Market Wi draw Front Valley Lee amid league turmoil
New Market Va withdraws from Shenandoah Valley League after protests over by law violations and nonresident players. Disputes centered on eight nonresidents and home players, with directors restoring forfeits for two games and triggering a broader rift among clubs from Luray Mt Jackson Edinburg Strasburg Woodstock.
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Shipping Board Rules Liquor aboard Government Ships
Washington reports on private stock consumption by passengers aboard government ships. The Shipping Board asserts limited authority beyond ship safety concerns, with potential for a broader ruling from the Department of Justice. Rules for dry operation remain. passengers may face forfeiture actions for contraband liquor, enforced by Justice and customs agencies.
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Willard Faces Firpo In High Stakes Battle At Boyle's
Willard and Luis Angel Firpo completed intensive training in Yonkers and are described as in top condition for their upcoming heavyweight bout at Boyle's Thirty Acres Thursday night. Willard, a 40 year old Kansan, has surprised experts with his form, shifting expectations as the fight approaches. Firpo, once seen as heavy favorite, now faces a revived challenger with growing confidence and stamina.
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Thirty Acres
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Floyd Johnson
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Portugal closes all gambling halls amid treasury protests
Lisbon reports that all public gambling halls in Portugal have been ordered shut, triggering protests from newspapers. Officials say the move aims to cut losses and curb unregulated activity, while critics claim it shifts taxation and revenue gaps elsewhere.
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