Medal Competition Nine At Rocky Mountain Rifle Club
Yesterday at Becker the Rocky Mountain Rifle Club held a notable off-hand medal competition with high scores and keen effort. Gold medals went to Jack Derville, Noy Tisdale, and Joy Leighton. Hans Holmes and William Wyckoff led the day with top marks, Holmes posting 47 and Leighton 46 along with others in the 40s.
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Rocky Mountain Rifle Club
Becker
Jack Derville
Noy ‘Tisdale
Joy Létehton
Hans Holmes
William Yckoft
Res
Holmes
Leighton
Jaccar
Estphal
Wyckoff
Hton
Westphal
Ale
Rand
Nichols
Iph
Nissler
Cummings
Ples
Yob
Huette
Smith
Schubeaur
Motzko
Clark
Royelle
Exhibition Games St Louis Tulsa In Western League
St Louis Americans top Tulsa in an exhibition at Tulsa Oklahoma on March 56. Bayne Sotheron and Sevrid led the scoring with Brooks Boyd Miller and Kerr contributing for St Louis.
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Tulsa
Okla
St. Louis Americans
Mulsa
Bayne
Sotheron
Sevlrid
Brooks
Boyd
Miller
Kerr
Fragmentary Sports Names Hint at Tennessee Track News
Vague OCR reads like a Tennessee area sports note with references to Nationals and several athletes including Hodge Dodd Kohl Cantwell Betts and Betts in a possible series or meet context. Limited readable data suggests a regional track related item with unspecified dates and events.
New Orleans Baseball Notes From March Lane
In New Orleans March Lane coverage lists New York Nationals versus Americans with players Batteries Toney Nehf Smith McCarthy Jones Karr Walters, detailing a lineup and matchups from the game notes. The brief outlines player names and positions as part of the period sports barometer.
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New Orleans
March Lane
York
Toney
Americans Triumph in Texas League Game
Chicago and Dallas clash as the feago Americans win 3 to 1 in a Texas league contest at Dallas. Batteries Cicotte Williams and Jehalk, Flynn, Dale and Robertson listed in line score.
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Chicago-Dallas
Dallas
Texas
R. H. E. Feago Americans
Texas League
Cicotte
Wiliams
Jehalk
Flynn
Dale and Robertson
Unclear OCR sports note from Minneapolis Omaha Oklahoma
Fragmentary OCR item mentions teams and names like James Craft Banner and KE Smith Linge. It references a Western league context and a dollar amount but lacks coherent facts, teams, scores, dates, or events.
R. H. BE Marys College Coast League Battery Trio
Sacramento report lists Batteries Sehnell and Kean for Marys College in the Coast league with Mills Enner and Cook noted in lineup. Sparse OCR shows team and player mentions in a March 28 dateline from Sacramento California.
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Sacramento
Cal
R. H. BE. Mary's College
Coast League
Sehnell and Kean
Mills, Enner and Cook
Hot Springs Netball Clash at Jonesboro Meet
Scrambled OCR text lists players Ponder Eberhardt Stein Mangrum Masters Iron Haeffner Lee Knight Brottem among names at a Sout Arkansas Simulated event in Hot Springs on March 28. Event details unclear but mentions Nationals Rock and Rock context.
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Hot Springs
Jetsburg Nationalsthe Rock
Sout Ark
R. H. E. Speat
Op Hern
Ponder
Eberhardt
Steiner
Mangrum Felds
Masters
Iron
Haeffner
Lee
Knight and Brottem
Dodgers Face Nationals In Coast League Clash
Los Angeles hosts Chicago in a Coast league game as Alexander Turner Ley Tomas Bassler powered the batteries. Final score details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
R. H. Ehicago Nationals
Wiewles Angeles
Alexander
Turner and Ley
Tomas
Bassler
Ottawa Ottawa Senators to Move World Championship Series
The world ice hockey championship series moves to Toronto after Ottawa leads Seattle two games to one. The next game will be Tuesday night on artificial ice due to soft ice in Ottawa. Visiting players, fresh from the Pacific coast hockey title, were treated to a banquet after their win last night.
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Ottawa
Canada
Ottawa Senators
Seattle Mets
Toronto
Burgher Wrestling Victory In Local Match
Phillipsburg report: William Norman of Deer Lodge and John Hartz wrestled for about an hour. Hartz defeated Norman in 39 minutes with a half Nelson, winning the first fall, and claimed the second fall in 10 minutes to win the match.
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Philipsburg
William Norman
Deer Lodge
John Hartz
Norman
Morphy Elected Captain of 1920 Bobcat Football Squad
Lloyd A. Morphy of Leadore Idaho a sophomore in electrical engineering at the state college has been named captain of the 1920 Bobcat football team. Morphy played left tackle in 1919 and was regarded as one of the best linemen on the squad.
