Nones Wins Waterhouse Handicap at Oakland
Nones led from the last half mile to beat Siddons in the two mile Waterhouse handicap valued at 2500 dollars. Commissioner Forster won the Fairmount handicap by a nose from Antolee with Alsono slow to start in the 2 year old race. Jackson rode three winners as Rogers and Elliott shipped horses to St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
P. Ryan
Oakland
Nones
Siddons
Frangible
Lizella
Ransch
Commissioner Forster
Antolee
Alsono
Houiton
Jackson
W. M. Rogers
W. Elliott
St. Louis
E. M. Brattain
Golden Cottage
Dandy
Honiton
Deutschland
Diomed
Diderot
Dr. Boyle
Fairmount
Macgyle
John Peters
Kitty Kelly
Meistersinger Captures Opening Five and One-Half Furlongs
In Washington on April 5 the card opened with Meistersinger winning the five and one-half furlong race for a $40 purse, followed by Early Eve in second and Applejack third with a 1:11 time.
Thoroughbred results from Memphis track meet on April 5
In Memphis, the April 5 program featured seven races. Assessment won the first at five and one-half furlongs with Small Jack second and The Bronze Demon third in 1:10. Ice King took the six furlongs in 1:16 and 44 fifths with Vassar Dance second and Blue Mint third. Flora Pomona led the 1 mile 70 yards event in 1:48 with Terra Firma second and Lucien Appleby third. Judith Campbell won the Ardella Stakes of 1,000 added for four furlongs with Navasota second and Princess Tulane third in :49.4. Jimnny Gibbs won the steeplechase full course in 4:49 with Dick Furber second and Daryl third. Bard of Avon captured the five and one-half furlongs with Automaton second and Sir Christopher third in 1:09 1/4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Montgomery
Assessment
Small Jack
Bronze Demon
Ice King
Vassar Dance
Blue Mint
Flora Pomona
Terra Firma
Lucien Appleby
Judith Campbell
Navasota
Princess Tulane
Jimnny Gibbs
Dick Furber
Daryl
Bard of Avon
Automaton
Sir Christopher
Weights and Entries for Mondays Races at Ellington
The program lists weights and entries for six races at Ellington racecourse. First race five furlongs selling features Elkarn at 118 and Marineuse 118 with several other contenders. Final weather note: cloudy, good.
Races and purses from a horse meeting listed by contenders
The program shows five races with mile distances and purses. First race includes McWilliams Edith Q and Pay-the-Fiddler among others with scores from 90 to 197. Second race lists Mallory as purse holder and entries like Tom Cogan and Henry McDaniel with scores from 101 to 118. Third race offers a mile handicap featuring Wax Taper Vulcain and Flora Pomona with scores from 90 to 122. Fourth race covers two year olds mile and a half with multiple 110s led by Louise Collier Cresida and Vestia. Fifth race a steeplechase short handicap with Golden Link Corrilo Saub er and Maza Failela on the list.
