Sunset Bowlers Triumph Over Mills Quinte
Sunset Bowlers defeated Mills Quinte in a three game series at Grand Alleys Tuesday night scoring 770, 762 and 879. High games featured by Winslow and Howard with notable team totals and a close second place by Mills. Entries list individual scores for Begravins, Mills, Grynden, and Howard among others.
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Jist
Omega
Harry Mills
Sinehow
Lhe Miley
Tad Hik
Qin
Iyi
Mis Begravins Coma
Ames
Mills Aejee
Vtan Grynden
Laas
Wein Yy
Sameta
Cramer Bellinztie
Ulrich Pere
Howard
Pot
Naples
Tofner
Tsar
High Scores and Championship Match Tension Across Clubs
Shouts fill the arena as the national rifle association announces standings in class A events. Clubs nationwide report scores including Watertown at 1 983 and Boston area entries.ievements and regional results highlight ongoing competition.
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Wabshinton
Dre
National Rife Association of American
Kings Mills
Ohio
Watertown
Paul
Minn
New Liven
Conn
Quinnining
Ssc
Bedford
Vannten
Mass
Athletic events held at Y and theater showdowns noted
The Y hosted athletic events with multiple boys competing in a theater program. Scores listed include 62, 78, 8, 104, and others. George Mulheron and Jane Barber emerged in finals, Barber winning the school chess championship by defeating Bruce Rogers. Bike event planned for Wednesday with boys riding to Springs. Aubrey Schofield and Plord managed the meets.
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Boys Langs Peut
Panier
Theater Coet
Pitt Te
Brute
Maerk Posthealyey
Arthur ‘Duusheling
Mately
Aay
M. Pontlewades
Palhighers
Teee
Suva
Theorge Mulheron
Gueapuue
Befeati
Jane Barber
Ernest Creen
Brookes Dasramb
Gane Barber
Brucerogs
Uinadla
Mately Braohos
Aubrey Schofield
Plord
Taft Urges Military Drills for College Students
Former President William Taft addressed the National Collegiate Athletic Association in New York City, urging military drills for first two years of college life. He argued students are ideal material for future army officers and emphasized military preparedness as a core benefit of college training.
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NEW Cic
William of, Tuft
National Coueptate Athletic Association
Whitelin
Army
Government Hill and Laurel Heights Win Basketball Contests
In Sunday action Government Hill Aethentiat ousted their league rivals as Wilcox led with seven field goals and one free throw for fifteen points. Laurel Heights defeated West Indy Methodists as Stykes and Janert contributed key field goals to secure the win.
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Goverment Hill Aethentiat Awkel Hall Ovnnter
Avangelionl
Laurel iTwhetis Methodists
West Indy Methodists
Wilcox
A. Loewstury
Iosets
Stykes
Janert
Arnold
Ford
Kaine
Jackson
West Indies hoop game line notes and referees
Fragmentary sports recap lists players Sivkee, Gidley, Lacks, Barnes, Scott dividing goaling for the West Indies and mentions Gene Rong as referer. Includes referees Weber and Senk, guards Scott and Wells Gulley, and half notes with 15 minute halves.
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Winkers
Gidley
Lacks
Barnes
Scott
Gene Rong
Wells
Lacka
Spencer
Aes Barnes
Abhy Tvard
Wyilsom
Ely
Scott Jannt Guard
Gene Senk
Miiriaites
Ted Lewis Beats Willie Ritchie in Madison Square Garden Bout
Ted Lewis of Frug and Gallongton fights Willie Ritchie in a ten round match at Madison Square Garden. Lewis uses fast footwork and a sharp left hook to dominate most rounds while Ritchie shows grit but fails to seize the pace. Lewis weighed 139 pounds. Ritchie 144. Ritchie sustained a cut above the right eye.
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York
Ted (Kid
Lewid
Frug
Gultongnt Walle Dichie
Frangkeu
Madison Square Garden
Ritchie
Stitehie
Lewis
Riteila
Rivehle
Griffiths Beats Britton Akron individual boxing result
Johnny Griffiths of Akron outpointed Jack Britton of Chicago in a Tuesday bout by a close twelve round margin. Britton led early with experience but Griffiths controlled the late rounds, gaining a narrow victory.
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Akron
Johnny Griffiths
Thie Elty
Jack’ Britton
Chicago
Clight Mirgin
Brtton
Griffith
Britten
Griffithy
Giants Schedule Made Public By New York Club
The New York National League club released its 1910 schedule listing games across several dates and cities including Dallas Houston Detroit and New Orleans with key matchups and travel notes. The schedule shows early season dates in March and April and includes games in Beaumont Baton Rouge and other locations as part of the Giants travel itinerary.
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York
National’ League Club
Dallas
Tex
Houston
Ted
Detroit
Americ
Vas
Mouston
Beamont
Aprl & Danrkbians Slave University
Baton Gange
New Orleans
Gallant Defeats Yoakam in Boston Bout at Founda
Boston fighter Gib bert Gallant earned the referee’s decision over Alaniey Yoakam in a bout at Founda here Maer. The match featured territorial trades as the crowd watched the action unfold with Gallant taking the win.
Tom Shevlin a Famous Yale Coach Dies in Minneapolis
Thomas L. Shevlin of Minneapolis dies from pneumonia after contracting a cold while coaching the Yale football squad last fall. He guided Yale from 1902, captained the 1904 team, and was a renowned all around athlete and coach remembered for his leadership and impact on Yale football.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Thomas L. Shevlin
Holimiaire Juamberman
Yale
Ljed
Ghuvtli
California
Pneumona
Shey- UN
Ulmi Mileway
Harvard
Hilt Mina
Iele
Thomas Lee Shevlin
Hanor If Hong
Amerigat
Shevlin
Tio
Studhalter Upsets Hare In Handball Clash At MC A
Ernest Studhalter defeated Ray M Hare in straight games 11 7 24 8 11 7 in the handball tournament at the MC A Tuesday to reach the third round. The newcomer surprised handball fans with a left serve and smart returns, taking an early lead and holding on as Hare rallied briefly.
