A P Bigelow Earns Utah Shooting Honors
Sporting and Athletic News reports A P Bigelow of Ogden club delivering a standout shooting display at the Utah Biste Ryortersen association tournament. He posted 159 targets with 147 breaks to win high general average, while Morgan of Salt Lake and C. P. Nelson added notable scores. The event featured top amateurs and pros with class winners named and plans to finish a postponed shoot Sunday March 29 at the East Lake Gun club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Bt. Patrick's
Utah Biste T Ryortersen
Ogden Gun Club
Exchelent
Saber. ‘Co
A. P. Bigelow
Ozden Club
Jong Rune
Ced Ste
Ea. Morgan
Bali
Lassite
Nelson Slag
Lewis
A. B. Higetow
C.H. Meilley- Clivs
Uret
Bkeen
Stoney
Puftehell
Wnooport
Clan CP
Te Williams
Browning
Eait Lake
Hame
CSM
Hecker
Asher Cowal
Morea
Herller
Mitchell
Nelson
Nrew
Flood
Bmurphy i
Plouey
Itapley
Anderton Tee AL Neckern J, Growsing & 8
P McGarey
Vackard
Runners Ready for Indoor Meet Showdown at Armory
New York March 18 Runners sixteen from Canada the Pacific coast and across the United States gathered for the annual senior national indoor track and field championships of the Amateur Athletic Union at the Twenty second Regiment Armory tonight. Expect several old records to fall as twenty colleges and multiple athletic clubs compete for points. The Irish American Athletic Club has dominated recent years but a open contest looms with Winged Foot possibly challenged by Boston Chicago and Minnesota clubs led by stars including Dave Caldwell Tom Malpin and others. Harvard Yale and others field strong squads with defending champions in thirteen events taking on challengers in a rare large field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canada
Pacifc
United States
Amateur Athletic Union
Twenty-second Regiment
Ida
Wil
Jiall
Bien Coo
Atrugsis
Haa Haa
Ttle
Siiteen
Willem H. Taylor
Boston Athletic’ Association
Chicago Athletic Association
Minnets Athletic Club
Dave B. Caldwell
Tom Malpin
A. D. Colby
Harry Barwise
Joka
William II. Meanin
Wong
Joe Loomis
Paul Eby
Harry Goertz
Ting
Chicago
Dan Abram
Iran Myer
Jole Ilsam
Harvard
Yale
Athle
Quincy Beats Madison 19 to 1 in Baseball
The Quincy team routed Madison in a yesterday afternoon game, winning 19 to 1. Quincy hitters produced strong offense led by standout players Wy Vottersseeeupecs and Beegenes, with pitching from Jacobe C. Lockwood and Carver Anderson. Madison offered limited resistance as errors and timely hits swung the momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy Adoot
Madison
Quincy
Vottersseeeupecs Beegenes
Jacobe
H C
Lockwood
Carver Anderson
Nevenipa City five nets ninth win in league play
In a recent game at Cortte Center the Nevenipa City five defeated their ninth opponent in IL league play by a 37 to hand margin. The starter lineup included Saunders and Lett Porwaal with Lindsay contributing strong offense and defense. Captain Wibur Umudley, from the University of Southern California track team, finished second in a relay event, while wearing glasses in the race. Bradley from the Trojans also impressed, though eye issues limited his sprinting. Read the Classifieds for more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Wibur Umudley
University of Boutherm Californis
Erecond
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Lok
Jun Reco
Bradley
Trojans
Eyediehe
Utah Boys Are National Champs in New York
Utah varsity led by Nelson Norgren defeated Illinois Athletic Club 18 to 27 in a windy finish as Walker’s rally capped a Salt Lake comeback. Oakland’s Maida team beat Olympic Club 67 to 29. Van Vell fouled out, Johnson sank three free throws, Utah’s Clark and Packer sealed the rally and Utah claimed the national title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nelson Norgren
Universlty of
Utah
Olympic Club
San Francisco
van Vell
Fanetie
Acore
Tio Bie Eam
Ie Johnson
A. UC
Johnson
Clark
Packer
Mark
Roe
1. A
Clack
Whcity Johnson
Cd Msie
IA. C
Neiither
Salt Lake
Pf Kieling
Norgren Stars in Maroons Victory as Utah Press Fades
Illinois Athletic Club scored early and Norgren led the Maroons with excellent team play and defense. Van Pelt fouled out, Thorum filled in, and the Chicago students paraded after the win while cheerleaders sparked the floor action with full crowd energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alble
Utah
Hoe
Honmsy
Chicago
Norgren
Idol of the Maroons
Flebt
Nelacn Norgrengala
van Pelt
Thorum
UTAN
T Clark
Seco
FO Packer
OB van Pelt
Homney
Tatt
Gootrith
T Seeeeeo
Yankees Poised for Pennant Run in 1910s Training
A fielding and offense boost is predicted for the New York Yankees as spring training in Macon Georgia signals a strong push for the American League pennant. Donavan’s leadership, new talent including Cullop Love Magew Gilhooley and Gedeon, and coaching from Gere many Schaefer bolster a revamped lineup aiming for 100 percent potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monty
New York
Yankees
Macon
Georgia
Toston
Detroit
Chitapo
Washington
Bellatore
Civision
Han
Bralnz
Donovan
Duze Estrell
Joe Kelley
Farrel
Kelley
Geremany Norman Schaefer
Ian
Lee Magew
Frank Maker
Frank Gilhooley
Nick Cullop
Joe Gedeon
Silm Love
Cullop
Love
Walter Pop
Roser Peckinpaugh
Iedean
Salt Lake City
Mame Hon Baker
Fritz Malecl
Sieed Miarvoh
Flett
Sages
Alleround Atar
Feds
Wil
Yackies Fast Camp Team Prevails Despite Questioned Batting
Phenom pace marks the Yackies as a speedy squad with strong hitting besides Peckinpaugh. Last season they averaged high runs per game and posted a solid team batting line. This camp promises improved offense and sharp fielding to challenge rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lnoup
Peckinpaurgh
Yackies
Yankees Seek Strong Fielding and Catching Amid Spring Talk
The article projects an average 245 runs per game and over 709 tons, with the team aiming to outpace opponents. It notes catching could be weak, relying on Walters and Alexander unless a comeback from Lewisa Ninamaker occurs. Pitching is highlighted by Caldwell and Fisher, with Keating, Mogridge, Vance, and Plervey as potential contributors this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankees
Walters
Alexander
Lewisa Ninamaker
Red Sox
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sporting and Athletic News
A.P Bigelow
Sigetow
Morsay
Melifey
Saltlake
Aly
L.A. Cummings
C. P. Nelson
Rawlins
Wye
O. [Becker
Ogden
Bellans
Jgden
Ogden Portland Cement Co
First National Bank OF Ogden
UTAA
Reese
John Watson
Lo A. Ecolas
AL 5
Porter
Dames
Burton
Casnigr
Gumpar P
Heleon
Asal Csn
Slade
Abil
Jaatin City
Plain City
Mas City
Wdunkaroo
Saunders
Wiikturen
Lindsay
University
Illinois Athletic Club
Mra. E. Lectrix
Jittle
Utah Power & Light CO
Marter Muale
Ernz
Washington Ave
Wilcox Grocery
Red Devil
Union Portland Cement Company
Ogden, Ut
Percy
Ferdie
Sant
Amik
Boneheads
Nagaretius
Rotlee
State
H. A. Macgill
Ray Caldwell
Tay Fisher
Keating
Lester Mogridge
Tizzy Vance
Mils Plervey
Eclat
Becker
Prema Maltina Cy
Ogdenutah
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!