Great game at American Fork in basketball showdown
The American Fork five battled Apollo to a 26 side score in a high spirited county gym clash. Every member contributed a strong performance as the Huskies pressed the challengers through a wild second half, keeping the outcome in doubt until the final buzzer. Apollo forward Fetl sparked offense with two quick baskets and eleven trips to the line, while A C Measter and Barrell led scoring for American Fork. The crowd, packed in the flat, roared as the locals fell just short of victory and the officials, Finn and Barratt, oversaw a tense finish. Jordan, after a thirty week stint in San Francisco, embarks on a new engagement with the Forty Niners.
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English Checker Champion Plays in Salt Lake
Alfred Jordan, checker champion of England for 12 years, arrived in Salt Lake yesterday with a belt tag and a string of wins from a recent exhibition. He reportedly won sixteen of his fourteen games in a Continental match, drawing three and losing one in chess and checkers, while claiming eleven boards of cemented competition and showcasing skill at the Lakes Checker Club.
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Alfrad Jordan
Anniulin
Jonin
Si Thethers
Home Run Baker Returns to Farm After Retirement
Philadelphia reporter notes star third baseman Home Run Baker plans to retire from the baseball diamond and devote his life to dairy farming in Maryland. Baker, age 71, spent 1908 to 1914 with major clubs including Athletics and Giants, after a notable 840 batting season with twelve home runs and a key role in early world series action.
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Athletics
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Dtafater
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Raker
Wint
New Yorks
Giants
Heston Dekves
le Dizer
Larry Lable
Donovan
Pat Sharen
Dewwide Tagen
New York Highladders
Sha Philadstona Navemale
Athletes to Try Out in Chicago for National Events
Central A A U announces Chicago tryouts for local athletes seeking national level competition this summer. Outdoor trials expected in June at a San Francisco venue with preliminary events in April and May on the coast. national equestrian and aquatic events linked to Panama-Pacific exposition.
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Echico
Treanty
Central A. A. U
Sap Fraticiaro
Charles Quan
A L Ump Named Pick Naltin Umpire of Long Standing
Pick Naltin, famed autocaric umpire, builds reputation in internatl circuits after leaving outfield. Born in Heranton Pa, Vita Nova alum, once a standout hitter and fielder, now comments on upcoming tryouts and events for track, wrestling, and wrestling classes with dates in March and April.
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Internations
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al Hie
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Heranton
Vita Nova College
New York
Cote
Marci
Home Market for Speedy Racers Grand Circuit Meet
The Detroit Dele Ing club announced plans for the annual blue Abhad Grand Circuit race meeting with a $10,000 stake. The event aims to boost a home market for trotting, featuring 2:08 pace chases and a points system anchored at Detroit, with other tracks expected to adopt the format.
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Point
Garfield Stages Good Boxing Card
Garttiut, Feb. 16. The Garfield Athletic club staged another boxing and wrestling card before 769 fans. The main and semi main events featured quick rounds and decisive finishes. In the wrestling segment Dondeon won in two minutes, with a later 30 minute break leading to another victor.
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Ty Tae
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Soliton
Sutton leading billiard experts in New York event
New York reports the senior standings of the billiards tournament with Pinyer wy and Bet. Button among top scorers. In Minneapolis bowling, two new teams rise to the leaders as Trix Geran of St. Paul tops the field with 44% and Trunyson and Newhorse of Minneapolis lead in games.
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Button
Minneanolia
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T. R. Trunyson
Ft. Newhorse
Minnea
Federal league opens season early amid season plans
In New York on February 15, Betuta reaviaay and officials from the Federal league announced opening the season several days ahead of other leagues. President Gilmore of the Federals indicated no transfers of franchises beyond Kansas City to Newark. Umpire Charles Risler contract for 1935 was signed by National League secretary Heyer. James A. Gilmore, heading to Pinehurst, said a proposal to place a minor league in New England was abandoned after a report from the league's New England representative.
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National Lave
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Haltimore
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Futtrel League
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Roe
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Big Isagues
Becker's Team Wins Its Game
Becker's bowling team defeated Halitay Mell Clerks on the Smbekery alleys. Thacker and Owens led with high averages, while Bluey Sullivan, noted for catching 1300 games, is highlighted as a veteran major leaguer with a storied career. The item blends local bowling report with a brief note on Sullivan's past baseball fame.
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Halitay
Smbekery
Owens
Thacker
Danish Ship Detained Near Kirkwall on Way to Copenhagen
New York reports say the Danish steamship Oscar II, en route from this port to Christiansand and Copenhagen, reached Kirkwall in the Orkney Islands last Sunday. Danish agents insist the ship did not intend to stop there and was held for examination, with cargo of foodstuffs and chocolates described as destined for neutral ports. A Copenhagen line representative denied contraband, noting no weapons or prohibited goods aboard, and questioned the detention amid twenty six ships plying between Denmark and England. A light-hearted exchange from a Boston cartoon caption aside.
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Osesr
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Teseel
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Prize crews on German vessel sighted off Brazil
Buenos Ayres reports a German steamer Holger sighted heading for Buenos Ayres with crew from several English ships sunk by a German warship. The Holger, linked to German activity in the Bath Atlantic, left Pernambuco in January likely carrying cargo for German vessels in South American waters. Officials criticized lax neutrality enforcement.
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Arkentiie
Brazil
Holget
Bath Atlantia
Pernambuco
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