Oxford Victory in Easiest Kind on Thames
Oxford defeated Cambridge in the annual university boat race on the Thames from Putney to Mortlake. Weather hindered both crews but Oxford led from the start, extending to a wide margin by Barnes Bridge and finishing about six lengths ahead at Mortlake. Official times show Oxford steady progress despite rough conditions.
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Mandot Wins Narrow Decision Over Moran in Eight Round Bout
In Memphis, Mandot of New Orleans edged Owen Moran in an eight round fight for the National Athletic club. Moran took one round while another split even in the eighth. Mandot scored a knockdown in the ninth and recovered, delivering a cautious but effective performance. Moran was regarded as a top lightweight in New Orleans boxing circles.
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RUBE HILDEBRAND TQ RETURNS TO ELECTRICS
Space dispatch from Great Falls notes Rube Hildebrand, once with Gre Vals, signed by Cincinnati Meds, will rejoin the Great Falls team this year. Report remains unofficial but accepted by association directors as fact.
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Staniari
Vanderbilt horses triumph at Saint Cloud meet
At Saint Cloud in Paris on April 1 W K Vanderbilt's Satyrane won the Prix de TiSancourt while Charles Pfizer's Hiawatha finished second in the Prix des Tournoiscies and Vanderbilt's town placed second in the Prix des Allecs, marking a sensational race day.
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Satyrane
Charles Pfizer
Hiawatha
Town
De Oru Defeats Velangh in Billiards Championship
In the Papal city tournament De Oru defeated Velangh 151 to 37, and Ralph Avon from Wing also posted a 342 score. Mature defeated Sherman 190 to a placeholder score, with unclear remaining results.
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MAC Cafferty Leads Early Spring Camp For Pennant Quest
In Ghogson Springs on April 1 Mc Cafferty completed the first practice of a three day camp, drawing a crowd of 16 prospects. Players like Drulet Maloney Allermott Tleugg Adolmson train, with several others aiming for tryouts with Angora. Wright and Brewer show pace, McQuaid and Duddy push hard, and left handed hitters loom as possible season jinx. Weather affects drills as recruits unwind with dances. Cooley’s Skystrapers field a strong camp with Brunson Miller Schnilz released.
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Mae
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Jim McGuire
Cleveland
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Collan
Bademnen
Nebraska
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Brewer
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Condilion
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Cooley
Recruits Interest Boise Team Ties to Baseball Tryouts
Cooley leads a strong receiving corps with Weather Scott Kelly and Farnles as reserves while Capt Buck Weaver may pitch when needed. Orr secures a Salt Lake infield spot after a Cubs tryout, and Cooley hopes BiN Ore’s failure helped. Boise signs pitchers and out-of-town players as McCloskey moves toward a new Glenwood park diamond.
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Glenwood Park
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Gaelic Football Plans Elected Officers For Wolfe Tone Team
At a Wolfe Tone Gaelic Football League meeting, Me Iest champions elected officers and outlined season plans. Judge J J Lynch was reelected president. Delegates, including Lynch and Dennis Murphy, formed the executive of the Gaele Athletic Association of Montana with Michael Leaher as captain and other officers named. A seven member committee was chosen to arrange the Waite Tone annual ball in March and Emmet team signaling intent to enter the race. The outlook for the association appears bright as activity increases.
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Iest
J. J. Lynch
Tin
Gaele Athletic Assacation of
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Sre
Dennis Murphy
Cat Holland
Pree Font
J. J.lynch
Michael Leaher
Dun Sheehan
Michael Sullivan
Con Bheay Seafarer
Tohy T. Balliegi
Denies Murphy
Jol T. Sullivan
Paddy O'Nelll
John Martigan
John P. Murris
James Shields
John Sheehan
Waite Tones
Mar
Emmet
Charles Evans Jr Wins French Championship Title
Charles Evans Jr of Edgewater, a Boston athlete, triumphed with a score of 144 to 248. Trebert Lagerbied and Stewart Atin followed west in line, posting 119 and AO.
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Edgewster
Boston
Trebert Lagerbied
Stewartatin
Captain Scott Pushes On To The Pole
In January Captain Robert Scott and the British Antarctic Expedition remained about 130 miles from the South Pole. Polar experts expect Scott to reach the pole this season as the team reports good health and supplies while preparing to endure another winter if needed.
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Scott
Coast Fans See First of Season Games Today
Coast fans prepare for opening games across Francisco, April, and cities San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Sacramento. Two weeks of play begin with San Francisco and Los Angeles facing strong opponents, with Sacramento hosting the final matches before closing October 2.
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San Francisco
Los Angels
Sacramento
End of slander suit of Chicago girl in sight
In a Chicago case Miss Esther Mercy, formerly a student, sues Mies Marin Kal bot, dean of women at the University of Melleage, for $10,000 damages in a slander action. The day’s testimony focused on the complainant’s account and rebuttal statements.
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Esther Mercy
Mies Marin Kalbot
University of Melleage
Misa Telbot
Ivas
Famous horseman Deso taken ill at Juarez races
San Yeaneteca April 4. Dongtan Skinner, famed in pacing circles, died at home after illness from a racecourse incident. He traced his lineage to Col. James A. Skinner and兄 Todt Skinner, with ties across Windicapper in Vancouver and mobility through Emeryville, California.
