Rieber Wins Open Competition On Municipal Rifle Range
Riflemen crowded the municipal range to contest five events under Sergeant H H Mitchell. Highlights include T Acquieber scoring 96 of 100 in the 300 yard 1 inch bullseye event and Audrey Goldthorp, a 9 year old, scoring 42 of 60 with a 22 rifle at 30 feet, praised as remarkable by Mitchell.
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Sergt. H. H. Mitchell
T. Acquieber
G. W
Sweet
Lieut. M. ©. Chadbourne
H. C. Pfannkucheé
Pfannkuehe
J. K. Powell
L. White
Sai.l. Goldthorp
Pfannkuche
Nimeelf
A. W. Sweet
Bruhn
A. Rieber
Chadbourne
Hairbeh
Capt
H. M. Bateman
Av. C. Margrove
Lieut. A. Jugelke
D. Bonner
W. P. Hickey
Sinclair
Lieut. G. Wyatt
W. BP. Hickey
Y. D. Bonner
Hickey
Audrey Goldthorp
Mitchell
Annie Oakley
Kelly Field to host boxing and wrestling tourney
An intersectional boxing and wrestling tournament will be staged at Kelly Field Saturday night at 7 PM. M C Salassa and Juent Ried lead the event with four boxing divisions and three wrestling weight classes. Winners advance to inter camp competitions with Camp Bowie and other camps. notes include corrections about past results and comments on heavyweight title contenders Caddock and Zbyszko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Field
M. C. Salassa
Army Y. M. C. A
Flying Grounds
Kelly
Camp Bowie
Fort Worth
Eagle Pass
Paso
Juient
C. A. Ried
Salassa
Lajassa
Corpus Christi
Pion
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Iowa
Caddock
National Army
Middle West
Stecher
Wladek Zbyszko
Zbyszko
New York
Zabyszko
Treferee Ed Smith
Earl Caddock an exception among the big mat men
In wartime sport shifts, many athletes join the draft, leaving wrestling thin. Yet Earl Caddock, heavyweight champion, stands out as an exception among the big mat men amid wartime service and recruitment upheaval.
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Earl Caddock
Chicagn
Mars
Toledo Team Tops Five Man Standings At Circuit
Toledo Champion Spring Company moved to first place in the five-man event standings at the American Bowling Congress tournament on Sunday night, with a total pinfall of 2908. They overtook the Blouin Brucks of Chicago who had led with ESP, with no other changes in the top ten.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Spriug Company
Toledo
American Bowling Congress
Blouin Brucks
Chicago
Dempsey Brennan Heavyweight Bout Prompts Willard Title Talk
The elimination ten round bout tonight in Milwaukee pits Jack Dempsey against Bill Brennan. The winner is eyed as a challenger to Jess Willard’s world heavyweight title, with plans to meet the New Orleans winner Fulton Moran in a forthcoming 20 round bout. One promoter noted one of tonight’s four contenders could pursue a title clash with Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee
Jack Dempsey
Bill Brennan
Jess Willard
New Orleans
Tule Indians Rich From Wood Chopping Trust
Porterville North Dakota dispatch reports Porterville woodchop workers thriving as Tule Indians, holding a monopoly on the labor, enjoy rising wages and increasing affluence amid strong demand for chopping.
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Porterville
N. D
Military Athletic Program At Camp Travis Friday Night
A large military athletic program is planned at Camp Travis to be held Friday night at the YMCA auditorium. Capt C L Brosious will oversee events, with a broad sword exhibition by Brosious and Capt McConnel, boxing rounds featuring Troy Goldfedder and Riefield, and Indian club swinging by YWCA directors. Admission is free, open to civilians and soldiers, with seats reserved for ladies and officers.