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Elkarn
Claire White
Sir Claus
Black Thorn
Lacalma
Sleeping Child
Skip Me
Victoria
Marineuse
Medder
Candoires
Novia
Jockey Club
B. c. Imp. Brutus
Seraphin
Alsone
Arabo
Waterscratch
Ben Ormande
Headwater
Colonel Ballantyne
Constellator
Elphilar
Gallanthus
Elmida
McNamara
Decoy
Lodestar
Marechal Niel
Lente
Constable
McWilliams
Edith Q
Trelor
del Allen
Pay-the-Fiddler
Plead
Sandy
Loka
Landseer
Miss Zara
Chorus Boy
Mallory
Tom Cogan
Early
Onatas
Ben Chalfoo
Pennant
Henry McDaniel
Wax Taper
Hildreth
Vulcain
the Lady
Ampere
Silurian
Flora Pomona
Ida Ledford
Louise Collier
Cresida
Lady Like
Racing Handicap Names and Distances Recap
A list of horses with weights ranging from 145 to 95 and descriptions like clear and good. Notable entries include McLaren Fon seline Inkerman Robert Morrison Ada 8 G and Lee King in a mile and 70 yards race with W. B. Gates and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Precursor
McLaren
Fonseline
Inkerman
Robert Morrison
Ada
Horse Racing Entries and Times For Six Races
The list shows purses and horse names with weights for six races including two year olds in the first and fourth events. Notable entries include Ninonia Marn Frivol Astory Happy and Blue Peter Toscan Tom Mabin with weights around 107. The fourth race features Tom May bin Blue Delft Royal Ensign Prodigal Son Mystic Bells Oppina and Blue Miracle. Clear and fast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Moon
Ninonia
Black
Illuminate
Roue
Quixada
Marn
Frivol
Astory
Happy
First Chord
Blue Peter
Toscan
Tom Mabin
Blue and Orange
Mt. Hope
Tom Maybin
Blue Delft
Royal Ensign
Prodigal Son
Mystic Bells
Oppina
Blue Miracle
Red Path
Daly
Trump
Himself
Pigeon Post
Essene
Ohnet
Benchart
Hampshire
Tenegrae
Florad
Woodchuck
May J., Sr
Inkling
Fabius
Rendezvous
Trail to Thunder Mountain Opens for Horse Travel
Elk City dispatch notes Shissler pack train reaches Thunder Mountain via Big Creek opening the trail to horses. A second train follows and a third буде depart Stites tomorrow. About 200 people and 7 horses seen at Dixie. Camp reports ongoing stampede after Indian Creek discovery richer than Dewey mine, with food scarcity sparking talk of a vigilance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston
Idaho
The
Tribune
Elk City
Shissler
Thunder Mountain
Big Creek
Stites
Dixie
Indian Creek
Dewey
Dunn Escaped Suspect Under Police Raid In Wichita
Governor Stanley and Assistant Attorney General Hamilton finished the Dunn escape inquiry. Dunn remains in Wichita. A sensational raid by the chief and five armed officers searched the homes of Dunns attorney ex County Judge S B Amidon and two friends Dr Cave and F B Garcelon prompting threats of suits for entering private residences without a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kan
Stanley
Hamilton
Dunn
B. Amidon
Cave
F. B. Garcelon
Mr. Amidon
Rifles Sold From 1898 Samoa Take to Mare Island Yard
San Francisco reports 3500 rifles seized from Samoan natives in 1898 were auctioned at Mare Island navy yard. The firearms sold for 35 cents each to a local department store, with proceeds recorded for the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Samoa
Mare Island Navy Yard
Train service resumes via Butte route in Missoula
The Northern Pacific announces trains 11 and 12 on the Butte route are ordered on again and will pass through Butte and Missoula on Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Northern Pacific
Butte
Captain Carter Hetter Illness Improves at Fort Leavenworth
Leavenworth April 5 The condition of ex Captain Oberlin M Carter who is ill with typhoid fever at Fort Leavenworth military hospital showed marked improvement today The physicians say he will soon recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth, Kan
Oberlin M. Carter
Fort Leavenworth Military Hospital
Sporting Schedule From Anaconda Week’s Events
The week features matches in Anaconda and Butte at local venues including Tolan’s, the Gun club grounds, and Lemp alleys. It lists bowling tournaments, pool matches at the Auditorium, two man events at Thornton alleys, and a nine pin team contest, with several forthcoming boxing style bouts in Newcastle and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolan
Butte
Anaconda
Gun Club
Butte Gun Club
Brownlee
Meaderville Gun Club
Auditorium
King and Uhl
Thornton Bowling
Lemp
Jolly Five
Lemps
King and
Uhl
Thornton Alleys
Lemp Alleys
Thornton
East and West Coast Magnates Eye Pennant Hope
