Amateurs Split From Amateur Athletic Union Board Rebuffs AAU Rules
Past Take Feb 7 reports the Winth Hirb School Athletes association voting to withdraw from the Amateur Athletic Union after adopting AAU registration and eligibility decisions. It notes protests voided, protests over amateur status, and widespread approval of the move amid eligibility concerns and board fatigue with AAU control.
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Henry Iticharceon
East Iligh
A. A. U. Control
James F Mise
Rebel Cakes For Sale at Orphrum Theater Match
Promoters from Galt Lake and Ogden seek bids from wrestlers and city promoters as contenders Face off between two wrestlers for a bout with Champion Pet Crown. The match, planned for early March at 168 panne rtogelds, will determine weight eligibility and fan turnout across Utah and neighboring states.
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George Coleocarus
Orphrum Theater
Galt Lake
Ogden
Utah
Tates
Pet Crown
Tle Mererment
Marriott Juniors Win 7 TDs In Basketball Showdown
The Marriott juniors defeated Third Ward 37 to 40 in a North Webster League game on the Marriott floor. Players Blears, Williama Mitchell, Willem, and Bouchiere contributed as Wittosag. a fashion tea party followed the clash with dancing.
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Moray
Williama Mitchell
Willem
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When Harbertson and Yokel Meet in Wrestling Bout
A midcard wrestling feature reports Jack Harbertson facing Mike Yokel in a middleweight bout as fans watch the evolving pace of the event. The brief notes the match context and rising tension around the bout.
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Willard Moran Agree To $60,000 Chess Match Fight
New York Hebre 1 reports Jess Willard and Frank Moran will receive $10,000 each as part of a further $60,000 purse for a planned ten round boxing match in March. Willard had been promised $7,500 and Moran $2,500. the champion would claim two thirds of the purse with other rights allocated separately.
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Russian Wrestler Mansaroft Seeks Match With Visser
Mansaroft, a Russian heavyweight, travels from California toward the Pacific coast aiming to train with Gotch Hockenschildt Stecher and others in San Francisco. He hopes to return ready to challenge George Nelson Mansaroft or any heavyweight with a worthy record.
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Nery Fain
Kovataotin Romenoff
Mansaroft Dow
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Macesgoff
Winter
Pete
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Gotch, Hockenschildt
Stecher
Johnny Karlsson Sets New 25 Mile Record in Minneapolis
Johnny Kerb son, a 41 year old Minneapolis skater, set a world record for twenty five miles at the Northwestern amateur skating tournament, finishing in 1 hour 30 minutes 15 seconds. The prior record of 1:21:29 was held by J. F. Danotte of Stamford, Connecticut, dated January 26, 1801. The outdoor event, sanctioned by the Western Skating Association, closed today.
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Minneapolis
Johnny Kerbson
J. F. Danotte
Stamford
Conn
Western Skating Annnelation
German expert on U boat war argues for legality of submarine attacks
Berlin correspondent reports Professor Theodor Niemeyer of the University of Kiel contends in a brochure that submarine warfare is lawful under existing international law. He argues passenger ships may be torpedoed if needed and that restrictions on naval warfare are not universally accepted by all combatants. He cites the London Declaration to claim neutral ships may be destroyed to protect belligerents, challenging interpretations of "devront" in Article 56.
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Theodor Niemeyer
University of Riel
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Hop
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Perrons
Devront
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Bo Ware
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America
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Submarine warfare debate heats Allied brochure foreword
An editorial foreword argues submarines may be legal under international law, countering claims of lawbreaking. It asserts German resolve to support submarine crews and urges adherence to law amid wartime rhetoric, noting differences in interpretation between American and European views.
Fragmentary historic prose fragment on war and national identity
A scrambled excerpt discusses war and national character with mentions of American Norse elements and a legal basis for war. The text blends cultural identifiers and theoretical ideas without a clear incident or outcome. It resembles overheard or clipped commentary rather than a complete report.
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