Ulab State Trapshooting Meet Draws Strong Effort Amid Weather Hamper
The Ulab State Trapshooting Association event at Stake Gun Club drew twenty marksmen despite poor conditions. L A Cummings won high general average with 145 of 150 targets, Mood and Morgan posted 144 and 168, while Reiley surged in the second segment to win amateur honors with 163 breaks. Class wins went to Stark Cook, G J Decker, Bam Parr, and P L Williams, under a Lewis class system now paused for one-day events. The next shoot is slated for Ogden on March 17 with expectations of strong attendance as local trapshooting interest grows.
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L A. Cummings
Mood
Morgan
Reiley
Hen Targeta
Stark Cook
Boringville
G. J. Decker
Ogden
A.B. Bath
Dara
J. F. Cowan
Asher Cowen
Bam Parr
Bingham Elph
P. L. Willams
Lewis
Association
Eil
Ecares
Cuummloge
Seeeederee
Anderson - Tinttley Ao
J.T. Cowan
Asher
Soucy of Harvard to coach Badgers
Edward Soucy, a Harvard end last season, will coach the Wisconsin eleven next fall after agreeing with Dr. Paul Withington, a former Harvard athlete. Soucy was a standout on the Crimson championship squad.
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Edward Soucy
Harvard
Arzist
Paul Withington
University of Wisconsin
Soucy
Big Leaguers to Start South in 1916 Training Tour
After the 1916 major league meetings, sixteen clubs plan spring training in the South before the pennant races begin. Teams will relocate to Florida Texas and other southern sites, with dates ranging from February 20 to March 13. Cities include New York Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati St Louis Pittsburgh Detroit and more, heading to venues like Tampa Daytona Shreveport and Hot Springs.
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Florida
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Georgis
Virginia
Aed
Kentucky
Southland
Martha Springs
Toty
Brooklyn
Daytona
Chicago
Tampa
Fla
Philadelphia
St. Petersburg
Boston
Cincinnati Shreveport
St. Louis
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Tex
Pittsburg
Hot Springs
Ark
Daveson Springs
Macon
Mineral Springs
Totton
Uy St. Louis Palestine
D. O. R. Triumphs Over K. 8. FP In Basketball Match
The D. O. R. basketball team defeated the K. 8. FP squad on Amory floor by 37 to 12. The roster lists Craig Len Forward Hazeweller Right Guard Staley Clerk and others, amid a tale of a language-savvy buyer and a parasol sales pitch in the classifieds.
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Uorop
Bok
Iola Kansas Team Loses to University of Utah
Salt Lake February 23 The Iola Kan team lost to the University of Utah in a fast paced exhibition. Utah showed speed and teamwork but overzealous shooting plagued them. Happy Van Pelt starred with 24 points, earlier scoring burst in the first half.
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Iola
Kan
University of Utah
Utah Boys
Norgrealtes
Hue
Iappy van Pelt
Turning Sheep Out In Cold Weather
Farmers advise letting sheep wear warm wool coats and turning them out despite cold conditions. Emphasizes sturdy fleece as protection and normal practice for winter grazing.
One Wallop Ends Bouts In Quick Ring Action
History recalls brief matches where a single powerful blow ends the contest swiftly. In early exchanges one fighter lands a decisive KO, forcing a rapid restoration of order and ending the bout. Notably a 189% Carron City clash saw Hawk cross bats with Plaherty, Hawkins delivering a first wipe KO in about four seconds.
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Twa
Carron City
Hawkins
Mardis Plaherty
Flaherty
Aggies Defeat BYU 21 18 In Feb 22 Utah State Gym Match
Locan Feb 22. Utah Agricultural College defeated Brigham Young College 21 to 18 in a tense game decided late. Clarke Washington celebrated his birthday with the win as Newley hit a long shot for BYU that counted for a basket, while Utah State showed better court craft in the last minutes.
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Utah Agricultural College
Clarke Washington
Belgham Young College Quint
Appies
Newley
Aggies
Ekil
Deagon
B. Y. C. Vated
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Wright Vee Wilthame
Tolman Neeley Hay Price
Cox
Neeley
Hernisoc
Johneon
Kapple
pSnith
Wright
Wiliams
Kee Vier
Johnson
Kanpte
Hite Athletic Club invites new members by fee payment
The Hite Athletic Club announces that new members may join by paying one dollar to the Secretary on or before a date. All paid members receive free admission to the first weekly entertainment each month at Armory Hall, said by Secretary A A Norris.
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