Nervous collapse and grippe keep Ruth out of play
Babe Ruth likely to miss early season with nervous collapse after arrival from Knoxville and a grippe attack. Miller Huggins, Yankee manager, predicted Ruth not fit to play for 10 days or more, though not considered critically ill. Ruth has suffered weeks of nervous instability and earlier influenza, with team planning a possible trip to New York while awaiting medical advice as the Yankees and Dodgers played a recent exhibition.
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Associated Press
Ashville
3. C
Babe Ruth
Yankee
Knoxville
Ruth
Hugging
Grippe
Wuggins
New York
Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Greenville
D. C
Helena High Basketball Team Returns From National Play
Helena High school basketball team arrived from Chicago at noon and faced a planned show of the “old spirit” but has the hoop game shelved for the 1924 season. Track baseball golf and marble events now share attention as spring sports surge. rumors say Montana University relations may allow Helena to send a track squad to the state meet if top material is found. Coach Thomas has not yet returned from Chicago, and selection hinges on finding top-notch players among many hopefuls.
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al. Gaskill
Helena
Chicago
University of Montana
Helena High
Thomas
Hero of track meet dies from exertions at San Jose
James Mint Howell, Stanford senior and hero of the 1922 Stanford California track meet, dies after a relapse from influenza and tuberculosis following a high fever. He competed in the high jump to help Stanford tie California at 6313 points, then fell ill and never recovered. Dan Courtier Long of Colorado Springs won a lightweight bout over Jimny Hutcheon of New York.
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Associated Press
Stanford University
Cal
James Mint Howell
San Jose
Howell
Stanford
California
Denver
Dan C'terror’ Long
Colorado Springs
Jimnny Hutcheon
New York
Hi Li Hi Li World’s Fastest Sport From Miami
Billy Evans reports on Miami as a sport hub from December through April, highlighting sighting golf, speedboats, polo, archery golf, greyhound races, boxing, jai alai, and the rise of Hi-Li. He explains Hi-Li as a fast hybrid of handball and tennis played on a three sided court with a wicker basket and wall bounces. He notes two great golf stars struggled to hit the front wall and predicts New York will soon embrace Hi-Li.
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Billy Evans
Miami
Fla
Florida
Tegattz
New York
Diegel
Sarazen
T v
Inez and Mason Fight To Draw In A Lightweight Bout
Inez and Mason fought to a draw in a lightweight contest described as fast and aggressive with racing exchanges and a late surge by Inez. Paul Fritsch, formerly European middleweight champion, knocked out Mike Kerenmisn in a 19 round bout, signaling a potential rematch in the near future.
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Inez
Mason
United States
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Lineups Across Cities
Exhibition games listed from Augustaqua to Ashville show MLB and minor league teams facing off in Nashville New Orleans Philadelphia Louisville Atlanta Birmingham and Ashville. Notable participants include Coveleskie Cvengros Olsen Young Mackey Mitchell Carlson Reitz Meeker and Jenkins among others with varied results. The record compiles lineups pitchers and fielders for multiple venues and teams.
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Augueia
Washington
New York
Coveleskie
Martina
Welly
Ruel
Scott
Greenfield
Hartley
Nashville
Tenn Th Hor
Chicago
Cvengros
Connally
Bischott
Olsen
Young and Mackey
New Orleans
Rk. Oh
Cleveland
Seer
Teeney
Speece
Dowie
Walters
Molh
Marr
Myatt
Philadelphia
R. H. FE
Phiadelphia
Mitchell
Carlson
Wenline
Rommel
Walberg
Reitz
Meeker
Perking
Cochran
Louisville
Boston
FAY
Lewisville
A. AD
Foss
Buffing
Pletnich
Dunlad
Tincupx
Redman
Atlanta
Tetrak
Collins
Johnson
Woodall
Basster
Fiparas
Slappey
Jenkins
Broek
Birmingham
Young Sterling defeats Hugh Walker in 16 round bout
In Augusta Ohio on April 7 Young Sterling of Atlanta won a 16 round decision over Hugh Walker of Kanear City. The Geotalan pressed the attack through most of the fight while Walker rallied at moments to push back hard.
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Augusta
Young Sterling
Atlanta
Hugh Walker
Kanear City
Geotalan
Walker
Limen
Drawings For State Handball Tourney Tonight
Drawings for the state handball tournament will be held tonight at 6 in the association building in Helena with delegates from each club in attendance. The three day event runs daily from morning until night, with a special 7 pm session Friday for the tournament dinner in the Eddy Truse room. More than 70 players, both local and visiting, are listed in the entries, and the annual meeting will follow dinner to elect officers and discuss next year’s plans.