Pro baseball fever grips Portland Tacoma Seattle and Spokane as April opening approaches. Portland signs players and plans early scrimmages. Tacoma lists a 20-man roster with tryouts set for April 10. Seattle schedules exhibition dates with Washington, Everett, and April 26 27. Spokane builds a new clubhouse and awaits arrival of players. A Portland Monograms clash marks the first game April 15 with four more tuneups. Also notes young Butte youths play Ophirs and Stars in an early scoreless scrap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Whitemore
McHaffey
Anderson
Vigneux
Claude Berry
Walla Walla
Andrews
Tacoma
Pitchera
C. R
Duke
Carter
St. Louis
W. F. Kidd
W. G. Drinkwater
Manchester
New England
Youngey” Johnson
San Francisco
D. J. McCarthy
Geneva
N. Y
M. A. Thayer
Everett
J. Bernier
Aberdeen
James Campbell
Keefe
Charles Swindells
Elmer C. Smith
Co. J. Anderer
Boston
Mackie
Vancouver
E. F. Hutchinson
Los Angeles
John McRae
Keokuk
Joseph T. McCarthy
Jay A. Andrews
Tommy Letcher
W. C. Murdock
M. H. Rochow
Kid” Egan
McDonald
Seattle
University of Washington
Seattle Boys
Spokane
Chris Stelz
Southern Athletic club official aims to close Jeffries fight in Charleston
J C Jaudon representing the Southern Athletic club returned from New York and said he will consult his attorney and obtain a state position on the Fitzsimmons Jeffries bout. If authorities signal no interference and Jeffries accepts a $10 000 forfeit, the engagement for Charleston will be arranged. Jaudon is confident the event can be pulled off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
J. CC. Jaudon
Southern Athletic Club
New York
Jeffries
Jaudon
Jaydon
Butte Sports Roundup Features Pool Match Talks and Boxing Notice
Pool veteran Billy Engstrom plans a three week visit to Butte to arrange a match with W. W. King while Butte ten pins travel to Anaconda for a daytime showdown. Helena’s Kid Oglesby presses box match options with Oscar Gardner, weighing around 116 pounds, as Gardner resists heavier weight concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Engstrom
Butte
San Francisco
W. W. King
Perham
White
Elis
Kitto
Sheehan
Anaconda
Kid Oglesby
Helena
Montana
Oscar Gardner
Omaha
Oglesby
King Uhl Pool Match Promises High Stakes Interest
The W. W. King vs J. A. Uhl pool contest starts tomorrow evening at the Auditorium. Uhl, former Ohio champion, will face King who aims to run 1 900 balls to 750. Safety breaks with two-ball cushions, and Sol Netzner challenges Uhl for $500 a side after the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. King
J. A. Uhl
Uhl
Ohio
King
Sol Netzner
Helena Adds Three Players to Baseball Team
Helena April 5 three more members join the Helena baseball squad John K. Sullivan pitcher from Chicago James A. Wige catcher from Chicago and Keefe first baseman from Iowa. Schaef er outfielder expected tomorrow Manager Flannery has two more players pending but won’t reveal names or timelines Team departs for Walla Walla Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
John KE. Sullivan
Chicago
James A. Wige
Keefe
Iowa
Schaefer
Flannery
Walla Walla
Joe Marshall Arrives as Butte Baseball Hopes Grow
Joe Marshall of the Butte team arrived from Spokane and praised playing under Manager McCloskey. He noted local support from Anaconda and confidence that Butte will be a winner on the coast. McCloskey and McIntyre toured Columbia Gardens to view the new ball park, with McCloskey touting its future as top in the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Marshall
Butte
Spokane
Marshall
McCloskey
Chicago
Local Railway Victims Identified Two Boys Killed Near Ysleta
The body of one of two unidentified youths killed March 22 on the G H & S A railway tracks at Ysleta was exhumed and identified as Bruce Hughes of Los Angeles. The other boy was later identified as Vernon Johnson of Abilene, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Ysleta
Bruce Hughes
Los Angeles
Cal
Vernon Johnson
Abilene
Keene Throws Unhurt After Quorn Hunt Accident
Foxhall Keene was thrown from his horse yesterday near Melton Mowbray while riding with the Quorn hounds. He was stunned and unconscious for a long period but is making good progress toward recovery with only shock injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Foxhall Keene
Quorn Hounds
Melton Mowbray
Miles Wins Amateur Racquet Championship at Queen's Club
