Tarbertsom Yokel match draws wide interest state wide
Promoters report heavy ticket orders from Nevada Idaho Montana and Wyoming for the Harbertson Yokel wrestling bout at the Alhamtra Theatre on March 7. Yokel and Harbertson train hard with Yokel improving fast and Jack Harbertson confident at 188 pounds. The feature has national attention with Chicago papers and intermountain outlets devoting columns. Extraneous events include preliminaries with Nadan Singh vs Mobler and Tony Campbell vs Beott Wallace, plus special excursion trains.
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Plans For Summer Tennis Season In New York
Plans for the summer tennis season are laid out with focus on the all comers national championship at Forest Hills on Labor Day weekend. Grace Ades notes the schedule mirrors last year, featuring junior and scholastic events and a possible top doubles finale. The article hints at changes to West vs East exhibition matches and possible relocations to Seabright or Newport as California entrants join the eastern tour.
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Thirty colleges enter mace relay carnival at Philadelphia
Thirty colleges including Yale Harvard Princeton Cornell Dartmouth Michigan Penn State and Michigan Agricultural enter the twenty-second annual relay race carnival in Philadelphia on April 28 and 23. Harvard’s squad is favored in the one mile race, with Wilco Teachner and Ring leading the team.
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Young swimmer 15 A Wonder Vollmer’s rise in swimming
New York reports Herbert Vollmer of the New York Athletica club as a remarkable young swimmer. From Bruytertnt High School to national championships, he set records at 100, 180, 290 and 220 yards and became a leading middle distance swimmer.
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University of Utah May Rehire Maddock as Athletic Coach
Salt Lake City February reports that Joe Maddock, once Utah’s most successful athletic coach, is sought to restore the program’s former prestige. A university committee and press representatives discussed Maddock’s possible return, noting his past leadership and the potential to lure him from Mackay Idaho, though business ties may hinder acceptance.
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University ties with Utah team discussed at meeting
The meeting suggested bringing university authorities and the fan base closer, noting years of aloofness at UT have reduced downtown interest. It proposed that student attitudes toward athletes be reassessed and possibly changed to rekindle support.
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Helped Future of Baseball Says Gilmore on Federal League
James A. Gilmore, president of the late Federal League, argues the league’s rise revived baseball. He cites new blood and standout figures like Ruppert and Weeghman, predicting 1916 will be a landmark year with interest growing as fans discuss outlaw leagues and a balanced major league landscape.
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No Room for Three Major Leagues Says Veteran Player
A veteran baseball observer argues there is no room for more than two major leagues. He warns that without preserved reserve clause protections, players would act on self interest, and the sport would lose its appeal. The piece critiques how the era’s receding public demand and commercial pressures shape the game.
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Charles Ellis Wins World Three Cushion Championship
Philadelphia Feb 25 Charles Ellis of Pittsburgh won the three cushion billiard championship of the world by defeating Alfredo De Oro, the titleholder, 150 to 122. After 100 to 9 in De Oro's favor, Ellis surged with 61 points as De Oro stalled at 29. Ellis had runs of 10 and two of 6, while De Oro managed runs of 4 and 3. Seventy innings were played in the final block, totaling 198 for the match.
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Former Cornell Football Player May Enter Syracuse U
Syracuse, X. T. Feb. 2 Charles Barrett, once famed Cornell football star, likely can enter Syracuse University for the coming term after his midyear exam toll work. Barrett finished his football career last fall and had been slated for baseball as a pitcher and outfielder, with Cornell reportedly needing him.
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Cornell Baseball Ends Season On Mixed Note
Outfielder and Doctor Sharps of the Cornell baseball team had counted on late formed components for the varsity nine, shaping expectations for the season’s closing phase.
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