Sporting News Professionals Now Permitted to Be Coaches
New ruling from Stockholm divides amateurs and professionals into three classes Class A amateurs Class B amateurs and professionals and a professional class. Coaches may advise and serve in districts even while not competing, aiming to improve amateur management and athlete support.
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Kilbane Seeks Return Bout to Challenge Welsh
Cleveland notes Johnny Kilbane, featherweight champion who outpointed Freddie Welsh, light welter title holder, in New York, aims for a rematch. He hopes to become champion in both classes and plans a few minor bouts before pursuing lightweight supremacy against Welsh.
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Noted athlete wounded in France during war record
Arnold Jackson of the British BIZ English team, an Olympic participant in Stockholm, has recently been wounded in France. He serves in the rifle brigade and returned to London after his victory in a swift mile event. Dunnerk, a top Oxford middle distance runner, is noted for never being extended in college and a strong Cambridge rival.
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Washington and Cleveland Spread 16 Inning Tie
In a 16 inning game Washington and Cleveland tied 2 to 2 due to darkness. Morton Bagby and O Neill contributed for Washington while Shaw and Johnson worked for Cleveland. The long affair featured late relief and a cautious finish as both sides failed to break the deadlock.
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Kansas University Loses Men Joining the Army
Lawrence Kan June 1 The Kansas University track team loses Richard L Treweeke who resigns to attend the officers reserve training camp at Fort Riley He was counted as a top contender in high and broad jumps Welsh the quarter miler and relay runner has entered military service
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Four nohit games set baseball record in 1917 season
New York June 1 major league pitchers opened with four no hit games in April and May. Cleome of the Chicago Americans blanked St Louis April 14, Mogridge of the New York Americans held Boston April 24, Toney of the Cincinnati Nationals stopped Chicago Guba May 2, and Rob Groom of the St Louis Americans pitched nine hitless innings May 6. Kopf finally broke the string in the tenth. Weather and conditions blamed, but the run suggests a potential season record.
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Golfers Seek Ruettell Prize In Grand Forks Round
Grand Forks golfers will contest a second Ruettell prize round Saturday afternoon on the local line. A large turnout is expected. the first tourney was June 2. Players must mark and date their cards before play and finish without turning in cards. The best six-card score wins the prize.
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Fortunes rise in bid for Benny Leonard bout
New York June 13 John Weis mantel Brooklyn promoter tops offers in bid for a July 4 bout between Featherweight champion Benny Leonard and Kilbane. Weis mantel offers 27900 with Leonard's manager Billy Gibson favorable while Kilbane's Timmy Dunn has accepted. May Hinkel of Cleveland previously offered 25000 planning Canton Ohio staging if possible.
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John Weismantel
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Benny Leonard
Billy Gibson
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Timmy Dunn
Kilbane
May Hinkel
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Canton
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New York Triumph Over Chicago In Turbulent NL Game
New York won after a wild Chicago display that led to manager Mitchell and captain Doyle being ejected for arguing with umpire Kiem. Paddy Prisco, Northwestern athlete, and Jack Doyle contributed key hits as New York secured a 10 to 6 win at Chicago.
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Baseball scores rolling in from National and American leagues
In Chicago and Pittsburgh venues teams posted varied results. Chicago defeated Washington 13 to 4 while Cleveland edged Detroit 1 to 0 after 16 innings. Other listed matchups include Philadelphia at Cincinnati and Boston at Chicago with scattered notes from the day.
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Tillman Seeks Rematch After Stout Showing Against White
Minneapolis report says Jonn Tillman the hatter earned cheers for grit after a tough loss to Charley White at Nicollet park. Tillman will not fight under 140 pounds and welcomes another bout at that 140 mark or higher against Mike O'Dowd, aiming for a welterweight clash. Tillman’s resilience has raised local expectations.
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Former star hurdler gains Marine ensign commission
Manhattan Kan June 13 A second lieutenant's commission in the Marines is issued to Sidney R Vandenberg former star hurdler and darkman on Kansas State Agricultural College track team He has reported for active duty.
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Marquette U May Not Be Represented Due to War
Milwaukee June 13 Although Marquette university plans football next fall it’s doubtful the institution will be represented on the gridiron unless the war situation improves. Athletics at the university show better finances with $607 on the credit side versus $273 last year.
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Missouri Golf Assn Plans War Time Meets in Missouri
St Louis reports the Missouri Golf Association will proceed with its men’s and women’s annual meets despite the war. Entry fees will go to the Red Cross or a war fund. Men’s event at Algonquin Golf Club May 28 to June 2. Women’s event at Westwood Country Club same dates. Prizes include gold and bronze medals replacing traditional trophies.
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Minnesota track men win season letters at Nebraska meet
Minneapolis June 13 Eight University of Minnesota track men earned letters for the season that closed with the Nebraska meet on May 12. The honorees include B. F. P. Johnson sprints Claude Williams hurdles Joe Sprafka weights Irs Davis hammer John Murray mimps Iornest Brow vault Carl Wallace distance run George Taurer weights.
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George Taurer
English Colleges Muster for War Effort at Oxford and Cambridge
London correspondents describe universities across England rapidly transforming into war centers. At Oxford and Cambridge colleges become hospitals and training grounds. undergraduates and staff depart for military roles while departments in Leeds and other cities shift to explosives, munition work, dyes, and food production, reflecting a nationwide mobilization with American parallels.
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Opium Habit Spreads in Formosa, Tokyo Meeting Hears
Rev. E. W. Thwing of Peking warns at a Tokio gathering that registered opium smokers in Formosa have surged to about 80,000, up from 20,000 twenty years ago, with 5,000 deaths. He cites morphine imports into Japan—nine and a half tons in 1914—fueling addiction and threatening Sino-Japanese relations without strong action.
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Not Guilty Ruling in Japanese Court Mailing Case
Yokohama June 13 After about fourteen months in jail Fusstro Ou former Japanese resident of Seattle was found not guilty of mailing a newspaper item to the honor of the imperial Japanese court in Bonita. The sentence and surrounding details are unclear in the report due to OCR errors.
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Ideal Weather Lowers Prices in Wheat and Provisions
Chicana June 13 weather conditions across the wheat belt eased prices for wheat and corn futures while provisions remained steady to higher. Rain in spring aided crops. warm dry in winter areas limited gains. Reports of higher British wheat arrivals and ample Roasting supply influenced cash markets but did not erase price declines.
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Wheat and oats market outlook with livestock notes
Market news reports firmer oats and wheat futures as export offers and arrivals shift. Argentine shipping, American ship ments steady, oats and wheat demand supported. Kansas wheat harvest begins with yields around 20 to 25 bushels per acre. Livestock markets show mixed receipts and steady to strong prices across Hogs Cattle and Sheep in Minneapolis Chicago and Bronx City bulletins.
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Min neapolis Daily Weather and Odd Park Tale
In Minneapolis on June 18 a local market note mentions wheat prices and miscellaneous figures. An old guide at Followston’s Park loses the first finger of his right hand, prompting a curious tourist to ask how it happened. The woodman’s quiet reply hints at a long, unseen tale tied to Tansee and a tour guide’s past.
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