Michigan Players Dominate Camp All America Eleven
Ten Michigan players honored by Walter Camp for his All-America Eleven reflect coach Fielding H. Yost’s influence. Names include Willie Heston, Germany Schultz, Benny Benbrook, Stanley Wells, Jim Craig, Johnny Maulbetsch, Pat Smith, Aqua Allmendinger, Frank Steketee, and Ernie Vick, with notes on position changes and service-team selections.
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Grant Lakes Navalising Station
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Fort Sheridan Training Corps
1922 football season previews big gridiron clashes ahead
Coaches and athletics directors foresee a strong 1922 season with schedules showing many clashes among leading institutions. Chicago hosts Princeton and Georgia while Yale welcomes Bow Town. Michigan plans two new stadiums as Vanderbilt and Ohio State prepare openings. Centre College renews Harvard matchup.
The Free Swinger in Baseball and Ruth’s Striking Record
The article examines the free swinger style led by Babe Ruth in 1921 with 177 hits in 378 at bats, 69 home runs, and 119 extra base hits while leading strikeouts. It contrasts Ruth with Elmer Smith who also swings hard, and with contact hitters Speaker Collins and Sam Rice who avoid swinging at bad pitches and post far fewer strikeouts.
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Gibbons Outsized. Madden Stays The Limit In 10
Boxing crowd gossips over Hartley Madden of New York who went ten rounds with Tommy Gibbons in Grand Rapids, denying a knockout after 21 straight wins. Madden, a tough foe who also faced Brennan Greb and Roper, proved he could endure with the champion as experts question Gibbons true class. A second note offers sewing advice for dressmakers to cut one reliable blouse pattern from broadcloth.
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Rearranging Golf Slates Spread Across Southern Circuits
Golf schedules of the Texas Mississippi circuit and Atlantic coast resorts will be rearranged to give Southern states additional winter visibility. Two circuits will orbit traveling pros with January 15 to February 16 events centering in San Antonio Dallas Houston Fort Worth and New Orleans before Florida hosts Jacksonville Miami Palm Beach Belleair Asheville Pinehurst and ends with the North and South Open.
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Lloyd George says limit reached on Irish treaty talks
London AP reports Premier Lloyd George issued a statement Wednesday saying the government has gone most limit in the Irish treaty and it is impossible to reopen discussions. Col Geo W Mixter resigns as president of Pierce Arrow Motor Car Co in Buffalo. H E Forbes to succeed as CEO under Col Charles Clifton as chairman.
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Steel Man Lindabury seeks I C C permission on 24 railroads
Richard V. Lindabury general counsel of United States Steel applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to retain his positions as officer or director of twenty four railroad operating companies. Most lines are tied to the steel firm as part of its manufacturing and mining operations. London reports a wedding complication as Charles Phillips discovers his brother was substituted at the registrar before Phillips heads to France on business, postponing the ceremony.
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War Veteran 1 Famous Despite Total Blindness
Ruth Abeling profiles David Sentner, WWI veteran and partially blind poet, first Knopf prize winner from Columbia, whose volume Cobblestones showcases a tangible New York City voice. He recalls wartime reporting, vows to keep writing, and shares brief poems and social advice segments about etiquette and invitations.
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New York
David Sentner
Columbia University
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Woodrow Wilson Foundation Education Committee Formed
More than twenty large colleges join the Woodrow Wilson Foundation Educational Committee to raise funds surpassing one million dollars. The panel includes both major parties and supporters of Wilson, aiming to mobilize teachers and college leaders for endowments rewarding merit in democracy public welfare liberal thought and peace through justice.
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Modest Boy Hero Saves Child From Harbor
A boy divered from his job duties to rescue a six year old from the harbor. He refused to report the act to his employer, choosing humility over recognition. The incident reflects coastal towns turning to acts of bravery amid entertainment trends in London.
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Polly Scares Thieves and Other Local News
Two men attempted a Lavender Avenue break in but fled after a parrot screamed, a London group of women seeks House of Lords representation, Glasgow Railways report 3,000,000 fewer passengers yet a 160000 profit, and a camphor cloth removes white furniture spots.
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Calomel Dangers Warned in Liver Tone Ad
An old newspaper ad warns against calomel for liver issues and promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer, harmless substitute. It claims calomel can cause salivation, bone damage, cramps, and illness, urging readers to use the herbal remedy instead and promising quick liver normalization.
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Character as the first measure in choosing friends and allies
A brief reflection notes that character stands out first when selecting friends and evaluating business associates. It emphasizes integrity and trust as core indicators guiding relationships and professional dealings.
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