London April 5 E H Miles defeated holder Longworth to win the amateur racquet title at the Queen's Club by 8 to 1. The four games finished 18-15 10-5 17-14 and 15-10 in Miles favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
E. H. Miles
Longworth
Queen's Club
Western League unveils 140 game schedule for 1925 season
The Western league schedule announced in Kansas City lists 140 games. Opening day is April 23 with Kansas City at Colorado Springs and St. Joseph at Denver along with Milwaukee at Omaha and Peoria at Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Colorado Springs
St. Joseph
Denver
Milwaukee
Omaha
Peoria
Des Moines
Smith Hosts 10 Gun Club Members at West Granite Home
C H Smith of the Red and Gun club hosted a Tuesday night social for 10 club members at 815 West Granite Street. Elaborate table decorations featured stacked shotguns on a carnation field with blue rock dishes. Guests included Frank Klepetko J W Kimball P A Allen W C Bachelor C O Goddard P W Jones and others. Smith, a renowned shooter, entertained with charm as guests enjoyed card games music and reminiscence before a midnight supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Smith
Red and Gun Club
West Granite Street
Paxson
Sion
Messrs
Frank Klepetko
J. W. Kimball
P. A. Allen
W. C
Mr. Smith
Wesr
Lagoon Club Signs J F Schuster For Season
President Reilly of the Lagoon baseball club announced the signing of J F Schuster to play second base next season. Schuster played for Anaconda last year and For Butte the year prior. He has trained in Salt Lake City and preferred to remain in Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Salt Lake City
Reilly
Lagoon Baseball Club
J. F. Shhuster
Schuster
Anaconda
Butte
Himelf
Des Moines Club
The
Lagoons
Beaten Bean Flynn Bout Planned For Salt Lake City
Young Thomas of Salt Lake City and Jack Kelly of Butte agreed to a six round preliminary to the Bean Flynn fight on Monday night. They were previously matched for a 20 round bout, but a club change dropped the match. The new management offered a purse for six rounds, which was accepted. No word on Jack Livingstone, the Butte fighter who challenged Young Thomas, or his arrival in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Thomas
Salt Lake City
Jack Kelly
Butte
Bean-Flynn
Jack Livingstone
Mexican Pete Poised To Defeat Rowan In Park City Match
Mexican Pete trains in this city while Dummy Rowan prepares in Park City for a boxing contest set for the 15th of next month. Reports from Park City say Rowan is in improved shape, but local sentiment favors Mexican Pete to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Pete
Dummy Rowan
Park City
Rowan
Butte Team To Play Series In Salt Lake City
Salt Lake baseball manager Borchers announced a four game series with Butte manager McCloskey to be held in Salt Lake City on the 12th 13th 19th and 20th of the month at the local ball park. Ogden also seeks games with Butte before the Inter Mountain league season opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borchers
Salt Lake
McCloskey
Butte
Ogden
Walkerville’s Jerry McCarthy Set to Fight Ray Barney in Eureka
Local sports crowd expects Jerry McCarthy of Walkerville Mont to defeat Ray Barney of Payson in Eureka next Thursday night. Barney, once sparring partner for Jack Wade, has built support in the city and will travel from Salt Lake City next Tuesday with confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry McCarthy
Walkerville
Mont
Ray Barney
Payson
Eureka
Payson Kid
Barney
Jack Wade
Jack Clifford
Salt Lake City
Will
Prospective Salt Lake boxing match set for late month
Manager Osborne of the Salt Lake Athletic club reports Mose Lafontise of Butte is open to a finish fight with Cal Hawkins in Salt Lake City. Hawkins has signified willingness to meet Lafontise, terms have been sent, and a date may be set for the 28th of the month subject to agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
Salt Lake Athletic Club
Mose Lafontise
Butte
Cal Hawkins
Hawkins
Provo's Willard Bean to Box Jim Flynn of Colorado
A scheduled Monday night bout pairs Willard Bean Provo and Jim Flynn Colorado in a top class fight. Bean seeks redemption after a disputed loss to Jack Christy while Flynn rising from a second round victory over George Condie. Flynn favored in betting but Bean draws support as the underdog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Bean
Provo
Jim Flynn
Colorado
Bean
Jack Christy
Flynn
George Condie
Spirit of the Turf Race Meet Schedule Recap
