Baseball feature from Park City league showcase
The extra sporting page highlights Park City league baseball with no hit no run pitching by Hay Schorndorf and big drives by the Park Citys and Western Woodsides. A double bill sees Park Citys sweeping St Patrick 10 to 6 after a 15 to 8 game, with Brookside and Brooklawn drama ending in a 9-0 forfeit due to substitutions.
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Park City
Hay Schorndorf
Park Citys
Woodside
Bridgeport
St. Mary
Slattery
Ballaan
Big Lenges Company
Beck
Saints
Brown
Flint
Wells
Carney
Natzke
Hains
Dapp
Heyser
Shea
el McDaniels
Brower
Miller
Meerbach
St. Patricks
St. Preen
McDaniela
McDani Balks
McDaniels
Moran
Abar
Scanlon
Brooklawns
Brooksides
Ab. Rh. Po. A. As. Flint
Ss-P
O'Brien
Lawlor
Rummage
B_ Meerbach
Melanie
Benanly
Pat
Natalie
R. H. Po
Haina
Depp
Graether
Hoyeer
Grasthee
Nattske
Park Fi St Patricks
Seks
Take
Graethér
Dalles
Earl McPentels
Future School Teachers Will Receive Diplomas
Nineteen young ladies will receive their diplomas as teachers at the graduating exercises of the City Normal School this evening. The event, held in the assembly room on Clinton Avenue, features Dr. Paul Monroe of Teachers College Columbia University delivering the address on The Development of Modern Education. Dr. Charles W. Deane, superintendent of schools, will present the diplomas.
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City Normal School
Clinton Avenue
Paul Monroe
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Charles W. Deane
Weather Forecast General Update and Lamp Reminder
High pressure dominates southwest and northwest while a northern trough stretches from Minnesota to Arizona. Unsettled northeast with rain in the lake region and mid-Atlantic. heat in central and southern sections. Showers tonight and Tuesday with interior warming. drivers urged to light lamps at 7 59 tonight.
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Northern Plains States
Minnesota
Arizona
Lake Region
Middle Alantic
Great Plains
Yale Harvard Varsity Rowing Finish Seen In Eyelash Photo
A Thames race on the Thames at New London Conn ends in a razor thin Yale victory over Harvard in the Yale Harvard varsity row. Spectators know which crew won only by the eyelash margin with observers guessing feet of difference. The photo captures both crews appearing even as they cross the line in a dramatic finish.
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Harvard
Thames River
New London
Gonn
Yale
The Trainer's Corner on Muscle Bound Fear and Safe Lifts
Mac Levy discusses muscle bound risks from heavy lifting and the need for gradual training. He urges precautions for youths, emphasizes full range of motion, balanced workouts, rest for strained muscles, and recommends bag punching and medicine ball throwing for balanced development.
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Raed
Yale Wins Varsity Race Amid Stiff Competition
Judges favored Yale in a tense varsity race, marking Yale’s seventh consecutive win and Harvard’s twenty third loss since 1855. The article discusses athletic training, varied ball throwing techniques, and general warnings about overprotective coaching, praising vigorous exercise as essential to life.
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Yale
Harvard
Remington Employee Wins Gold Medal as All Round Athlete
The tenth annual field day at Remington Typewriter works Ilion N Y saw Harry Norris win six events for six prizes. Norris took first in 160 yard dash in 10.25 seconds hurdle race broad jump second in shot put 35 ft 1 in high jump 5 ft 1 in and pole vault third total 15 points earning the Benedict gold medal as all round champion. Co W Burges Yost works superintendent and M H Chapin of Union Ribbon Factory attended as guests.
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Fie
Remington Typewriter Works
Ilion
Remington-Yost Athletic Association
Harry Norris
Mr. Norris
Benedict
Co. W. Burges
Yost
M. H. Chapin
Union Ribbon
Doctor Gotthilf Takes Over Dr. Hardy Practice
Announcement states Dr. Arthur E. Gotthilf the chiropractor has taken over Dr. Hardy's practice. He will accept Dr. Hardy's patients and honor his cards at the new offices located at the corner of Mainland and Wall Streets with full services and courtesy.
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Arthur E. Gotthilf
Hardy
Gotthilf
Dr. Hardy
Wall Sts
Wanamaker Seaplane to attempt Atlantic flight in July
Rodman Wanamaker’s seaplane, built by Curtiss at Hammondsport New York, is planned for an Atlantic crossing trial in mid July. Lieutenant Porte targets a flight under 500 feet with no wireless gear and will be guided by flags on paging ships as the hull and cabin are shown.
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Wanamaker
Atlantic
Ron Ne
Rodman Wanamaker
Porte
Hamondsport
N. Y
Curtiss
Damaging towers prompt call for district stability and safety
Evidence to commissions described damaged towers and tall buildings causing congestion and loss of light. Officials argue eighteen story structures harm health and safety, reducing land values and profits, urging fully framed districts to stabilize values and conserve building stock.
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Alruedy
Chaegersigtreep
Ramii
If Japanese in California should be citizens
A historical statement argues that granting citizenship to about 100000 Japanese in the United States would settle disputes with Japan. It recommends no new immigrants and suggests a treaty to avoid war, asserting Japan has nothing to gain from conflict and predicting no future war between the nations.
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California
United States
Japan
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Park City League
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Dananne
Marron
Weber
Dasea
Toles
Goodrick
Donnelly
Bean
Schornéort
Reif Keating
Wargo
Pai
Linly
Callahan
L. Batley
L. Judd
Ian
Casey
Yuhas
Leg
Westerns
Woodsides
Eres
Kl. Batley
Ate
Patricks
East Bridgeport
Ft. Weber
Ss. Tole
Denneaily
BR. Schornport
Ab. x
H. Po. A
Keating
Myrrick
Duffs
Teen Ogrien
MacCarthy
Morer
Yahes
Bayes
Barry
Bailey
Judd
Feoauses
Butler
A. Meerbach
el. McDaniels
Hain
Mac Levy
Babylon
QiacLevy
Long Island
Remington Employe
Barde
Main St
Riker’s Drug Store
Lawson Purdy
New York City
Shoshuko Sato
Emperor of Japan
Orrin
RJ. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, NC
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