Y M C A Basketball Night Features Two Matches
The Commercial League Tuesday includes Ed J. Higgins Candy Company versus Albright and Wood five. Bauers meets Martins in the second game starting at 8 15. Admission is free for the public. Birmingham Y M C A plans a February 26 game at 8 p.m. against the league’s top team following a recent win over Columbus.
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Indianapolis fighter trips Los Angeles rival in Memphis bout
Jack Dillon of Indianapolis floored Vic Hanson of Los Angeles six times in the third and fourth rounds of an eight round light heavyweights contest in Memphis. Hanson clinched after the fourth round as Dillon won an easy decision.
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Vick Hanson
Los Angeles
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Women Metropolitan Golf Championship to be played at Baltusrol
The annual championship tournament of the Women's Metropolitan Golf Association will be held the week of June 12 at Baltusrol Club in Baltusrol New Jersey. Women golfers from across the country usually participate.
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Baltimore athlete George J. Turner elected AAU president
George J. Turner of Baltimore Maryland, former standout athlete and college rower, elected president of the Amateur Athletic Union. He starred at St Marys College Emmitsburg and captained the Baltimore Athletic Club eight which was undefeated. Turner served as first lieutenant and battalion adjutant in the Spanish American War with the Fifth Maryland Regiment.
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Coon Hunting Still Man's Game Says Morris Ackerman
Morris Ackerman of the Fish and Game Protective Association outlines practical tips for coon hunting. He emphasizes night work, multiple dogs, ample territory, collaboration, lighting, and safety gear, including lanterns lineman's climbers and a 22 revolver for dispatch.
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Best Hunting Sit Down Says Indian Leader for Moose and Deer
An Indian hunter offers advice on tracking moose and deer, stressing stealth, observation, and resting positions. He explains moose behavior, how to read tracks and signs, and the advantage of remaining still rather than footnoise. He notes the elder’s wisdom and the value of quiet, patient approach to wildlife.
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Gee-Te-Mo
Sporse Notes Highlight Spring Signups and Wresting Sparks
Larry Cheney assures Brooklyn owner his arm is strong. Charley Weeghman sells Schultz to Pittsburgh. Yale hires Sweeney as consulting coach amid football runs. Nelson sues Fay Nelson for divorce. Gotch to return for circus. Winding through boxing and wrestling notes, Wilson packs Coliseum as Cubs train, Stovall joins Federal League hunt.
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Carlisle Stars Turn to Coaching Across Colleges
Old Carlisle stars become coaches across the college circuit. Lonestar Dietz, former Carlisle tackle, leads Washington State and defeats Oregon State. Exendine, a Carlisle back, builds Georgetown’s team. Jim Thorpe coaches at Indiana University and nearly forces a tie with Washington and Lee.
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Core een Sacee in Geee 14 RS ao OINT
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Baseball Contracts Drift as Spring Opens
Tristram Speaker and Joe Wood have not signed contracts yet. Boston adds Joseph Devine to its catching department. Contingencies loom as managers weigh term deals and possible managerial shifts. Fans count seats for Reds Cubs opener and Beals receives unconditional release in Philadelphia.
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Spoke
Joseph Devine
Albany
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Carrigan
Burglary Foiled as Woman Hears Intruder at Smith Home
Police report a Sunday night attempt to rob J. O. Smith at 255 St. Anthony Street. Mrs. Smith's screams drove burglars away. a hatchet was found beneath the front window. Detectives are investigating the incident.
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Man Cleared in Fatal Shooting Case After Self-Defense Claim
John Keith of Chunchula was arraigned for shooting Lige Johnson on February 5 but discharged after evidence showed Johnson attacked Keith with a tomato can. In separate cases Bill Riley was fined one dollar or ten days, Sam Scott one dollar or ten days, Roxanna Nelson discharged on assault charges.
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Chunchula
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Lige Johnson
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Keith
Bill Riley
Sam Scott
Roxanna Nelson
Ex Deputy Lynch Docketed After Elmira Street Liquor Seizure
Dennis Lynch an ex deputy sheriff was docketed at the police station Monday afternoon in connection with the seizure of liquor in a house in Our Alley near Elmira street Lynch says he is not guilty of the charge Tiger is the nickname given to the ex deputy.
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Uncle Mose White on Sick List Hoping for Recovery
Uncle Mose White is on the sick list with a doctor at his side. Hope remains that he may recover soon if he makes up his mind to get well.
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Railway offers limited lumber storage on river docks
The Alabama Tennessee and Northern Railway announces space on its deep water docks on the west bank of the river for lumber logs ties and other heavy commodities with storage and water facility options. Shed space on Blakely Island can also be secured and any amount of space needed.
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Willard Moran boxing bout may be postponed today
Chicago report says the March 8 Willard Moran fight in New York may be postponed for two weeks due to Willard's throat cold. Tom Jones, Willard's manager, asked promoter Tex Rickard for delay and Rickard's local representative will visit Willard today to decide the action.
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Chicago Athletic Club
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National Indoor Tennis Championship Sows Round Ahead
New York report dated February 15 describes three set matches as players reach the round before the semi finals. Winners include W. C. Grant George King A. H. Mann Jr Dr A W Waite W M Washburn G A Walker joining R. Lindley Murray who advanced on Saturday. Grant defeats S Howard Voshell 7 5 5 7 6 4. Ging beats George E Wagner 8 6 6 2. Mann defeats H S Parker 11 9 2 6 9 7. J Harry Steinkampf beats J L Anderson 6 1 6 1.
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G. A. Walker, Jr
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Father Salentin to Lecture At St Joseph's Church
Rev. Father W. Salentin S. J. of St. Joseph's Catholic church will deliver a lecture Tuesday night to the mem-
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Candidate for Circuit Court Judge in Mobile County
A formal political notice announces candidacy for the Circuit Court judge seat in Mobile County in the Democratic primary scheduled for May 9, 1916. The filing is paid for by the respective candidate.
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Mobile County
Norvelle R. Leigh Jr
Mobile
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Judg Thomas * Smith
Price Williams
P. Williams
Edward D. Laurendine
Palmetto St
Lecture on Germany and the Catholic Church in St Mary’s
Members of St Mary’s Holy Name Society attend an 8 o’clock talk at St Mary’s School Building. The lecture explores Germany and the Catholic Church as part of a planned series to benefit members. The loafer is noted for not loafing alone.
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St. Mary’s
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