History of rowing meets and intercollegiate changes
The article traces changes in rowing competition since the sport began, citing shifts from four to three boats and evolving schedules. It references early events, transfers, and how varsity tours influenced the program, noting dates around 1898 and 1909 with tables detailing organization and results.
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Associations Propose Change at National Lawn Ten Meet
The executive committee considers amendments to retroactive rules for 2 more promises and a proposed championship format. A Friday meeting discusses the executive committee’s authority and residency requirements for a key voting member.
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City May Os Gaspar as Club Manager Debate
Fragmented report notes Gaspar as club manager and remarks on job status in a Western League context. Mentions a recent game loss to F. J. and references to ownership and potential sales, with unclear details about borchase and club personnel.
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Submarine Threats and Transatlantic Movements Reported
The report notes Allied and merchant shipping movements including American interests in Bordeaux and New York routes. It mentions enemy submarine activity to the Azores and the St Louis voyage, with calls for armed protection and gunner recruitment. Also referenced are schedules and travels, with railroad and military mentions amid wartime disruption.
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Boston Recruits Against Chance of Players Strike
Boston NL club secures options on Exeter players in UBE of AN Classification and lines up five targets in case of a strike by base ball players. Details scarce as report notes guaranteed payments and recruitment terms.
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Coast Champion Defeats Greek Coast Rival
San Francisco notes report a coast champion defeating a Greek coast challenger in a sequence of games. The season opens April 3 with matches including Portiang at Salt Lake City and Vernon at San Franciere. Subsequent fixtures list Oakland and Los Angeles with dates of later rounds and notable events in October and July.
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Senator seeks government view on U boat warfare limits
Senator McCumber introduces a resolution asking the Secretary of State to submit the government view of submarine warfare limits as demanded by Germany’s diplomatic correspondence. He argues for clarity on international law and possible infringements to avoid conflict. The measure may be taken up the next day.
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Germans Conduct Qudesoful Aerial Raids on France
Overseas News Agency dispatch reports German air squadrons conducted raids in France on February 4. Bombs targeted Albert Amiens Avelury Dray camps and stations with multiple hits. other strikes hit Guiscard Bushy Moyon and Douai station. Four German aircraft were shot down on the western front. a fifth crashed north of Monastir in Macedonia.
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Wanted to Rent Furnished Rooms With Bath and Kitchenette
Wanted to rent one or two furnished rooms with bath and kitchenette in good condition. No illness restrictions. Rent not object if suitable. Phone R. L. Welch Jr at Santa Rita hotel 997 110 4415 K8. For sale brevelet model 496 runs 4 000 miles in good condition. Leaving city bargain. So. 4th ave. Phone 21 1590 140 115 8.
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German U boats maintain pace in ruthless warfare campaign
Washington report on the third day of Germanys submarine campaign shows U boats sustaining target tonnage. Losses for day three total 27 970 tons, two prior days 56 600 tons, with a projected million tons a month, aiming to starve Britain. German experts say such averages could end the war, though British sea defenses may tighten.
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Germany
Anderen
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Ewe
Argentine reply to German note approved by papers
Newspapers here enthusiastically approve Argentina's reply to the German note on submarine warfare, stating Argentina will conform its conduct to the principles and fundamental rules of international law. The exchange reflects diplomatic alignment and adherence to lawful conduct amid tensions.
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Warffare
Coast Schedule Announced Amid Unclear Details
The report provides fragmented notes on a Pacific coast event with timings and pace described in disjoint terms. It mentions phrases like greeting, secured, and fire but lacks coherent facts, names, or a clear venue. The readable parts point to a schedule announcement without solid specifics.
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Pacific Coast
Witten
Chirag Sante
Unclear 1930s Cable Note on German U Boat War Aims
In Washington a fragmented report notes that Germany has reportedly abandoned its pledge to the United States. The government contends it will not rush to war without undisputed evidence of violations of American rights, such as the sinking of American ships or other breaches of U S neutrality. The text reflects a cautious stance amid rising tension over Germany's actions at sea.
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California
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