Utes Camp Race Weather Delays Sat Coast League News
Training camp reports from Wortersille California note a wet field after a sharp morning thaw. Utes rest day converts to light practice with several recruits sent to firing lines for Sunday contests. Spokane-bound Crona and Quinlan arrival rumors hint at roster tweaks.
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Lemoore
Sun Maids
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Freeno
Dernhard
Cleinty
Crona
Spokane
Tommy Quinlan
Tie Quinlan
Springville Triumphs Over Snow Academy In High-Scoring Bout
Springville led 23 to 0 at halftime and held on to defeat Snow Academy 47 to 42. Key players included Hor Elder for Springville and Dingham for Snow Academy, with late runs by the Saints sealing a 45 to 35 finish in a separate late sequence. Referee Holstagten officiated. Umpire Fitzpatrick assigned duties.
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Springville
Snow Academy
Hor Elder
Tonisht
Cumenius
Mitroushout
Acme
Ville
Snow
Dingham
Brown
Rainy day cancels Cubs Angels exhibition at Washington Park
Los Angeles March 9 relance of rain causes no exhibition game between the Cubs and Angels at Washington Park. Bruins return to Pasadena after delaying sweaters. Angels work out an hour in a bare chamber before reports from Chance and Vaughra in mail. Bobby plans to be here next week. Chance moods shift over holdout. Tiger athletes kept indoors. Pasadena Cubs club burglarized again with items removed.
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Los Angeles
Washington Park
Cubs
Angels
Mitchell
Chance
Bruins
Pasadena
Rior
Tobby Vaushin
United Siates
Bobby
Tacoms
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Erek
Han
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Noy Mitchel
Callahan
Bia
Adriatic Arrives From Tirerpeed Quarantined at Sea
New York March 16 Tir White i Maer Adriatic from Tirerpeed arrives and faces quarantine after docking as a wireless message reports. Expected to follow official clearance.
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New York
Tirerpeed
Nerson
Messize
Harvard Tennis Schedule Set for Spring Tour
Cambridge Massachusetts March 10 Manager P M Gershty of Harvard tennis announces the season schedule. The team will make the usual Southern trip starting April 16. Captain John F Pianman to succeed George C Caine calls for players in April. The varsity plays Amherst, Dartmouth, Penn, Cornell, Yale, and Longwood Cricket Club in Cambridge and Philadelphia, with dates May 6 May 19 and June 2.
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Mass
P. M. Gershty
Harvard
John F. IaNmain
George C. Caine
Smithern
Pia
Lord Kelleher
W. BD
Morgan
Gogshers
Hall Finishes Champion In National Billiards Tournament
Huston March 9 Nathad Hall of duiselly clinched the national amateur billiards title by defeating Vie Ove times former champion Edward Gardiner of New York 400 to 350. Dake of Sansurgo beat Jaco Klinger of New York 400 to 397 for second place. final standings list Hall 6 wins 0 losses, Gardiner and Klinger in close contention with detailed inning scores and margins.
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Duiselly
Vie
Edward W. Ganiner
New York
Yedzani Dake
Sansurgo Wen
Jaco Kunger
Nathat Tall
Doston
Ledyard Drake
San Diego
Gardiner
T. Henry Clarkson
Tostah
Milvurn
Memphis
Klinger
Newark
Edward Hein
Chicago
Hesietory
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Kal
Ile
Ebote
Ganthar
Cforte
Belog
Blake Klinger
Droision
Make
Kick
Intal
Kilecer
Drake
Wits
Kilager
Dake
Duke
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Mandot Unable To Fight Promoter Maps Alternatives
Boxing promoter Eddie Dallas announced Joe Mandot, age 41, cannot appear Friday night due to a telegram from Mandot's manager stating he will be unavailable for several weeks. Promoter seeks replacements including Jon Si ermann, Frank Barrieau, and Fiddle Duffy for the next week's card in Orden. Canadian welterweight champion Harrienu and Duffy are among contenders, with Mandot’s absence reshaping headline plans.
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Joe Mandot
Eddie Dallas
Mandot
Naw
Orleans
Mandatens 41
Jon Siermman
Dallas
Dlefrava
Frank Barrieau
Barrieaule
Orden
al Youns
Faum
Tattee
Vth
Jean
Martieau
Duffy
Harrienu
Canada
Dufly
Wile
Hully
Utah
Texas
Ha Halls
Brooklyn
New York
Princeton Baseball Team Will Be of New Material
Princeton, N. J. March 10. Coach Clarke must develop a nearly new Tigers squad after heavy graduation losses. Only three regulars from 1916 remain. Weakness likely in pitching with Yergin Link and H. L. Thompson limited by strain. D. D. Chapus and Dave Tibbott show promise in daily cage work. Savages and Parmelo assist daily as Scouts. Scuilly remains infield, Driggs moves to shortstop.
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N. J
Clarke
Tigers
Collers
Yergi Link
Lela O H. L. Thompson
Harvard
Yale
Sill
D. D. Chapus
Cealor
Marttér
Dave Tibbott
Tibbott
FE. C. Savage
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Golf Links to Be Used to Grow Spuds
New York March 10 The Wallon Heath Golf Club near London plans to cultivate five acres of land on Wallon Heath to grow potatoes or other crops during the continuation of hostilities. The move ties home links to war effort and references James Beard, who was deported and killed in a train accident weeks ago.
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New York
Wallon Heath Golf Club
London
James Beard
Wallon Heath
New Form of Women's Basketball Adopted at Kansas
In Lawrence on March 1, a revised women’s basketball style mirrors men’s play. Dr James Nelson, head of physical education, and Miss Helen Bratt, instructor, approved changes. Centers roam freely, guards and forwards stay on their respective sides, and passes are allowed across positions. The move aims for a uniform court to ease interschool competition.
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Lawrence, Kan
James Naloih
Melon Mratt
Womin
New
Rome
Elzh
Madison Square Garden May Prove a White Elephant
New York March 10. Uncertain state policies cloud plans for Madison Square Garden. Hugh Grant Browne intends major renovations and boxing use, but Governor Whitman’s stance risks delaying reconstructions and altering tenancy expectations at the famed venue.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
New York State
Hugh Grant Browne
Smil Nakte
bin Tanda
Madteon Square Garden
Thawne
Whitman
Kame
New
Stead
Young and Jimny HS Box Night Clashed in Club Rooms
The local event featured a high grappling and boxing night arranged by Harry Knowlies with Knowlies as referee. Al Young and Jimmy Johns drew after four fast rounds. Other bouts included Rackham and Farley winning fan cheers, plus a wrestling match won by Bickets. Chief Thomas E. Trowning and WB chancellor spoke.
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Harry Knowlies
al Young
Jimmy Johns
Re Andrews
Amt
HM Douglass
Bill Johnson
Jack Dean
Nusa Boote
Weterwelch Kid
Rlackham
Mysteious Far
Penn Crews Brave Cold and Ice on Schuylkill River
Penn crews braved cold and ice on the Schuylkill River for trial spins amid weather challenges. The article notes endurance as essential for championship crews and mentions a policy stance and a concluding buffet function.
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Penn
Schuylkill River
Whiladelphia Fe
Tio Deansstrania
SchuUylkiver
Aa Fowne
Pennsylvania
Thiger
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