Browning trophy game ends 22 20 as Ubte school hosts
Central Browning Brothers silver trophy basketball between Deal and Huotaville ends 22 20 in a hard fought home win for the Ubte team. Referee A A Kerr from Oxden high school. Second game: Quipey All Stars defeat Regulars 34 10. War updates and local chatter follow with Modesto remarks and Ute host events.
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A. A. Kerr
Ox' den High'school
Yne
Hunterine
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Salt Lake Utes Travel to Modesto for Training Camp
Modesto reports Salt Lake Utes arriving for training camp with mixed comments from Manager and players. Expressions of enthusiasm mix with confusion as the team looks to set tactics, while supporters note the strong lineup and steady progress in practice sessions.
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Cal
Chi Manzenship
Salt Lake Utes
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Ready to Establish Bird Sanctuaries in Utah
Commissioner Chambers will personally oversee the study of Utah birds and animals to designate sanctuaries. He plans a thorough habitat review before establishing preserves, deciding the starting locations in Salt Lake and nearby counties. The program aims to protect breeding populations and ensure effective reserves.
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Meares
Fred W. Chamber
Bel
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Larry Lefount Rejects Salary Offer for Grand Haven Move
Sloux City March 7 Larry Lefount longtime guard of the Sloux City Wheat Producers Trade Club has notified President Hanlon he cannot leave his home in Grand Haride Michigan to accept the salary offered in his 1916 contract. Hanlon reports ten other players have submitted contracts.
Outmatched Langford Loses Bout To Wille In New Orleans
New Orleans light heavy Harry Wille outboxed Sam Langford in a brisk eight rounder in New York on March date. Wille weighed 204 pounds while Langford weighed 193, with Wille delivering the cleaner offense and Langford showing grit in a competitive clash.
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New York
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Utah Hoopers Off For East to National Tourney
Coach Nelson Norgren of the University of Utah takes a squad of ten basket shooters to Chicago for the national tournament March 14 15 and 16. Funds raised exceed 1100 with 760 from business houses newspapers clubs and individuals and 550 from students faculty fraternities and sororities. The team plans acclimation practices at the University of Chicago facilities and will meet their first opponent after draw by lot.
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Harvard NEN told 10 quit football candidates withdraw
Cambridge March 7 Harvard's football squad received a heavy blow when three top candidates were asked by the college board to withdraw for failure to pass midyear exams. Captain J A Gilman of Honolulu, tackle Thomas H Bowbright of Fall River, and backfield star W J Hales of Boston were among those affected under faculty rulings.
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Quiet Iowa Town Noted for Faber and Urban Rec Paber
In Cascade Io the town yields a portrait of Faber from a quiet Iowa setting. Urban Rec Paber, famed waiter of the Chicago White Sox, is described as modest and unassuming, shaped by the serene countryside that nurtures formidable traits.
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Harvard Football Uncertain as Gilman and Boles Face Return
The article notes Gilman and Boles may not be allowed to represent Harvard on the electiron even if they return to college. It discusses past scholastic difficulties for Rawrisht and potential eligibility for a comeback after summer work. It mentions coach Haughton’s contract status, captaincy questions, and expressions of rapid change in Crimson football timing.
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Auto industry growth and early 20th century car adoption
The passage describes export handling of goods, parchment wrapping, and boxed shipments amid references to a booming auto market. It notes 1916 projections of 1,000,000 cars, 3,400,000 motor cars registered nationwide, and buggies still sold at high rates, illustrating the rapid expansion of motor transport and its shift from luxury to common utility.
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Motion pictures fifty years old and their early history
The article traces early motion picture history from 1870 with Henry Heyl’s Philadelphia experiments to the use of optical devices like the zootrastrope and kaleidoscope. It notes pioneers who attempted moving imagery, the role of synchronized sound with early projections, and preceding experiments before Faleco.
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