Managers Arrive as National Association Opens Session
Dallas Tex Dec 5 Many new faces in managerial ranks appeared at the annual meeting of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues. Billy Evans quits umpiring to manage the Cleveland Indians and meets Tris Speaker. Walter Johnson seeks players for Newark while Gab Street may join Memphis. New Central League organized with clubs including Dayton Akron Canton Youngstown and Fort Wayne.
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Injury Of Big Louis Is Body Blow To Squad
The injury to Big Louis Tesreau of the University of Washington during Saturdays game versus USC deals a heavy blow to the western all star squad preparing to meet the eastern selection on December 26 in San Francisco. Tesreau’s absence weakens the team and organizers seek a suspension of a conference rule to bolster the west with Morley Drury and Larry Bettencourt if allowed.
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Spanish Heavyweight to Get Second Chance
Paolino Uz cudun the Spanish heavyweight will get another chance to rejoin Tex Rickard's tour and be matched by Jess McMahon with the winner of the Risko Scott bout in Cleveland. The bout is planned for January 20 or 27. Risko recently outpointed Paolino, and Scott was to debut against him but the match was canceled when Paolino injured his back in training.
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Sam Crawford Elected President of California Intercollegiate Baseball
Sam Crawford former big league star and UG.S.G.C. head baseball coach was chosen president of the California Intercollegiate baseball association. Al Masters Stanford graduate manager was elected secretary. A schedule of 15 games per team with three games between each pair opens February 18 and ends May 5.
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If you cannot sell your experience for more than it cost you
A terse maxim on value and success urging readers to monetize experience beyond its price, implying failure if profits do not exceed costs. It emphasizes self-worth tied to financial return rather than just effort.
USC captain elect Hibbs injures Bow during grid lesson
Hollywood scene turns into mishap as USC captain elect Jess Hibbs demonstrates a tackle move at Clara Bow s home causing the star to sprain her wrist. Washington backs miscue leads to a 38 13 loss.
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Oklahoma City and Tulsa Clubs Denied League Exit
The national board of arbitration of organized baseball refused Oklahoma City and Tulsa clubs a withdrawal from the Western League to join the Texas League. A payment price for territorial rights was set, though Western Circuit president Dallegheny indicated the clubs would not pursue the move.
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Arizona approves 23 million Verde bonds sale record
The agreement to sell 23 million dollars of Verde irrigation and power bonds to a syndicate of investment bankers was announced in Phoenix. The syndicate includes B J Van Ingen Company Eldredge and Company and Fred Emert and Company. The bonds are expected to net about 91 cents on the dollar to the district.
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Morning prep eats time as salesman awaits vetting
A terse note describes how spending one or two hours preparing in the morning delays a salesman who must depart after a less-than-ideal vetting process. The snippet hints at routine friction in early client interactions and scheduling.
DOJ probes Chicago gangster De Vera Hoffman case in Phoenix
DoJ agents investigate a report claiming De Vera Hoffman, held on Dyer Act violation charges, is a Chicago gangster. A hearing before U.S. Commissioner Henry C. Davidson was postponed pending investigation results.
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Bandit Seizes Bank Messenger Then Escapes With Cash
Police hunted tonight for a lone bandit who held up a Merchants National Bank messenger in Los Angeles. The bandit forced the employee to abandon the vehicle and drove off with the car and $8900 in cash.
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Mrs Nigh Names Jean Jarvis in Divorce Action
Mrs Citta Nigh files divorce suit against motion picture director William Nigh alleging he lived with actress Jean Jarvis from Jan to Nov 1926 and introduced her as Mrs Nigh. Nigh faces a separate assault charge involving Edward Usher Jr. and a prior kidnapping suit from Leonard Benedict.
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Federal agents must not take money during raids
Federal Judge F C Jacobs ruled that prohibition agents are not authorized to take cash during raids. Officers who seized a hundred dollar bill and a five from the Black Cat Cafe in Florence Arizona were required to return the money. The judge stressed focusing on the job and avoiding excuses.
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San Francisco Favored as GOP National Convention Site
Robert W. Shingle, Hawaii Republican committeeman, predicts San Francisco will host the Republican national convention with a first ballot order of San Francisco Detroit Kansas City. He aims to time the event for mid June to allow a Hawaii excursion on June 18 aboard the steamer Malolo. He dismisses Honolulu rumors of Governor Farrington resigning and says no transfer to the Philippines is officially planned.
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Two men arrested in Los Angeles on robbery charges
Police say George S. Cain and Raymond Abel were implicated in several robberies and were arrested together in Los Angeles on December 5.
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Market for Human Ears Saturated Says Attorney
CHICAGO Dec 5 Market for human ears is saturated attorney Jay McCarthy said today The wealthy divorcee offered 2500 for a grafting ear has postponed the operation indefinitely and more applicants are wanted Since the offer was made a week ago applications from sellers have come in from all parts of the country Telephones and teletypes were used but three people tried to sell him their cars by long distance pay day.
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