Howard Drew’s Comeback Shines At Drake Track Meet
New York June 18 The remarkable comeback of Howard Drew the famed sprinter running for Drake University dominates the Intercollegiate track season. He won both the 100 and 220 yards facing top fields, clocking 10.0 and 22.8 seconds. Drew, age 28, has a long career with multiple world–class marks and a storied background from Lexington Virginia to Springfield and USC, including Olympic trials and national heats.
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New York
Stoward Drew
Drake University
Middle Western
Drew
Lexington
Drew’s Entire Track Record Has Been ‘As Sensational As His Recent “Comeack
Springfield, Mass
Sharps
Rice
Kate James E Sullivan
Canton
Drewsted
Feish
Craig
Meyer
Lippincott
University of Southern California
University of Pennsylvania
Arthur Duffy
Georgetown
FP got off and good time this week
Public opinion expressed stance on traitor treatment. Following the club standings section, readers see the ongoing debate reflected in a terse editorial voice.
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T. FP
Indians Beat Mackmen For Fourth Straight Win
Cleveland surged to a 6 3 victory over Philadelphia as Scott Perry took the loss after the Nationals secured a restraining order. The game featured Perry’s return to action since a National Baseball Commission ruling, with Cleveland taking four straight in the series.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Scott Perry
Mack
Ini Loxton
Athletics
National Baseball Commission
Boston
RHE
Perry
Perkins
Covelessie
Thomas
Arrangements Made For Trap Shooting Contest
Seattle Washington June 18 Arrangements practically have been compiled for a trap shooting contest between William H Heer and Frank M Troeh of Vancouver. The event is set for June 22 23 and 24 with a prize of 4000 in Liberty bonds. Backers have posted forfeits. Troeh previously won the high average 98 percent in Spokane. The match will be at Green Lake club with grounds regraded and an extra trap installed. The national trap shooting match is scheduled the same dates.
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Seattle
Wash
William H. Heer
Frank M. Troeh
Vancouver
Liberty Bonds
Spokane
Troch
Northwest
Green Lake Club
Young Chicago Spitballer Stuns Big Show At Eighteen
Frank Shellenback, an eighteen year old spitballer for the Chicago White Sox, is delivering quality work this season. A former star at Santa Clara College in basketball and Rugby, he joined the majors at a young age and is praised as a promising pitcher with room to grow.
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Chicago
Frank Shellenback
Chicago White Sox
Shellenback
Sheilenback
Santa Clara College
California
Sox
Nevada
Providence
Amega
Rowland
Urban Faber
Navy
State fair speed program prizes total 15850 dollars
Salem announces a 15850 prize pool for the fifty seventh state fair speed program in Salem from September 23 to 28. Entries close July 15 for most events, with Oregon ownership rules for 2:14 pace and trot. Purses are allocated by heats and purposes include 200 for first heat and up to 400 for third heat, plus a bonus for best overall summaries.
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Salem
Ore
State Fair Board
Oregon
Eceeeeratee Aem
Hans Gains Beate Atta
Hentia Ie. Cater
Idaho girls organize for athletics board at university
Moscow Idaho June 18 two women who ran for seats on the university of idaho athletic advisory board were defeated this spurred further organizing for representation. They plan a strong campaign next year as coach emundson opposed feminine participation and helped defeat the two candidates.
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Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
Emundson
Girla
Raiding Gardens No Longer Tolerated In Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City Judge C. M. Nielsen of the juvenile court fined two boys $25 each for stealing four radishes from a war garden. He warned future offenders will be sent to the state industrial school. A $10 reward was posted for information leading to arrests in war garden trespasses.
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Salt Lake City
C. M. Nielsen
Nielsen
Aigna
International meets eyed for fall athletic events
In New York on June 18 authorities report plans for an international track and field series to be staged in or near Paris featuring entrants from English, Italian, Canadian and United States armed forces. If held, the games could substitute wartime Olympic activity and rely on prominent service athletes from multiple nations.
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New York
France
Italy
Paria
Navy
United States
Canada
England
Berlin
International Olympic Games Committee
Cuba
Belgium
Scandinavian
Western Coast athletics to continue amid war efforts
San Francisco June 18 intercollegiate conference decides to continue all major sports during war. Stanford will not compete. other Pacific coast universities resume regular schedules. Football will feature coast teams and Northwestern California contests with pre-season training underway. Households to appoint food administrators under Bassett plan to conserve sugar, bread, and meat.
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San Francisco
Cal
Athlets
Pacific Coast
Stanford
California
el Paso
Tex
Charles N. Bassett
Hoover
Salt Lake war gardens set early records this season
Salt Lake City's war garden notes include rye five feet seven inches tall with seven inch heads and garden peas five feet high from rear yard plots. Rye grown by L. P. Judd without irrigation plus peas from Mrs. E. C. Foulger’s home plot highlight preliminary surveys showing over 1600 acres in war gardens and a yield more than triple last year.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
L. P. Judd
Board of Education
E. C. Foulger
War Garden Committee
Braves Take Two From St Louis in Double Bill
Boston beat St Louis in both the morning and afternoon games as Necht limited the visitors to three hits in the opener. Konethhy was hurt by a wild pitch in the morning, while Herzog started at first in the second game and Boston erupted late to win. The day also saw New York edge Cincinnati 2 to 1 on a ninth inning homer, Brooklyn outhit but lost, and Cravath’s late homer ties Philadelphia as the Phillies win in extras.
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New York
Peckinpaugh
R. E. E. New York
Love
Finneran
Walters
Cunningham
Yelle
St. Louis
Mays
St. Loui
Tobin
Boston
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England
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Navy
Lloyd's Weekly News
America
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Admiral Sims
European
General Biddle
Crystal Palace
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Gabe
Army
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Imvy
Bunker Hill
Necht
Ames
Konethhy
Herzog
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Packard
May
Snyder
Gonmjes
Upham
Henry
Cravath
Philadelphia
Phil
To & Ree
Pittsburgh
Miller
Harmon
Schmidt
Mayer
Main
Prendergast
Watson Burns
Engineer claims faster concrete ship launching method
Warren Arizona June 18 James Turney an engineer here believes he has an improved pentitia concrete ship method to build a ridge of ships in France. The feature is in releasing the forms used for pouring concrete by electric motors. Forms open to launch the ship and close again in ten minutes for the next pour.
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Warren
Ariz
James Turney
France
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