Sergeant Mitchell tops G W Sweet in match shoot
Sergeant HM Mitchell custodian of the municipal rifle range edged G W Sweet of the Alamo Rifle Club by two points 92 to 90 at three hundred yards in a tense match. In an open 200 yard 20 inch bullseye contest G W Smith led with 160, G W Sweet second 98, T A Miller third 92 and F 1 Delfroisse 90. Richies of Big Dandy tied the pistol record with five hits in two and a half seconds at fifteen yards. Miss M Delfratese scored 70 in a .22 exhibition at fifteen yards.
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Hf. Mitchell
Municipal Rifle Range
G. W. Sweet
Alamo Rifle Club
G. W. Smith
G. W. Sweets
T. A. Miller
Delfroisse
H. Willams
Richies
L. Cytiris
Sergeant Mitchell
M. Delfratese
Walthour Quits Pro Football For Business Move
Bobby Walthour, noted professional athlete, arrived in Atlanta on Thursday and announced he is quitting professional football to enter into business with his brother in the city. He plans to join his brother in a local enterprise.
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Atlanta
Bobby Warthour
Liegele Micing
Atlant
Wathous
Miske Confident To Beat Fulton In Tonight’s Bout
St Paul light heavyweight Billy Miske, weighing about 190, meets Fred Fulton of Rochester in a ten round fight tonight. Fulton, 218 pounds, stands 6 feet 4 inches with an 84 inch reach. Miske has 76 inch reach and is three inches shorter. Miske, favored on speed and ring craft, has eastern victories and KO record, training in St Paul for weeks. Ringside seats $5, other seats $1, $2, and $1. Public interest high. bout expected to draw a large crowd.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Billy Micks
Fred Fulton
Rochester
Minu
Phisterer
Miske
Barathea
Fulton
Texas
Tate
Joplin
Vings
Dechires
Adu
Vulion Phon
Smith Puts Work On New Curve For KC Club
Kansas City star pitcher Arthur Smith aims to develop a new curve to replace the spitball, banned along with other trick deliveries. He will train with major league officials at a spring camp in St. Louis and hopes to audition at the season's start in April.
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Smal
Kansas City
Arthur Smith
Golfers From Across the Country Play Brackenridge Links
An assorted group including D. H. Pitts from Minnesota Sanford BP White from Princeton New Jersey Stanley A. Evans from Cincinnati Ohio and others played a round at Brackenridge Park municipal golf links Thursday. Ross Youngs former amateur baseball star attended with Miss Esther Trail of Groton Wisconsin noted among the fair golfers.
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D. H. Pitts
Minnesota
Sanford BP. White
Princern
New Jersey
Stanley A. Eveis
Cincinnati
Lingren
Atlanta
Denton
Barker
Chicago
C. O Halt
Mys
Fer
Buffalo
Oliver
New York City
D. Parker
Mexico City
Brackenridge Park
Ross Youngs
Bothuwa
New Yorke Ants
Esther
Trail of
Groton
Coun Wis
Ted
Migs Troll
Rounding Into Shape For Michigan Basketball In Winter League
Ann Arbor reports Michigan varsity basketball slowly rounds into shape after a series of practice games and improvement in teamwork. Coach Mitchell aims for first urgentization on the floor, with key players Peters and Fanere showing progress, while MeClintock, Conn, and Muyers work to sharpen shooting and aggressiveness amid weather and schedule disruptions. In Indianapolis, Western Conference ties with Indiana and Purdue see schedules altered, as Purdue replaces Indiana in several games including a March 1 clash with the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. plans for other Indiana engagements are adjusted, reflecting post season uncertainties.
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Ann Audoh
Mich
Tani
Michigan
Uaem
Mitchell
Peters
Yarsty Basketeers
Trashimen
Ind
Pth Af
Fanere
Conn
Indianapolis
Thd
Seon Lidiana
Cardae Univeralting
Pridar
Idiana
Sticin
Crimson
C F. Cunt
Purdue Allots
Purdue
Indiana
Lafayette
Great Lakes
Bloomington
Greencastle
Dugger Repeats In YMCA Junior Push Up Event
Dugger wins the junior division at the YMCA series with fifteen push ups and strong effort. Williams earns second place, Fernandez takes third as twenty five contestants compete in a high energy event amid a growing youth program and upcoming practice plans for a senior baseball tryout.
