Boxing at Elite Athletic Club yields a draw and a KO shock
Nelson and Frankie Erne of Ogden battled in a main event that ended in a draw after a tough four rounds, with Erne showing infighting and Nelson recovering strength. Kid Irish of Baby Lake knocked out Eddie Bronnon in two rounds, while Tommy Crawford failed to appear for a scheduled bout. Muse Hoyle stepped in for Ogden, delivering a strong showing before a setback.
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Salt Lake Utes Defeat Oakland in Opening Coast Game
Salt Lake defeated Oakland 7 to 4 in the opening Pacific Coast game, drawing a holiday crowd of about 10,060. The home club led the rival from Oshhood in a tense contest as fans packed the stands and offices were closed for the occasion.
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GAMES PLAYED AT MMAJOR S CAM GIANTS ARE WINNERS
New Orleans April 4 The New York Nationals beat the New Orleans Southern Association team 5 to 4 as Gate fielder Roush scored the deciding run in the ninth inning. The Boston Nationals defeated the Richmond Internationals 7 to 5. Pirates trim Memphis in Memphis.
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Portland Reavers Triumph Over San Francisco Seals
In San Francisco on April 4, the Portland Reavers defeated the Seals with a final score of 7 to 4. Italian guard Ton y Gulato from St Marys fueled the comeback, lifting Oregon’s squad as they mounted a decisive late surge aided by solid pitching and timely hitting. The loss extended the Seals’ home woes while Portland kept pressure on the league leaders.
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Auction sale of harness champions in New York
Old favorites of the National Horseshoe Ring changed hands at an auction in New York on April 5. Edward B. McLean’s harness show champions led a lively sale with prices reaching as high as 5,650 dollars for Steamsxtat and 4,800 dollars for Lady Ditham and Elegant Miriam. Nav Ta and Ratelo also drew strong bids, moving to new owners including Joseph Harriman and others in a sale dominated by McLean stock.
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New Coach for Logan Agries Appointed at College
The board of trustees confirms J. W. Watson of University of Illinois Urbana as head coach at the Agricultural College. Watson succeeds Teet and previously captained and played center for Zupke’s 1914 Big Nine champions, earning all conference honors.
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Tevtzel
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Agricultural college selects Watson as new coach
Coach Zopke and Professor Hoff praise Watson as best fitted man for the coaching position at the Agricultural college. Watson, student in the school of agriculture, will graduate in June after more than four years at the university and work in other studies. The athletic committee selection follows recommendations from authorities at the Woolf institution.
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Angels Capture Opening Game at Washington Park
Los Angeles opened the baseball season in windy conditions drawing 712 fans. Frank Chance managed a 6 to 2 victory as Angelen public parade and crowds celebrated his baptism into management. A large caravan and parade followed the team into the park with notable local officials watching.
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They'd Fit Trastus Buffoon of a Drac Pants Bid
A garbled OCR passage describes a character named Trastus the cleaner, mentioning a drac pants and an attempt to untie or secure them. The text contains many misreads and nonsensical phrases, but core ideas concern fitting pants and a trial summons of a figure named Rastus.
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