Ten Round Draw In Kansas City Bout Dixon vs Johns
Referee ruled the featherweight bout a draw after ten rounds between Tommy Dixon and Tally Johns. Olson had a hairline advantage at times, with Dixon pressing the action and Johns countering, the crowd left unsettled as the decision was announced.
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Childdelphin
Ottering
Ailowes
Tommy Dixon
Tally Johns
Teferee Bhay
Tor Dixon
Jack MacDonough
Johns
Olson
Kansas City
Dixon
Jonas
Jane
Tommy Caroming
Ul le
Mrnit
Yner
Rena
This Year s Outlook for American League
John B. Foster presents his annual analysis of the American League in the Stand ard Sporting Guide. The forecast covers season prospects and expected standings, noting Foster’s long involvement and references to leading baseball authorities.
Boxing Bout Recap With Dixon Dominant In Tight Rounds
Dixon fought through nine rounds against Tommy Johns in a hard hitting match with repeated clinches and uppercuts. Johns pressed early, but Dixon’s power and tactics, including clean body shots and a late decisive flurry, carried the bout as the crowd roared. Earlier undercard saw Reagan defeat Labissenniere in a quick decision while Masterson and Jackson produced a bruising six round affair that ended with the ref stopping the bout.
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Sion
Yous Reagan
Wid Labissenniere
Shane
Tommy Masterson
Sid Jackson
Jackson
Masterson
Centerville Quint Triumphs Over Lincolns In Close Game
Centerville Quint comes on strong in the second half to beat the Lincolns 27 to 11 at the high school gym. Centerville led 10 to 1 at the half as Rodgers and Graham led scoring, with Lincolns limited to two baskets. Officials were Finna Matson.
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Centerville
Stacdly
Gymunagiumy
Gissing
Lincolns
Rodgers
Graham
Contiel
Imi
Neanan
Cemer
Great Falls Secures New Player From Misdrafted Club
Directors of the Great Falls Tasball club announced the signing of Steve Kelly of Beattie, a standout who played last year with Moone Jow and not in the Western Canadian league. Kelly, known as a strong hitter and base runner, joins as Moose Jaw’s disbanding opened the slot. Transportation will be sent to him tomorrow, with Manager Reed arriving to finalize contracts.
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Strader
Great Falls
Tascball
Steve Kelly
Beattie
Outekler
Moone Jow
Moose Jaw
Reed
Geveral
Tha Direatars
Ealllinag
Women’s NCAA Chess Championship Ends with Dramatic Win
March 28 in New Orleans saw the women’s event of the United States championship conclude with a dramatic finish as Miss Kale Yu defeated her opponent in a tense final round. The Galveston and Mobile teams were noted among participants, with several key games contributing to the title decision. Other results included tight matches in Chattanooga and Pinehurst, highlighting a strong field across the circuit.
Oakmont Champion Triumphs in Local Match
In a contested event at Oakmont, Mrs D Raymond Prick claims victory over Mike Doroths Campbell Mish Ver Ostraude, with Garnbs Nenasya Tips noted as a finalist. The fifteenth inch match concluded with Prick ahead four ep and three to ply.
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Datrayie
Dufféreon
Mra
Raymond Prick
Oakmont
Mike Doroths
Campbell
Middle Weights Ready To Struggle Toward Title
In Los Angeles on March 2, Beth Bran Manion and Jack Herrick say they are in peak form for their 20 round bout tomorrow at McCorey's Vernon arenas. They must weigh 168 at 36 o clock and both believe they can make weight easily. This bout forms the second middleweight elimination contest by Metlarey and followers of boxing. Preliminaries will precede the main event with the first at 21. Weather indicates rain.
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Los Angeles
Beth Bran Manion
Jack Herrick
McCorey
Vernon Aroens
Metlarey
Smnny
Fighting Game
Stanford Jumper Sets World Mark in High Jump
Horine of Stanford, class of, clears 6 feet 4 inches in a meet against USC at Stanford. He breaks the intercollegiate record and surpasses the old world mark of 6 feet 5 inches set by M. Sweeney in 1905, with judges from Cal Stanford and USC confirming the result.