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Rudolph Fernandez
Howard Turleson
Havin
Wis
Tanior 4
Trotsky and His Wife Save a Foreign Affairs Star Turn
The New York World recounts Leon Trotsky’s stay in New York with his wife Mrs. Trotsky, a cultured, intelligent partner who steadied him during public speakings and social engagements. Her calm humor and quick platform aid helped him endure a painful English speech and win cautious public sympathy.
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Leon Vussin
New York
Hein
Trotsky
Vyge Avenue
Drons
Huahan
Poltelen
Thone
Trolgke
Troe
Bronx
Navy Mir
St Mark's Place
Tro
Tiny
Plan Big 1918 Michigan Aggies Football Schedule
The 1918 Michigan Agricultural College football team faces a stern slate, opening with Olivet and including six major games. Coach Brower welcomes limited veteran help as the squad aims for a tougher season than any before, with trips to Indiana and Notre Dame and a home schedule that tests the Aggies.
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Lansing
Mick
Tan
Michigan Aggies
Michigan Agricultural College
Brower
Maxeral
Avlisind
Outlook
Aina
Aint Arbor
iKukinazoo Coleg
Bloomington
University of Sailani
Pardua
Notts
Solr Bem
Popes
Rames
Pusdig
Indika
AGUA
Abolition of Freak Deliveries Praised by John Ganzel
John Ganzel, Kansas City Cub manager, hails banning the spitball and other free deliveries as a major advancement in baseball. He predicts the major leagues will adopt the rule, arguing it keeps the game focused on hitting rather than pitching tricks. The article notes proposed penalties and broader changes, including possible tweaks to spring training.
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John Ganzel
John Ganneh
Kansas City Cub
Gunzel
Urey
American Association
Artion
Gauzel
Attiinar Ag
Baseball spring training move to home bases praised
Said that climate in April is warm enough for home training and the need for spring training camps is reduced. Players keep themselves in condition during winter and are ready for work when spring comes, making on-site camps less necessary.
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Trat
Medical science aids eye injury surgery for soldiers at camp
An Army medical review highlights ocular treatments that restore tear drainage and sight after battlefield injuries. A corporal with blocked tear ducts recovered after eye, nose and throat specialists operated, enabling tears to drain and vision to improve. Civilian doctors previously doubted success, but the case shows rapid, tangible gains for servicemen.
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Anny
Jie
Hinelf
Tife
Amang
Nave
Moran Plans for Philadelphia Club in 1910 Campaign
New York, Jan 16. Pat Moran manager of the Philadelphia National League Club paid a visit to President Baker to discuss spring training plans. Moran announced the club would again sail to St Petersburg, Fla, reporting there March 16. He plans an exhibition series with the Washington Americans and said he aims to strengthen the pitching staff before the season.
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New York
Pat Moran
Philadelphia
Baker
Boran
St Petersburg
Pla
Saul Ant Esfort
Washington Americans
Morar
Charters Filed and Capital Changes Across Texas
Secretary of State notices show charter amendments and new charters. AUSNIX increases capital stock from 59 5 million to 69 47 million with full payment. Wardett Oxygen cuts from 240 000 to 229 000. Farmers Union Gin grows from 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 million. Tyler County Bank of Woalsiile expands from 20 000 to 60 000. Texas and Pacific Coal Co of Thurber reports 4 000 600 capital stock. New charters include Out Coast Hardwood Miting Co Sweeney Brugeria County with unspecified stock and incorporators Glimarihi Ho fumming Growntag P. Vy Patty Hiarter Par a Land Co Worth with 14 000 stock. ers EO Limter Las Prence Minter Cleburne and J Doheny Fort Worth.
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Ausnix
Compans Itouston
Secretary of State
Wardett Oxygen Company
Rex- Mort Worth
Rmers’ Union Gin Co
Germdun
Tyler County Ve Bank of
Woalsiile
Texas and Pavifly Coal Co
Thurber
Out Coast Hardwood Miting Co
Sweeney
Brugeria County
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