Pete Vist Defeats Romano In Hard Wrestling Bout
In a keen back and forth match Pete Vist, of Ogden, defeated Konstantine Homanoff with a body scissors and Nelson holds, gaining the second and third falls in 6 and 34 minutes. The crowd witnessed fast exchanges, throws, and near pins as Vist showcased strength and elusiveness against the Russian rival, while other bouts and exhibitions filled the program at the Flite Athletic club event.
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Pete
Ogden
Konstantine Homanoff
Rue Flan
Fane
Fomanoff
Aaron
Visser
Bis
Jock Harbertson
Thme
Arma
Aki
Moore
Nemanoff
Nelson
Miser
Tioruanoti
Nomanolt
Thia Ender
Wiener
Rusalan
Hi Malah
Peto
Aimilar
Serowd
Flite Athletic
Harry Knowlden
Ned Andrews
Kid Moss
Andrews
Moas
Kia” Davis
Dilly Lucas
Seattle
Lucas Elaima
Pacific Coast
Darla
Lucas
Datis
Jimmy Hrawn
Jimmy Drysdale
Crown
Drysdale
Troxan
Bosera
Jimmy Johns
George Nelson
Gus Pappas
John Kilonis
Jack Haebertson
Mike Yokel
Knowlen
Milan to Train at Hot Springs
Milan to train at Hot Springs as the association appoints a committee to oversee football matters. Vance C. McCormick, 3 5. 1B. Horse, Kilpatrick, Swan, Camp named to lead athletic oversight under university authority. Public financial details of appointments not disclosed.
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Phillips Exett Academy
Michael Fiweeney
Pennsylvania
Tmgert
Captain Black
Athletic Association
Vance C. McCormick
Horse
John N. Kilpatrick
Joseph I. Swan
Waller
Thirty Players on Beaver Staff
Portland February 2 Walter Credie and a group of players organize a Beaver training squad for 1919. More than 20 players will join the Beaver squad as Credie guides the team to a camp against the Japanese team with an eye toward Coast league chances. Credie favors inexpensive local players, aims to build a strong pitching staff, and may drop underperformers before season start. The 1918 pitching staff disappointed last year and the coast pennant risk prompts a new approach.
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Walter McCredie
Beaver
Stu Credie
eCredis
Cal
U. S
U. of Chicago
Ralah Boya
Mac
Unictern
McCredie
Coset
Chicago to Host Waseda Baseball Team Next Summer
Chicago plans a feature series between the University of Chicago and Waseda University Japan as the Japanese nine are slated to arrive in the United States next summer. Coach Pat Page announced a cablegram from Prof. Isa Abe saying Waseda will reach San Francisco May 4, 1912. The 1911 tour showed they would book games with college teams nationwide.
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University of Chicago
Waseda, University
Japan
United States
Pat" Page
Isa Abe
Waseda
San Prencisco
Yale Names TA Jones Head Coach for 3 Years
New Haven Feb 2 An official Yale Athletic Association committee announced the unanimous selection of T A Jones as Yale football head coach for the next three seasons Jones a graduate and former quarterback who starred for Yale in the late 19 teens and later served on the varsity squad’s staff.
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Yale Athletic Association
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Yale
Jones Wan
Boston Club Syndicate Elects New Directors
The Boston National League baseball club transfer to a syndicate led by Percy D. Haughton was further perfected with the election of a new board of directors. The board includes former Gov. David Wala and former Lieut. Gov. Louis Prothingham among others.
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Boston
Boston National League Baseball Club
Percy D. Haughton
Harvard
Boston Athletic Association Leadership Names Declined?
The report lists Col. Edward E. Logan, Charles Matt, William Garcelon and Manager George Stallings as officers with Walter E. Iapgood reelected as secretary under President Gaffney.
Kansas City to join major baseball leagues say Johnson
Excelsior Springs Mo Feb 2 Kansas City will soon be in a major baseball league according to American League president Tan Johnson who is resting there He says Kansas City a major league city now and will take a place in one of the major circuits President Johnson anticipates the change any time President Ichocca believes Kansas City would fit better in the American League than the National He hints one St Louis club may be involved in the move
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Kansas City
Tan FR. Johnson
Johnson
Vretidert Ichocca
Tom Jones Denies New York Match Story
Chicago, Feb 2 Tom Jones long agent for heavyweight champion Jess Willard denied a New York report that Willard and Jack Dillon were set to meet in April. He said a meeting would be held here tomorrow to arrange a Willard Moran bout with Milwaukee bidder Tom Andrews prepared to bid.
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Tom Jones
Jesa Willard
New York
Willard
Jack Dillon
Jones
Frank Moran
Tom Andrews
Milwaukee
Messing
Ton
Robber lures victim to alley on State Street
Salt Lake February 3 J C Poder a sheepherder lured William Sperry to the rear of a building on State Street between Fifth and Birth South streets and struck him with a bottle. Detectives Glenn and Brown confronted Poder and arrested him at the scene as Sperry lay in the alley, then took him to the police station.
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J. C. Poder
Willam Sperry
State Street
Fifth
Birth South
Sperry
Frank Glenn
W. 8
Brown
Thrice Escapes Death in Mexico
James B Barker a California man in Mexico survived multiple fatal threats after refusing to join a group of seven teens killed by bandits near the border. He narrowly avoided death in two other encounters with Villamen, illustrating a charmed life amid the danger in Mexico.
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James B. Barker
California
Mexico
Baker
The
Villamen
Man arrested after assault during attempted robbery in Salt Lake
Officers stopped Poder and Sperry on State street near a meat shop rear alley. Poder allegedly struck Sperry with a bottle, knocking him down as officers arrived. Poder, known to police, was booked on highway robbery charges after the incident. He frequents Salt Lake, staying at the Lincoln house on East First South street.
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Ergency Hospital
Poder
Sperry
State Street
Investigation at Insane Hospital in Norfolk Nebraska
February 2 report from Norfolk Nebraska states that a public inquiry into conditions at the Norfolk state hospital for the insane began. The investigation follows charges of mismanagement raised by N A Tiune, editor of the Norfolk Daily News, after an earlier inquiry led to the removal of Dr. W D Guttery as superintendent.
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Nebraska
State Hospital
N. A. Tiuae
Norfol Daily News
W. D. Guttery
Heavy slump on bourse sparks market fear in Europe
London february 2 reports a heavy slump on the Frankfurt bourse as financiers fear German American relations may deteriorate. Worries over trade and policy have unsettled trading, with the market reacting to speculation and uncertain prospects.
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Pradle Hatch
Exchange
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