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Bozeman
Lloyd A. Morphy
Leadore
Idaho
Morphy
Big Year Ahead in Baseball as Managers Tune Teams
The 1920 season outlook shows managers cutting rookies, keeping promising young talent, and balancing rosters. Gavvy Cravath at Philadelphia and Connie Mack with the Athletics plan varied lineups and growth from collegians, veterans, and top prospects like Cy Perkins. Lyle Bigbee, brother of Carson Bigbee, draws attention as a former Oregon star with Pacific Coast League pedigree.
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Butte
Lyle Bigbee
University of Oregon
Camp Lewis
Connie Mack
Bigbee
Lyle
Carson Bigbee
Pittsburg Pirates
Gleason Eyes Yankees Trade Moves and Pitching Plans
Kid Gleason of the White Sox wants Baker back with New York and hopes to swap Miller Huggins for Fewster or Meusel who are performing well at third base. He doubts Weaver will be ready this season. Rip Collins, a Texas football player trying out with the Yankees, seeks top trick rifle shot honors in the big leagues and is noted for shooting upside down in galleries without drawing confrontations.
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Cravath
Phils
Kid Gleason
Chicago White Sox
Baker
Yankees
Miller Huggins
Fewster
Meusel
Gleason
Weaver
Rip” Collins
Ruth insured for 150000 new york club announcement
Colonel Ruppert announced that Babe Ruth is fully insured against death illness or accident for 150000. Boxing results follow with Jimmy O'Brien stopping Al Roduit in Hoboken and Patsy Johnson outpointing Pete Herman in Jersey City. Annapolis swims records hindered by pool length. Kronie Domitrovich of Anaconda hospitalized for appendicitis affecting Montana prep prospects.
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Colonel Ruppert
New York Club
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Pete Herman
New Orleans
Patsy Johnson
Trenton
N. J
Jersey City
Johnson
Herran
West takes decisive tennis series with Baker upset
In Berkeley Calon March 28 the West won the East vs West tennis series as Helene Baker of San Francisco beat Mrs. George Wightman of Boston, the national women’s singles champion, 2 6 6 4 in the fifth and deciding match by a single point. Baker totalled 6 points to Wightman 85.
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Berkeley
Cal
Helene Baker
San Francisco
George Wightman
Boston
Miss Baker
Wightman
Fast Sport Wins Record At Los Angeles Speedway
Tommy Milton won the Los Angeles speedway championship driving 50 miles on the mile and a quarter track in 26 minutes 52.20 seconds at an average speed of 111.8 miles per hour earning $5,800 in cash.
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Los Angeles
Tommy Milton
Pittsburg Bowlers Lead Two-Man Event In Peoria
H Thomas and E Votel of Pittsburg posted 1269 to take third in two-man standings at the American Bowling Congress in Peoria. W Kites of Minneapolis tied for eighth with 677 in singles as Harry Cavin, 1919 singles champion, yielded the title with 522.
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Peoria
Iui
H. Thomas
E. Votel
Pittsburg
W. Kites
Minneapolis
Harry Cavin
California Labor Party Forms in San Francisco
A California branch of the National Labor Party was formed in San Francisco on March 28 at a meeting of bay area labor union leaders. The group endorsed the party principles and outlined plans to expand across the state.
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National Labor Party
San Francisco
California
San Francisco Bay District
National Party
Tornado Lays Waste Across Chicago Suburbs
A tornado struck Elgin and swept northeast through Evanston Wilmette and other north shore suburbs causing heavy property loss. About 175 Chicago area houses were leveled and 400 damaged with fire and emergency aid mobilized. The Dunning state hospital and several villages suffered extensive damage.
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Ossion
Ind
Evanston
Wilmette
Bellewood
Maywood
Edgebrook
Norwood Park
Chicago
Elgin
Melrose Park
Deris
Church of the Sacred Heart
State Hospital For the
Dunning
Red Cross
Storm ruins lines in Minnesota damage $200000
Damage estimated at 200000 dollars hit the North Western Telephone Exchange in southern Minnesota after a storm. Wet heavy snow and 50 mph winds knocked down wires, with five inches reported at Litchfield and impacts near Montevideo Willmar and Laverne.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Northwestern Telephone Exchange Company
Minnesota
Litchfield
Montevideo
Willmar
Laverne
Michigan towns hit by fierce wind and hail storm
A dozen or more Michigan cities faced wire communication outages after a powerful wind and hail storm. Severe effects were reported in Kalamazoo Battle Creek Lansing Bay City and Saginaw with Iona and Howell also affected and property damage likely in several areas.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Kalamazoo
Battle Creek
Lansing
Bay City
Saginaw
Iona
Howell
Wind storm kills woman near East Troy
A noon wind storm over East Troy 20 miles southwest of Milwaukee collapses a barn burying Mrs. Louis Brown who was feeding cattle. Several nearby buildings are wrecked and multiple cattle are killed.
