Twin Falls Wrestlers Defeat Boise In Local Meet
Twin Falls wrestlers edged Boise contenders in a high school gym meet last night. Cliff Lewis was unable to wrestle due to hand infection while Nick Collins and Robey led their teams. Results include draws between Mott and Nicholson and several Twin Falls wins by margins varying from two minutes to two rounds.
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Swimming Pool Awaitable to Twin Falls Bathers
An excavation at the A. M. Sand farm near Twin Falls will become a swimming pool measuring 240 feet wide and 870 feet long with seven feet of depth at one end for divers and a shallower end for beginners. Water will come from a nearby canal and deep well after filtration. bath houses will be built and trees planted for shelter. a coaster plunge may be added if demand justifies it.
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Easterners Triumph in Amateur Athletic Union Final
New York University defeated Kansas City Athletic Club 45 to 22 and Rutgers beat the Young Men's Order of Detroit 33 to 17 to advance to the AAU basketball championship finals in Atlanta. Eastern college teams NYU and Rutgers move toward the title.
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Chicago team sails to spring training at Waco
Bound for the spring training quarters at Waco Texas the Chicago team of the American league left Chicago tonight 22% strong. Manager Kid Gleason was in charge of the men. Included was Pitcher Ed Cicotte who has not signed but is expected to do so later. Other members of the team are to join it at Waco.
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Chicago
Waco
Twin Falls Girls Triumph Over Wendell In Local Tilt
Twin Falls high school girls basketball team edged Wendell 16 to 2 as Twin Falls controlled the game with seven field goals to none for Wendell. The local center faced a taller opponent while guards contributed to the decisive win in yesterday afternoon’s matchup.
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Kentucky Senate Moves to Permit Boxing
The Kentucky senate passed a bill to legalize a 12 round no decision boxing match under state athletic board supervision. The bill allocates 15 percent of gate receipts to the state school fund and the governor, who is expected to sign, favors the measure immediately.
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Ross Makes New World Records in Auckland
Norman Ross, American swimmer, set a world record for 500 meters with a time of 6 minutes 44.25 seconds in Auckland New Zealand. He also swam 100 yards in 60 seconds, tying the New Zealand record.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Norman Ross
McDowd Wins Bout In Denver Cleared Knockout
In Denver on March 12 Mike O'Dowd of St Paul the world middleweight champion knocked out Tommy Madden of Brooklyn in the fourth round of a scheduled 12 round fight.
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Football Rules Committee Meets First Time Since 1917
The Associated Press reports the football rules committee convened at the Hotel Biltmore in New York on March 12 for its first formal meeting since 1917. Delegates discussed rule changes and football governance, signaling renewed activity in national play standards.
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Community clubs host St Patrick event and meetings
Blue Lakes Boulevard club enjoyed a St Patrick's afternoon at Mrs Moses Stearns home with stories a reading and songs. Unity chairwomen of Mrs H E Bailey hosted a roll call at her home with four guests and officer elections. Epworth league hosted a play night with solo performances and a waffle breakfast invitation. Presbyterian Ladies Aid held a Thursday session electing officers and serving luncheon.
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Riggs
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George Rice
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Patz
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Paris
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Charlotte ‘Stewart
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Gave Up Hope for Ship Bearing Relief Crew
Paris dispatch reports hope abandoned for a Russian steamer chartered by the American Red Cross as a relief transport. The vessel left Novoropalas on the Russian east coast bound for Constantinople and was lost to reports from the sea.
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Constantinop
Overdue Russian Steamer Sighted Near Turkish Capital
Refugee ships report wreckage after a recent blizzard and hurricane, suggesting the overdue Russian steamer may be near the Turkish capital. The American steamer Tyee sent urgent calls for aid after boiler trouble left it crippled 90 miles east of Five Fathom lightship without food supplies.
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Steamer Calls For Aid In Norfolk Coast Guard Action
The steamship Manning departed Norfolk on March 10 as coast guard cutters responded to a distress call. Weather and sea conditions hindered rescue efforts, with authorities coordinating search and salvage operations along the Virginia coast.
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Ambassadors to Meet in Paris Session Tomorrow
Paris March 12. The council of ambassadors will hold a session tomorrow under the press.
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Havas
Council of Panibassidots
Contested Premier Millerand Position Examined
The article discusses the recent attempts regarding the person of a German commissioner and the evolving situation surrounding Premier Millerand, outlining the key political tensions and procedural considerations involved.
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Tornado Claims Black Lives in Washington County
A tornado near Percy, Washington County, Mississippi, killed five Black residents and injured 25 others while destroying 25 tenant houses. The disaster occurred today as rescuers began assessing the damage and aiding survivors.
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