Record crowd crowns Medicine Hat meet as best field day in years
The Exhibition grounds hosted a standout championship meet with perfect weather and a large crowd. Local officials and the A A U were praised for smooth operation as fifty events unfolded, featuring runners, jumps, weight events, tug of war, and five-a-side football. Notable results include K D Stewart of Edmonton with 14 points, C B Wright of Edmonton second with 11, and A N Bright of Macleod third on the day.
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Exhibition Grounds
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K. D. Stewart
Edmonton
C. B. Wright
A. N. Bright
Macleod
M. Crockford
Medicine Hat
Rotarians
Kiwanis
Fr. Macdonald
G. Hood
H. Baker
J. M. Taylor
J. Black
A. Taylor
G. Caldwell
McEwen
D. Smith
W. McLean
W. Wilcott
JA. Hell
G. Féasley
P. R.—Mcrae
Tischer
E. Tust
W. B. Towne
E. L. Dickinson
G. Embree
A. KE. Mew
Tolice—East
al. Collier
Clancy
B. Humberger
Scott
F. Gilbert
Chalmers
Pooshaak Callies
Callies
Vets
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Redcliff
Patterson
Smith
Smart
R. Clark
Reynolds
Webb
Gishler
Sangster
McNish
Mason
Jameson
Hepple
Appleton
Carpenter
Washers
Margaret Fisher
Jean Kinnaird
Mary Gillis
Irvine
Wade
Ayling Bros
Cecil Hotel
Kilty
Park Pavilion
Hector Lang
Amateur Athletic Association
Huckvale
Law
Sharlard
Lakey
Etter
Lenore Fisher
Wilson
Ross
Neill
Mark Spratt
Bright
Russell
Calgary
Lethbridge
Ken
Bassett
Alberta Baseball Playoffs Tension Rises Across Intermediates
Drumheller faces protests as Carstairs seeks to have the Rosebud league decide its Alberta intermediate champion. Innisfail loses to Swalwell 4 1 in the opening series game amid protest over player eligibility. A three game series was ordered between Innisfail and Carstairs with a rain postponement affecting the schedule.
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Carstairs
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Cheesmatt
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Teague
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Oldson
Innisfall
Howlett
Drumheller’ Intermediate Baseball Club
Drumhéler
Provincia
Page
McMahon
McKain Dia
Inniatail
Red Deer
Swalwell
Callies Meet Vets Friday In Cup Contest
The second playoff game between Vets and Callies is set for tomorrow night at the ball grounds with kickoff at 6 15 p.m. Referee Allen will oversee the match as both teams are expected to be at full strength after earlier delays.
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Callies
Allen
Medicine Mat Callies
Canadians Win in Newport Tennis Doubles
Willard Crocker and David Morice of Montreal advanced to the fourth round of the Newport invitation doubles after a sensational 6-3 6-4 victory over R Norris Williams of Philadelphia and W M Washburn of New York on Wednesday afternoon in Newport Rhode Island.
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Newport
R.L
Willard Crocker
David Morice
Montreal
R. Norris
Williams
Philadelphia
Vancouver Star Defense Player Joins Calgary Club
Vancouver reports Art Duncan, star defenseman for the Vancouver hockey team, has accepted terms from Lloyd Turner Calgary manager and will report in December. Reg Mackay, Calgary defense, comes to Vancouver through the deal.
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Vancouver
Art Duncan
Lloyd Turner
Calgary
Reg, Mackay
Gertrude Ederle May Try Channel Swim Again
Circles close to New York swimmer Gertrude Ederle say she will likely attempt another English Channel swim soon. A definite decision is expected by Thursday in Boulogne as she weighs the plan amid training and conditions.
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Boulogne
Gertrude Edeerle
New York
Caledonian Club Executives Urged to Meet at City Hall
The Caledonian Football Club convenes a full executive meeting at City Hall immediately after the Callies versus Vets United game. Each member should bring their season ticket return figures.
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Callies
Vets ‘United
Swimming Club Meeting Planned at Civic Pool Tonight
The Swimming Club will meet at the civic pool tonight for a briefing on arrangements for a juvenile event in the afternoon.
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Civic Swimming Pool
Three Die In Wire Fence Incident At Iowa City
Three men died near Iowa City when entangled in a barbed wire fence that touched a high voltage line during repairs. The victims were Joe Will, 35, Paul Miller, and John Miller. Investigators say the fence was charged during repairs and bridged a high tension line, causing a fatal shock.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Joe Will
Paul Miller
John Miler
Kenneth Williams Struck on Head In Browns Game
Kenneth Williams of the St. Louis Browns was sent to a hospital after a pitched ball struck him in Cleveland last Saturday. An x ray will determine skull fracture risk and he will be out of the game indefinitely. Dr. Robert Hyland, the club physician, accompanied him.