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Milwaukee
Wis
East Troy
Here
Louis Brown
Storm toll in Swanton and Raab's corners disaster
A late night storm near Swanton and Raab's corners 20 miles west of Toledo leaves many dead and injured. Ambulances were dispatched from Toledo on a Lake Shore train after a motorist reported people lying in streets amid wrecked buildings.
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Toledo
Swanton
Raab's Corners
Here
Lake Shore
Seven Die as Buildings Collapse in Gale Countryside
In Michigan the gale collapses buildings sheltering seven men near Fenton 16 miles from Flint while a farmer dies in his barn near Hart.
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Detroit
Mich
Fenton
Flint
Hart
Snowstorm Rips Across Kansas Wheat Belt
A March snowstorm with high winds swept Central and Western Kansas injuring structures and silos. Reports described 45 mile per hour winds from several areas, devastations affecting farms in the wheat belt.
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Concordia
Kan
Kansas
Wheat Belt
Wind of High Winds Slams St Louis Killing One
A wind storm struck St Louis and suburbs causing one death, four minor injuries, and widespread building damage across the city and surrounding areas.
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ST. Louis
Oklahoma City Man Dies As Wind Storm Rages
A wind storm in Oklahoma City blew at 68 miles per hour and a falling cornice killed 23 year old Louis Hellings instantly. Authorities report the tragedy as the storm lashes the area.
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Louis Hellings
Oklahoma City
Okla
Cyclone Tears Through Macon Causing Heavy Damage
A cyclonic storm hit Macon on March 28 causing heavy damage. Several people are injured and multiple buildings were unroofed or destroyed.
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Macon
Butte Catholic Churches Holy Week Schedule and Roll Call
The parish lists high Mass times for Holy Week from Monday to Saturday and notes a sermon by Rev Father Tougas on Holy Week. It also records St Patrick’s parish members in the American forces and plans a bronze tablet, urging corrections if any names are missing. Father Rooney of Mount St Charles college will assist with Holy Week duties.
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Nora Hanley
John McHatton
Diones Dumas
Thomas McGovern
Daniel Dougherty
Fred Bruel
Richard T. Cooke
Catherine Morrissey
Father Tougas
St. James’ Hospital
St. Patricks Parish
James Rooney
Mount St. Charles’ College
Palm blessing at St Ann's with Holy Week schedule
Solemn palm blessing held at St. Ann's with Mrs. Noel Rainville and Frank Ellis singing during Passion recitation. Holy Week services listed include mass times, confessions, adoration, procession, and Easter preparations from Monday through Good Friday, with a choir performing Leonard's mass in E flat.
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St. Ann's
Noel Rainville
Frank Ellis
Calvary
Schuster
Holy Land
Leonard
Funeral timings for Thomas Feeley and others
This morning at 9 30 funeral services for Thomas Feeley are set. Also listed are 8 00 o clock services for Mrs John McNamara on Tuesday, a 8 00 o clock special intention on Wednesday, 8 00 o clock for John and Patrick O Leary on Thursday, 8 00 o clock Friday morning, and 7 50 o clock Saturday with Rev Father Patrick Casey assisting with holy week services.
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Thomas Feeley
John McNamara
John
Patrick O'Leary
Father Patrick Casey
Parish Devotions and First Communion Schedule
Devotions will be held on Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings at 7 30. The children of the parish will receive their first holy communion on Holy Thursday morning. The class has prepared faithfully and last week’s exam admitted all to communion. A high mass or requiem is planned for Mrs. Farren on Tuesday morning at 8.
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Farren
Schedule of Masses and Confessions for Week
Monday at 7:30 for a special intention and at 8 for Ralph and Robert Foster. Tuesday at 7:30 for St. Rita and 8 for John Ferns and Mrs. Ferns. Wednesday at 7:30 for St. Joseph and 8 for souls in purgatory. Confessions heard in the forenoon Wednesday for the children.
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Ralph
Robert Foster
St. Rita
John Ferns
Easter Holy Week Services Outline
Afternoon and evening hours for adults. Holy communion from 6 30 to 8. Mass of the pre sanctified at 8 Friday with veneration of the cross. Way of the cross Friday afternoon and evening with a Passion sermon. Blessing of the new fire and the Paschal candle and Easter water followed by the mass of the presanctified at 8 Saturday morning.
