Scholastics 10 Leave For Gridiron Battle
Scholastics 10 sails for Missoula to meet Butte in a key gridiron clash. The squad trains under Cape Downer with captain Edgar Wild and a roster including Jamies Reach and Arthur Sauer, as Spokane strike shadows prep. If Spokane sends a second team or cancels, the November 18 game may be affected.
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Cape Downer
Edgar Wild
Rebore Dooking
Jamies Reach
Stanley Wooleax
Arthur Sauer
Chris Rissler
Irwin Yank
Joe Phillips
Fred Bracks
R. Melmyre
J. Behracder
I. Evans
Keemer Tuohy
Paul Williama
W. Degelh
Bracks
Wang
Nas
Buchmierest Ngh
Spokane
Rouse
Fistiiucoen
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Jeus
Spas Kane
Sat Nlahl
Salt Lake
Soch
Lowever
Spolne
Dame of Herall
Big Games of the Season On Tomorrows Programme
Era football previews highlight Brown as the fastest back, Providence as a swift, well protected squad with an executional quartet. The piece notes Yale and Harvard facing strong opponents, with Brown thwarting Penn and a late-game misfortune near the five-yard line affecting a Penn loss.
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Pennsylvania
Brown
Ilourne O
Lough
Carlisle
Michigan
Princeton
Comei
Ine Ange
Khrea
Cearnell
Prisideton
Hennsylvania
Eye Aense
Fornaylvana
Yale
Villa Nova
Harvard
Sprinktrid Trainibe
RMI
Agi Brown
Bagenwateo
Providence
Jalen
Pennacula
American college football the supreme US sport
A raucous defense of American college football as the premier sport, contrasting it with English rugby and soccer. The piece traces origins to England, notes rugby and cricket as popular abroad yet tame for Americans, and argues college football’s rapid, full contact action drives lasting fan interest and cultural prominence. It cites Cambridge and Harvard figures and claims baseball and college football remain American favorites due to originality and intensity.
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United States
Collese Snatpall
Gamle
Kngbys
Engle Fonthell
Aine
Ollene' Saathall
Rigghy
Windverwille
California
Rianford
Cone
Cambridge
Mawes
Ruths
Uild
Bareard
Bette
Uncle Sam
Prine
Sporlay Aitmn
Amaries Tons Iit
England
Hynieh Marchal
Cobb Cubs Player Sparks Inebriated Mentions During Debut
The report chronicles Cobb’s hostile reception and erratic play at a national league debut against the Cardinals, with crowd reactions and teammate observations. It notes his tense exchange with a coach, and a later remark suggesting perseverance despite a rough start.
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Cobb
Chipage Cubs
Inkl Teague
St. Tata
Nbs
Cardinals
Reulbarh
Pitche
Taylay
Soni
Rome
Nate IBM
Infelders
Wilim Grater
Tin
Irish American athlete to compete in national title matches
Martin Sheridan, noted Irish American athlete, is listed among entrants for the national championships in Madison Square Garden this weekend. He will participate in events in New York and Saturday actions, as part of the Amateur Athletic Union title pursuit.
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Dytermiver
Viouginey
Missoula
Burling
Temarray
Brie University
Hrtigun
Althaney Nue
Famto Heey Novis
Die Masaaki
Meir
Chia
Caine
Hart
Dulin
Garden City
Martin Rheridan
Chaimplon
Tia Nu Tibeyne
Northwestern Six to Visit New York for Coast League Meeting
Northwestern league officials prepare for the national meeting in New York at Madison Square Hotel. Six coasters will attend, including W. Y. Lucas and Dugdale, with Hull and Hall indicating plans to push for West Coast expansion and possible inclusion of Helena and Portland. Discussions touch on contract protections, league realignments, and potential shifts from Vancouver to Sitrrider amid debates over territory and class A status.
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Samerhine
Madison Square Hotel
New York
Butte
Russ Hull
Eurth
Lagane
Seattle
Parly Tinne
Portland
Ute
Hull
Helena
Montana
Oregon
Evereth
Aberdeen
Vancouver
Aly
Tacoma
Srukace
Charl Irby
Alte
Rechelkers
Koby Hoon
Charlie Shatter
Ates
Motene
Tire
Ele
Nate
Fragmented text hints at a disrupted scene and names
Readable fragments imply a confused narrative with references to Laxey Teager Jel Ward Ta and fighters. The passage mentions health, attention, and a figure named Santa dancing, but details are unclear and no coherent event or outcome emerges.
