Wolgast Memsic Face Charges In Prize Fight Arraignment
Los Angeles reports Wolgast Memsic and menager Thomas MacCarty and referee Charles Eyton arraigned on prize fight charges. District Attorney Fredericks said deputies observed the event and he intends to try the case next Monday. The same filing references an international aviation meet at Salt Lake City with Curtiss in race and Great Salt Lake venue.
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Thomas MacCarty
Charles Eyton
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Brookins
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Willard
Graham- White
Radley
Curtiss
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Wright
Curtiss Machines
Salt Lake City
International Aviation Meeting at Salt Lake Lake City
International aviation gathering scheduled in Salt Lake City with events planned for April. Organizers state participants from multiple nations will attend and showcase new aircraft and technologies.
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Mar
Salt Lake City
Too Little Exercise More Common Than Too Much
New York letter argues that age is not only years and that many middle aged men suffer from underexercise. It cites damaged hearts in middle age and warns against overemphasis on dangers of exertion while stressing the prevalence of insufficient activity.
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New York
London to host American baseball push this summer
The National Baseball Association of London plans a big effort to popularize baseball in Great Britain. A schedule pairs teams from Tufnell Park West Ham Brentford and Clapton Orient football clubs with junior squads. Free practice grounds admission for underage players aims to attract crowds. a British vs star American fixture is hoped with Rhodes Scholars also fielding teams.
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Mar
England
National Baseball Association of London
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Tufnell Park
West Ham
Brentford
Clapton Orient
London
Oxford
Wolgast to Box La Grave in San Francisco Boutcard
Promoter Milton T. Clark of the Metropolitan Athletic club has signed Ad Wolgast and Anton La Grave of San Francisco for a twenty round main event at the club in San Francisco on March 81. Wolgast to earn 7500 regardless of result. La Grave to receive 1000. They agree to 148 pounds ringside with La Grave depositing 1000 as earnest money.
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LA Grave
San Francisco
Milton T. Clark
Metropollitan Athletic Club
Ad Wolgast
Anton la Grave
Ex-champion Jeffries to sail for Europe in May voyage
Jim Jeffries former world heavyweight champion has written from New York to sail for Europe on a May 4 net passage. He will be accompanied by Mrs Jeffries and his old partner Jack Kipper. The trip mirrors last year’s excursion in scope and activity.
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New York
Jim Jeffries
Mre
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Jack Kipper
Fownes Captures Medal in Pinehurst Amateur Round
National amateur champion W C Fownes Jr of Oakmont won the gold medal in the 34 hole qualification of the seventh annual club championship tourney at Pinehurst scoring 162 with two 76s. His father Henry C Townes was runner up at 162. J B Robinson of Oak Hill and J P Gardner of Midlothian tied for third at 147.
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Pinehurst
N. C
W. C. Fownes, Jr
Oakmont
Henry C. Townes
J. 8. Robinson
Oak Hill
J. P. Gardner
Midlothian
Wrestler Bahn Improves After Gotch Injury
Henry Bahn known as Sameon, the German wrestler, injured in his match with Frank Gotch, has shown rapid improvement and doctors expect a full recovery.
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Gotch
Chicago
Henry Bahn
Sameon
Frank Gotch
Turner Hall Boxing Card Set by Cheyenne Club
Two beet in three falls announced under the Cheyenne Athletic Club at Turner hall next Friday night Tol liver will train there during the week and invites any youngster to call at his quarters for workouts.
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Turner Hall
Cheyenne Athletic Club
Tolliver
Joseph West Wins Bowling Championship at Buffalo
Joseph West of London Ont won the individual championship of the fifth International tournament of the National Bowling Association in Buffalo N Y. West rolled 694 within sixteen pins of the previous high mark set by Thomas Halley of Detroit last year. G E Galland of Buffalo took fourth with 679 and a best game of 267. In the two man series Bomb and Fox of Indianapolis totaled 1 298 for third place.
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N. Y
Joseph West
London
Ont
National Bowling Association
West
Thomas Halley
Detroit
G. E. Galland
Bomb and
Fox
Indianapolis
Other States Seek Share of Wyoming Elk Relocation Fund
After Congress provided 20000 dollars to drive the Wyoming elk herd from Jackson Hole, several states scramble to divert funds for moving elk into their borders. The appropriation targets Wyoming though states claim requests for relocations within their own jurisdictions. Law governs interstate elk driving, allowing changes only in extreme cases.
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Congress
Wyoming
Jackson Hole
Gun proof paint at Sherman Co
Palmer, director of the Wyoming section of the Climatological Service, has received printed copies of the annual summary of climatic history Wyoming for 1910. He compiled and is mailing them out. The report is in pamphlet form and contains valuable information for reference.
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W. 8. Palmer
Wyoming
Climatological Service
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Notice to Teachers for Certificates in QGheyenne and Wheatland
Notice announces an on for teachers' certificates at the high school buildings in QGheyenne and Wheatlandington starting 8 30 am on March 1 April 1 181%. The program lists sessions in penmanship arithmetic literature school management psychology botany general history shorthand grammar geography education and more, dated March 4 1911 by County Superintendent Mamie E B Hepfaron.
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Qgheyenne
Wheatland
Ington
A. D
Naftzger Case Goes to Jury in Wichita Bank Ring
L F Naftzger the wealthy Wichita banker faced four counts for selling stolen postage stamps after admitting he bought them from Frank S Burt former chief of police. He claimed Burt may have received the stamps as rewards for catching criminals and said he did not know they were stolen. The jury retired late afternoon.
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L. F. Naftzger
Naftzger
Frank S. Burt
Burt
Kansas
Nafteger
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