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Buanford University
Cal
Horine
Stanford University
Brela
University of Southern California
Fnek
Os Inchea
M. Sweeney
New York
Horna
Mirer
Christie
University of California
Moulton
Stanford
Cromwell
Troronl
Mile Sweeney
New York Athletic Sour
London Athletic Club
Fishes and a Japanese expert eye Puget Sound for octopus farm
A Japanese fisheries expert Shirauaadt arrives to study establishing a cuttlefish and ink production operation in Puget Sound. He notes Mediterranean markets supply sepia inks from cuttlefish and suggests pilking live cuttlefish could enrich ink production while guarding waters. He cites abundant cuttlefish supply in Puget Sound.
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Seattle
Nuren
Shirauaadt
Puget Sound
Mediterranean
Head of Mormons names his son as successor
Kansas City, March 29. Joseph Smith, who founded the reorg anized Latter Day Saints church and has led for over 30 years, named today his son Preterick A. Smith as successor, confirming a revelation delivered to the general conference six years ago. The son will assume the presidency when the father deems it necessary. President Smith’s tenure is nearly 1 year. The future leader is 38.
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Kansas City
Joseph Smith
Latter Day Saints Church
Preterick A. Smith
General Conference
Prusident Smith
Feader
Breezy Stories of the Diamond From Current Dope
Prominent baseball voices tout players like Delahunty McBride and Barry as dangerous pinch hitters. Delahunty favors George McBride of the Washington club as the league’s top pinch batter, noting his late-game impact on Detroit’s field. Barry of the Athletics is praised for power when it counts, while Arkle is hailed as a great shortstop with superb range and accuracy. Latham’s coaching era ends, McGraw recruits rising talent, and Tuntham’s departure leaves the club hoping for new strength.
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Pingh Dilling
Amely Weilon
Janes Dalahanty
Mar
George McHride
McBride
Aimeries
Delahanty
Del
George McBride
Washington Sub
Delahunty
George
Weil
Detroit
Mav
Jack Barry
Athletics
Mit
Barry
Hoe
Arkle
Tila
Tao
Ailly Latham Hasheed
New York
Ines
Dias Koda
Inel
Mountmen Head To Gregson For Eight-Day Training Camp
Mountmen manager McCafferty announced a six to eight day training run at Gregson for the squad and recruits. Players such as Bartlett Woods Richards Brewer Kemp Luddy and McDonald travel with prospects like Jacks Cresk and Mathes to prepare for the season while noted pitchers and fielders are eager for a strong start.
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McCafferky
Wis Pen
Finken Hotel
Grogsoh
Phernqui
Mae
Wan
West Point
Military maneuvers amid Mexican tensions surface in wartime prep
The article notes a range of emergency measures discussed by military staff, including potential use of militia and National Guard, troop transport limits, and contingency planning. It reports on 1000 Krag rifles dispatched to Mexico City and confirms American residents were to serve as a guard rather than support either side.
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Congress
National Guard
Texas
Carter
Borie
Byens
Vallrnuly
Niles
New Yorth Airm
Mexico
Ilveri
Ambusarday Wilson
Itis
Snent Am
Flint
General Aubert Escapes In Mexican Skirmish
In Jimines Mexico on March 20 a clash erupted as General Tracy Aubert attempted to enter a building. Rebel forces attacked and fired as he neared the door, prompting a tense retreat amid federal troops.
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Jimines
Mexico
Marah
Tracy Aubert
Cederals
Rebel Leader Pursuit and Parral Slated Action
General Aubert disappeared after a bomb attack. Rebel commander General Orozco orders General Campa to seize Parral as fighting rages. Orozco claims federal losses in six days of battle near $60,000 with many dead wounded and captured. Orozco anticipates Torreon march and reports incoming recruits from Durango and Coahuila.
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Aubert
Pasqual Orozco
Campa
Parral
Pancho Vida
Torrean
Grego
Durango
Coahuila
Ely
American arrested in Juarez released after apology
An American agent and superintendent of Mexican terminals in Juarez named Montier was jailed overnight. He was released with an apology after officials said there was no cause for the arrest. Rail officials blame the detention on the prior removal of rolling stock to the American side amid tensions over train service between Juarez and Timines and Crem.
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el Paso
Juares
Seatimeet
el Paga
Castulo Morrert
Herreras
Rough Hulse Ends Wrestling Match in Portland
In Portland Oregon Morel 29 John Berg quit against Pred Beell for the light heavy champion title after a disputed full nelson near the one hour mark. Beell accused Berg of eye gouge, referee Joe Arton ordered a restart. Beell attacked Berg, police intervened, Berg refused to continue and referee awarded Beell the title.
