Regatta and college games highlight sports page
London May 14 The 79 quad rowers hold regatta at Canoe. In American college baseball Me Lawrence Kan university of Mingoart beat University of Kansas 1 0. Tufts defeated Wart mawih 11 4. Wisconsin beat Illinois 5 4. Devon polo tournament opened with Bay 14 defeating Davon 12 497. Walsh starts East for Chicago American League.
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Isray
Hyrum
Gtah
South Cadlw High School
Cam
College
Luan
Sccre
Lawrence
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Mingoart
University of Kansas
Columbes
Olle
Staie University of Chicsea
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Tufts
Wartmawih
Chinpsign
Wisconsin
University of Iiness
Devon
Philadelphia
Bay
Point Judith
Davon
Bryan Maw
Scord Olpvers
Daven
Walsh
Los Angeles
Max
Red Walsh
Chicago
Mrendy
Hir
Welsh
Hoerr Shines At Missouri Conference Tennis Tourney
Lincoln, May 14 Hoert from Washiteton University led the opening Gry of the Missouri conference tennis tournament. Notables included Husarr and Hick in doubles and Teachnor from Kansas, with strong rounds in singles and doubles. Six conference schools Kansas Missouri Nebraska Drake and Ames are represented across divisions.
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Lincoln
Hoert
Washiteton University
St. Pat
Calleaos
Usarr
Furegorty
Inshigies
Hick
Fletarious
Fis
Glen
Teachnor
Kansas
Sige
iKansan
Pilsaouri
Nebraska
Drake
Wrahnu
Eraltion
Ani Ames Agteul Ural
Cornell Princeton Yale boats prepare for triangular race
Cornell Princeton and Yale crews trained on Lake Carnegie ahead of their triangular race. The morning and afternoon sessions featured uniformed crews in polished boats with strong paddling. Draw for positions shifted course to Cornell middle, Princeton, then Yale, as spectators noted the tense pace.
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Cornell
Princeton
YALE
Carnegie
Wiscaton
Poe
Debating finals at Utah amid high school teams
Mil-ton and Rachel Anderson led Grantaville and showcased the silver Boyd Park trophy quest in a Utah University debate finale. Myron Candle and WHR Gengvieve Medium represented Margare high school as judges chose a 2 to 1 decision amid prelims and extempore speaking contests.
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Grantavilly
Milton
Rnehal
Prautevile Ag
Pal
Millon
Rachel Anderson
Udgea
Voth Contusia
Murdock
Schoo
Richfield
Everning Myon Concie
Mins Mawham
Nephi High School
Lagtwight Milton
Beriiel Auederzon
Auestion
Bessie Minely
University Laat
Grantavill
Hye
Grantaville
Gall
Lake District
Morwan
Boyd Park Gilver
Wiley
Way
Ure
Hes
Hoyt Heareques
Ao W Young, Jr
WT. Gallagher
Carbon County
Jordan
RichOirkd
Baet Side
Salt Lake
Weber Academy
Branch Agricultural College
County May Pay Demonstrator Under New Law Opinion
Salt Lake reports County Attorney H L Mutliner says county commissioners may pay demonstrator under the amended statutes but cannot cover work done before the amendment. He cites $506 claimed by Hebert Watt for 1914 and 1915 work, with Webb from the Agricultural College engaged. The matter likely will be settled in court. Welch may continue work under last year’s agreement while the county debates authority.
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H.L. Mutliner
Pe Facm
Hebert
Watt
Webb
Ilemonstealae
Agriculturs College
Uten -Couty
J. E. Willey
Welch
Muliner
Phe
Whit
Ar. Wehd
Jnty
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