Giants prep uniforms and drills at Newfield Park today
Disorderly OCR text outlines Giants uniforms, lockers, and practice at Newfield Park with passes to future games. Mentions Gene McCann, Martin, and local players arriving from New York. workouts scheduled Wednesdays and next Sunday's exhibition game noted.
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Park City Alumni Teams Weigh Wednesday Matchup
Park City and alumni teams debate selection for a decisive series game. Officials clash over prep details as managers propose candidates Herbert J. Attack and Trobert ELeckie amid wrangling. The column then digresses to a culinary tip on reheating cold meat and a brief roast ribette.
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Scotland Beats England Eleven 2 10 In Meardows Clash
Scotland defeated England with a 2 10 score at Meardows yesterday. Teams from both sides and players from across the state were present. Hackney of Scotland scored a fine goal early in the opening, and Scotland led by half time. In the second half Sc he netted again, Blox scoring for England. The lineup included Pollard, Smith, and Hutton among others, with details of players continuing throughout the match.
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Presby Met Hartford Tossers In Lopsided 84 18 Victory
Presbyterians routed Hartford Tossers 84 to 18 as Hartford struggles in front and the home team dominated both ends. Key performances came from Walle and Balfour with Bowden and Shaw contributing, while Walle and Howden led early offense.
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Navy data shows athletes stay longest in active service
A Navy board from Jaxapol is reported to have studied midshipmen from 1891 to 1911 and found athletes better scholastically and with longer service tenure. The inquiry traced 178 midshipmen, noting those with three letters did poorer in studies, while one or two letters aligned with longer service. It concludes athletic involvement correlates with longer Navy careers.
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Cutbill Denies Money Charges In Athletic Meet Case
Harold Cutbill, associated with the Troxton A A, denies accusations that he accepted money for event arrangements at a meet. The Connecticut inquiry follows a February 26 allegation from Levine and a sworn affidavit from Selbu, noting expenses of 26.90 and a claim of 6 dollars in illicit payments, with no solid proof presented.
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Grantland Rice recalls famed baseball debates and old-time stars
A rambling, era-spanning tribute by Grantland Rice wanders through famous baseball moments and umpires calls. It reflects on dynasties, players like Dempsey, and the evolving game, noting public fever, press coverage, and the shifting balance of power among leagues and teams.
Paddock Lowers Gna Record for 120 Yards
Honolulu April Charles Paddock, famed Californian sprinter, shaved one second from the 120 yard record with a 12.9 second run to the 120 yard mark and hit the 26 yard split in 12 seconds flat. He also won a 100 yard dash in 9.36 seconds and led a series of exhibition races defeating local athletes. Paddock also won the 220 yard dash in 23 seconds.
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Mustard Seed Aims For Speed In Fresh War Horse Probe
Horsemens talk Morwich comparison as Mustard Seed trains under veteran handler Jack Aldaborough in New York. Trainer cites improved feet and stamina, predicts Mustard Seed can beat distance rivals. Marionette, a top filly, impresses with beauty and potential.
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Rutgers Coach Uncovers New Weight Star Hazel
April 4 in New Brunswick New Jersey Carl Anderson reports Rutgers coach Homer Hazel surprised by a 6 foot 4 inch 240 pound weight thrower who hit a 42 foot shot put and near 44 foot mark. The track squad plans to report for practice as Hazel contends the athlete could become a top contender for Olympic honors this season.
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Unclear historical game play report with garbled text
A highly garbled OCR item mentions Barnes and New York figures with misread dates, players, and actions. The fragment references nine innings in April, various players, and a straight sequence for the Giwies before a larger context is lost.
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Ross to Fight Bogash in New York Tonight
Hugh Ross offers a ten round sub for Bogash against Ratner as Augie Ratner headlines at the Pioneer Club New York tomorrow night. Ross and Ratner clash in a bout that could affect a future meeting with Delaney. Bogash sustains a broken hand, casting doubt on his ring return for about five weeks.
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Mental Hazards Dominate Early Sport Tales Across Eras
A highly garbled piece surveys "mental hazards" in sports and boxing, noting figures like Tilden, Johnston, Lenglen, Jeffries, Johnson, Willard, Dewey, Lasker, Capablanca, and Dempsey. It discusses how nerves and psychological pressure affected performances, with scattered anecdotes about ringside nerves, rain delays, and crowd reactions shaping outcomes.
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