Comiskey's White Sox on Tour Westward Arrival
Thirty players of the Chicago White Sox arrived in Los Angeles to begin a historic train journey covering about 14,641 miles through the West and South before returning to Chicago for the April 1 season opener. The trip includes games in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and numerous southern and midwestern cities, with two squads split among 30 players under Head Coach S. Metzger.
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California
New Orleans
Montgomery
Birmingham
Nashville
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Tucson
Blabee
Douglas
el Paso
Albuquerque
Oklahoma City
Hutchinson
Wichlie
Topeka
Kansas City
Lincoln
Sioux City
Omaha
Des Moines
Burlington
Evensville
Terra Heute
Indianapolis
Cincinati
Oush Bend
Champaigh
Fort Wayne
Galesburg
Peoria
Bloomington
Decatur
Springfield
Chicago
Girl basketball team to play game in Wyoming
Special Dispatch to the Standard Bozeman March fire. The girls basketball team of the agricultural college will leave tonight for Sheridan Wyoming to meet the city high school team. The return game will be held here next Friday. Centers Gretchen Fiske and Amelia Winters. Guards Ruth Vreeland and Helen Braoniman. Forwards Edna Tracy and Rilla Shellenberger.
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Neup
Gretchen Fiske
Amelia Winters
Ruth Vreeland
Helen Braoniman
Edna Tracy
Rilla Shellenberger
Curling Still Booming in Butte Ice Play
The Butte curlers enjoyed a strong return night as two rinks delivered sharp shots in a 13 to 10 win by D. McMillan over the Lyman Harley crew. McMillan led, with Wilson Mew Mien and others on Harley facing a solid McMillan lineup as cold weather keeps the ice prime for nightly play.
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Dust From The Diamond Sparks Band Point Ball Ambition
Tolin Herefe from Dijon notes an offer just above his past earnings in the Northwestern league with plans to join independent play after Jeff fielder remains under contract with Russ Fall. Bandelin, Probate Judge, heads a Band Point team courting Herwig as Band Point expands with Spokane rail extension. Weeser TM Dell from Butte, a high school star, looms as a key player for Dickson's Canucks this summer.
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Herwig
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Spokane
Unclear fragment hints at boxing match and players
Fragmentary report mentions Henderton's brother and a performer named Holdie Quinn expecting to play Billy Nulen on fat bags. It recalls a past game with Dugdale's Seattle team in 18, noting heavy weights and a stern recovery.
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Seattle Bunch
Talian Breaks Record for Three Hundred Miles
Emanuel Cedrino set a world record for average speed over 300 miles driving a 60 horsepower car for 909 miles at 77 mph, with laps reaching 80 mph. He also won a 256 mile race in 3 hours 21 minutes 27 seconds and completed 700 miles in 2 hours 58 minutes 44 seconds, as rivals Kelney and Bernin finished behind.
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Jovich Favored, Heine Wins Narrow Bowling Match
John Jovich entered as the favorite but Heine overhauled him in a tight five game contest at Thornton Alings. Scores show Heine 168 148 161 191 120 while Jovich posted 160 174 14 847. Heine claimed the $5 purse as the fourth game began with the race neck and neck.
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RACE RESULTS FROM LOS ANGELES AND NEW ORLEANS MEETS
The report lists multiple races with winners and places from Los Angeles dates in March and New Orleans Fair Grounds results. Winners include Kornsilany Antioch Dr. Mathews Bile Sidney F. Bonnie Prince Charlie and Mintle Bright among others, with times and placings for each race.
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White Sox Arrive in San Francisco Ahead of Coast Series
San Francisco reports arrival of Chicago White Sox No 2 from Los Angeles for a weekend series at Recreation Park against the Pacific Coast League’s San Francisco team. A separate schedule links team No 1 from Los Angeles for post series play in the nearby city.
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Ayd Arisehy Signs to Fight Featherweight Champion
In San Francisco on March 5 Luka Marlach of Occilenta club signs to fight Jerry Driacoll for the English featherweight title. The match targets a 123 pound limit in Cmoinnad with date to be announced. The national paintball commission also names Arralangs from New York as a San Francisco playeractivist.
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National
Americans Advantage Hurts Other Teams In Paris Rally
Reports from Chicago and Seattle describe the New York to Paris automobile race where American entries face rail shipments to Seattle due to bad roads and snow. A gentlemen’s agreement aims to have cars finish by March 6 or be sent by train. French and German teams weigh shipping options but risk disqualification if rail transfers occur.
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Seattle
Italian car arrival greets crowd in Dealapa Towa
The Italian car reached Dealapa Towa at 12 30 p m after four hours travel from Wait. It stuck in mud before Secretary Shaw's residence and a crowd helped restart it. About a thousand people cheered as railroading was noted. Raids are so bad the car may stay until tomorrow.
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Miners of Goldfield Accept Tonopah Wage Scale
In Goldfield on March 5 Locil 20 of the Western Federation of Miners voted 455 to 19 to accept the Tonopah scale, lifting the strike for properties paying the new rate. Some firms had agreed to the Tonopah scale but owners’ association refuses the raise, keeping many mines on strike. The miners elected a conservative president by a 4 to 1 vote, as the conflict with major mines continues.
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Dillon City Council Prepares for Election
In Dillon the regular meeting appointed ward election officials for the upcoming city race. February police reports note six arrests and a $118 fine total. An application for a saloon license was referred for investigation before permit grant.
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Homer Harrison
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George Meghes
Henry Cahill
Student Councils Ordered Abolished by Government
In St. Petersburg the Ministry of Education ordered the dissolution of elective student councils formed during the revolutionary period 1915 to cooperate with professional councils in university self government. Once influential, they led meetings, educational strikes, and boycotts, though their role diminished as the movement waned and they shifted to student interests.
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Hoype Defeats Demanast in Hand-Cane Contest in Chicago
In Chicago on March 5 Willie Hoype beat Calvin Demarent in a hands can contest called Taming outhhe. Hoype won 12 innings with a rough average near 4-11. Four nights of events drew about 1,600 spectators with Domayest listed at 99.
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Willie Hoype
Calvin Demarent
Hanne
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Plaristent Complaint Prom Dayton Terald
Fragmentary item from Dayton Terald notes a complaint about lies and indigestion with unclear origin. The text is garbled and provides no clear names dates or actions. The readable portion hints at a pseudo complaint or editorial remark without concrete details or outcomes.
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University Team in Fast Game Tonight
The Mines basketball squad meets the State University quintet from Missoula tonight at Vollendink. Mines players Gilham Copeland Welgenstein Clinch Fagte Grunert face Hamilton Wenger Montgomery Ry ar Dorman Bishop Little for a hard contest seen as a close score between rival teams with Joe Farrell refereeing.
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New Players Signed by Blite Club In Twilight League Move
Manager Russ Hallle announces two additions to Blite a catcher Danny Shea from Florida and outfielder Frank Bennett who played with Edmonton in Twilight league last season. Florenca team in Florida last year he batted 214 and felled 824 Benneth ML 316 and fielded 144. Hall expects to arrive in Butta soon after league schedule tight in Tacanya next Tuesday.
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Bozeman Team Names Cainor Temporary Manager
Bozeman March 4 The Bozeman base ball team announces Bart Gan ler as temporary manager. Cantor will handle play passing and preliminary work. Several players have already reported intent to join for the coming season.
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