GIBBONS ATTRACTION IN SUMMER SPORT CIRCLES
Monty Seq York reports Mike Gibbons set for a summer boxing run in New York venues. A planned card features Gibbons in the ring against Walker McFarland at the Manhattan Opera House with recent form noted against Edthe McGorty and McAllister. The article describes crowd reaction and contrasts Gibbons past performances with his current capability as he eyes a strong show in Gotham.
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Iveays Inter
Mike
Walker McFarland
Trighton
Backer
Uhvons
Edithe McGorty
Meliourty
Mat
Pesiedt
Althus
Muran
Sven Wit
Taules Betes
California
Gibbone
McAllister
Gilone
Gibboe
Bar
Nam Itbbonn
Ulaoue
New York
Tom Bharkey
McGoorty
Smcharland
Pagkey
Lena Best
Lewis
Jack Huntton
New Orleans
Jack Johnson
Meany Eyes Major League Offer For Local Star Pitcher
New York May 33 Normandy Meany a standout high school pitcher has attracted major league interest. The Yankees and Los Angeles clubs are pursuing Meany who may sign with the best offer. He has a strong reputation for rapid strikeouts and a recent win at Vecente Hall highlighted his potential.
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New York
Normandy Meany
Meany
Martis High
Neainet Emus Hiigh
Yankees
John Tancock
Lon Angeles Clu
Basting
Elelow
Disqualified Yale Players Barred From 1916 Season
Yale faculty bans five players Gore Easter Rhett Popefly and Billy Lurn from all Yale baseball in 1916 for accepting their board. They cannot play with varsity or second team this season and may have considered joining the Colonials. Pitchers Watkins and Johnson appeared with the Colonials.
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New Maron
Conn
Yale
Aveo
le Gore
Easter
Rhett
Popefly
Billy Lurn
Shamrock IV May Enter Race
New York story notes Sir Thomas Lipton hopes to race his yacht Shamrock IV for the American Cup. The challenger remains boxed and under guard on the Brooklyn waterfront, with no visible access or caretaker since August 1914. Lipton plans a potential early 1917 challenge if international conditions allow, while details of the yacht’s construction remain closely held.
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New York
Thomas Lipton
Lipton
Thomas
Warren
Harvard Plans Athletic Coaching Course For Coaches
Harvard announces an athletic coaching course for football baseball track and field basketball and soccer led by graduate athletics manager Smith. Weld demonstrations and a twice daily schedule begin June 35 with Thorn State's coaches HC Har low TM Herman and Co W Marl in serving as instructors. The program runs alongside a summer union for public school teachers and allows extra instruction in playgrounds parks and gymnasiums without extra charge.
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State College
Pennsylvania State College
Harvard
Smith
Oporta
Lectares
Weld
Thorn State
Vatalty
Harlow
Herman and Co. W. Marl
Johnny Conlon to Establish Bantam Title Limits
Johnny Conlon discusses restoring weight limits in bantam wrestling as he recalls his career. He notes past weight changes and strategies to reach the crown, including adjusting to 115 pounds and the impact on bouts.
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Johnny Conlon
Bantam
Chlenra
Johnny
Cowson
Ax P
Hibbs of Ogden Makes Showing at 1916 Meet
The 1916 Oten Agh School Athletic association track meet results show Payson’s Vayson bled schol of Utah county winning 25 to Branch Agricultural college's 18 with East High 13, Murdock 12, Ogden 6, West High 3, North Sanpete 8, Pleasant Grove 3, Nephi 3. Hibbs of Ogden led sprint events but Payson upset favorites as gains in the 100, 220, 440, relay and hurdles defined the meet.
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Oten Agh School Ath’letic Association
Vayson Bled
BY. C
Branch Agricultural College
Payson
HA. C
Bowen
Thie
Bunker
Wean
Idtyard Dash
Dowen
B. A.C
Barnes
Eset High
Anderean
Murdock
Ward Dash
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MiIta
Be Go
Jarvis
West Birth
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Xe Thie
Gburtz
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Westligh
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Oberbscelry
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Wa L. v
Seegmiller
McCune
Nephi
Watts
Wirtck
East Bleh
von Warton Weat High
iMab
George Dlordock
Walker
Pleasant Grove
Stcout
Keeler
Qeorne Murdock
Wens Wiog
Americas Fork
Jobnton
Weet High
Wird
North Sanpete
B.A. Whint
Payeen
Ballard
Mills
Oberbanaley
Macbeth
Exatligh
Dallas
Prouse
Winoder
Parnes
Shorts
Thorley
Scrimiler
America Leads in Swimming Headlines the World
New York May 1 American swimmers dominated last winter's season with many international records crushed. Perry Meitlivray and Herbert Vollmer posted top times in freestyle and distance events while club teams led by the Yale and New York Aquatic organizations set strong marks. Hawaii's Tule Kehanamoku also posted rapid times at Honolulu meet.
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New York
Schming
N Tong
Ewinmers
Perry Meitlivray
Jierbert Vollmer
Tule Kehanamoku
Hawaii
Honolulu
Tilinnia A. C. Ban
Peas
New York A. Je
Chicago
Manifold Names in Historic Swim Meet Event Mix
Readable fragments show a list of swimmers and clubs including New York A. C. Los Angeles A. C. and Minota A. C. with distances from 40 to 600 yards and various strokes. Notable names include Luke Kahanamola Perry McGilliy and Richael McDermott. The text resembles a meet results or entry roster with multiple shorthand spellings.
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Luke Kahanamola
Hmoanololu
Perry McGilliyray
Ilnvis A. C
Herbert Vollmer
New York
A. C
Loty Langete
Los Angeles A. C
Racoke
Ularzy Hebner
Ols
Richael McDermott
Inols
AL Cui Fancy Deltiar
Anhut
McAfcenar
D. V. Smith
Minota A. C
Harry Ilebner
Arthur Ralchel
Perry Neoiives
Willan Vosburgh
Ill Hols
High Class Tennis Opens Metropolitan Championship Meet
New York May 13 The Metropolitan Championship opens Monday at West Side Tennis Club Forest Hills. Mints Bjurstedt Norway defending title. star Chris Yants showcases form, joined by sister Florence Sutton and Florence Hallin as contenders for Rlairieguts title.
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New York
West Side
Fores Kuln
Chris Yants
Thomas C. Mundy
Florence Siutton
Mins Bjurstedt
Sutton Slatera
Fable
Tennis stars vie in last season's championship clash
The article surveys top players including Mrs Barger Wallach and Miss Wagner in the final rounds, noting Mian Haltin's lack of rival in Norway and the strong pairings of Marie Warner and Miss Djurgirdl. It highlights American contenders from Philadelphia and New Jersey and hints at repeat matchups in the indoor doubles event.
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Mian Haltin
Mra
Barger Wallach
Misa Maris Wagner
Clare Vassal
Charles N. Board
Slee Bjurstedt
Gore Tote
Atlantic
Mian
Uesirdt
Annthier
Mises Marie Warner
Indvortilebotder
Amackasein
Sontclair
East New York
Bedfont Warl
Long Island
Mer
Stanford Narrowly Edges Burhy in Tackle Crash Game
In a chaotic clash Burhy keeps the game close against Leland Stanford 441 to 392. The action features frenetic plays and strategic returns, with Stanford edging Burhy to retain the lead in a high scoring contest.
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Pato
Alto
Cal
Burhy Tak Koingo
Leland Stanford
Apalosto
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