Government presses navy reform and oil self reliance
Secretary Daniels releases annual report urging immediate operation of government oil wells and refineries to fuel the Navy, plus a conference to cut naval construction. He promotes greater naval education, keeps pace with armor and weapons needs, and recommends graduated retirement for aging officers.
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State Lands Report Totals Receipts and Acreage
Helena November 9 The annual report of Sidney Miller register of state lands to the Governor shows total receipts from all sources at 1 23 857 including rentals deferred payments from land sales leases and other sources. The sum of 664 8 was from land sales. The state has left 3 964 800 acres of land. The average price for land sold during the year was unheard.
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Daubert Tops NL Batting in 1913 with .360 Average
New York November 3 Jake Daubert Brooklyn star first baseman is the National League batting champion for 1913 with a .360 average in 199 games. Other leaders include Yingling and McDonald among fringe players, Max Carey atop steals, and Honus Wagner continuing the long record of over .300 seasons. The report covers club batting totals and player participation across the league.
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Hyde Park Challenges 1913 Butte Team in Interchange
The Hyde Park eleven seeks a coast schedule and a Salt Lake opponent for a high school honors game against Butte High. Coach Holstein weighs lineup losses after graduation and the challenge to fill weight and speed gaps, with several linemen and backs departing. Bronson of Vancouver targets a middleweight title and awaits promotion from Butte promoters as Jack Coombs recovers from typhoid, aiming to rejoin the Philadelphia Athletics next season.
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Dorothy Bailey Dead In New York Hospital
Dorothy Bailey daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Bailey formerly of Butte died yesterday in New York after a long illness Her parents had been living in Cleveland and New York to aid her Mr Bailey is president of the Montana Amusement Company and the theaters in Butte The funeral date will be announced and the family will close the business on that day.
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Finlen Boys Defeat Thornton Eleven in Rough Battle
The Finlen hotel team triumphed 30 to 12 over Thornton yesterday at the gardens after a hard fought game marked by old fashioned plunging and tough tackling. A banquet is planned at the Thornton rooms with exhibition bouts featuring Harrie and Dunn, Burns and Noon, and a main event of Warren versus Murphy.
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Matty's Big League Gossip names Robbie as Brooklyn manager
The column praises Robbie Robinson as the next Brooklyn Club manager after leaving the Giants. It highlights his pitching development skills, magnetic personality, and talent for handling twirlers. It notes McGraw relations, Robbies influence on Ames and Marquard, and predicts strong pitching in Brooklyn next year.
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Cadets Celebrate Victory Over Navy at West Point
West Point cadets celebrated a 1910 football victory over Navy with a noon camp return and speeches at dinner. Vernon E. Prichard, 22, from the Eleventh district, was elected captain of the 1910 eleven after standout quarterback play and open end running. Dr. Cowperthwaite listed at 7 and Lizzle block, Main. Ind.
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All Section Teams Keep Experts Busy in Football Selections
New York. Nov 3 Although the football season ended with the Army-Navy game, leading coaches and authorities select an all-section team. Eastern and western lists form, with consensus backing Notre Dame and Michigan players, and positions from end to fullback heavily debated among critics.
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