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Laxey
Jel
Santa
Empress of China Boat Sinks After Collision at Rail Yard
The Empress of China boat, raising from the bottom, sank at her berth near a Canadian rail yard after a collision. Repairs were underway with pumps and salvage gear, water damage reported in cabins and engine rooms, and the vessel expected to be refloated and ready to sail after necessary repairs.
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Canadian Railrond Wear
Chris
Wall
Cunax
World Featherweight Title Clash Between Alder and Froitle
A chaotic report from Los Angeles notes a planned featherweight world title bout between Aldell and Froitele Works, with arbitration delays and undisclosed arbitration outcomes. The piece hints at a disputed weigh-in and a Tuesday evening event, underscoring tensions over weight and eligibility as promoters push for a decisive match.
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Anquelited Prous
Joos Angeles, Ort. Y
Aldicies Inve Ueon Flawed
Ata Altell
Froitele Works
Builu
Ocl
Laughter by a Child in a Village Cemetery Tale
A fragment from Transatlantic Tales describes a girl about six laughing in a village cemetery beside tomb slabs. The observer questions the joy as a man long dead is recalled, the child replying she laughed to please him, confessing past love and shared happiness now lost.
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Lane
Repsonch
Tuntle Gratitude Tale From New York American
James Howard of Montville New Jersey narrates a sea tale aboard a boat at sea involving a bass fish and a turtle. He recounts the moment he rescued or interacted with wildlife and the strange exchange of gratitude. The bass weighs five pounds and was later recovered after the turtle stole it. The incident ends with Howard reflecting on gratitude and a final wave to a passing vessel.
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James Howard
Montville
Fassaie
Howard
Penny coin slots at dairy plant stir controversy
A fragmented report describes penny in the slot machines at a London dairy company. Brass spouts and handles extend from each establishment. Patrons feed pennies, turn paddles, and receive a half pint, with repeats for a pint, amid questions over practices and charges.
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London
Attorney General Rules On County Building And Elector Approval
The Attorney General issues two opinions on county free high school construction and election approval. One flags that county boards cannot erect a $40,000 high school building without elector consent. the other holds the state board of examiners may require applicants to answer questions in Engels rather than another language.
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Halent
Gaten
County Free
Hgh
Tale Board of Inculcat Examiners
Coutts
Lents
Dawson
Guien
Galen
Umlen
Washingtons Pocket Knife Request Comes to Light
A fragment from a Townsend book recounts Washington asking the quartermaster for a pocket knife to replace a lost one. Scudder, visiting General Washington’s quarters at Valley Forge, mends a story with a tale of Mrs. Washington knitting and the general’s absentminded whittling while preparing to outthink the British.
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W. Garden M McCabe
Richie
George Washiogton
Edward W. Townsend
McCeler
Jim Dountless
Scudder
Mr Townsend
Beavers Creel Farm
Orrey
General Washington
Valley Forge
Stocking tale reveals memory of wedding day wear
An odd fragment describes Scudder Wan admiring stockings once worn by a workman. The speaker notes the wearer kept the stockings for a wedding day and only wore them on three happy occasions, implying vanity and jealousy among onlookers.
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Scudder
Customs of EskkrTos Eskimos on Respect for the Dead
Stefansson, ethnologist of the Analo-American polar expedition, notes Eskimos' funeral customs and belief in honoring the dead. They cover graves with driftwood and debris, offer food and gifts, and name the dead after births, reflecting communal sharing and a belief in the spirits. He plans further field study next spring.
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Stefansson
Peabody Museum
Harvard University
Meckenzie
Mr. Steffansson
Tong
Nave
Chop Surv Trust The Latent from the New York American
Modern financial methods invade the chop suey market as Henry Lee of the Peking Restaurant Philadelphia promotes an Oriental Chop Suey Trust under New Jersey law. The plan targets revenues in New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other eastern cities with capital stock set at 160000.
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New York
The
Oriental Chap Suey Company
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