Salt Lake Team Curley En Route To San Jose Meet
San José Cal Feb 4 Members of the Salt Lake team arrived today from noon onward most of the twenty seven players housed at the St Jamck hotel. Training at Euna ball park planned tomorrow morning with Krener joining late afternoon. Reeded notes on players and staff hint at a White Sox connection and plans to train in California ahead of spring games.
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Highest honors of dogdom awarded at Madison show
New York Feb Madison Vie, a wire haired fox terrier, won the top prize at the Kennel Club show. Sntlard Vie, owned by George W. Gatalari, earned best of breed honors and the article notes the event as a standout performance in the field.
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Bent Beats Butler In Worrid Handball Contest
Deseret handball tournament tipped toward Deal city champion as Butler fell 31 to 20. Deal led from start while Butler faltered. doubles saw Richards and opponents defeat Cowley and Watkin 21 to 35. Trooper and Ausot defeated Land and Meakin 2 to 108. The event schedule shows games Friday at the arena.
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Johnson to Fight in Havana in Brief Prospective Bout
An encrypted cable from Havana relayed by Petta-Tom Vtgan confirms a bout between Jamon Jeffrier and Jo hns on Johnson. The venue is Havana with Enerba as a possible site, and the text suggests a draw between Jeffrier and Johnson, pending final arrangements for June.
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Wolgast Arm Injury Looms in Boxing Card Swap
Wolgast breaks his arm again delaying the Madison Square Garden bout. John Leach Crow was set to headline with Matthekinakey Hinmy Johnston replacing the injured partner. Dntdee Wea Koen trains for a month and Jonny Prater subs late as the event reshapes the lineup.
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Cross Country Run In April At University Grounds
April cross country work continues amid weather dependent timing. University athletes train on outdoor courses and gymnasiums as they prepare for spring events.
Boxing Ledger Fragments Signal Fight Night At Eight
A disjointed recap recalls a boxing champion facing setbacks and future hopes. Mentions Dr Jumbe Yharntor and the Garden faction, with reference to a 30 day delay and a Chicago event. The narrator expresses mixed confidence about Welsh defending a title, while noting unresolved plans and a departure toward the station.
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Ah Xney
Luce
Chicago
Newark to Be Home of Feds in Federal League Move
An official announcement says the Wangas Chu team of the Federal League will relocate to Newark, New Jersey, chosen over the Bronx in New York. Newark aims to seat about 20,000, with spring training planned in March and the season starting ahead of the National and American leagues. Genege Stovail and Mayers will join as Newark figures, and Chicago officials prepare for a league meeting opening tomorrow.
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Hypocrites Last Night Show At The Ogden
The Ogden hosts the final performance of the Hypocrites tonight after a run of comedy and satire. Tickets remain available as audiences gather for the closing act and a recap of the show's standout moments.
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Alpine race dominates county school basketball race
In a chaotic Alpine area update three teams contend for a top plate. Decisive games loom next week at a local hall as Mplsant Piirare and Let ee vie for advancement.
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Cleveland Sets World Rifle Record at Interclub Meet
Weekington February 21 Cleveland athletes set a world record score of 1600 in the interclub championship, firing 100 shots per bull at 22 feet with a .32 cal rifle. Class A results list Cleveland 4000, District of Columbia 3999, Stillwater Minnesota 973, Des Moines 68, Tacoma 970, Salt Lake 240, Ogden Utah 85, Watertown 1? and other scores.
Marshall Sets New Chess Record at Portullout
Frank J. Marshall of New York establishes a new chess record by losing only four games out of ninety-two played in a simultaneous exhibition. Ten draws, the six-hour event involved forty-five players. Previous record held by T. Sharabantance, who drew twelve of sixty-five.
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Frank J. Marsiall
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University May Abandon Baseball At Wah University
The athletic council at the University of Wah weighs dropping baseball as funds and interest wane. Coach Nation Norgren opposes the move while several council members push to erase the program from the Grimson Met.
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Harold Lamb Wins at Golf Contest
Harold Lamb of Salt Lake City defeated Bob Cash in the thirty six hole final of the Virginia Country Club Invitation tournament to claim victory. Lamb led after the first eighteen and held a steady comeback by Cash before Lamb sealed the match on the twelfth hole with a sharp closing stretch.
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Welsh and White poised for ten round bout in Milwaukee
Lightweight champion Freddie Welah from Milwaukee knocks out Chicago’s Charlie White in a Wisconsin bout billed as 136 pounds at 2 pm. The match, first held here months ago, left Welsh with the edge in weight and writers predicted a decision, while White insists poundage handicap will favor him.
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Waterbury brothers reach national amateur semifinals
New York february 94 Lawrence Waterbury, teller at the national amateur racquet title, won his second round match and will face his brother J C Waterbury in the semifinal tomorrow. The other quarterfinal saw Pell of Suphde defeat Mortimer of the same club to set up a clash with Stanley Mortimer.
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Lawrence Waeterbury
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Duke cancels racing entries due to hospital dispute
London Feb 25 The Duke of Portland a leading English turf figure has cancelled all racing entries for the Epsom Derby and other events for 2016 and 2946 after the Bypsett mediation refused access to his clubhouse. The building town is being used as a military hospital and Epsom race officials say the situation may affect race plans. The duke declined to permit only a temporary use of the building during race week, insisting the house be returned to its original condition for his supporters and wounded soldiers.
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