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Camp Travis
Y. M. CA
C. L. Brosious
Civilus
Brosious
United States
McConnel
British Arm
Arison
Troy Goldfedder
Riefield
Busy Week Ahead for Y M C A Athletes in Gym
The Y M C A hosts a busy week with the Business Men's Volley Ball League games on Tuesday and Thursday, led by Frank Cunningham's team in top form as they face G J Groos. Handball tournament entries due this week promise many fresh entrants and a premier Senior event on Monday night. Junior A race narrows between James Dugger and Jack Williams. Indoor baseball remains the class.
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Walter Tianert
Frank Cunningham
G J. Groos
Cunningham
James Dugger
Jack Willaimes
Ube
Junior B Indoor Baseball League Opens Next Saturday
Schedule outlines Junior B events starting next Saturday with the Junior B Indoor Baseball League. The Business Boys class will meet Tue Thu Sat with a large turnout anticipated. weekly lineup includes volleyball, basketball, and punchball across multiple times and venues, culminating in a Leaders' Corps event and a Turner matchup at YY.
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Business Boys
YY. W. CG
MM. CG
Turners
Tourney on Tonight Highlights Detroit Billiard Event
Detroit hosts a national amateur balk line billiard tournament starting Monday night with seven players. Irwin Huston of Detroit faces David Meant Jr. of Chicago in opening play. Matches are best of three hundred points with the top standings winning the championship.
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Detroit
Mich
Tlay
Irwin Huston
David Meant Jr
Chicago
Truston-McCanless
Eugene Milburn
Memphis
Tenn
Fulton versus Moran set for open air heavyweight bout
In New Orleans Fulton of Rochester Minnesota meets Frank Moran of Pittsburgh in a scheduled open air fight at Louisiana Auditorium. Referee Sammy Goldman to oversee the bout with Fulton expected to weigh about 190 pounds and Moran around 197. Both boxers reportedly in strong condition and the crowd anticipated a decisive decision tonight. London bankers note 1917 stock declines, with American securities falling while English and foreign issues edge up slightly.
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New Orleans
Red Fulton
Rochester
Minn
Frank Moran
Pittsburg
Louisiana Auditorium
Sammy Goldman
Toulton
Bankers’ Magazine of
London
Loondon Exchange
Thomas de Quincy
Dovtor Matthews
Steferee
Mingt
Camp Travis Four Wins Gunter Hotel Championship Cups
Fort Sam Houston hosts the Gunter Hotel Cups polo final where Camp Travis Four defeated Kyle team in six fast chukkers by a wide margin. Captains Blocker Jones and Stacy led aggressive play amid strong defense by Captains Aphen and Donaldson, with Major Migdalski presenting the cups.
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Fort Sam Houston
Camp Travis
Aphen
Donaldson
Blocker
Jones
Travis
Stacy
O Parke
Kyle
Migdalski
Sfart Sam Houston
McCoy
Nemount
Colws
Camp Ermis
Kiylo
Staelx
Dramatic Critics and a Tangle of Language
A fragmentary historical note discusses dramatic criticism and vocabulary, citing Wyle Mencken and critiques of literary gods. It questions seditious accusations against writers and recalls attempts to poison American literature with backward language. It notes the use of French terms and the difficulty of avoiding such terminology in criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyle Mencken
New York Evening
Tras
Min
Broadway
Western Association Adopts Its Schedule for 1918 Campaign
The Western Association adopted a 117 game schedule for 1928 with opening date April 5 and closing August 11. Oklahoma City Muskogee Tulsa and Fort Smith will start the season with Denison Sherman Texas and McAlester Ardmore Okla dropping out for one year. Salary limit raised to 1800 monthly. Two cities to be added later and six club circuit will be operated. Players reserved by four clubs not playing were distributed among remaining cities.
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Ahoma
Ghia
Western Association
Oklahoma
City
Muskogee
Tulsa
Fort Smith
Denison Ando Sherman
Texas
McAlester
Ardmore
Okla
Nota
Idt
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Monster
George McManus
Levy
Punk
Nou
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Captain McConnel
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