Alberta A A U Convention Opens at Medicine Hat City Hall
The provincial convention of the Alberta Branch of the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada opened at City Hall in Medicine Hat with Mayor Huckvale welcoming delegates. J D Clarke Edmonton and others spoke on unity and progress as reports and finances were adopted.
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Alberta
Amateur Union
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J. A. Clarke
Mamonton
Edmonton
R. W. Henderson
Cardston
C. B
Chessman
John. Leslie
J. A. Wke
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Hat—T. Brooks
G.° Milburn
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Campbell
Ald
Craic He Lang
J. M. Taylor
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E. Crane
A. R. Insane J. Alendergon
J. T. Banyan
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Awelowie
J.D
Clarke Hdmonton
Leti Bridge
Visi. Ing
Lang
Amateur Athletic Union of Canada
Medicine Hat
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Bodie
Seelig
Track
Fiek
Ami
Citie
Alberta Amateur Athletic Union discusses rules and division plans
Letter from Hector Lang president of the Alberta Branch of the Amateur Athletic Union of Canada outlines interpretation duties, penalties, and proposed provincial division. He endorses careful enforcement of rules, applauds Dr. Lamb’s remarks, and stresses unity, fair play, and advancement in amateur sport.
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Swimming Club Meeting and Practice at City Hall
The Swimming Club will hold a meeting at 9 o clock Tuesday evening August 25 at City Hall. That night swimming practice runs from 8:30 to 9. Phonetic timing noted for members.
Butch Anderson Narrowly Escapes in Gulf Pursuit
Report from Pensacola Florida dated August 22 describes a small schooner named Mexico moving southeast as authorities and reporters identify George Butch Anderson, a mail robber and alleged killer of Ben Hance and his wife, as the escapee linked to the case.
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Butch” Anderson
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Drumheller Juniors Set for Wednesday Championship Games
Drumheller Juniors travel to face Types II next Wednesday for a provincial junior baseball playoff double header. The visiting team, stronger than last year, defeated Calgary juniors and aims for a finals berth. Drumheller hosts two games Saturday and seeks local fan support for a double victory.
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Baseball score roundup across leagues
Scores from the major leagues show varied results with rain postponements in the National League. Key games include Chicago routing New York 8 to 1 and Boston 7 over St Louis 9, while Seattle defeated Sacramento 4 to 2 and Portland beat Salt Lake 13 to 4.
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Ruth May Not Sign New York Salary Contract
A Cleveland dispatch reports Babe Ruth may not receive his $52 000 annual salary under the current contract when it expires. His batting slump to around .250 for the season could reduce pay, and Ruth plans a hunting trip to New Brunswick after the season. He may stay in the woods for a month to mount a bold effort to secure a new deal.
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Wills Aims for Timney and Dempsey Fights in 1926
Paris reports heavyweight contender Harry Wills, after three weeks at Carlsbad, ready to meet any opponent. He plans to sail to New York by August 29 if managers confirm, hopes a Timney bout on September 29 is true, and says a Dempsey match could net him significant earnings after 11 years in boxing.
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Langford Bloods-Own Baby of Boxing Heads to War Tour
Langford, famed as a hard punching contender with 22 fights and about $20,000 earnings, weighs 2.15 pounds in street clothes and can reach fighting weight in two weeks. He will leave Paris Monday for a tour of battlefields and return to board the Aquitania at Cherbourg.
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Ladies Orange defeat Girl Guides in exhibition baseball
In an exhibition game at the Industrial dlamdid last night the Ladies Orange edged the Girl Guides 11 to 7 after a tense eight and a half innings. Walter Pace called the game due to darkness with Hazel Coursey the winning pitcher and Joan Wilson pitching for the Guides.
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Jean Lauder
Doris Appléton
Edith Kerry
Laura Daniels
Velma Reid
Margaret
Bisher
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Lizzie Whittred
Wilma Buttrey
Ava Hawkins
Izola
Moore
Pearl Kellar
Lois ‘Kellar
Gale Hawkins
Harry Greb Hurt In Motor Accident
Pittsburg dispatch reports middleweight boxing champion Harry Greb seriously injured in an auto crash near the city. He was taken to West Penn hospital with two broken ribs and back and chest bruises. Doctors warn internal injuries will be clarified after X ray results.
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West Penn Hospital
Scottish League Scores From Today
Scottish First Division results include Airdrieonians 4 Aberdeen 1 and Celtic 2 Cowdenbeath 5. Other leaders such as Rangers 1 Motherwell 0 and Hearts 0 Hibernians 8 highlighted a day of varied results across divisions.
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Veterans Defeat the Callies 1-0 in Narrow Win
The Veterans beat the Callies 1-0 after a late start game limited to half an hour. Veterans led 1-0 at twenty minutes and both sides failed to score in the second half as Callies pressed, with Veterans advancing to face Redcliffe in the finals of the MeClellan Cup. Lineups list Chandler McLennan Given Nason Appleton Hepple McAffer W Carpenter Butterworth Stout Fairlass for Veterans and Hall Smart Brown Goldie Patterson Hopkins Smith Gishler Z Clark R Clark for Callies. Referee Re-Allen.
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Champion's rally ends with crash on slippery road
The group led by Grob faced a tense confrontation as a plan to advance to Brie for a fight against Jimmy Darragh fell through. After slipping on night rain, Grob's car skidded off the road and overturned near a hill blocking a highway. The others escaped with no serious injuries.
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