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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1916
Page
4
In a tense pursuit at police headquarters a forged card bearing Grants name triggers a road chase. The pursuit ends as the veiled woman in black slips into the park while police and chauffeurs search the area and seize the issuing limousine.
Mike Gibbons teaches boxers to stay in control in close quarters. The article stresses slipping punches and stepping inside to neutralize an opponent. It highlights a right cross as a decisive counter when the left lead is missed, and notes the value of rapid, precise responses during sparring.
Chicago March 9 Nels Nelson father of Battling Nel a former lightweight champion disappeared Monday afternoon. Fear arose he may have met with an accident or robbery attack. He carried about $500 earned from tenants of houses owned by himself and his son.
Hot Springs Ark March 9 Pitchers Jack Coombs and Rube Marquard and catcher John Meyers of the Brooklyn Nationals, who had been in training here for three weeks, left yesterday for Daytona Fla to rejoin the Brooklyn squad. Coombs said all three were in fine shape.
Berkeley California March announcement confirms Eddie Mahan former Harvard captain and full back has accepted the role of assistant coach for the University of California football team and will begin duties next August.
Stanford University received a prospective course on San Francisco Bay for the crew. The offer includes four new houses and a course to aid training for the annual Poughkeepsie regatta, replacing last year’s muddy slough practice site that hindered performance.
A 1910s era note reports ex Federal league managers sidelined as organized baseball blacklists their return to ordinary work. It covers figures like George Stovall, F Otto Knabe, Hal Chase, Harry Lord, John Caunce, Lee Migée, Enis Oakes and Rebel Oakes amid postwar uncertainty and industry backlash.
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March, Battling Minor of Memphis delivered a severe beating to Young Jackie Britton of New Orleans. Britton led through the seventh round, but Minor dominated the later rounds and nearly finished him in the final round.
Gibbons of St. Louis overpowered Vie Tang en of California in a hard fought decision last night in St. Joseph. Gibbons dictated the pace from the opening bell and kept Hansen on the defensive throughout the bout. Tang en repeatedly covered up to avoid punishment as the bout unfolded.
Washington reports the United States asked Great Britain for a copy of confidential orders guiding British merchant ships. Germany asserts the memoranda show armed merchantmen acting against German submarines. Britain argues the charges are unfounded as diplomacy continues.
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