Open rifle event leads by Sweet Clarke and Mitchell
G. W. Sweet of the Alamo Rifle Club Capt 2 H Clarke of the quartermaster corps and Sergt J H Mitchell tied for the top score in the open rifle competition on the eight inch bulls eye at 300 yards with 94 each. A Rieber and K W Fortune tied for second with 90. J J Walsh and Rt L Goldthorp shown as new riflemen scored 60 and Charles Woessner 80. Lieut W C Hargrove 76. In 20 inch bulls eye Goldthorp and Lieut Muller horn scored 100 at 300 yards. Police represented on range with many first-time shooters including J J Cossack 96 Fred Workman 96 William Waltersdorf 38 George Capp 85 Fred Schofenders 57 St George Price 4 W M Allen 80 I H Flores 72 J Haywood 56 D Hussey 56 D Bradshaw 24. In pistol on three inch bulls eye Clarke and Kieber 100. Bateman 90, Har grove SA Lipscomb 20. In first range event with .22 title Sweet and Mitchell 98, Goldthorp 95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Sweet
Alamo Rifle Club
2. H. Clarke
The
Quartermaster Corps
Sergi JI. H. Mitchell
A. Rieber
Big Dandy Rifle Club
K. W. Fortune
J. J. Walsh
Rt. L. Goldthorp
Charles Woessner
Lieut
W. C. Hargrove
Eldthorp
Wf. C. Mullerhorn
Takiug
J.J. Cossack
Fred Workman
Willian Waltersdorf
George Capp
BSF
Fred Schofenders
St. George Price
W. M. Allen
I. H. Flores
J. Haywood
D. Hussey
D. Bradshaw
1H. Clarke
T. A. Kieber
Y. A. Bateman
Hargrove SA
Ww. C. Lipscomb
Sweet
Sergt
Mitchell
Goldthorp
Colonel Roosevelt May Be Pallbearer At Sullivan Funeral
Boston February reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt may serve as pallbearer for John L Sullivan, with plans under way after Sullivan’s remains were moved from the Sullivan farm to his sister’s Roxbury home. Friends include Charence Rowley and others discussing the tribute and a casket needed from New York. Also notes boxing bouts: Ever Hammer seeks rematch with Sailor Freedman. Downey vs Tegan in Milwaukee on February 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Heedore Roosevelt
John L. Sullivan
Roosevelt
Sullivan Farm
Abington
Apnie I. Lennin
Roxbury
Smi Army of Friends
Lennin
Charence Wwowley
Lor Sullivan
Rowley
John
Rooselt
Sullivan
Colonel Cody
Coustaty Bill
Sullivan’s
New York
Nammer
Hammer
Sailor Freedmian
Fort Sheridan
Tammer
Downey
Ary An Downey
Toegan
Milwaukee
Tegan
Ohio
Joplin Maintains Fifteen Years Of Continuous Boxing
Joplin Missouri hosts fifteen years of uninterrupted boxing events with a single promoter. The Southwest Athletic Club, led by Jimmy Bronson, runs a 4500 member organization backed by big local firms. City officials regulate licensing and events, drawing attention for high gate receipts and long-standing matchups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Jimmy Bronson
The
Southwest Athletic Club
Loni Douglas
Carl Mortisdine Wynn
Marix
Heat up the flue wastes much coal warns expert
Prof. H V Carpenter, dean of engineering, notes coal price rises tied to higher miners wages, new safety and first aid laws, and stricter mining rules. He warns coal won’t return to former levels and may rise further as consumption wastes fuel. He urges true economy in coal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Spokesman-Review
H. V. Carpenter
The
College of Engineering
State College
Northwest
Carpenter
Railroad Men in Service 70 000
Recent reports from American railroads show about seventy thousand men have left railway service to join the colors. The Pennsylvania System reports 9019 in the army or navy, roughly one man per mile of track. New York Central records 7143 under arms. W. W. Atterbury, vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, is director general of American- operated railways in France with brigadier general rank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Age
Pennsylvaniaystem
New York Central
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Rail
America
Reniwasa
France
Big Week Ahead for Y Athletes in Class Events
A full week of activities is planned for Y athletes under Physical Director Wal ter Janert as senior events begin Monday night with the pull up on the horizontal bar. Ernest Green leads the individual standings narrowly while the Business Men's Volleyball League forms Tuesday at 6. Captains Lender two men from the evening class and two from the noonday group include J. W. Waller Frank Cunningham J. W. Sule and Gus J. Groos. The Junior B basketball race tightens with four teams tied for first. Week schedule lists Junior A Basketball League Business Men's volleyball and Senior individual events across Monday to Saturday with boxing and practice slots. Browns sell players Wilier Mil ler and McCabe to Columbus and Salt Lake respectively. Jennings doubts pennant hopes as Ehmke is in the army and Chappelle may be released for poor hitting. Chapman says riding in upper berths during war times should be welcomed. Wisconsin boxing commission acts after Eagen calls off and is excused for a sore foot. Luderus wins first case as a lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. CG. Ay
