Wisconsin athletes win fifteenth Intercollegiate meet in Urbana
Wisconsin edges Chicago by one point to claim the fifteenth annual Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association track and field meet at Illinois field. Notable marks include Robert Simpson tying the world record in the 130 yard high hurdles and Francis Ward excelling for Chicago, with Wisconsin capturing events in the broad jump and hammer throw as Missouri and Notre Dame also tally strong showings. West Point closes its season with a baseball win over Catholic University.
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Army Baseball Ends Season With Narrow Win
Nevland yielded the only two hits as Mobbs, a hard hitting Army player, played his last game and graduates next Saturday. He earned a title and a home run in four at bats. Army finished 20 games, its best season in years, with Fordham, Georgetown, Catholic U, and Syracuse the only teams to beat them.
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Soccer Season Opens With Delayed Start I
The soccer season starts today after rain delays with two games at Lake Avoca Grove. Wran Rovers face Argyle at 1:29 pm, followed by Silver Parks versus Thistles, promising strong early contests.
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Fast Time Made in Exposition Rages at San Francisco Meet
June 5 Exposition harness meet opens with record June times and close finishes. Hal Boy defeats Teddy Bear in neck and neck stretch duel. Summary lists purses and placements for trot and pace races with times from 2 00 to 2 10 and notes entrants and scratches. Fordham third baseman signs with New York Nationals.
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Connolly Defeats Americus In A Masterful Wrestling Show
In Vancouver, Pat Connolly delivers a stunning performance defeating Americus in two straight falls. He dominates from the start with a four minute first fall and a rapid second fall via an inverse nelson and powerful leverage, earning praise from ringside experts.
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Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Promotes Digestive Health
Your appetite digestion and general health benefit from this tonic made of pure ingredients. It aids the stomach liver and bowels and exerts a general tonic effect. Try a bottle today but be sure you get the genuine product.
Umpires Refuse 10 Allow Triple Play at Quinlan Tilt
Boston leads Chicago 4 2 as Foster dominates pitching. A disputed second inning triple play involves Carrigan center field, an Infielders relay, and two out calls, with Speaker set to be ruled out after a pitched ball incident. Detroit tops New York 6 2, Cobb homer in eighth as Yankees limited to five hits. St Louis defeats Philadelphia 4 2 on late rallies, Wyckett held to 11 strikeouts. Cleveland edges Washington 5 4 in ninth, Beare and ONeill spark winning run sequence.
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Alexander Crushed St Louis With No-Hit Bid
In a fast St Louis game Philadelphia shut out the Browns 8 to 0 as Alexander pitched a near no hitter, the lone hit coming with two out in the ninth. The Phillies used a steady offense and solid defense to tame St Louis in front of a St. Louis crowd.
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Harvard Downs Princeton In Shutout Squeeze Fails In Inning
Harvard scored a second win over Princeton in a shutout. Two Princeton runners reached third in the third inning but were tagged out on failed squeeze plays. Abbott homered and Frye added a hit, followed by Gannett two-bagger and a Harte sacrifice.
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Death of Promoter Strobel Shocks Toledo Scene
Charles J. Strobel, 61, once a baseball magnate and racing aircraft promoter, dies in a Toledo hospital from fever. He helped produce Addie Toys and backed aviators Beachey Deachey Knabenshue and Smith, with past ties to Cleveland and Baltimore teams.
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Whales Lose Twice to St Louis Feds in Double Sweep
Chicago reports show St Louis Feds defeated the Whales in a two game set in Chicago, 6 to 5 and 6 to 0. Crandall dominated the second game with strong pitching and fielding, while Davenport saved one in the opener as errors hurt Prendergast.
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Butte Motorcycle Club Plans Big Run
The Butte Motorcycle Club held a largely attended meeting last Wednesday evening. Plans for a big run during the current month were discussed with enthusiasm for decorating “Tar allom Ix.” The club also fields a fast baseball team and hosts Saturday night socials. President reports good finances and growth expected as more riders join. Nominations are open for officers to be elected at the last meeting night of the month.
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Unclear 1915 sports and notices collated in fragments
Fragmentary OCR text shows a mix of 1915 sport verse lines, a New York Tribune practice note on conference football secrecy, a note on German East Africa area and population, and a China Japan percussion detail. The readable parts reference athletes, poetry, a university board action, colonial geography, and musical clanging bells.
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Wrestlers Train for Empress Theater Bout in Butte
Heavyweights Connolly and Irslinger prepare for next Wednesday’s match at the Empress theater amid scarce big men. Trailinger teams with Cote, while Connolly works with Pisco and other volunteers. Public workouts run 1 to 1 30 PM today and tomorrow, with sparring and stage practice to please Copper City club organizers.
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Gibbons and Bens Match at Missoula Assured
Fred Sutherland of Butte received a telegram from Missoula athletic club confirming the Gibbons vs Bens middleweight clash. Bens agreed to meet champion at 156 pounds on July 3 with high ticket prices expected. Money already deposited for 100 good seats by Butte fans. Eight rounds. Also notes umpire Perry Perine’s death in Napa and multiple college baseball results from Seattle to New Haven.
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Rocky Mounta Rifle Club to face 19 teams at Missoula shoot
The Rocky Mounta Rifle Club members, among the nation’s best shooters, travel from Butte to Missoula to compete during the Fourth of July celebration. They aim to win the indoor national title and expect additional events from broncho riding to balloon flights, with bands and a frontier town on display as a grand Montana parade entertains visitors.
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