Religious Sodality Schedule and Holy Week Services
The young ladies and Junior Holy Angels sodalities hold meetings and receptions of members at 8 and 9 30 mass respectively. Communion Tuesday morning from 6 30. High mass and Blessed Sacrament procession Thursday morning with a sermon on The Blessed Eucharist by Father O Malley Thursday evening. Friday Mass pre sanctified at 9, Stations of the Cross at 3 for children and absentees, 7 30 for adults. Sermon on the passion by Rev Father Clifford Friday evening after services. Tenebrae services Wednesday Thursday Friday at 7.
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Holy Angels’ Sodality
Father O'Malley
Father Clifford of Dillon
Holy Week Schedule At Parish With Fr McDermott
The parish publishes holy week services with times for Patrick McCarthy and others, a solemn high mass on Thursday morning, a mass of the pre-sanctified on Friday, and the way of the cross with a sermon on the passion Friday evening. Fr William McDermott of the Dominican order and Fr Delane of Helena college assist during Holy Week.
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Patrick McCarthy
John
John D. Sullivan
Ambrose Hinch
William Dunn
Charles O'Brien
George
Lawrence Abbott
Father William McDermott
Father Delane
Helena
Sacred Heart Holy Week Masses and Services
Sacred Heart parish announces high masses this week for several anniversary and deceased members including Mrs. William O’Brien John J. Lane Kate Donnelly Miller Thomas R. Bryan Mrs. Ellen McNamara James Beirne James Callahan and their families. Services include 9 am mass Thursday and 9 am Friday with 7 730 8 830 morning communions. The resurrection mass with Pascha candle Easter water and Holy fire blessing at 8 am Saturday. Rev Father J I Lehene of Helena College assists. Tenebrae souls Wednesday Thursday Friday evenings with a sermon on the blessed sacrament Thursday by Father Lehene.
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William O'Brien
John J. Lane
Kate Donnelly Miller
Thomas R. Bryan
Ellen McNamara
James Beirne
James Callahan
J. I. Lehene
Helena
Father Lehene
Evening Sermon by Father Tougas on the Passion
Father Tougas will deliver an evening sermon focused on the Passion. The event is announced as part of the parish services and invites local congregants to attend.
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Father Tougas
Confessions in Catholic churches for Holy Week and Easter
Confessions will be heard in all city Catholic churches Wednesday and Saturday afternoons and evenings in preparation for Holy Thursday and Easter Sunday. Lent, with fast and abstinence, ends Saturday at noon. A grand music festival by Central high school pupils is planned next Sunday at 8 PM, with intense practice and expectations of a large crowd.
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Central High School
General Wood Calls Borah Charges Unwarranted
Gen Leonard Wood declares Borah’s charges about his campaign methods unwarranted. He says the claims aim to influence Michigan primary voting on April 5.
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Wood
Chicago
Leonard Wood
Senator Borah
Wood National Committee
Michigan
Locomotive Engineer Killed in Illinois Boiler Explosion
Chicago dispatch reports W. Mc Manus a 30 year old Milwaukee engineer died when the boiler of a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul freight locomotive exploded at Deerfield Illinois. Fireman Joseph Dell also from Milwaukee and brakeman James Leather were injured with Dell listed in critical condition.
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Chicago
W. McManus
Milwaukee
Deerfield
Ill
Joseph Dell
James Leather
Dell
Moving Day Set for Count Hohenzollern in May
Part of former Emperor William's personal luggage has been moved from Bentinch castle to Doorn where he will reside. A large number of trunks not opened since arrival have been transported by motor trucks. Moving day for Count Hohenzollern is expected on May 1.
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Amerongen
Holland
Associated Press
William
Bentinch Castle
Doorn
Count Hohenzollern
Girl Guilty of Murder in Varied Bayfield Killing Case
Durango ColoradoMarch 28 Caroline Jones 17 was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the January street killing of Karl Bay at Bayfield. The jury imposed a penalty of one to eight years in the penitentiary.
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Durango
Col
Caroline Jones
Karl Bay
Bayfield
Carpenters in Chicago Agree to Hourly Wage Increase
Union carpenters in Chicago will be paid 1.25 dollars an hour starting May 1 for a year under an agreement reached last night between the union and employers.
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Carpenters
Chicago
Railroad Head Dead in Wichita Mass
Nicholas J. O'Brien general manager of the Texas lines of the Orient railroad collapsed and died in Wichita Kansas while attending mass on March 28.
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Wichita
Kan
Nicholas J. O’brien
Texas Lines
Orient Railroad
Why She Is Popular and a Witty Arkansaw Cat
A fragment noting a woman’s popularity linked to a tidy house over democracy and an odd aside about an Arkansaw Thomas Cat. The text reflects casual opinion and regional slang without clear dates or events.
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Arkansaw Thomas
Cat
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