Stanford Back LORD in Western Track Prospects
Stanford leads California’s Far West contingent at the Harvard stadium meet with standout Glann Hartranft and Hale likely to score in shot put and discus. California enters with scarce depth, coach Walter Christie aiming to mount a challenge to Eastern rivals. Neufeldt captains a tentative Blue and Gold squad while Bear contributors vie for points and possible upsets.
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San Francisco
California
Far West
Harvard Stadium
University of California
Stanford
Glann Hartranft
Haderson
Mertz
Caletes
Hartranft
Harvard
Walter Christie
Berkeley
Neufeldt
Barber
Ceward
Robert Francis
Penroy
Tinehill
Verne
Glenn TD Son
Beeker
Jen
Epson
Pole Vanker
Dave
Har
Johnston on Tennis Squabble and Professional Plans
San Francisco May 12. Tilden and Johnston discuss the dispute over professional status in tennis. Johnston says tennis is his recreation and insurance work his main business, yet he considers a professional body could spark a larger conflict with the USLTA. He notes he would not use his name for endorsements and that he might accept much money to turn pro, but doubts it.
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San Francisco
Little
Bill
Tule
T. Tilden
Bill Tilden
Ted Johnston
Johnston
Omnis
Tilden
United States Lawn Ten Association
Wheat Star Zack Wheat Seeks Second Batting Title
Zack Wheat, in his sixteenth major league season, challenger for another league batting crown. The veteran left fielder led the National League in 1918 with a .355 average and remains a top bat, rivaling Hornsby and Roush in the current early-season race.
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Zack Wheat
Zachery Davis Wheat
Zack
Hornsby
Wheat
Eddie Roush
Mr. Wheat
Jean
Roxery Hornby
Derby contenders draw attention in Kentucky news
The Derby field includes Blark old Senator other muirch wa The Nor mate Beau Butler and Diogenes with Brey Wise Counsellor among draws. May 17 set as the gun date for Star Roamer Claresco Han na and nearby horses.
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Blark Old
Senator
Beau Butler
Brey
Diogenes
Boxing results from three cities show draws and decisions
In Darton Joe Delane ton drew after twelve rounds with Johnny Tillman. In Pittsburgh Tierry Greh outpointed Pat Reed over ten rounds. In Detroit Ray Mitchell narrowly beat Sid Barbarian over ten rounds and Bob Sage stopped Norm Genet in seven. Ak ron Dave Burke beat Dave Burns in ten rounds and Tanner Shaw defeated Eddie Smith in six.
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Niles
Eddie Bowen
Freensylvania
Rax Schauer
Steubenville
Tony Ross
Pittsburgh
Ted Smith
Canton
Buddy Stewart
Jimmy Trainor
Wit
Ray Mitchell
Rast Tverpool
Archie Hocker
Breubenville
Darton
Joe Delaneton
Johnny Tillman
Paul
Tiarry Greh
Pat Reed
Bester
Detroit
Sid Barbarian
Bob Sage
Norm Genet
Akron
Dave Burke
Hamilton
Dave Burns
Tanner Shaw
Eddie Smith
Invasion of the Giants Stumbles in Western Tilt
The Cardinals again halted the Giants rising in the west as Cincinnati toppled Philadelphia 4 1. Dazzy Vance earned his fourth straight win guiding the Robins past the Cubs 7 3. Rain delayed all American League games.
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Giants
Isaster
Cardinals
Reds
Phillies
Dorging
Robins
Dazzy Vance
Cubs
Vance
Real Estate Transfers in Lorain and Elyria Listings
Property transfers show Joseph Noctar selling lot 6 Wood's ad to Lorain for 1000 dollars and Sarah James selling lot 128 Lake View Park allotment in Lorain for 2000 dollars. Also Lloyd Knepper transfers lot 124 Mendelson's ad to Elyria to Karl Kaley.
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Joseph Noctar
Joseph Nalepka
Wood
Lorain
Sarah James
Ed. C. Lane
Lake View Park Allotment
Lloyd Knepper
Karl Kaley
Mendelson
Elyria
Lorain County Crow Shoot Planned to Aid Farmers
Lorain County farmers rush to submit permits and crow roost locations for a planned crow shoot aimed at reducing crop damage. The program targets young crows before they cause harm, with fields, corn rows, and nests noted for best shooting lanes.
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Lorain County
Crows and a Quiet Caller in an Elusive Message
An unclear note from an unnamed speaker mentions finding crows and a personal address in Peedles Woods. The text hints at a preferred time to call but provides no verifiable details or context.
Local Bird Shoot Endorsed By State Officials For Farmers
A countywide vraw shoot aims to aid farmers and protect crops by reducing crow damage. Endorsed by the State Fish and Game Department with broad farmer support, the event invites participants to contact Mr Day or Mr Snyder for entry blanks and compete for the greatest number of crows killed during the period.
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State Fish and Game Depart
Racing and sports meetings across clubs and cities
Metropolitan and Kentucky jockey clubs hold races at Pimlico and Louis. Pacific Coast Club stages at Tanforan. Kitty League opener underway. Davie Cup first round in Toreuay as Isles face Belgium. Olympic Rugby championship underway in Paris.
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Metroy Club
Jamaiea
Maryland Jockey Club
Pimlico
Kentucky Jockey Club
Louis
Pacific Coast Club
Tanforan
British Isles
Belgine
Toreuay
Olympic Rugby Chammosh
Paris
American Olympic rifle final tryouts at Quantico
Kansas State trapshooting tournament in Eldorado and a 22 round bout between Paul Doyle and Ed Lie Birnbrook in New York are listed as events.
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Quantico
Eldorado
Paul Doyle
Edlie Birmbrook
New York
Tennis Association Considering Special Meeting Over Play Rule
George W. Wightman president of the United States Lawn Tennis Association announced a recommendation to call a special meeting to reconsider the play rule that could ban Bill Tilden and others after the current season following Tilden's sharp statement.
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Anuyall
George W. Wightman
United States Lawn Tennis Association
Wim. J. Tilden
Tilden
Davie Cup Team Clash Sparks Controversy
An incident involving the Davie Cup team erupted as a leader attacked the ascopolitia while pledging to withdraw a red ignition. The event drew attention from US I PA authorities and local observers.
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Ascopolitia
US. I. PA. Calle T
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St. Agnes Juniors Defeat Lake Ave In Seven Inning Game
St. Agnes Juniors defeated Lake Avenue 10 to 7 at Cascade Park in a seven inning game last evening. Reese and Wortman were battery for St. Agnes and Hackmann and EFsman for Lake Avenue. A rematch is planned soon amid a strong rivalry.
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Superior
St. Agnes Jrs
Lake Avenue
Cascade Park
Reese
Wortman
Ao Battery
St. Agnes
Hac
Aund Ehfesman
Lake Ave
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Sesson
Mary
Tomas
Brethre le
AMES
Ousrep Enr Roush
Star Roamer
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Mee
Wise Counsellor
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York
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Gay Boster
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Boston
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American League
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Chicago
National League
M. P. Leat
West Ave
Chronicle-Telegram
Pink Carnot
Charles W. Wise
Belden
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Bell Brothers
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Kelleg
C. Joseph Snyder
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Far East
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USCO
Cord
Tillen
Enor
Pyle and Allen Co
Cleveland, Ohio
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