Field Meet Carded at Kelly Field No 2 Saturday Morning
A field meet is scheduled at Kelly Field No 2 Saturday morning with ground officers training school cadets. Capt Philip HM Elwood says the event will be open to the public at the Kelly Field grounds. Refreshments will be served at the hostess house as programs are sold to benefit the Red Cross. Bud Burnham of the Athletic Club will act as starter. events include sprints, relays, a weights group, jumps, and novelty races amid keen platoon and team competition.
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Kelly Fie No. 2
Oealthes
No. 2
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Philip HM. Elwood
Fish Iwalde
Nestess
Kelly Feld
Gooie
Tat
Leen Hield
Varios
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Pyrite College
Bud Baniwin
Mer
Novelves
Business Committee
S. Prinde Jr
J. Liverstein
HL N. Stith Dee
Ewipment
J. J. McMte
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Maddock
J. Woolfe
J. Db
Larmore
P. Dernecker
King
W. H. Reid
Mentonanta
P. W. Towns
Harry J. Goreous
G. Marsh
Aubrey N. Tasker
Kon Murrtson
G. Nealona B
Charles
Harpound Leving
Thomas Arre
Adams Il
Dunvinuun
Youth basketball game report with mixed teams and unclear details
A garbled recap of a YM business boys league game notes a 4 to 11 score, Wilson's team rallying to tie and win with ten field goals. Players Christie Plum, Warren Stewart, and Axel Teckersut contribute points amid a messy lineup listing with many misspellings and missing context.
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Wales
Seligrwtes
Valley Ham
Wyanels Weson
Watley Tuum
Facor
Kulles
Luif Wilson
Christie Plum
Warren Stewart
Frank Dices
Axle Teckersut
Vwllt & Cleverely
Wilson
Taunty Franch Wilson
Cuntiing Cy Bhim
W. Stuwirt
Rank Wyatt
Ke Hirkenmeyer
Frauke Wadies
Feckeron
Wo Wenders
Barbera Sets 60 Foot Pistol Bullseye Record
Charles F Barbera, a noted marksman, scored 47 of 30 on the 1 inch bullseye at 60 feet in the pistol event on municipal range toss day, a mark likely to stand for months. L L Cline counted 44 as another strong showing. Walsh fired a 10h of 140 in the swine bullet eye practice. Police to hold weekly event on 20 inch bullseye rifle on Wednesday.
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Charles B. Barbers
Sergt
Mitchell
Castellan
Barbers
United States
L. L. Cline
Walsh
Teams Play Tonight In City Basketball Series
Teams led by former star players meet in Hig h court of the Yan CL & tenth to decide the city basketball series with Ole Banyan’s Filiint Huntly managing. Officials include Me C Sakis, director of the army Y M A at Kelly Vield. Tennty Dates Announced for national lawn tennis tournaments with events in Chicago and Philadelphia set for June and August.
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Golfers Tee Off at Brackenridge Park
At the clubhouse Kelly Field group registered and played a round while visiting women golfers from Lincoln Nebraska New York and Chicago joined Brack Bradens Park Tuesday to tee off on the municipal links as part of a social outing.
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Joyce Ayrue
B. Gj. Christian
Motor Men Meet The Asiana Automobile Trades Association
The semi monthly luncheon at the Gunter Hotel in San Antonio drew many city leaders and members of the Automobile Trades Association. Speakers urged cooperation among major organizations, discussed registration and taxation laws, and emphasized immediate action to strengthen vehicle protection and enforcement. Proceeds from the ninth will go to Camp Gordon athletic fund.
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Gunter Hotel
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Davig
Tom Newton
Slate Ligh
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Js Collins
Adolph Bult
George Fannaworth
C.D. Britton
As. D. Btorey
Gungta
Tulee Davie
MeDyulaie
J. M8
Dunson
San Antonio
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Prentiers
Tanvis
Chia
Atoanta
Gir Koh
Uto
Ted
Remiy Nine Obituary Ceremonies Mention Oliphant Aid
Fragmentary note appears to describe a death and funeral rites for Remiy Nine with references to Feb dates and a clan gathering. Names Oliphant and Tete appear, suggesting a community crew or family involvement. Details are incomplete, but the text hints at a funeral march and possibly a prominent figure’s tribute.