A list of horse racing meets across cities from January to September notes venues such as Oakland Brooklyn Harlem and Delmar Park with dates from January 1 to September 27. The schedule includes multiple tracks in Chicago St Louis New Orleans and New York with events spanning spring to fall months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Charleston
8. C
New Louisiana
J. C
New Orleans
Little Rock
Ark
Washington
Benning
Memphis
Tenn
Aqueduct
N. Y
Kinlock Park
St. Louis
Lakeside
Ind
Hawthorne
Chicago
Harlem
Fort Erie
Canada
Sheepshead Bay
Washington Park
Delmar Park
Brighton Beach
Highland Park
Detroit
Mich
Saratoga
Kinloch Park
Schedule of state and county fairs across the United States
The document lists dates and locations for fairs in numerous cities from September through October, including Brooklyn and Harlem in New York, St Louis, Morris Park in New York, Lexington Kentucky, Baltimore Prospect Park, Syracuse, Buffalo, Dover and Utica New York, Detroit, Cleveland, Philadelphia region sites, and Canadian entries in Hamilton Ontario. Entries cover broad regional events with specific start and end dates for each fair period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Prospect Park
Parkway
Brooklyn
Newburgh
N. Y
Syracuse
Mineola
L. I
Saugus
Mass
Geneva
Binghamton
Clarksburg
W. Va
Dover
N. H
Utica
Detroit
Mich
Old Orchard
Cleveland
Ohio
Hudson
Columbus
Albany
Buffalo
Poughkeepsie
Tasley
Brighton Beach
Elmira
Readville
Goshen
Seattle
Wash
King County Fair
Providence
R. L
Carmel
Kingston
New Brunswick
N. J
Hartford
Bethlehem
Olney
Til
Glens Falls
Hamilton
Ont
Canada
Lehighton
Nazareth
Riverhead
Cincinnati
Lima
Allenton
L. 1
Terre Haute
Brockton
Danbury
Conn
Bloomsburg
Raleigh
N. C
They Demand A Plebiscite In Danish West Indies Sale
The Danish landsthing debated the West India islands treaty in secret, with no conclusion after three hours. Support grows for cession to the United States if islanders consent, amid heated opposition press coverage. A plebiscite was urged by a majority present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Landsthing
National Tidenge
United States
Plumbers Strike Persists as Tools Are Taken
In Spokane on April 5 the striking journeymen removed their tools from shops while master plumbers keep working to finish jobs. No break in the strike. Masters file complaint with the city board of health accusing Plumbing Inspector John Sarginson of bias toward the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
City Board of Health
John Sarginson
Professsor Cosgrove in Critical Condition After Suicide Attempt
In St. Paul Minnesota April 5 Professor F A Cosgrove of the University of Washington cut his throat with a razor on a delayed Great Northern train. He remains in serious condition at the city hospital with alarming mental state and violent episodes. His wife is expected in St. Paul tomorrow from Hamilton New York. It is proposed to keep him at the hospital until he can travel home to the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
F. A. Cosgrove
University of Washington
Great Northern Railroad
St. Paul
Hamilton
N. Y
Mr. Colgrove
Rates Withdrawn By St. Paul-Chicago Lines
Passenger officials of the St. Paul Chicago lines operating toward Iowa and Nebraska have canceled all home seeking and settler rates. The special rates were withdrawn today after injunctions issued by the Interstate Commerce Commission served on roads west from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Irrigation Bill Amended by House Committee
Washington April 5 The house committee on irrigation amended the bill to prevent speculative entries and safeguard states rights to interstate streams as agreed in recent conferences between the president and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Irrigation
Atlantic Lim ited Derails Near Glenwood Springs
The Atlantic coast limited eastbound on the Denver and Rio Grande railroad struck a rock near Glenwood Springs at 3 30 this morning causing derailment and delays for trains in both directions. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Atlantic Coast Limited
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Glenwood Springs
Town Wiped Out in Santa Rosa Fire
News from El Paso reports Santa Rosa New Mexico was almost destroyed by a night fire. Twelve business houses burned as dynamite was used to halt the flames due to lack of water. Loss estimates are not yet available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Tex
Santa Rosa
N. M
