Kelly Field troops prepare for big field meet at Kelly
Kelly Field officials and student officers gear up for a two oclock field meet on Saturday afternoon with crowds expected if weather holds. Lt Van Surdam has entries from Camp Stanley and the second brigade, with officers marching from the base led by the band. Notable participants include Charles A Hoyt of Camp Stanley and Lt G Hyter, while prizes include seven silver cups and a secret special prize for the officer who brings the most ladies to the Hostess House after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Letia
van Budh
Quackenbush
Kelly Field
Chitty
van Surdam
Iaied
Charles A. Hoyt
Camp Stanley
Kelly Fielt
Mdrs
Delonk
C. Brant
Mi’ Mades
Dunewnavn
Ueut
Elk
D. T. W. Strong
Dudges
G. Hyter
J. O. McNamira
George Ti
Draper Tout
Bripry
Wiem
Bulithy
Kielwlidgee
Ievt
Reid
Leat
J Tehtensian
Ty Ay Smith
Ewing
Hostess House
W. McCabe
University of Fonn-ylvania
Louisiana State University
D. D. Duncanson
University of Michigan
St. Louis
Y Champions Win Over Jewish Board of Welfare Team
Y champion basketball team of the city defeated the Jewish Board of Welfare on Thursday night by 27 to 12. Tom Gish led with 13 points, Eaban added nine, Bullitt and Reimschissel contributed, and teammates listed. Golf courses closed due to rain. play expected to resume weekend. Willard buys home in Lawrence, a five acre tract with a colonial house.
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Tue
Lous Usketball
Jewish Board Fof Welfare
Tom
Mile
Gish
Foula
Ted
Eaban
Mgt
Tamutt
Mundsy
Prinicipal and
Couitry Club
Greeny
High School 662nd Squadron Beats Teachers in Basketball
The Main Avenue High School boys beat the teachers 40 to 16 in a gym game at St. Mark's parish house. Brient, Phillips led with five field goals each, Bullitt four, Michel five with one foul, Hofstetter and Weasel starred on defense and guard play.
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Main Avenue High School
Gh. A
Nyetmbera
St. Mark's
Wurde
Brient Aid Phillips
Bullitt
Michel
Sthrea
Kaufman
Ifrod’ Hofstetter
Wealer
Phillips
Santo Cruz
Guetdy Kantian
Race season opens at Nut Springs Ark with strong attendance
The third annual revival of racing at Spa Wider tie amplres of the Business Men's League opened under balmy springlike weather with a large crowd. Notable figures including Congressman G W Loft of Brooklyn and jockeys were present while Landers Leaders continued setting pace. Bowling tournament standings showed Allen and J Roper of Detroit posting 1216 in a two man shift with Fort Wayne bowlers dominant in the five man events among teams from Louisville Canton Marsville Dayton Columbus Urbany Kenosha and Chicago.
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Nut Springs
Ark
Business Men’s League
G. W. Loft
Brootlyn
Payp.the. Accord
Lyke
Rodrigon
Lyk
Louisville
Canton
Ohio
Marsilloy
Dayton
Portamonth
Columbus
Urbany
Kenosha
Wis
Play in Elimination Wins for 248g in Local Drill Meet
Thursday afternoon at Kelly Brewd the 248g defeated the 323d and 224th aero squadrons by 2 to 1 to claim the championship in the first_latation. Winners Bray led with two goals while Braswell and Bhatyuck starred for the 223 squadron. The 613th beat the 812th by 9 to 6 in the same session as a lively, fast moving event despite loose play. The Holland team featured Iden, Etek, Ruth, Fox and Pooch in a tense, high scoring afternoon of air force squadron competition.
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Kelly Brewd
T “Ie
Te Dirst
Bray
Braswell
Bhatyuck
Sha, Vadebler
Riya
Iden
Etek
Rurh
Oaeth
Fox
Pooch
Smith Leads Rivals In Spire Event At 300 Yards
G. W. Smith led a field of shooters in a centering contest at 300 yards, scoring 90. Miller and White posted strong 84s, while Goldthorp and Boat achieved 76s as others joined the field in Thursday practice and competition at the Manga range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Smith
Almuio Kiffe
Wograd A 90. Gsw. Bwoet
Pet Miller
Mitchell
Goldby
Mack Picks New Athletics Roster In Trade Talks
Mack, manager of the Philadelphia American club, announced Thursday night that he selected catcher Cody, outfielder Gardner, and outfielder Walker in a trade for John Meinis. He had not yet contacted the three players but expected them to join the Athletics before they depart for the Southern Continent grounds next month. Also Alamo Auto Supply Company wins.