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Portland
Ore
John Berg
Pred Beell
Sreeling
Beell
Berg
Beels
Joe Arton
Berg Ike
Arman
European billiards amateur title clash reports upset
Paris March 2 Ferdinant Paggen pure the American amateur champ Villardist lost his fourth game today in the world amateur billiard championship round robin. He was defeated by Roundil of France 1 to 217 as Morley of France led with five wins and one loss. Arius and Tarantiere of France held third and fourth places respectively. Porrenbure sits eighth with ten games won and four lost.
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Paris
Ferdinannt
Paggenpure
Villardist
Roundil
France
Morley
Arius
Tarantiere
Porrenbure i
Jewelry picked up in wards by two 11 year olds
Peniy O Neil and Harry Green, both 11, face Judge Donlan in five title court this Saturday accused of possessing a nurse’s cold watch a knife and hair chain found in Mc Murray hospital wards. Newsboy suspects say they were passing through wards where papers are sold. Some items recovered. The boys admit possession but blame each other.
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Peniy O'Neil
Harry Green
Donlan
Mc Murray Hospital
Silé 10
Hue
ONeill funeral for Patrick ONeill set for Saturday morning
Funeral arrangements note Patrick ONeill will be laid from his sister Mrs J Harrington 18 Bas Center Street to St Lawrence church for 9 30 am mass. Georgie A Leighton 36 died at home 1006 Army Avenue. funeral today at 2 pm Rev Dr Aitchley to officiate. Ida Jackson pleads not guilty to robbery charge in central case.
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Patrick O'Neill
Slater
J. Harrington
Bas
Center Street
St. Laaweenes Church
Georgie A. Leighton
Anvy
Olelowk
Atehley
Ida Jackson
Charles Weder
Souls Main Street
Dlassica
Ania
Sillier
Marcu Kvaagleh
Larceny Charge Involving Local Sewing Machine Firm
Three defendants face charges after a complaint by the county attorney alleges larceny from the Singer company. Witnesses include Gall I. McMil lay and Ls Parker of the Bingar Sewing Machine company and O. Roson Alain of South Africaa Street, Vota.
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Yo Mulligiy
Gall I. McMillay
Ls Parker
Bingar Sewing Machine Company
Hy O. Roson
Alain
South Africaa
Vota
Kavgne Soltt
Singer
Purses Announced by Fair Directors
The fair directors announce purses totaling 23 000 with 10 000 for harness horses and 12 000 for runners. Purses range 4 30 and 2 18 trots, 24 trot mil, 410 pace, 2 year old trot and pace, 2 23 trot, wide free for all. A Montana derby handicap is set for Wednesday week with a purse of 1000. Mistines will run a quarter, stake race 1 8 mile at 1 000, plus four 100 purses and other 200 and 251 events in San Francisco.
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Dlelenu
Butte Faces Anaconda On Sunday Night Title Match
Johnny Willans of Butte is set to meet Preston Park of Anaconda in a 100 point title bout on Sunday evening in Anaconda. The match includes no side bets and will determine the city champion with both fighters aiming to claim the title.
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Johnny Willans
Butte
Preston Park
Anaconda
Anacoda
Bes
Shiliz
Frayne Knocked Out In Gory Boxing Bout
Oakland boxer Prantla Rums scored a ninth round knockout against Jonny Frayne in San Francisco amid a brutal, bloody bout. Frayne’s eye swelling and cuts marked a fierce clash as Burns pressed through the rounds, delivering decisive right hands to seal the victory before the crowd.
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Frayne
San Trancigea
Pranttla
Burns
Edse Graney
Bean Leoaline
Burns Monty
Amber
Barnes
Fragie
Ayil Frayne
Teen
Hywn
Maturo Leads National Pocket Kilata Championship Clash
James Mature of Denver and Ralph of CygnE won in the national pocket kilata event today. Maturo beat Thomas Wilson of Newark and Rubi defeated Charters Weatay of Chicago. Maturo now leads the tournament with three victories and two defeats as Flaiph and De Oro each have two wins.
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Philadelphis
James Mature
Denver
Baward Ralph
Cygne Sown
Nodee
Namoent Ganes Tolay
Matare
Thomas
Wilson
Warkensack
Rubi
Charters Weatay
Chicago
Maturo
Wally Flaiph
de Oro
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