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Ernest Studhalter
Ray M. Hare
Studhalter
Bundshalter
Yiare
Sundhaller
Phyghtal
George Wheeler Referem
Umpire Training Plan Promoted at League Owners Meeting
League owners in Cincinnati next week will discuss spring training for umpires. Charles W. Weishem, purchaser of the Chicago Nationals, and Charles Williams, club secretary, said Tuesday the move would push adoption of the plan. It proposes sending umpires to training camps with the players, a system tried in the Federal League season and called a success.
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Cincinnati
Charles W. W.eeshman
Charles Williams
Nave
Fin Pires
PLAN RACE MEET AT YALE GRENADA TRACK
San Antonio Racing Association outlines a thirty day winter meet on the Yale Grenada track from January 24 to February 29 with five running events daily and large purses to attract owners of thoroughbreds from far and near to compete. A shooting accident in Mission Texas injures a veteran Texas Ranger noted as one of the region’s best shots.
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San Antonio Racing Association
Yale Grenada
Tanuary
Crek
Forrsier
Texas Ranger
Ihn Southweat
Linley
Rumor of Italian King Wounded in Austrian Grenade Strike
Overseas News Agency reports a sensational rumor that King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy has been wounded by an Austrian grenade in a hospital. The claim is labeled unverified. authorities and war weariness dominate, while socialist affiliates sought English talks but were blocked by British refusal.
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Amirllin
Bayville
Vietor Emmanuel
Italy
Mit
Overseas
London
Sve Manish Tribes
Socialist Party
England
Enitizh Javor
Ageney
Vor Neuhe Zeitung
Germany
Robbers Enter a Depot in Second Recent Theft
A Sunday night robbery at the Southern Pacific passenger station involved a broken window and forced office door. An amateur burglar hurried off before valuables could be taken as attempts were made to blow the safe with nitroglycerin. Local and railroad officers investigate.
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Sothern Pacife
Stadon
Yale
New Route to Russia Opens From Norway
A new steamship route from Norway to Russia is established. The Norwegian vessel Kong Helge carries American and English machinery to Russia, sailing Tromsoe to Alexandrovsk under favorable conditions. The line is expected to benefit Russia by easing trade amid Arctic freezing and Sweden transit disruptions.
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London
Ateamshilp
Norway
Russia
Kong Helge
Cariog
Tromsoe
Alexandrovsk
Copenhaagen
Arvlangel Bay
Sweden
Paris Lights May Brighten With Fewer Streets Lights
General Mau noury military governor of Paris expressed hope that the capital could be brighter without increasing the risk of air raids. He said he was examining the issue and if findings support it, a return to almost normal lighting could be made.
Golf Tourney Qualifier Sees Tie For Medal At Pinehurst
Dean Carter of New York and 8 Seggerman of Englewood CC tied at 81 to share medal honors in the qualifying round of the annual holiday week golf tournament at Pinehurst. One hundred ten players registered for the event, with the playoff to follow in the coming week.
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Pinehurst
Dean
Pnin G. Carter
New York
Seggerman
Englewood Country Club
Trendall Wins Bout In St Louis Welterweight Clash
St Louis reports Trendall defeats Len Row in an eight round welterweight bout. Trendall claims both fighters landed solid punches and notes the match as a strong finish to the night. The event underscores ongoing national boxing activity with plans to reconvene-related committees in early January.
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St. Louie
Dee
Len Rowlands
Rowlands
Recommendation of Navy Board Ignored Summary
Washington DC. The Navy General Board repeatedly urged a four ship program for dreadnoughts amid a century rise in capital ships but Congress largely reduced or rejected these recommendations. From 1900 to 1907 proposals were trimmed yearly, with only a fraction authorized and months later the board’s strongest asks were pared back.
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Washington, DB
Dee
Nevy General Board
Bord H
State Railroad Shows Profit and Growth Plans
Governor meets with H. Huddleston general manager of the state railroad based in Palestine. The road reports earnings surpassing expenses with a $1806 gain for the month. Huddleston favors extending the line to Dallas using convict labor to cut costs, estimating value at $22,000 per mile once finished. No formal steps set yet.
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Austin
Tex
H. Huddleston
Palestine
Huddleston
Ling la Dallas
Iran
Huddleafan
Engineers Confer In Austin With State Water Board
Dr. C M Hall of Alabama and Dr Ball visit Austin to confer with the state board of water engineers. They are guests of Dr T A Taylor dean of engineering at the University of Texas. The talks touch on federal conservation work and water resources investigations.
Grippe in New York spreads as death rate rises
New York officials report a grippe outbreak reaching from Chicago and other cities. The department of health warns uninfected people to avoid sneezing and coughing individuals. Influenza deaths and pneumonia cases climbed during the week ending December 25, with about 2000 pneumonia cases estimated.
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New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
Detroit
Philadalphia
Te Department of Health
Mie
Buildings Needed for Federal Records in Washington
Resolutions adopted at a joint meeting of the American Historical Association and allied bodies request Congress to appropriate funds to construct a dedicated federal records building in Washington. Senator Miles Poindexter of Washington presided. Lea F. Alek of the Carnegie Institution illustrated the current disarray of archives.
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Ashington
Congress
American Historical Association
American Economic Association
theAimerican Political, Science Assetion
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Lea F. Alek
Carnegie Institution of Washington
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