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Pidadelpria
Marco
Mack
Philadainnit
Cody
Uitleldor Gardner
Outflatter
Walker
Horton Americana
John
Stuffy) Meinnis
Athletica
Basarian
Mick
Athletics
Southern
Taining “Grounds
Fort Sill Orders Detention for Two Soldiers
At Darimant headquarters on Thursday, Paul R. Fincher and Louie Miller were ordered confined at Fort Sill and sent to war riven barracks. Kort Douglas Wind remains in permanent detention due to war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St War Priv
Civitan
Paul R. Fincher
Louie Miller
Fort Sill
Ohio
Kort Douglas
Darimant
Kelly Field Boxing and Wrestling Meet Saturday
Kelly Field boxers and wrestlers from four divisions meet on Wiyling Field No 1 at 7 pm in a charity style program. Lieut C A Reid oversees boxing and wrestling with M G Saladin and Heery of each division, referees and two judges selected. Matches list 142 150 160 and 125 170 260 pound classes with preliminaries of three two minute rounds and finals of three three minute rounds.
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Kelly Field
Kelly Weld
Wiyling
C. A. Reid
Vormason
Brignia
Connell
Kelly
Lischiz
Smith
Handey
Bray
Chang
Sey
Nicola
Itt
Sherburne
Kell
Christenson
Amnyliston
Brigde
Bonnett Wins Junior Ail race at YM contest
Ralph Bonnett won the Junior Ailase contest at the YM on Thursday by scoring the most goals from five chances. Joseph Halliday finished second, Werner Wosnig third, with Halliday and Wosnig tying and Halliday securing the deciding goal. Over thirty entrants competed. Standings list Dugger, Halves, Williams, Gutling, Palmer, Bonnett, Burleson, Stephens, and others.
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Ralph Bonnett
Paul. Bonnett
Folr Poate
Joseph Halliday
Werner Wosnig
Halliday
Wosnig
Unclear youth game results with mixed names and errors
Fragmentary report lists players Newton De Noon Halliday Fernandez Hein and others with chaotic wording. Mentions two foats, an extra inning, and a 3 to 1 outcome amid garbled phrases about communication rates and travel, obscuring clear facts.
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Ann Mi Sa A
Kelly HI
MR Viggs
George McManus
Goldman
Etler
Foserg
Reimschissel
Icke
Y O
Ite Torwaerd
Jarvaraet Bullitt
Luts
Ght
Gunpay
Jnnert
J. B. Wi—halen
Forwar Leishetz
Codter
Landon
Unger
Leherman
Dance Brothers
Dodge
A. E. Staacke Auto CO
D. San Antonio
Crockery
Wow Toby Overapy
Main Avenue
Islnd Agro Squadron
Becanme Battalion
Mold
Jackson
Agand
Sateady Gamte
Laatad
Wlite
Brigade
Acoh
The
United States
Atx. A
Troy Trailers
San Antonio Motor Car Co
E. Trevis St
Ane
Ead Franklin
Jon Bray
Thierfors
Wantsuty
Gartner and Wether
Metcals
Avin Supply Company
R. Davis
KR. Hy
Weber Tawo
Oxide Pottery Distributors
Dallas
Alamo Auto Supply Company
Mr. Davis
Alaina Auto Supply Company
Hias
Fultne
Deer Revere
Chicago
Fred Fulton
Rochester
Minn
Bob Devers
Kannag City
Devere
Tuck Dempaey
Joplin
Milburn
Dutroit
Bonnett
Baseball Hégins
James Dugger
Stephen Halves
Jack Wiliams
Martin (Utling
James Paimen
Raluh Bennett
Howard Burleson
Alfred Stephens
Frank
Parle
London
Merchants Transfer Co
St. Mary’s Street
Travis
Aston
Reagan
Anderyrriters
Amee D. Hensley CO
Molo’ Rlazn
Tracy Wee
Tal
Gentlemen of
Texas
Paris
Paris Garters
Garters
Meta
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