Yale Wins Second Varsity Regatta At Thames
Yale crews defeated Harvard in the second varsity and freshman eight events at the forty ninth annual Thames regatta near New London Connecticut. The Blue won the eight oared varsity by five lengths and the freshman race by a length and a half amid rough conditions with no official times recorded.
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Local Golf Match At Fairmont Links With Wheeling
The Fairmont golf players engage Wheeling Country Club in a match this afternoon at the Country Club links. The course is reported in excellent condition and scores are predicted to be good. A separate note recounts a humorous lecturer addressing convicts in a western penitentiary where applause was scarce and warden jokes about handcuffs ensued.
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Country Club
Wheeling Country Club
Mannington
Fairmont Independents
Mannington Independents
Amama
Madden
Boice
Morrison
Hawkins
Richmond
Last of Coach Robinson’s Simple Life Saving Lessons
Northwestern University coach Tom Robinson outlines a step by step life saving method for drowning victims. After airway and circulation checks, position the body with hips elevated, apply chest compressions across lower ribs timed to breathing, monitor for heartbeats while warming and comforting the victim, and seek professional help if possible. The piece emphasizes practical, memorizeable drills for youths and stresses immediate action to save a life.
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Baseball Our Game Across the World
Hugh Fullerton recounts baseball’s global spread from Alaska to Sweden, noting government aid to Esquimaux and scores from Finland, Hawaii, China, Japan, the Philippines, Guam, Bolivia, and Mindanao. He highlights Austra lian uptake, Latin and Middle Eastern games, English clubs testing the sport, and Sweden as an emerging athletic nation.
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Esquimaux
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Nya Karied
Finland
Chicago
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Hawaii
China
Japan
Philippines
Guam
Bolivia
Texas
New Mex
Philippine Islands
Luzon
Zamboanga
Mindanao
Greenland
Iceland
Java
Peary
Egypt
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Cape
London
America
Oxford
France
Germany
Sweden
Stockholm
Holy Land
Fullerton's Own Column mocks park ban and baseball claims
Joe Birmingham barred from Cleveland park prompts urging to name two players to boost wins without changes. Anna Richards becomes an A. A. U. pro after expense claims for a Philadelphia trip. Dr Hirschberg questions white blood cells memory. Column mocks Grand Travers name, Jess Willard reform ideas, and NL managers' comments on their clubs.
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Cleveland Park
Anna Richards
Philadelphia
Chicago
Leonard Keene Hirschberg
Michigan
Grand Travers
Jerry
Jess Willard
Billy Sunday
Hans Wagner
Wesleyan West Virginia football game off for Thanksgiving
H A Stansbury Wesleyan College athletics manager denies a signed contract with West Virginia for the annual Thanksgiving game. After February preliminaries a dispute over minor game details prevents agreement and neither side has finalized arrangements. The annual match likely won’t be played next year. Churches Play Tuesday at South Side Park. Barnesville M E Church vs Presbyterian Church at 6 p.m. Barnstown seeks to climb from last place with a new lineup.
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West Virginia
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Presbyterian Church
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Barnstown
Pirates and Giants Clash at South Side Monday
Coming events show the Pirates and Giants of the MC A league meeting Monday at South Side Park with Morrison and Madden likely for the Pirates and Ashby and Hines for the Giants. Also on schedule Fairmont Independents visit Mannington for a 3 20 o'clock tip, while Diamond Street M E Church and Presbyterian teams square off Tuesday at South Side Park.
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South Side Park
Zeke Davis
A. B. Scott
R.H. . P. AE. Davi
Maurer
McKee
Robe
Watson
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Hamilton
Ault
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Pirates
South Side
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Madden
Battery
Ashby
Hines
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South Sia Park
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Diamond Street Boys
Charles Johnson to Race Here at Fair Grounds Track
Manager Morris of Standarts Garage promotes no amateur events while races head to the Fair Grounds on Monday. Salpay 5 announces Charles Johnson as winner of Uniontown hill climb, with Johnson driving the Greyhound from Uniontown in a three mile course aiming for a 3 minutes 17 second time. Also notes Joe Bens as a golfer with a recent nine hole score.
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Salpaay 5
Charles Johnpaty
Uniontown
Bert. Johnson
Unione Town
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