Telegraph trap shoot scores across Inland Empire meets
Inland Empire telegraph trap shoot results list yesterday’s scores. Matches include Wattsburg 69 over St John Odessa 74 and Wenatcher Orovide 75, Colfax-Parouse 74, Sunnyside 72, Yakima 75, Walla Walla 63.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Inland Empire
Wattsburg
St. John
Odessa
Tonasket
Garfield
Wenatcher Orovide
Colfax-Parouse
Wallace
Logo
Sunnyside
Yakima
Walla Walla
Cf Ties
Wallaburg
Oroville
Lewiston-Pomeroy Walla Walla
Unfavorable Weather Cuts Outdoor Rifle Event Card
Sunday at Rocker rifle range saw a smaller card due to reverse weather and closed off-hand competitions. Indoor practice drew most interest while veterans fired rapid strings. visitors included Messin Albert and Carl Kreuger of Hoxeman. Fair 20-yard off-hand scores followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocker Rifle Range
Messin
Albert
Carl Kreuger
Hoxeman
Tindale
A. Krueger
Holmes
Leighton
Wyckert
Brown
Rand
Motzko
Nissler
Kreuger
Dolan
Cumming
Exhibition Games Feature Pittsburg Memphis and New York Fordham
Reading shows exhibition baseball and team rosters with Pittsburg vs Memphis in Tennessee and New York Nationals Fordham in New York. The item lists batteries and players such as Herbst Blaise Goodbred Thweatt Collins Smallwood Hoffman Grimes Miljus Miller Byers and others across matches dated April in various cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Memphis
Tenn
Pittsburg Nationals
Southern
Herbst
Blaise Goodbred
Thweatt
New York
Fordham
New York Nationals
McNamara
Culloton and Causeway
Gonzales
Hubbell
Smith
N.Y
AMNS
Brooklyn
NTL
Brooklyn Jonais
Collins
Control Board Sets New Policies For Institution
An institution faces a new governance policy with a single chair Daniel J Teedy leading a board overseeing all activities and selecting staff including a graduate manager and athletic coach. A boxing match later features Jim Wilde defending a title with a KO in the second round over Zulu Kid, Brooklyn born fighter.
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ANE. Wash
Tye Voard
Aatchor Daniel J Teedy Wace
Ini
Winloun
Unuiie
Apr
Jim
Northwest Ski Tourney Planned on Mount Rainier
The Northwest Ski club will hold its annual tourney on Mount Rainier June 26 and 27 with plans inviting elite runners from the United States and Canada for a cups and trophies event. Anders Haugen and Henry Hall have been invited to compete, with invitations sent to Rocky Mountain and Montreal clubs.
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Tacoma
Wash
Northwest Ski Club
Mount Ranier
United States
Canada
Anders Haugen
Dillon
Col
Henry Hall
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Montreal
George Carpentier Named Greatest Boxer by Descamps
April 12 report quotes manager F Descamps of Georges Carpentier naming him the greatest fighter he has seen. Desamps says Carpentier is the cleverest toughest and hardest hitter the world has known, with Joe Jeanette and Willie Lewis as near peers. Other notes mention Benny Leonard fitness and Seattle interest, plus various odds and ends.
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Sen
F. Descamps
Georges Carpentier
Descamps
Carpentier
Mips
Georges
Joe Jeanette
Willie Lewis
George Varnell
Spokane
Northwest
Montana
Varnell
Jennings Hopes to Deliver With Coombs and Tigers
Hugh Amrose Jennings shifts to Macon Georgia for spring training with Detroit Tigers aided by Jack Coombs. The plan centers on building a strong pitching staff including Ayres Boland Dausw Ebmke Leonard Love Oldham and Coombs to mold two or three winning hurlers. The roster also features Cobo Veach Shorten and Jones among others as the Tigers aim to open the season strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Velock
International News
New York
Hugh Ambrose Jennings
Jennings & Jennings
Scranton
Tra
Blackstone
Dixieland
Macon
Tigers
Hugh Jennings
Detroit
Jennings
Hughie
Mebber
Jack Coombs
Southland
Ayres
Boland
Dausw
Ebmke
Leonard
Love
Oldham
Coombe
Tiger
Alten
Cox
Glazier
Jonnard
Lattimore
Okrie
Roberts
Coombs
Acta
Cobo
Flasstead
Chick Shorten
Davis
Rhinke
Ayers
Portland
John Glazier
Plateau Cox
Theater
Virginia
Hamilton
Ontario
Brantford
Elimke
Lattimer
Ainsmith
Stanage
Yelle
Mannion
Woodall
Hellmann
Ellison
Bush
Young
Siglin
Jones
Dyer
Pinelli
Hale
Cobb
Veach
Flagstead
Shorten
Lipton's final bid for America's Cup in 1914 revival
Sir Thomas Lipton plans a summer challenge to reclaim the America's Cup after a string of unsuccessful attempts dating to 1889. The piece recounts lipton's past efforts, the Shamrock IV designs, and the defender advantage as the race between Shamrock IV and Vanitie or Resolute looms, with Lipton confident of victory.
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Thomas Lipton
Lipton
Shamrock SV
Royal Yacht Club of England
Isle of Wight
New York
Nicholson
Gardiner
Herreshoff
America
Sir Thomas
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Telegraph
Control Board
Wilde
Kid
Koloses
Wiadek
Underwood & Underwood
Paul Pilgrim
New York Athletic Club
Antwerp
ST. Paul
Minn
Union Printers’ Baseball League
Evers
Troy
Johnny Evers
Poplar Bluffs
Will Steele
Charleston
Steele
Boston
Herreshoft
Cove
Vaniue
Zarota
Paris
Apriz
Auto
Satory
City Park
Ould
Jay Good
Philadelphia ‘Tennis and Racquet Club
Ound
J. S. Cutting
Tad
Europe
Ollie Lodge
Mack
Jack Mohegan
Mount Club
UL Newing
Abas
Bryam Fiast
Pane
Oswald Murphy
Lake Erie
Oswald
Lincoln
Pacific Coast
White
Som
Grey
Sa Francisco
Oakland
Vernon
Seattle
Sacramento
San Wise Pe
Salt Lake
City
Los Angeles
Twirlerg
Detroit Tigers
Stockholm
Swimming “Association
Sela
Stockholm Mining. Club
Stvmplad
Howeer
Sime
Wremming
Moose Jaw
Saskatchewan
Nick Williams
Baseball Teague
Bukene
Gre Rma
Moose, Jaw
Luke
England
New York Yacht Club
George Steers
Atlante
Gt Ea
Moran
Sawny. McGraw
Giants
Hal Chase
Chase
Spitial Mackere
Mee Graw
Heine Zimmerman
George” Kelly
Bill Lange
Pop Anson
McGraw
Prince Hal
Teach
Frisch
Helena
Captaine
Bill Expeets
Fred Clarke
Kitty Brantfield
Philadelphia
Pirates
Charley Grimm
Little Rock
Bill Lauder
Yale
Sir Harry
Camp Lewis
Clim Duranty
Benny Leonard
San Francisco
The
Chronicle
Clean Living
Harry Pelsiner
Tex Rickard
Fred Fulton
Jess Willard
War
Ing Willard
Tex
Willard
France
Ireland
London
Twin Mermaids
Spyright
International
Ruth and
Eleanor Smith
Middle West
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