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Fe Aris
Erin
Cearets
Oliphant
White Beats Elmslie in Cincinnati Bowling Tourney
One A B C record set as White defeats Elmslie amid a bustling American Bowling Congress event in Cincinnati Ontario. Harry Steers leads doubles with 1986 while Steers tops all events at 1984. Buerlas and Flore schub of Peoria hold the ARC record. Collier and Shaw rise in doubles standings as other players post solid scores across the tourney day.
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Cincinnati
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American Bowling Congress
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Syranusa
Gua
A. Lurtiwin
Astrabula
Viva
Earler Othe Day
Carey
Collier
Broncs Sign Sykes as New Player in Central League
The Bao Autumn group reports that Sykes, a former Decytor Club member, signed with the Broncs under manager Cayton Perry. The deal involves a 287 dollar term set for 16 days, though Sykes did not play during that period. Guy Telling, acting as head coach, confirms the club’s roster shakeup and notes prior 6 Bronchox ties.
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Why Russian Women Went To War
An American woman recalls a fortnight with the Women's Battalion of Death in Russia. She notes women fought to defend Russia’s honor and existence, many driven by personal woes, including hunger and loss. A fifteen year old from the Urals, a nurse widowed by a German bombardment, and others volunteered amid sacrifice. Some carried sacred medals, vowed not to surrender alive, reflecting the era’s grim resolve and fear within combat lines. The piece blends testimony with photographs and recollections of war’s toll on families and nurses.
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Tortorich offers $100000 purse for Willard Fulton fight
New Orleans telegraphed offer from Dominick Tortorich matchmaker for the Athletic Club seeks a 20 round world heavyweight title bout between Jess Willard and Fred Fulton with a $100000 purse. Walton is set for a 20 round bout and awaits approval while Tampa/bot details remain under discussion.
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Dominick Tortorich
The
Athletic Club
Fulton-Moran
Jess Willard i . Luesilay
Fulton
Dortardeh
The War Experience of an American Boy
The article profiles Private Jomaine Bogaert of the 32nd Belgian battalion, a Lexington, Kentucky native and son of jeweler Vic Bogaert. It recounts his perilous Western Front service around Lens, wounds, miraculous escape, and return to a British hospital in Hampto n England. Bogaert has earned three bravery medals and hopes to aid allied efforts after recovery.
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Young Bogaert Survives Gas Attack After Night in Shell Holes
A World War I account describes young Bogaert and several comrades trapped in shell holes under heavy German shelling for three days. They endured starvation and bombardment. Bogaert crawled out at night seeking safety, was struck by a shell and gas exposed, lost his mask, and drifted near death before rescue. He recovered in a French hospital and later joined the Red Cross efforts while hoping for a future commission.
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Giants Seek Holdout Players Sign Contracts Ahead of Training
New York Giants intensify push to sign holdout players before training camp. Burns adds ink after a two hour conference in New York. McGraw plans cross state and regional visits to secure signatures from Laber tsuts, Schupp, Mathewson and Perritt, all unsigned. Buite, another holdout pitcher, is expected to sign Wednesday following telegraphic talks.
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Giants
Norfolk
Lots +ville
Collinsellis
N Shrevenort
Laber Tsuts
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Metener
Perritt
Harry Buite
Haliont
Wil m Actress Talks in Pulpit of Ohio Church
Ruth MacTams a motion picture actress claiming Akron as home spoke at Belair One Christian Church in Cleveland. She set a precedent by delivering a vocal solo and using a photo plaque in the pulpit during morning services, marking a first in Ohio church history.
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Ohio
Belair
Tly
Olio
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