Walter Janert
Ernest Green
J. W. Waller
Frank Cunningham
J. W. Sule
Gus J. Groos
Dunier
J. Floyd Smith
Ae Duggar
Business
Business Boys
Visitors play round at Brackenridge Park golf course
Visitors from across the country joined locals for a Sunday round at Brackenridge Park municipal links. Names listed include J I Collins Minneapolis George K Gage Mobile Leroy Dangow Randolph and many others from cities such as Boston Chicago Dallas New York and Winnipeg. Military representatives and local officials also participated from Camp Travis and nearby towns. Was it fair to revise terms at the clubhouse and allow play Sunday?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. JL. Collins
Minneapolis
IK. T. Beale
Washington
DD. C
B.C. Stoll
Dallas
Tex
Omaha
B.burkaritzs
M. Onnenstein
Kansas City
EL J. Marx
St. Louis
C. BE
Je- Lain
Tos Angeles
Val
Robert W. Tucker
Port Arthur
Samuel G. Rea
New York
J. W. Malur
CG. C. Umansea
New Orleans
My. Bosham
Cicago
Wt. MH. Tulfer
Buffalo
Lanier Weaver
Athintis
P. C. Bray
HW. D. Johnson
Boston
Mass
Uncle Sam
Brackenridge Park
Aurelia Dangon
Randolph
Iermont
Reyise Ter
Hnks
Ten Dogs to Start in Ghand Junction Field Trials
Ten dogs are entered to start in the national champion field trials at Ghand Junction Tenn on Monday. Mary Montrose, last year's champion, is viewed as a leading contender. Candy Kid owned by J Duffield of Tulsa Okla also runs in the race for a purse of 750 dollars and the Edward Drexel memorial cup valued at 500 dollars. Phillies Sign Dixie Davis. Pat Moran, manager of the Phillies, has signed Dixie Davis who starred for the Louisville Colonels last year and Moran hopes he can become another Alexander for the youngster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghand Junction
Tenn
Mary Montrose
Candy Kid
J. Duffield
Tulsa
Okla
Tt Ik Pursa
Phillies
Dixie Davis
Pat Moran
Louisvila Colonels
Moran
Alexander
Fred Mitchell
Paskert
Williams
Iowa
Cub
Mitchell
Mitch
Cubs
Dayton Cinth
Dayton
Atlanta
Cincinnati Reds
Redville
Philly
AL Mamaus
Pirates
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Robby
Mataux
Independent Five Defeats St Marys 24 to 22
The Independent quintet edged St Marys College 24 to 22 in a hard fought game. Basse starred with six field baskets, Gottwald added four, while St Marys’ Jiansem and Martinez each had four. Referee Loessberg noted fast pace and aggressive play throughout the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
ST. Mary’s
St. Mary's College
Basse
Gootwald
Reat
Jiansem
Martinez
St. Mary's
Neugebauer
Paskert Mesmerizes Major League Fly Chasers
New York report notes Dode Paskert, traded to the Cubs from the Phillies for Fred Witham, remains a remarkable outfielder at thirty six. Once feared to slow with age, he still covers vast ground with speed, proving a rare exception among aging players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dode Paskert
New York
Cubs
Phillies
Fred Withians
Paskert
Kyle and Camp Travis Polo Teams Win Sundays Contests
The Kyle and Camp Travis polo fours defeated the Sixth Cavalry 14 to 12 and the Remount team 1 2 to 63 4 at Fort Sam Houston Sunday. Captain Allen starred for Camp Travis along with Blocker Jones and Lapham. Remount's Meadows Guise Meadows and Major Migdalski also excelled. Kyle surprised by conceding seven goals to Sixth Cavalry but won the close race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyle
Camp Travis
Fort Sem Houston
Sixth Cavalry
Allen
Blocker
Jones
Lapham
Bil Meadows
Guise
Gun [Meadows
Migdalski
Cavalry
Camp V Travis
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Clarke
Katy
Houston St
South Flores and
Durango Sts
Southern Pacific CO
Atlantic Steamship’ Lines
Morgan Line
Galveston
Atlantic Seaboard
WM. Simmons
Gen
Broadway
N. Y
George McManus
Aml
MR. Jiggs
Conl
Girts
B. I. Steele
Steels
American Tire & Accessory CO
Malu Lary
Courthoune
Pravia
Troy
San Antonio Motor Car Co
Travis St
Merchants Transfer Co
St. Mary's Street
Travis
Browns
St. Louis Browns
Ben Turner
Columbus Club
Ward Miller
Salt Lakes
Tim McCabe
Jennings
Howard Ehmke
Hughey Jennings
Dauis
Whake
Hughey
Chappelle
Joe Tinker
Tarry Chappelle
Columbus
Larry
Ray Chapman
Cleveland
Chapman
Consin Commission
Wisconsin Boxing Commission
Joe Eagen
Eagen
Luderus
Fred Luderus
APU
United States
E. M. Carey
James Murphy
George N. Rucker
Adolph Fisher
Fellbaum
Gottwald, Ransom
Martinez AU
Independents
TG Eei
Martines
Myers
Jieferee Loessberg
Crawford
Sam Crawford
Tigers
Sam
Fig
Bob Itzsimmons
Antipodes
Mamaux
Gunter
I Hotel
Percy Tyrell
Manate
Nev
Red Sox
Boston Red Sox
Philadelhda
Bary
Walsh
Fie Schang
Strunk
Fie Mclinis
Bush
South
San Antonio
Menger
Old South
Edwin H. Lee
Isles of Delight
Hawaii
ST. Anthony
T. B. Baker
Southern Pacific
Sunset
California
Egat
New Orleam
East
Lise P.m
Deaton
Victoria Divinkm
Jeaven Bex
Apache Trail
Regilent
Epward M'Clannailan
Phision
Mo Reeves
T. 9
A.nul
Elem Srves
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