Boilermakers Fall To Safety First In Oregon Game
The Safety First team defeated the Boilermakers 8 to 1 on a diamond near the Southern Pacific shop. Readers note scattered OCR fragments show college teams and scores, with mentions of University of HHnote leading in class standings and a list of regional matchups and results from various colleges including Michigan Aglgles, Harvard, California, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Oklahoma, and Notre Dame.
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Oregon
Safety
Boilermakers
Southern Pacific
Vollege
University of Hhnote
Hass
Michigan Aggles
Harvard
Massachusetts
California
Iowa State
Minnesota
West Virginia
North Georgia
Natcich
Prrdua
Princeton
Massachusetts Tech
Cornell
Maine
Washington State
Northouth
Winconsin
Okhihoma Aggled
United Britrs
Naval
Vermont
Lehigh
Kansas
Chik
Sindy
Penneyvannla State
Worcester
Notre Dame
Penney’ Vania
Arizona A&7
Kansas State
Minanuri
Oregon Aggies
Louisiane State
Michigan College Sets Intercollegiate Rifle Record
Washington March. A new colony record and what is regarded as a world record for rifle shooting in the clans was made by Michigan Agricultural College with a score of 844 out of 1000 in the ninth week’s match for the Intercollegiate championship of the United States. The previous record was 988. The Michigan boys lead in class A. One member, W. St. Freeman, made a possible secure of 200, the individual record, Washington State.
Evans on how players learn golf from imitation
Charles Evans quotes Whick Ivana on learning golf by unconscious imitation. He says players watch great golfers and imitate correct strokes until the action becomes automatic. Ivana notes that children are especially prone to imitation and may misperceive their own swing as the great stroke.
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Ivana
Willie Ritchie Still Favorite In Wisconsin Title Bout
Milwaukee readers follow betting on the Willie Ritchie vs Ad Wolgast championship bout. Odds-makers keep Ritchie as favorite despite Wolgast’s recent form and Rivers rumors. A $1000 guarantee lured Ritchie to fight, with the Milwaukee club promising 40 percent of the gate. Special trains from Wisconsin and Michigan expected. weigh-in set for 6 pm with Ritchie near the limit and Wolgast close to weight.
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Milwaukee
Wix
Ad Wolgnal
Wille Ritchie
Ritchy
Lougs
Wolgaat
Joe Rivers
Ritchie
Wolgant
Kayeral Gond
Phas
Ahiwaukee Club
Chlengapolate
Wleeonetn
Northern Wines
Michigan
Welgast i x
Chicago Banquets White Sox Players in Visit
A Chicago banquet hosted by Charlier Ay Comisker, owner of the Chicago American Logue Baseball, welcomed White Sox players returning from a world tour. The team will train at Paso Katte, California, Crayford, and nearby Crayford training quarters. Guests include Los Olivers and other tour members returning from New York.
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Chicago
Charlier Ay Comisker
Chicago American Logue Baseball Clad
Los Olivers
New York
Welc Ame Hong
Arrivadd
Paso Katte
California
Crayford
Baseball figures disperse for training camps and rest
The report lists players dispersing after a special train journey. Crawford returns home to Detroit while Daly heads to Boston. Brett plans to leave for Lanvern Wyoming to join a group including Callahan Weaver Blight Walter Daly and Benz for training near Chicago. Speaker will visit Texas then join his team at Hot Springs. Evang returns to Chicago and will join the Brooklyn Federals after a brief stay at his home, with a later move to Columbia.
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Crawford
Detroit
Daly
Boston
Jim Brett
Lanvern
Wyo
Callahan
Weaver
Blight
Walter
Benz
Chicago
Wodieaday
Cam
Laverenz
Schaefer
Hyan
West Baden
Chins
Tris Speaker
Texas
Tia
Hot Springs
Steve Evang
Federal League
Brooklyn Federals
Columbia
McGraw Party Leaves for Texas for Training Camp
New York and New Jersey marchers, led by Matager Moraw, head to Marlin Texas to join Clants training camp. Hosidee McGraw and four teammates are returning world tour members including Larry Woyle Wrend Aterkle Kim Thorpe and Mike Don tn. R J Walter catcher McGraw plans to try out at Marly.
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New York
N. J
Lege
Enim
Matager Moraw
Totay
Marlin
Texas
Clants
Hosidee McGraw
World Tourista
Larry Woyle
Wrend Aterkle
Kim Thorpe
Mike Don Tn
R. J. Walter
McGraw
Marly
Tinker Starts Federal Training for Shreveport Team
The article notes Tinker and the Chicago Federal League party leaving Shreveport to begin the new season. It mentions Joseph Mach and a manager, with a special train carrying players and associates to the start of the campaign. President Gilmore is referenced in relation to the club and a reported dispatch.
