal
Warren
Kerns
E. Henry
Pump Center
Warren County
Wildcats
Warrens
Leon Pope
Handley
Berryville
Handleyites
Rohinson
Huyett Shee
See
Henry
Kern Ose Seen
Ballard Tee
Werren
Foster
Roylal
Help Rather Than Hurt Farm System
Judson Bailey reports on reactions to a rule restricting minor league players returning to the minors after purchase. Branch Rickey and Ford Frick critique the measure, arguing it harms independent farm systems and could force clubs to rely on in-house talent while limiting ability to acquire players.
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New York
Branch Rickey
St. Louis Cardinals
Kenesaw M. Ladnis
Redbird
Ford Frick
Landis
Rickey
Cardinals
Risen From The Ranks Across States
Hartford Feb. 5 report notes Reginald B. Delacour once a private in F troop Illinois Cavalry now adjutant general of Connecticut. Lawrence Regan, formerly a private, is adjutant general of Illinois. George A. Davis, formerly a corporal, is adjutant general of Oklahoma.
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Hartford
Conn
Reginald B. Delacour
Lawrence Regan
George A. Davis
First Illinois Cavalry
Delacour
Connecticut
Regan
Illinois
Davis
Oklahoma
Maryland Boxer Faces Eye Injury Sidelines Pyles
Maryland reports George Pyles of Temple Hills may be kept out of the Maryland Catholic University boxing match after an eye cut suffered in Maryland Virginia bouts. Coach Lombardo notes the Terrapins would have only one regular remaining to face Catholic, Isadore Alperstein, who has won all three matches this season.
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College Park
George Pyles
Temple Hills
University of Maryland
Terps
Catholic University
Pyles
Fenton Somerville
Cavalier
Mike Lombardo
Letterman
Isadore
Hotsy) Alperstein
Baltimore
Catholic
Alperstein
Will Rogers Baptized With Full Name Declared
The text states Will Rogers was baptized as Willem Penn Adair Rogers, indicating his full given name at baptism. It references Will Rogers and provides the detailed baptismal form.
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Will Rogers
Tie Jie
Ceaneaingt
Williem Penn Adair Rogers
Ame ae saom x 2 wert a ony
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