Davy Jones Tops Mike Yokel In Narrow Logan Bout
In a closely contested middleweight match in Logan on April 18 Davy Jones from Meted and Logan edged Mike Yokel in an hour and a half bout. Yokel tried throws but Jones countered with skill, earning praise for his technique and control. Preliminaries ended in draws between George Shupfont and B Parker and between Vic Larson and Lew Bailey. Arch Exbert refereed the event with H Porter as chief official.
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Baseball scores and results from yesterday and today
Yesterday's results show St Louis 2 Chicago 7, Detroit 4 Cleveland 2, Philadelphia 2 New York 4, Washington 4 Boston 2. Today's games list St Louis at Chicago, Detroit at Cleveland, Philadelphia at New York, Washington at Heston. New York won a 4 2 game in its series with Detroit as Shawkey pitched poorly but Ly Baker saved the eighth. Washington beat Boston 4 2 for the first time since 1914 with timely hitting and strong pitching by Haste per and Lewis driving in the Boston two runs.
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Detroit Triumphs Over Cleveland Behind Opportune Triples
In Cleveland Ohio on April 1 Vitt and Veach delivered timely triples enabling Detroit to erase an early Cleveland lead and prevail 4 to 2. The game featured decisive hitting that lifted Detroit to the victory.
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Cleveland beats Coveleskie as Indiana drives in runs
April 18 Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 4 to 0. Alexander kept Boston’s offense quiet while Hudolph lasted six innings. Nigtoff drove in three runs for the home club, with Chase and Ure contributing earlier. A drafty, error-filled recap notes baserunners and near-miss plays, ending with Philadelphia taking the pennant chase lead.
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National League weather postponements and early results
Baseball notes report multiple NL games postponed by cold and wind affecting Chicago, St Louis, New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Philadelphia then beat Boston 6 to 4 while Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 4 to 3 on a ten inning Diamond.
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Oaks Clout Vernon Tigers In Close Opener
In San Frantisco on April 1 the Oaks edged the Vernon Tigers by a scant margin after a tight early contest. Vernon built a late surge but Oakland held on to win 3 to 2 in a low scoring clash marked by late heroics and rough play.
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Angels Take Game 2-10 in rough series opener
Los Angeles started the series with the Beale by a 12 to 8 score as Reat Koer ner and Harry Walter, aided by Jack Tigan, pitched well early. Wolvecan’s Steen kept San Francisco in check until late but a late rally sealed the win for Los Angeles.
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UTE BEAVER GAME POSTPONED BY WET GROUNDS
Salt Lake April 19. The Ute Beavers game is postponed due to wet grounds after Portland’s opener was rained out. Probable starters listed for Salt Lake and Portland, with 3 PM coast time start. Weather favors a later attempt to play today.
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Wrestling clash looms as Dall to meet Brown in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles April 18 a marquee wrestling match stirs local interest as Tony Dall challenged champion Pet Brown. Brown eyes a showdown in the city to halt Dall while Dall aims to prove himself after recent wins. Brown has outclassed Clapham and hurt Henderson, suggesting a tight, crowd-pleasing bout.
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Michigan Agricultural rifle team tops intercollegiate matches
Washington State College finished second with an aggregate score of 12 997 while Michigan Agricultural College led with 12 498 of 14 003 possible in the 13 weeks over NRA sanctioned intercollegiate matches with Norwich in the mix.
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Women in Political Realm MRE Abbie Krebs Seeks National Convention Delegate
Abbie E Krebs of Sao Ban Franciero California, a republican candidate for delegate to the National Convention in Chicago, faces May 2 election. Four generations of her family will vote, with her mother and grandmother registered to back her. Krebs pledges to go unpledged in Chicago to support the man best equipped to guide the nation for four years. Mrs Oliver Cole of Los Angeles, widow of Senator Cornelius Cole, is also a Republican candidate for Chicago. If elected she will go unpledged, continuing her longtime political activity and advocacy for equal suffrage.
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Michigan Agricultural team wins national championship trophy
Fort teams competed as ten members per side shot a 22 caliber rite. Michigan Agricultural led in class A with 12 684, Columbia 12 684. Notre Dame 12 823, Princeton 12 749, Harvard 12 625, Rensselaer 12 666. Harvard and RPI placed in class B and G.
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Norwegian steamer Terje Vikeo sinks in Casco Bay
A Lisbon dispatch reports the Norwegian steamer Terje Vikeo sank in Casco Bay 16 miles west of Lisbon after three explosions. The ship, 335 feet long and built in 1903, left Galveston March 16 bound for Lisbon. the crew are believed drowned.
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