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Pred
India
Official handicapper at coast nation event dies in San Francisco
An official at a distant inland city named Atinn, Cueny Alons, Tabi April IPF rate 8, Buistan sidaner, died in San Francisco today. The report notes he served as handicapper at the Pa Ie Coast event and was involved in the Viananeoting hore hertinstrar ADH fh fa.
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Baseball commission warns players over conduct in San Francisco
Chelona, Ana Apr ti the Hallow baseball commission warned Rod Manding day and others from the Bi Lows National sendacity after a dispute. The commission said players who show mis behavior will face discipline and may be recalled from duty.
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Hallow Baseball Commission
Rod Manding
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Newnjar Tenwiie
Jeanette Defeats Jones In Fourth Round Knockout
In New York on April 1 Joe Jeanette the heavyweight faced Griff Jones. The referee halted the bout in the fourth round after Jones showed early sparks but Jeanette overwhelmed him with a decisive knockout.
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Joe Jeanette
Griff Jones
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Dow
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Witnesses Testify in University Friction Case
Principal witnesses included Harry Pratt Dudson president and Dr Emil G Hirsch honorary professor. Mitch Merry was expelled for alleged brain dysfunction. witnesses rebutted. Re Kimanuel Karan and Edward Lund testified on Miss Morey actions. Willan J Van Golder testified on Keynotia regulation.
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Ithery
Harry Pratt Dudson
Emil G. Hirsch
Sinai
Tenple
Tadaon
Mitch Merry
Hirach
Minbia Against Work Tandon Apelt The Coal Minera
Fragmentary OCR notes show a labor dispute or vote relating to miners and work terms. Mentions names such as Tandon Apelt and references to a morning meeting. Includes unclear figures like 8660 and 160 189 with partial dates or totals.
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Apelt
Oia
Avoris
Republican nomination names for Coral Cove delegation
In Cordovia Alaska on April L Tha ree publican faction nominates Lonny Gilmer to be delegate to the county court. Gilmer is set to represent Nowe in the kommende council and party events unfold with local support and expected votes forthcoming.
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Publican
forrHortal Gonvanhon Lonny
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Delegation Elected to Chicago Convention
Names listed include Louis Shackleford of Juneau and Ute mine operator Lindbers of Nome, elected as delegates to the Chicago convention amid party proceedings. The fragment notes the national committeeman and Nome connection affecting the delegation slate.
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Juneau
Datot Lindbers
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Chicago
Dogs On Trail Of Allens Lose Scent In The Rain
In Naville Virginia April two fugitive Allens Elana and Wesley Wedwards fled through the area pursued by detectives. A rain washed away the best trail by nightfall with no success. Selpinray in Fancy Gap reported the two youths near his home yesterday. Gray says the Allens move between two food supply points about ten miles apart.
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Wesley Wedwards
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Basin Basin Basin Floods Hit Light and Water Plants
Avril Le Adenatel Jose Gazette reports Basin Basin Montana faces flooding from a rising river and ice jams. The city electric light and water works are flooded and shut down, reservoir is low, and water shortages loom. Upper valley ice formations threaten supply, but Basin itself sits on high ground and is not believed to be in danger.
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Technical bill praised by bar association in senate report
Washington April 1 new bill to avoid gravitation on mere technical points of law. The Nelson as proposal aims to protect substantial rights of parties. Senate committee on judiciary reported favorably and the American Bar Association approved the bill.
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Pittsburg Team to Boost Base Stealing This Season
Clarke plans to revamp the Pittsburg squad by adding fast young outfielders and drill to improve base stealing. Capron, touted as a top sprinter, may become a key player and successor to Campbell. Clarke works daily on stealing drills, pitcher and catcher defense, and uses simulated hits to train speed and reaction.
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Mexican President Warns United States Against Intervention
MAQERO PROMISES TO CHUSH REBELLION RECRUITING LARGE ARMY. Mexico City reports military actions in Chihuahua with continued aggressive operations toward Torreon and Pellano. President Madero highlights larger federal forces, claims government may reach around 40 000 troops with recruitment boosts, addresses rumors of U.S. intervention and cites Congress restricting arms exports to rebels.
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Montana Conservationists at Spokane Gathering
Attendees from Washington, Oregon, Montana, California and Idaho joined the Western Forestry and Conservation Association meeting in Spokane. Endorsed use of U S forestry troops and a 10,000 dollar annual grant with matching state funds, set next meeting for December on first Monday. Officers elected: President A L Piewalin, secretary treasurer George M Cornwall, VP W E Wells, and trustees J 1 Tawle, T Jo Humbid, George & Long, FG Kingp.
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A. P. Sprague
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T. Jo Humbid
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C. R. Dehieon
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Minister on Trial for Perjury in Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas April. The Rev. A. Frank Norris faced a perjury charge with motions to quash the indictments argued. The case includes arson allegations tied to Norris and threats against his wife.
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Tesas
Apri
Frank Norris
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Rolng
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Burlington Line Track Washed Out Three Miles
A special to the Gazette from Sheridan reports about three miles of the Burlington railroad washed out by floods in the Cheyenne river. Six hundred men have been rushed to the scene from Sheridan and Allie anes and rock and debris are being moved to reopen the line. Repairs are expected to take several days as crews work to restore service to the tinery and outlying areas.
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