Azora Axworthy Dominates Two Heats At Avanta Pace
Azora Axworthy piloted by Murphy won two of three heats in the Devereaux 2:16 trot at Avanta Ga, with Princeton finishing strong in the purse event. Light Frank and Maria Constance also posted victories in straight heats as Lee Axworthy aims to extend a 158 1-2 record, while Patsy Todd and Blanche Carter claimed notable placings in the day’s card.
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Braves Edge Panthers In 23 To 18 Basketball Tilt
The Braves defeated the Panthers 23 to 18 yesterday afternoon at Twenty third Madleon avenue. Van Dyke led the Braves with 6 points and Schade contributed 3 as the star for the Braves was Van Dyke. Box score lists Tilotsen O Nora Oliverthorme Lely tackle and guards Weaver Beere-Urares. Referee Letshman.
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Meredith Defeated Again at International Track Meet
Ted Meredith, former American 400 meter champion,lost the Rome meter race to Sweden’s Dada on day three of the international track and field contests in Stockholm. The American team won the 400 meter relay, Loomis won the 66 meter dash, and Simpson captured the 220 meter hurdles, with Fred Murray of California finishing second in the dash. Ira Nelson Morse distributed medals at the close. Read the Classified Ads.
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Tigers Fall to Oakland in Narrow 6 to 5 Defeat
In San Francisco on October 17, Oakland edged Detroit by 6 to 5. Kenworthy starred for the Oaks driving in three runs and stealing home, while Kopacks provided the decisive hit in the ninth inning. Detroit outhit 11 to 7 but baserunning miscues and lack of pep from Vernon doomed the Tigers pennant hopes.
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Seals Beat Salt Lake In Sunset Salvation
Seals rallied to defeat Salt Lake 6 to 4 in a chaotic road game. Hall started for Salt Lake faded as Bernhard shuffled pitchers including Gardner and Hoff while Beaver captain Steen shut down the Utes except for scattered fourth and ninth inning hits.
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Sotheron Shuts Down Beavers as Angels Win Rough Match
In Pacific Coast League action at Washington Park, Sotheron of Portland tamed the Beaver hitters for a 3 to 2 Los Angeles victory. Despite a shaky finish with walks, his 12?0 innings and strong early support carried the Angels past a brief scoring burst.
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Baseball and shooting meet spur joy and national matches
In a tense baseball clash the Torplands Nuns edged Los Angeles Rahs as Ward and South deliver key hits while Vaughn and Navaler drive decisive runs. Separately national pistol and rifle events at the National Rifle Association meet saw Captain Fay W. Garland lead with 668 points as 1000 yard and president’s match stages conclude and shooters from civilian and enlisted ranks compete today.
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Yesterday's Results in Major Baseball Standings
San Francisco and Salt Lake defeated Portland 5 to 4 while Los Angeles downed Oakland 2 to 6 and Vernon defeated Oakland 6 to 6. Today, San Francisco visits Salt Lake, Portland travels to Los Angeles, and Vernon plays Oakland.
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Fifty Teams in National Matches in Jacksonville
In Jacksonville Florida on an October day fifty teams entered national matches across company teams and training regimens. The event highlighted diverse units competing for top honors and showcased military precision and teamwork amid a crowded field.
Feeny Fo ley Dissolves Falstaff Elite Cafe Partnership
Feeny announces dissolution of Feeny & Foley known as the Falstaff Elite Cafe. Feeny takes over Foley's entire interest, assumes all debts and obligations, and will continue the same high class service. Signed THOS. S. FEENY. Advertisement.
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Royal Mail Packet Cancels Sailings Indefinitely
The Royal Mail Steam Packet company halted all sailings today for an indefinite period. A week earlier it planned to resume service between New York Colon and Cartagena Spain but cancellations are attributed to the British government requisitioning the fleet.
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Safety Council Opens Congress at 50th annual session
Arthur T. Morey of Commonwealth Steel opens the National Safety Council fiftieth annual congress in Detroit with a pledge to put the rights of workmen above property. Delegates from across the country, representing millions in industry, hear the president’s address and later discuss progress in accident prevention and director elections.
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