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Kenneth Williams
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Robert Hyland
Williams
Unnamed Scoreboard Lineup From Chicago to Philadelphia
The scoreboard lists scores for Chicago six, New York seven, St Louis four, Boston five, Pittsburg seven, Brooklyn eight, Cincinnati four, and Philadelphia five.
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New York
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
City Scoreboard Shows Busy Night Across Major Leagues
Washington 12 leads Cleveland 3 while New York 3 falls to Detroit 4 and Philadelphia 8 defeats St. Louis 9 Boston 1 and Chicago 3 in a series of close outcomes across the circuit.
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Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Reading Tops Toronto Eight to One in IL Action
In an International League game Reading defeated Toronto 8 to 1. Other IL results include Baltimore 12 over Buffalo 2 Providence 4 over Syracuse 5 Jersey City 8 over Rochester 9.
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Reading
Toronto
Baltimore
Buffalo
Providence
Syracuse
Jersey City
Rochester
American Association Scores and Standings
Indianapolis 3 tops Minneapolis 2 while Kansas City 10 defeats Columbus 6 in a recent American Association contest.
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Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Pacific Coast League Scoreboard Fragment
Readable lines show team scores and cities across the Pacific Coast League. Vernon Seattle Portland Salt Lake City and San Francisco appear with varied results and dates, suggesting a listings-like summary of games and standings.
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Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Vernon
Seattle
Portland
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Oakland
Man Sentenced to a Year in Lethbridge Jail
Aug 18 before Polldd Magistrate Stedman Murrey was sentenced to twelve months in the Lethbridge jail for theft and related offenses. An inmate at the White TM Lunch boarding house on Fifteenth St described a day when he was hungry and received a meal prize from other inmates before returning to the house.
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Macleod
Polldd
Stedman
Classified ad touts fastest dittle salesmen in the world
A brief, promotional claim appears advertising the “quickest dittle salesmen in the world” and urging readers to prove it by engaging with The Newa. The fragmentary text suggests a snappy marketing line rather than a full sale listing.
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Newa
Northern Explorer Back In September
Lieutenant Commander MacMillan plans return from Ethas Greenland aboard the Bowdoin or Peary by late September with a radio message to The Ensuing Express. The crew is reported well and happy as they Near Portland Maine and Wiscasset on their usual schedule around September 20.
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Maine
Donald B. MacMillan
Ethas
Greenland
Daniel Hoge
Express
Bowdoin
General 24 hour strike widens in Marseilles amid bank walkout
A 24 hour sympathy strike for bank employees was proclaimed in Marseilles and observed widely. The report notes steamer arrivals including the Resolute from Hamburg and the President Roosevelt from Bremen arriving in New York.
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Marseilles
France
New York
Hamburg
Roosevelt
Bremen
Canadian sentiment and Alberta views at gathering
Victoria reports a lively meeting where speakers praised Canadian sentiment and Alberta progress including education, University of Alberta, and ambitions of a young Canadian. Lopushinsky’s remarks were highlighted as valuable, eliciting strong applause as the event neared its close with God Save the King sung.
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Alberta
Lopushinsky
God
King
Professional Soccer League Talk Surges In Early Reports
Toronto reports from Billy Fenton soccer editor describe growing chatter about a big professional league involving American clubs, Montreal and Toronto. The proposed schedule would run May to October with July off, cross-border teams keen yet cautious, and Hamilton clubs notably left out of the planning.
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Billy Fenton
Monttreal
Montreal
Avith
Iin
Actoss
Mite - Hamilton
Husband brands lothario with initials in brutal assault
Chicago police report a man identified as Walter Johnson branded his rival with his initials using hot wire in front of witnesses. Johnson, 25, allegedly branded in the cheek after a dispute over attention to Mrs Rose Feleci, 19. He then staggered to a police station with his face seared and tied ankles.
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Chicago
Walter “Johnson
Rose ‘Feleci
Victor
Johnson
Wireless phones on trains tested on Hamburg Berlin line
After six years of experiments a wireless telephone system is installed on trains between Hamburg and Berlin. Travellers can call or be called from any exchange by any subscriber. The invention will be extended to all main government rail sections and will allow train to train communication.
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Hamburg-Berlin
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