Al Young at 2215 Free From Smoke or Drink
Al Young the popular lightweight boxer, to meet Pat Gilbert in a ten round bout at Al Hatoura Theatre Friday night. He celebrates a birthday, has long boxing history through Oklahoma and Idaho, with draws and wins shaping a strong coast to coast career. He hails from Tulsa then moved west, later rising in Idaho and Ogden circuits before the current match. The card also notes a Missouri Valley basketball game: Kansas defeated Washington University 29 to 19.
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Lee Morrissey
Drigee
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Bobbie Moore
Chris Georgy
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Tigers and Angels Start Training Ground Bustle
Los Angeles February 25. Baseball season opens with Cubs at Tournament Park Pasadena while Coast League champions report to Waeblegion Park. Futures hopefuls and veterans gather in Vernon and Pasadena for workouts with Chance at Waeblegion Park directing a large trainee group.
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Frank Leiby
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Georas Atovall
Vernon
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Stonehead Jackson
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Burh
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Valencia
Olson
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Arellanes
Tinker Heaver
Pray
Records Fall in Honolulu Open Water Swim Meet
The Honolulu open water swimming championships saw multiple world and American records. Perry McGillivray of Chicago won the 220-yard swim in 2 minutes 20.45 seconds, while Lady Lane of Los Angeles took the 17 35 for women, and Harold Kniger set a world mark in the 106-yard backstroke at 1 18.25. Dorothy Burns established a new American record in the 220-yard women’s swim, Mira Huts set two Hawaii records in board work for women, and California star Normal Now placed second in both the 220 and 440 events. The carnival-linked meet drew wide attention for its significance in the sport.
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United States Football Association Eyes Sweden Tour
The national council of the United States Football Association holds an all day session in Missouri to approve sending a team to Sweden for a series of international matches. The Missouri State Football association backs the plan to raise the profile of American football abroad.
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Orient Bowlers Shatter Records In Denver
The Orient five from Denver totaled 3,009 pins in three games at the state bowling tournament, a score believed higher than any previously achieved in an American Bowling Congress event. Magee signs with Braves in Boston, ending a holdout.
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Seaton Signs with Chicago Nationals Club
Pasadena reports Thomas Seaton and Pilcher signed after a salary dispute. A conference with Charlie Weishman owner and manager Fred Shall followed, finalizing the contract today.
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Cal
Thoman Seaton
Pilcher
Charlen Weeshman
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Fred M+shall
Fragmentary line hints at a historical notice
The readable text fragment mentions sugabines and Bion 4 Treetsel across spans of couplea, offering no clear event, date, or identifying entities beyond these obscure terms. Further context is needed to identify people, places, or organization names for a precise summary.
Colorado College Track Team Sees Many New Men in 1917
Colorado Springs Feb 25 The Colorado college track lineup for 1917 will feature many freshmen and new faces after a large graduation toll. Coach McBride and assistant Robey seek quick development to replace key stars like Mock Paste Balch Nelson Sweeney and Hall. Promising returnees include Hob McBride in the sprint and 220, Schweiger in the weight, Shadowen Tobin and Thompson in distance work, with Williams gaining as a two miler. Freshmen Briggs and Waugh expected to handle pole vaulting as the squad molds for a strong season.
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Colorado College
Harry Balch
Hob Nelson
Bob Sweeney
Ed Taylor
Frank Hall
Robey
Tkeir
Foon
Hob McBride
Rothy
Hob
McBride
Imez
Zear
Sclessman
Keith Clark Bay
Briggs
Waugh
Utes Add Dubuc and Holt to Spring Training Plans
In Balt Lake news on Feb 26, the Utes announce two more contracts for spring, with Chet Holt joining after success in New York. Jean Dubuc mails his read contract and plans to join from Montreal, strengthening the pitching staff for Majestic Park. Bunny Brief prospects unsettle fans as talks with Murphy and Cook continue.
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Utes
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Bunny Brief
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Rupture in Socialist Party Sparks Split and Appeal
In Buc kholi February, factions within the Socialist Party clashed after a recent congress. Members who split formed an appeal for a new Socialist party. Fifteen members resigned from the provincial group and eighteen from the national organization.
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Elks Dramatic Rehearsals Build For March Cabaret Night
Veterans from Oden lodge No 719 push a 1917 charity show titled A Night in a Cabare with Director Lewis guiding a large cast through rehearsals. The piece features songs such as Good Bye Girls The Quaker Girl and The Trinidad while boxing news and local club events share space with the Elks lodge preparations for March 6.
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Doe
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George
Trinidad
Miss Carr
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Viola
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Slugtests at Downing's in Baltic Lake bout
The Manhattan club Sovera arn stages a four and one four round slugfest at the Grand theater vaudeville. Participants include Gus Williams and Olen Curke, a former featherweight champion, promising a fast, hard bout with feral youth competitors knowing how to mix things.
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Mardy Downing
Heba
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Olen Curke
Utah
Thia
Perils of Our Girl Reporter at Lyceum Today
Mutual Weekly spotlights Ancle jam's Defenders and a Navy Pictures program titled Open 1 to 11 at the Lyceum today. Geo and Ovey comedy screens alongside the features.
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Mutual Weekly
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Defenders
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Lyceum Today
French airship destroyed with fourteen dead near Lorraine
Berlin reports a French airship was brought down by German anti aircraft fire on Friday night near Wellerdlagen in Lorraine. The craft caught fire and exploded after landing, killing all fourteen crew members.
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Campaign of food prices urged in New York drive
New York city officials expanded a campaign against high food costs by sending one million school circulated messages urging residents to eat freely rather than potatoes onions and cabbage. Public hearings were set to begin at Albany on the Wicks bill creating a state department of foods and markets. The mayor noted reduced dependency and real need for relief if legislative action passes.
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City protests food costs and price education urges
The department reports that many families earning about $800 annually will struggle to buy enough food at current prices. It urges educating the poor to buy smarter and calls on the well to do to cut careless spending at home. Merchants join consumers in a boycott of potatoes onions and chickens, agreeing not to sell these items.
Latin Americans to Take Action on Mediation Effort
Buenos Aires February 6 Argentine Republic reports that Argentina plans mediation among Latin American republics to end the war. La Nacion says negotiations will be initiated by Argentina with diplomatic representatives of other Latin American nations. the United States will not be asked to participate due to its rupture with Germany.
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Sokol Union to Offer Services in Wartime Readiness
Chicago report notes the Sokol Union of America, a Bohemian gymnast group with about 12 000 members, many with military training, urged to report to district officers to form a Sokol unit ready to serve if President Wilson calls for volunteers. The piece conveys optimism amid wartime mobilization.
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