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Tellaws
Helena
A. C. A. Courta
Association
State Handwall Association
Dilton
Bud? O'Leary
W. A. Lane
State College briefs intramural baseball season at MSU
State College fields the largest student baseball intramural effort at Montana State College, with 25 games planned among five fraternities Law clubs and an independent team. Varsity players are barred, coaching by Gr Romney aims to build spring squad including veteran pitchers Givnn Yedlicka Cranston and others as spring practice begins after intramural completion.
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Boseman
Apel
Montana State College
Imix
Gr. Romney
Iyi
Fraterniller
Law Mets
MS. Hews
Marviwie
Givnn
Ald
Galehe Jers
Yedlicka
Cranston
Tatfur Hays
Noas
Pacific Coast League Baseball Opens With Narrow Wins
Irregular scrawl reports opening day in the Pacific Coast League with Portland, Salt Lake City, and others struggling to win. Los Angeles suffered a late inning surge by Portland, while San Jose and Sacramento saw rain delay key moments. Numerous players and teams are named in a patchy summary of scores and lineups from the season’s start.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Tin
Portland
Angels
Salt Lake City
Aipalo
Knight
Seattle
San Nessee Seals
Joewl
Uast
T Vernon
al Sal
St Var
Pirates Look for Great Season After Tonsil Surgery
San Francisco reports a Pirates team aiming for a strong season after three players had tonsil operations during the winter. Hub players Traynor and Gooch are back in form, boosting hopes as Wright moves to the majors. In boxing news, Ler Cooper signs for a title bout with Mickey Walker set for May 19 in San Francisco, reinforcing a busy sports week.
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San Francisco
Pushars
Pirates
Eather
Pje’ Traynor
Johnny Gooch
Nia
Minna Tonaire
Glenn Wright
Ehlerap
Apel S—iffietals
Dyheervatorselah
Ler Cooper
Minimeapolis
Bert
Mickey Walker
Cooper
Pacific Coral
Sia Francisey
Crossword Puzzle Scrambled Clues and Answers Debris
Fragmented crossword item lists numerous garbled clues and outputs including bloated phrases like to sprout prep place in cave for surgically and inconsistent spellings. It appears as a damaged puzzle page with stray terms such as cabbage opposite exterior covering mid day naps and various misread lines, offering no coherent solution. The readable bits indicate standard crossword entries but lack solvable structure or complete facts.
New York Boxing Board Restores Several World Champs
The New York boxing board reinstates multiple world champions after hearings and conditional promises. Welterweight Walther is back on the list, while light heavyweight Mike Merisue and others await further commission decisions within weeks.
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New York
Sehates
York
Athletic Commission
Iday
Chi
Mirke
Walther
Aipion
Dace Shade
Mike Merisue
Worll
Pien
Cieventender
Andra
Jimier
Clampier
Slade
Warg
Lear
Blakeslee Wins Intercollegiate Cross Country Sprint Again
Blakeslee repeated as winner at the Intercollegiate cross country sprint, breaking prior records with a decisive finish. George Dukeyies led early, while Pyles and Charles Howard trailed in a sprint finish among a field of ten.
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Blakeslee
George Dukeyies
Intermeauntahy Poien Eillege
Bine
Smimnete Pyles
Serngding
Charles Howard
Frosty Peters Sets World Mark In Montana Freshmen Track
Hexeman April 7 Frosty Peters of Billings newly set a world record by kicking 17 field goals in one game while with the State college freshmen. He also threw the javelin farther than the conference official record, nearing 170 feet. Coach Rumney reports Peters showing great promise for the spring season alongside Montana State’s emerging track stars Creswell Hachwan Bramsey and Cates as they rebuild after graduation.
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Hexeman
Frost
Peters
Billings
Jase
Luek Codvches
Rumney Hi Peters
Montana
Creswell
Hachwan
Bramsey
Cates
Whan
Ineligue
Barhiman
Jan Qauny
Salt Lakes
Aho
Rochon
Bente
Koti
Salis
Ugh Hurdigs
Wien Bevera
Salve
Olsen
Dardis
Mantaba
Mostina
Hai Evral
Devers
Earlie
Weare
Hye
Romary
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