Cambridge girl sets world rifle record with 31 bullseyes
Elizabeth Dean, sixteen, of Cambridge Massachusetts, fired 31 bullseyes at 800 yards on a regulation Army target, tying a world record. Accompanied by her uncle Lieut Harry J Dogsne, she shot without a shoulder pad, thrice per round and achieved perfect scores except one near center. A crowd of soldiers and Marines watched in awe.
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Elizabeth Dean
Cambridge
Mase
Wakefield
Mass
Harry J. Dogsne
Company A
Massachusetts Regiment
Bouts and basketball fuel Utah fans demand great cards
Salt Lake crowds await a Friday boxing show featuring Ralph Gruman and Frankie Callebas in a twenty round bout at the Salt Lake Theatre. Monday’s Downing card promises strong interest with Callahan and Gruman making ring appearances, while Jose Oren vs Joe Wright headlines the featured event and local support from Ogden teams and a high school band add to the atmosphere at Downing’s "home of Hatlies" in Salt Lake City.
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Salt Lake, Jan
Ralph Gruman
Frankie Callebas
Balt Lake Theatre
Hany Downing
Downing
Hatlies
Callahan
Crutman
Ringslds
Gruman
Wafternoon
Jose Oren
Joe Wright
Bingham
Hugham
Wright
Downlds’s
Second South
Cebert
Datdie¢ Jobpaon
Your Malorey
Jimmi Johns
Ogden
Opening 1916 season sparks local basketball fervor at Ogden game
Enthusiastic crowds fill the Ogden high gym as Ogden battles Kayaville in the opener. Coach Romney of the Orange and Black eyes a pennant as Kayaville center powers through, while Ogden’s Chambers and Falck lead in a fast, physical contest.
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Ainge
Ogden
Marcellus Smith
Chambera' Euvertor
Free
Derver
Swan
Keijors
Crosman Xay
de Young
Kaysville
Rebineon Crosman
Reeves
Pingres
Simpson
Stan la
Pingree
de Yours
Chambers
Pulek
Piperes
Shapson
F. Robinson
Robinson
Laut
Meferee
Lenckson
Malph Fuller
Bich
Buat
Omten
Davia
Mehechoal
Ogdens High School
Menia
Romney
Aden
Han
Het
Kayaville
Tonn
Gually
Tears
D. Musreg
Braty Vtere
Chamber
1. Falck
B. Pha Free
Wapree
Bisket Throm Tig Amd
Kendra Mayle
Local Ward Basketball Games End In Narrow Wins
The Seventh ward team defeated the Eighth ward by 32 to 10. Several players scored, including Marker and Farr with multiple baskets. Third ward beat Fourth ward, 16 to 6, as fouls and referee calls shaped the match. A separate note reports Clarence J. Griffin, U.S. tennis champion doubles, losing to Kumagas of Japan in the Par Eastern finals.
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van Mared
Chase
Feria
Pledger
Farr
Hitkenlooper
Antels
Americ
Manilla
Jan
Clarence J. Griffin
California
William ‘Tohiene
Kumagas
Japan
Utah coach Teetzel resigns after seven years at Aggies
Logan Utah January reports confirm C T Teetzel director of physical education at Utah Agricultural College tendered his resignation as football coach effective June 1. He plans to remain in Logan briefly before likely moving to California to consider coaching offers. Teetzel cited desire for better chances for a championship program and noted his success since 1913.
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Logan
Jan
C. T. Teetzel
Utah Agricultural College
Koey
Teetzel
John A. Widtsoo
Teatze
Mabe
Olku
Ueve Teetzel
Jeeway
California
University of Southern California
Malph Glaze
Sten
Krade
Uah Agricultural College
Abe
Hin
Tram
Knadn
Oistle
Domiclic
Haa
Tyran Ardour
Aggie
Teetzer
Yale's Greatest Players Dead From Yale's Finest Enduring Legend
Death shocks Yale as four great football stars from 1900s to 1910s pass away in a decade. Tom Shevlin, Stidman, Horan, and Gorden era remain famed for leading the team and shaping an all American eleven. Notes on their on field speed, strength, and later business success highlight the lasting impact of these legends.
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New Mayen
Jan
Thomas L
Yale
Gorden Crown
Stillman
James J. Horan
Sheviln
Vase
Brown
Hogan
Shevlin
Stidman
Ghevilatt
Mafferty
Vale
Princeton
Hese de
Tiger
Daria
Henry
Howditch
Harvard
Hanfer
Sherlin
Claas
Gm Ten-Neconod
Galt
Tiger Ieam
Brier Jing
Thorn
Bia
Tom Shevlin
Middle West
Utah State Board Examiners meeting notice
Notice that the Utah State Board Examiners will hold a regular session at Lone Star Barber Shop in Ogden on January 12, 1916 at 9 o clock a m for examinations of all applicants in Ogden and vicinity. By order of the board E M Hayes President Advertisement.
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Weraton
Utah State Board Examiners
Mar
Lone Star Tarber
Twenty-itth Street
Orden
Vp’elock A. m
Ogden
Vicinity
E. Fl. Hayes
Golf courses bloom in the south as season bookings rise
Atlanta reports a fervent golf scene with new courses and expanded facilities across the south. Florida adds eighteen hole venues with positive playability as courses measure over six thousand yards. Houston Country Club improves facilities while other southern links advance, signaling a robust winter golfing year.
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Golfx
Florida
Houston
Ter
Selve House
Tinchuret
N. C
Ani
Ae Bank OF Bonsay Discount
Lombay
Leount
Hombay
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Edetes
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Gheer
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Jim Coffey
Agricultural College
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New York
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Marron Square Garden
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Triahwan
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Counry
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Persens
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Garden
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Woeon
Welll Brown
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Ilhaan
Gilson
Rocky Toad
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Soren
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Nead
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Schubach Optical Co. Inc
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Barney
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