Latest Sporting News and Comment: The New Aspirant to Lightweight Crown
An extended review of stage shooting acts and rifle tricks, detailing camouflaged apparatus, steel plates, and precision methods. Highlights include Annie Oakley style feats, concealed mechanisms, and the public appeal of expert marksmen in vaudeville shows.
Warshaclls Answers to Nimrods Reveals Gun Debate
A reader from Memphis questions repeated use of shattering devices for warfare and cites General Porehims testing the idea of buckshot and repeaters. The correspondent discusses 12 gauge, chambered firearms, potential rates of fire, and their supposed impact on trench fighting, urging results be watched.
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Porehims
Moemphia
Tenn
Chas
B. Martin
Amertes
Lousville
United States
Powder Co
Wilmimston
Del
Cou Mts
Benny Leonard and Tendler Rival Lightweight Hopefuls
The boxing scene centers on Benny Leonard the lightweight champion serving as a boxing instructor at Camp Upton while weighing in well below the limit. Tendler, a rising Philadelphia fighter, has surged with early wins and dramatic crowds, prompting speculation he could challenge Leonard or move toward welterweight titles as both boxers advance.
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Beney Leonara
Ihalt
Camp Upton
Lenny
Benny
Renny
Oray
Tehrey Wihane
Lennard
Leaonerd
Mike Gi
Leonard
Lew Toncher
Moantha Wgo
Johnny Dundes
Johnny Dundee
Henry Leonard
Dundes
Leonart
Kool
Tian
McCoy
Tendler
Philadelphia
Patey Cline
Jline
Ghigrae Wey Eang
Law
Wille Jackson
New Haven
Jackson
Jermar Havar
Teouard
Tevdler
Keeping Our Fighters Fit for War and After
A history of government athletic programs in U S military camps during wartime. Edward F Aten and Raymond H Mouttal describe how organized sports like boxing baseball football and tennis trained soldiers physically and mentally to fight effectively while offering recreation. The text highlights boxing drills as building discipline and aggressiveness, the broad camp athletic system, and the aim to prepare men for wartime duties.
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Century Company
Edward Frank Aten
Raymond H. Mouttal
Eon
Organisma
Sparta
Elrriealamn
Beatae
Perganmal
Gaan
Tyeroft
Deruirtment Commiexion
Dr. Raycroft
Favorite Is Victor In Kentucky Classic
Favorite Carrying Joy Woolett defeats rivals in the Wentucky handicap at Doughpuirk, with Hollister and Hollister in pursuit. Jockey L Tyke guides the winner over a mile and a quarter for five year olds, besting Fit, Jr. and Arriot in a tight finish. The purse totals $12,000 to the winner, $1,500 to second, $400 to third and fourth. Track time 2 9 with near track record proximity hindered by a brief shower.
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Louisville
Une
Joy Woelelt
Ross
L. Tyke
Doughpuirk
Handy Taxation
Baker and Company
Fit, Jr
A. K. MaCothers
Hollister
Jin
Feneth
Arriot
H.W. Moore
Douglas Park
Molwake
Cme
King Corin
Cudsel
Arriet
Cadget
Arrigt
Nudway
Uyke
Mudge
Alex the Great Weds Childhood Playmate in Manhattan
A wedding between Alex the Great and childhood playmate Amy Arrant is recorded in Manhattan with plans for a brief stay before returning to Oman. The couple, once neighbors as children, attended school together, and the ceremony followed by a visit to the bride’s family. For sale notice follows: a Dodge Touring Car offered by Wayne Overland Auto Co at a bargain.
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Maniattan
Kus
Griver Clayval
Alexander
Tamouia Mtoher
Amy Arrant
Oraaha
Meorried Ta Daw Las Pre
Bate Dadpo
M. Morcis
Manhattan
Oman
Phiystrates
Saan Cole Ieper
Wayne Overland Auto Co
Fishing by Tom A Marshall Markt The Red Goda call
An ode to fishing opening day in 1918 invites readers to answer the red god’s call and join a communal, sensory preparation for angling. It contrasts types of fishermen from methodical to casual, celebrates gear, worms, and tackle, and exalts nature’s calm as a remedy for mental strain.
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Uberty
Mapture
Murtis
Cowptart
Dante
Flaherman
Teey Walton
Wil
Ike
Local men win honors at Muncie rabbit show
Port Wayne Rabbit and Pet Stock Association held its event at Colloer's park with seventeen entries, five or more per class. Local fanciers took top prizes including HB M Evans, Dutch George DeWald, and J Gruber junior steel gray doe, with heats and purchases noted. Judge J G Fehr of Indianapolis officiated, as in last winter's show. Rudolph comes to terms with Braves. Cincinnati pitcher Die Rivinya restored to good standing after commission ruling. no fine issued.
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Rabbite
Wayne Rabbit
Herne Crom Minieie
Nyses
Tagil
Me Colloer
Park
Mon Cla Rabbit Association
M. Evans
George DeWald
J. Gruber
Mil
Fort Wayne
Lncal
Tield
Robison Park
J. G. Fehr
Indianapolia
Wanted first class automobile repairmen Fort Wayne Overland
Job notice from Fort Wayne Overland seeks skilled automobile repairmen. Apply with credentials to join a prominent local shop and contribute to high quality vehicle service in a busy operation.
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Fort Wayne Overland Company
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