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Ohleton
Mach Joseph
Nker
Sind
Tor Shreveport
Gilmore
Act
Shreveport
Iran
Detroit Beats New Orleans In Ten In Southern Association
Detroit 7 New Orleans 4 in ten innings. Barny drove in the twelfth run for Detroit with a homer in the tenth as New Orleans pushed a run across in the half tenth. other results include San Francisco 2 Chicago 0 and Venice 3 Chicago Americans 0. Players listed include Williams Schilz Maing Ratrer Walker Bryles Higgins Adams, and more.
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Detroit
New Orleans
Marth
Barny
Uetwolt Americans
Southern Association
Burna
Batterirus $C. Willams
Schilz
Maing
Ratrer
Meee
Walker
Bryles
Higgins
Adams
Nationals hammer Houston 4 0 in spring tilt
Eddie Tobin and Fred Rommers led the St. Louis Federals last year as Sama gathered speed at Munroe camp. New York and Houston clashed with New York winning 4 to 0 behind Batterie Barrett and a trio of early runs.
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Eddie Tobin
St. Louis
New York
Houston
Tex
March
Hoveton
Texas
Barrett
Champion Pennant Won By Bomish Park Team
State High School league tournament ended at Provn with Bomish Park High School claiming the championship pennant. Swantek Fork beat Salt Lake City’s Fallow-Day Saints 38 to 30 to win the decisive game. Ehrer High School beat Peasant Grove 41 to 18, and Riehfeld lost to Dixie. Weber Academy of Oullen is pleased Irvin Erickson, coach of the champion Spanish Folk team, attended the school. Erickson is an Auten box who played on Weber Academy basketball squads before Joining University of Utah basketball.
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Provn
Bomish Park High School
Swantek Fork
Fallow- Day Saints University
Salt Lake City
Ehrer High School
Peasant Grove
Sury
Riehfeld
Dixie
Weber Academy of Oullen
Irvin Erickson
Ueickson
Weber Academy
Ehulsag
Bingham
Hancock
Perrin
University of Wudh Tid Wesame
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Four Years Honored by Weber Academy Coach Letter
Coach Malcolm Watson of Weber receives a personal letter of congratulations as the academy likely plans a special message from the student body and basketball team to honor four years of service.
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Malcolm Watson
Weber
Milestones at the Orpheum and Johnny Albanese Shot
Milestones, a three act tale about the Rhead family, plays tonight and tomorrow at the Orpheum with satire and sympathy across 1860 1885 and TH7 eras. Johnny Albanese, 31, former featherweight, was shot and killed by a stranger demanding money in an Arsment. witness Williams Cacas held.
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Orpheum
Rhead
Tarly
Johnny Albanese
Columbus
Wiam Cacas
AL Kariene
Albanese
Johnny Kilbane
Federals Chase Fielders Jones In League Shuffle
Chicago reports the Federal league sought Felder Jones longtime Northwestern League head and former Chicago White Sox manager. President Gilmore wired John J. Wind asking to sign Jones as Brooklyn manager as regulations loom over the move.
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Chicago, N. March
Federal League
Felder Jones
Northwestern Baseball League
Chicago White Sox
Gilmore
John J. Wind
Brooklyn
Jones
Theaters at Ogden Opera House Showcase Uncle Tom
A revised Uncle Tom's Cabin by the Aringlan players draws wide applause at the Ogden Theatre with strong performances by Casey Asya Helen Conemag and Thomas Pawley among others. The production runs the rest of the week and receives hearty audience approval. A city notice follows regarding a paving district on Hudson Avenue and related assessments and objections due by March 23, 1914. A separate court summons in Weber County Utah requires respondent John Smith to answer within 20 to 30 days in a divorce action filed by Mary Ellen Smith, with child custody争 at stake.
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Ogden
Ogden Theatre
Lawyer Marks
Vusiged
George Harri
Board of Commissioners
Ogden City
Utah
Gold Board
Hudson Avenue
23Rd Street
24Th Street
City Recorder
Board of Commissioner
Caleit Toig
A. G. Fell
Washington Jenkins
District Court of the Second Judicial District
Weber
State of Utah
Mary Ellen Smith
John Smith
Valentine Gideon
P.O
First
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