Interiors Narrow Gap With Bureaus In Departmental League
After a strong week, Interiors cut the point margin to 1 1/2 points over the Bureaus as they push toward first in the Departmental League. Treasury and Commission fights continue, while Milwaukee national tournament absences shuffle schedules next week. O'Donnell and Smith remain top contenders with high averages, and several players vie for podium spots amid shifting standings.
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Fincke and Clark Reach Final in American Squash
In Tuxedo Park on February 12 Reginald Fincke and Grenville Clark of the New York Tennis and Racquet Club reached the finals of the American squash championship after day two. Gould edged Clark early but Clark surged to win 8-15 15-9 16-5. Clark then defeated Adams after two hours as Fincke beat Mallory 17-5 16-3 to set up a finals clash between Fincke and Clark tomorrow morning.
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Big Leagues Meet Notable Week In Baseball
Major baseball magnates gather in New York to finalize season plans and address league politics. The National League will draft schedules and review the Jack Taylor case while the World Series rules are set by the National Commission, with the American League ratifying its program.
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Laurel Ball Club Reorganized in Laurel Maryland
Laurel Maryland February 12 The Laurel Base ball Club met at George M Bond s residence and reorganized for the season Elect officers Manager George M Bond assistant manager Melvin Moore captain Leonard Stockman treasurer Emory Haslup Players Moore Haslup Stockman Bond Waple Wilkinson Cassard Haynes McCarney Leszear Barr McCullough Fulton and Fenwick A fundraising entertainment will be held soon to purchase new uniforms The Laurel Outing Club will also reorganize for a second Laurel team All About California booklet on resources climate and travel offered by R M Johnson Philadelphia for 4 cents in stamps
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Systems of coaching by Western EXPERT opinion on coaching styles
Charles Baird argues the West favors one head coach professional system while the East uses a graduate coaching corps. He contends the single coach advances offense, inspires unity, and produces more spectacular football, with heavier, faster players, while Eastern teams emphasize defense and individual coaching.
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Graduate system best for playing Western football style
The author argues the graduate system produces stronger teams, citing Yale as a model with many loyal graduate coaches led by alumnus Camp. Harvard and Pennsylvania underperform, Princeton lags, while Western universities show superior coaching. Tests comparing East and West are unlikely. focus should be on developing the sport among natural rivals rather than chasing championships.
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Tiger in Hen Roost in Singapore Tiger Shot by British Sergeant
In Singapore, Police Sergeant Reynolds and a Malay constable confronted a tiger beneath a raised kebun dwelling on Scott's Road. Reynolds fired between the eyes, causing the tiger to drop. After ten minutes, Malays removed boards and dragged out the dead tigress. The mottled six foot animal had a brain wound from a heavy Snider bullet and was in fine condition with marked skin.
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National Bug Peril in Country Life in America
Within five years the San Jose scale spread nationwide. Some call it the worst pest, prompting more insect and disease legislation. A $1,000,000,000 effort exists to combat it, yet the elm decline in Massachusetts and New England casts a bleak future for state pride.
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