Sweet and Baird Win Individual Matches at Alamo Shoot
Alamo Rifle Club results show G W Sweet defeating G W Smith 92 to 86 on the inch bullseye at 16 yards with a rifle. Sweet also edged Smith by sight points in a .22 match. G W Baird won again against J A Miller at the one half inch bullseye, 73 to 70, as Pat Miller scored 62. J Cushman posted 70 in the practice shoot. J A Smith tally reached 46 out of 100.
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Alamo
Alamo Rifle Club
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G. W. Smith
Alamo Club
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Smith
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JT Cushman
Peabo
Greek Refuses Return Match in Blood Feud Bout
Promoter J A Forward reports Greek wrestler Kotsonaros refused Pel Brown’s proposed return match. Weight issues and a ringside 187 pound clause cited as reasons. Brown weighs about 110 pounds, with offers to face both Brown and manager cited as still possible.
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Pel Brown
Earge Katsonaros
Agnis Fen
Adolph Ernst
Chelly
J. A. Forward
Brown
Warward
Ant
Jace Kalsomaros
Kotsonaros
Forward
Porward
Ute Greek
Ernst
Beethoven Hall
Greck
Dynamie athlete Norman Rods sets four world marks in national meet
Norman Rods of San Francisco dominated the National U. A. U. meet in Chicago with four world records. He won the 300 yard open in 3.16.16, broke the 20 yard mark by 2:06.4 eight, clocked 21.5 in the 220, and won the 50 yard event in 2:41.1.5, eclipsing prior bests in each event.
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Chicago
Norman Rods
Dynamie Athletic
San Francisco
Uw. A. U
Ross Finisheld
Johnsons plan to start games on sun time in tactless
A discussion of baseballs daylight saving time issue. Ban Johnson advocates resuming games on the old sun time, proposing 2 to 2:10 p.m. starts and girls at 4 to 4:30 p.m. under sun time. Critics warn the move defeats the daylight saving law and confuses schedules as teams prepare for travel and travel plans.
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Johnson
New York
Vlan O
Plessue
John BK. Vener
Tima I Tu
Ditsebal
Imere
Mirlrawn
Peacock Victorious In Ninth Inning Toss Up
In a tight ninth inning battle the Peacork Military College defeated St Louis College 5 errors by Peacock and four by St Louis, Mel homered for Peacock and Lenis lashed hard drives while pitchers Goin and Ayers worked well.
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Peacork Military College
Baumer
St. Louis
Finics
Peacock
Mel
Aurdion
Lenis
Louis College
Peacocks
Miliese
Banner Anl
Denmilley Peacock
F.ereeson
Campbell
Gutler
Tay Uie
Pive
Bradford
Track Meet Between Infantry Regiments At Mitch Field
A Saturday track meet between the 357th and 345th regiments was held at Mitch Field Artillery. Events began at 1:39 with military flair as officers chaired. The Mitch Field unit won most events, earning first, second, and third place pennants and a league trophy for the regiment.
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1Ifth Infantry
367Th Infantry
Artilbery
Kelly Wield
Capt
P Semmes Walmsley
Nantes
Met
Southwestern A & M Win Seventh Straight In Tough Tilt
Southwestern A & M remained undefeated with a seventh straight win after beating Furmans 4 to 2. Ritaerin Stokes starred for Southwestern as the visitors struck early, with key hits in the first two innings and strong defense behind the mound.
Southwestern routs A M with early runs and late offense
The report notes a rough inning for A M with an error allowing a Pirate run while A M failed to get a hit after the first inning. Key players include Higdon, McHurray, Blakes, Esser, McDonald, and Limpire as Southwestern pitchers and hitters.
International League formed with eight base clubs
The new International League of eight baseball clubs with Class AA rating will open May 3 with teams from Toronto Buffalo Rochester Jersey City and Newark. Joseph J. Lanin elected chairman of the board of directors with Voronto Rochester Baltimore and others represented. The schedule runs to September 1 and 100 percent Tobacco Mouse, The Travelers' Cigar Shop. Ave. Cy fan.
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New
Internation
National Association of Professioin
Voronto
Buffalo
Hochester
Jaise
Binghamton
Baltimore
Yorkey City
Newark
Joseph J. Lanin
Direetors
Mochester
Biltore
Bach Clalis
Nh Oranlger
Travelers’ Cigar Shop
Managers Meeting Proclaimed By Bus Company Leaders
Managers of all Sunday schools and related groups are urged to attend a gathering called by Physical Director Walter Janert. A session will review the business before the meeting, with a vote expected on plans and representation, though attendance numbers and details remain tentative.
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Yoo Uw
Elouk
Alt. A
Walter Janert
Alirat
BAKER TO HAVE AIDS WALLINGTON CONGRESA
Fragmented text reports a political reshuffle with potential secretary appointments and a military procurement liaison. It mentions Frederick Keppel, Dean Kenpel, and Mr Stettinius, with references to industrial, commercial duties and non military county life. Also brief baseball and exhibition scores across several cities with chaotic wording.
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F Raleer
Mr. Stettinius
Dean Kenpel
Minty
London in a Dense Fog Strands City and River Incident
In a thick London fog, a woman walked into the Thames at Richmond while seeking a streetcar. Her cries were heard by a wounded sergeant of the South African forces who aided her. Nightfall complicated rescue efforts as crowds moved on foot toward their destinations and found shelter at stations.
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Tdchmond
London Telegraph
Kergeant
Gonfieion
Titfin
Olga
Pane Hations
GIANT MANAGER DICTS AGAINST MIDGET PITCHERS IN GIANTS STAFF
New York April 3 11 McGraw Giants manager opposed to small pitchers. Cincinnati Reds acquired a diminutive hurler Conley from Texas League who won pennant for Aulus. Conley performed well last season and continued strong through twenty one minor league starts. The Giants balked at Conley and questioned the value of smaller pitchers.
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New York
Juin
McGraw
Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Yanug
Conley
Aulus
Calla Stipe
Corny Paruenny Reagan
Merzob
Metrewalwits
Coyles
Ford
Hay McGean
Hudulph
Eenevis
Eenevis, of Holking Owt On the Ods and Ty Piac
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Army Starred Ex-Basesman Tierney at Camp Dodge Iowa
James Arthur Verney, private and former third baseman for a San Antonio baseball team, is stationed at Camp Dodge Iowa. He wrote to his old friend Besickins, noting his unit and recalling past seasons with the Blues in Kansas City and various teammates including Storey and Henning.
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James Arthur ‘Verney
San Antonio
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Corton
Fang
Besickins
Elling
Tierney
Colton
Kansas City
Blues
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