Army Nat Men and Pugs Tie Up Saturday
Army and Navy boxing and wrestling clash draws near at Kelly Field and Fort Sam Houston. The second inter camp meet features seven bouts with a half hour singfest by Army M M C A director J W Reid before events begin at 7 30 PM Saturday on Flying Field No 1.
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Fort Sam Houston
Aviaticn
J. W. Reid
Army ¥. MM. C. A
Fort
Kelly
Carl Fleming
Oklahoma
Willie Aimes
Canton
Johnny Griffith
Flying Post
F. Saunders
Nick
Behn
New York
Gustav Chauvy
Peter G. Pederson
Taluinet
Mich
Pederson
Webb
Adolph Ernst
Rast
iLand
Welly Wield
Ratsch
Robert Scott Israel
A. Kutehel
School of Arms
Camp Travis
HW. B. Foster
A. Reid
M. C. Salassa
Fortham Piouston
Damage suits settle for five thousand four hundred dollars
Derill Pratt and John Lavan former members of the St Louis Americans settled their $50 000 damage suits against Phil Ball president of the St Louis Club receiving $5400 total payment. Ball said the settlement cost him nothing and sportsmen inferred the American League paid. Monroe Dolly Stark signed with Memphis as an infield player for the 1918 season joining the Memphis Southern Association club after his tenure with the San Antonio Bronchos.
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John Lavan
St. Louis Americans
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Ball
Stark
Memphis
Monroe
Dolly) Stark
Southern Association
San Antonio Bronchos
Houston Buffaloes
Houston
Kelly Sfield
League Park
H. J. Benson
Benson
Kelly Field
Longacre
Cline Reclaims Medal in Open Pistol Shoot
Cline regained the weekly open pistol shoot medal at the municipal range after tying Barbera at 43 of 50 on the 1 inch bull at 20 yards. In the shootoff Cline scored 39 to Barbera's 34 with other top scores listed by Rhodes, Mitchell, Reiber, Koch. Preliminary matches under artificial light saw Barbera lead match 3 while Cline led match 4 with high totals for RHodus and others. A five inning tie between Giants and Indians and other city sports results are noted in the report.
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LL. Cline
Mr. Cline
C. M. Barbera
Cline
Barbera
H. M. Rhodes
H. H Mitchell
T. A. Reiber
L. M. Koch
A.P. Barbera
Mitchell
L. L. Cline
T. A. Rieber
HH. M. Rhodus
L.j. Cline
C.F. Barbera
Sergeant. Mitchell
T. A. Stieber
T. M. Rhodus
L. M. Noch
J. J. Cusack
Brown An Able Successor In Local Baseball Lean
Brown shows promise as successor to Williams on the local baseball scene. Detroit overwhelms Cincinnati 15 to 0 in a Central League tilt. In another game, the Chicago Cubs defeat Houston in a lopsided 6 to 1 scoreline.
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Williams
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Houston
Tex
Butta
Chicago Cubs
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Valier
Oklahoma Elevation Facts From Geological Bulletin
The highest point in Oklahoma is on the west side of Cudarron county at 4750 feet above sea level. The lowest point is the Red River near Shawneetown at 300 feet. Bulletin 564 lists precise elevations for 1800 Oklahoma points derived by spirit leveling for mapping and engineering surveys.
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Red River
Shawneetown
Lew Bulletin
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Thos
Geological Bulletin
Community meeting speakers named for patriot event
Mrs Floyd McGown Charles % Meeks and Superintendent Judge W 5 ly and Nat M Washer named as speakers for a patriotic community gathering to be held Thursday evening at the Main Avenue High School auditorium. Major Generals Buckman and Allen invited as guests of honor.
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Charles
Meeks
W. 5.Ly
Nat M. Washer
Main Avenue High School
John W. Buckman
Henry T. Allen
The
Wiles
San Antonio
Sudden Death Cases Investigated at Camp Travis
A board of medical officers reports Corporal Osar HW Overturf died from self administered carbolic acid while en route to Camp Travis by jitney. He was 24, from Dallas, with a Texas Alvarado home and a wife. Also, Private Anson H James died of acute heart ailment after baseball, home in Wirt Oklahoma. Private W G Weems died of brain affection. All deaths tied to camp within months, no outside influence found.
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Battery
Droth Field Artillery
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Overturf
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James Overturf
Alvaredo
Texas
Turis
Suitice
Anson H. James
James
Wirt
Okla
Mra
Maybelle James
W. G. Weems
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