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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1917

Page

12

Studebaker Schweitzer Introduces All Night Car Service

Schweitzer shop in Ubia City provides 24 hour repair service with on site technicians and a fully equipped department. The overhaul center features a large battery stock and oiling facilities aimed at minimizing downtime for motorists.

Abi Ie Schweitzer Tita Tsayo Ipertati Erin Schweitzer Company Electrical and Battery Department Motorista Ubia City

Tennis Amateurs May Sell Goods New York

The United States National Lawn Tennis Association defeated a proposal to restrict expenses for players in sanctioned events. The rule would have labeled players selling sporting goods as professionals. West Side Club Forest Hills won the national singles and junior titles for 1918 indoor events. Philadelphia Cricket Club claimed women's events, and Seventh Regiment Tennis Club secured multiple championships. Officers elected: George T. Adee president, Dwight F. Davis vice president, Edwin F. Torrey secretary, G. M. Wightman treasurer.

New York United States Maurice E Mccloughlin West Side Club Forest Hills Long Island Philadelphia Cricket Club George T. Adee Dwight F. Davis St. Louis Edwin F. Torrey Clinton N. Y G. M. Wightmas Boston

Car preferences when calling Packards or Fords open or closed

A note requesting customers to specify preferred car type when calling Packards or Fords either open or closed. Includes a phone contact 77 and mentions Blue Bar a 7 Taxitab Lis Poe.

Stecher Defeats Peters in World Heavyweight Bout

Joe Stecher of Dodge Neb last night threw Charley Peters of Paillon Neb in straight falls to claim the world heavyweight wrestling championship. The first fall lasted 21 minutes 42 seconds, the second 1 minute 223 seconds. Peters twice escaped the Stecher scissors hold and forced the fall, but Stecher retained the title.

Omaha Nebd Joe Stecher Dodge Neb Charley Peters Pailion

Simonds Wins Feature Shoot at Interstate Event

Benjamin F. Simonds of Garden City Kansas won the National White Flyer handicap at the thirteenth annual Interstate Shoot in Kansas City Missouri. The handicap finale tied four contenders with twenty fliers cleared before a shoot off secured Simonds the victory.

Kansas City Benjamin F. Simonds Garden City Kan Simonds Caorga Nicolai Kanear City A. Punderburk Detroit Jeannette, Pas Sfionds

Track stars highlight hidden dangers in campus safety notes

Lawrence Ereeetaum, a track star at the university, is named as a key figure amid concerns about security on campus. The article notes freshmen from Poon Bio school and debate over safety measures as Windriver and Mayes support improvements to keep Wildcat rivals in check.

Poon Distan E Funters Tates

Fragmentary notes on a baseball tryout and team selections

Disjointed OCR text lists baseball positions and players including a third baseman and names such as Bill, Sapien Brown, Uhelle, Wearter, and Fhe hmbale. Mentions a competition for places, dates unclear, and an unused arrangement for a seacet.

Batonet Bill Sapien Brown Uhelle

EEGHMAN UNEASY OVER FRATERNITIES

Chicago Nationals members were instructed to report February 1 before departing for Pasadena for training. President Weechman stated this will reveal how many players intend to obey the Baseball Players' fraternity orders.

Chicago Chicago Nationals Pasadena Cal Weechman Iaid Baseball Players’ Fraternity

Record of University Event and Team Victory

Vague notes describe an university team in a vigil or event. The text hints at a sporting moment or tape moment but lacks clear names places or outcomes. Further readable details would help establish the precise event, participants, and result.

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