Aggies Win In First Hoop Game At Rocky Mtn Meet
Utah Aggies beat Colorado 21 to 19 in a rough Rocky Mountain championship opener. Nielson left early for Utah with fouls, while Burke of Colorado was ejected for slugging. Lolo Spencer led Utah with four field baskets as the game featured heavy guarding and a slow pace. The second game to be played tomorrow night. Breckenridge and Beresford starred for Colorado.
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Jack Dempsey Emerges as Future Heavyweight Contender
New York reports on Jack Dempsey as a rising heavyweight prospect entering the scene. The piece notes his speed, power, and fighting heart, while cautioning against overreaching hype as he gains seasoning and faces tougher opponents.
New Plans Adopted by Horse Association
GOSTON March 21 Several measures intended to encourage freeing of trotting charses for use eventually by the United States army were determined today by the New England Horse Breeders and Pairs as a petition. A plan for a new system of selling runs to be inaugurated this year was adopted. This system patterned after the turf and expected to lend success to race breeding. The association voted to have enddle races with the United States cavalrymen as riders. A resolution urged the 130 racing and fair associations in New England donate part of their receipts to war charity. August 23 designated as National Geers day to honor Edward F. Geers who will drive at Readville Grand Circuit after years away.
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Sun Shines and Seals Profit at Fresno Park
Fresno reporters note a bright day as the Seals beat a high school squad 5 to 1 in a prep game and discuss adding Tyson to the roster. Coach Graham hints at strengthening the team beyond expectations with potential new signings. O'Dant and Linh starred on the mound in the protracted win.
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International Tedeue Out as League Talk Stalls
New York reports the International clubs count out plans to form a multi city league. John Dunn of Baltimore pushes for a league including Richmond Baltimore Wilmington Newark Rochester Syracuse Buffalo Providence with Baltimore as the lone eager club. Rochester’s C J Chapin grants a two day postponement as Dunn seeks four city backing while New York State league eyes Toronto Rochester and Buffalo as potential franchises.
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The Aero Club Thanks Ogden Merchants for Support
The Aero Club at Ogden High School expresses gratitude to local business men for backing its activities and furnishing equipment. Listings mention Last & Thomas for a picture machine, a Yulison phonograph, Sidney Sirens for a gramophone engine, Glop-Roberta phonograph, Alhambra theater scene, Browsley Brothers Klaxon, Orden Limater, Ogden Eledzie Supply for fixtures.
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Oaks Ready Ten Leave For Home
Boykh Springs March 2 te-Del Howard and his Oaks closed training today as they prep for the road trip to begin the Eaton season. He will trim dead timber and decide the road squad in a week or two, aiming to open day readiness. Arnett’s health is uncertain and Martin Prough or Shader may start the first game. Hollander has yet to show form. infield looks unsettled with Gardner Christenson Arintt and Groll. Rod Allen has trimmed weight and the first sacker has shed about three pounds since arriving.
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King's Plate Race At Woodbine Park May 24
The King's Plate, a major Canadian turf feature, will be run with the open air horse show by the Toronto Hunt Club at Ontario Jockey Club grounds in Woodbine Park, Toronto, on May 24. With war limits on racing in Canada, the $3000 purse plus a 60 guineas gift from King George aims to aid Ontario breeders and preserve the continent’s oldest fixture. The winner, Fred Thomson, ex Amateur Athletic Union champion, served as a chaplain in France after a war injury.
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Real impact of motor car on American transport
Denver Post advert reads that motor vehicles surpass railways in freight and passenger activity. It cites the car industry’s $76 million capitalization and workers earning about 1000 annually. It claims autos rival railways in value-added production and overall transport services.
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Fisher Visits Salt Lake Bees in Porterville Camp
Bill Fisher, envoy for Judge McCredie, visits Porterville to assess how many players can leave Brother Walter's crew for Portland. The Bees train hard in perfect weather as Fisher plans a complete team for Pendleton and a big game Saturday with San Diego naval base Submarine men. Jean Dubuc arrives, weighs in lighter, and aims to reach conditioning soon.
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Feeding Hens by J A Drevenstedt Stock Keeper editor
A historical note on poultry feeding practices with practical experiences. It discusses grain ratios for laying hens, daily feed schedules, and the shift from sparse feeding to well balanced rations. The author recalls morning and afternoon feeds, fodder types, and winter staples like bailed potatoes beets and carrots mixed into ground feed.
Cubs Drop First To Submarine Crew In Fifty Nine
Chicago Nationals training at Pasadena lose their first real game of the season to the Submarines by ten to six. Cubs mix in many aspirants and regulars but fail to solve submarine pitcher Alexander. Sasho Falls, Waho, reports fourteen trades in unions.
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