Scientists in Session in Philadelphia Meeting Closes
The American Philosophical society's meeting in Philadelphia concluded today after two days of lectures and discussions. Numerous scientific papers were presented and reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
American Philosophical Society
Miss Stone to Lecture Series Across United States
Major Pond closed a contract with missionary Miss Ellen M. Stone for a series of 100 lectures to be delivered in principal cities of the United States. The engagements will begin shortly and cover major urban centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellen M. Stone
United States
Hirschy Wins Grand American Handicap for America Wing Championship
H. C. Hirschy won the Grand American handicap with a 53 straight in a dramatic shoot-off at Kansas City. C. G. Spencer of St. Louis finished second after missing his 53rd bird. Heikes of Dayton was third, Pollard of Chicago fourth, Owens of Cushing fifth, as 14 finalists chased a record straight-bird total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
H. C. Hirschy
America
C. G. Spencer
St. Louis
Spencer
R. O. Heikes
Dayton
Ohio
J. D. Pollard
Chicago
J. L. Owen
Cushing
Okla
R. W. Cool
Crawfordsville
Ind
J. L. Owens
G. W. Clay
Austerlitz
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Heikes
Hirschy
Bater
Hirsehy
H. ¢. Hirschy
Minneapolis
G. Spencer
Rolla O. Heikes
George Roll
Blue Island
Guy Deering
Columbus
Wis
F. Snyder
L. J. Squier
Cincinnati
J. L. D. Morrison
St. Paul
Towa
Aledo, Ill
George Darby
Philadelphia
H. E. Boltenstein
Galesbur Ill
T. B. Nichols
Nichols
Bingham
Dockson
Springfield
Watertown
Chloride
Ariz
H. RB. Hill
Aurora
W. R. Crosby
O’ Fallon
Fil
C. B. Adams
Rockwell
J. FE. Avery
Atlata
W. W. Herman
Ea Banks
New York
Sim Glover
J. W. Turner
J. Kaintuck
Harris
Eugenia
O. von Lengerke
Burke
Baltimore
Fred Arnhold
St. Joseph
W. A. Williams
Belleville
Ill
C. Buckeye
C. Henshaw
W. Wetler
M. Atchison
Giddings
Tex
George Sebbers
Newton
C. FE. Agard
W. W. Washburn
New Richmond
W. M. Howe
L. G. Scranton
Weir City
Kan
Hk. E Uno
Milwaukee
C. Spencer
Rosa O. Heikes
J. P D. Pollard
George Rolla
Boston Player Wins American Court Tennis Title
New York April 5 Joshua Crane Jr of Boston defeated I M Stockton of Boston in the final round to win the American court tennis championship by three sets to one in a close match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joshua Crane, Jr
Boston Today
I. M. Stockton
Boston
Baseball Season Opens With Yale In Philadelphia
Philadelphia April 5 Yale University baseball team defeated the local American League club by seven runs to six in the season opener played today in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Yale Universit
Yale
Supreme Court ruling allows liquor delivery in specified packages
Topeka Kansas April 5 the supreme court decision today declares express agents may deliver liquor in Cc O D packages without violating the prohibitory law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Supreme Court
Wisconsin Returns After Nine Month Cruise
Wisconsin returns to port after nine months at sea visiting Samoa Honolulu and several South American ports. The voyage included extended duty abroad before rejoining U S. forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Samoa
Honolulu
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Silent Friend
Dream On
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Belle of Milford
Intrusive
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Butte Way
Carter Hetter
W. Curley
J. Gibson
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England
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M. King
New London
J. Gans
Supples
E. McCloskey
G. Byers
T. Sullivan
Bath
J. Root
G. Gardner
J. Walcott
J. O'Brien
G. McFadden
F. Erne
Louisville
Spo
Kane
Nant
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Gardners
Ophirs
Stars
Johnson
South
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Urmpire
Percy Ellis
Eddie McNab
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Louis Braman
Francis Settle
George McMannug
Charleston Club
Butte Sports
Sol “Setaner
Wallin
Walla
Have MclIntyre
Keene
SMITH
Utah Sports
Ger McCloskey
Hoffening
Thomas
Kelly
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Spirit OF the Turf
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Miss Stone
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Tennis Champlion
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