Football schedule lists extensive college games across the nation
A long list of football matchups is shown with dates and venues. Schools from Yale to William Jewell appear, including Holy Cross, Harvard, Princeton, Carlisle Indians, Cornell, Syracuse, Amherst, Brown, Bowdoin, Minnesota, Ohio State, California, Stanford, Texas Christian, Georgia, Alabama, Virginia, and many others. The schedule covers venues from New Haven to San Antonio and beyond, reflecting a broad 1920s or early 20th century collegiate gridiron slate.
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East
Yale University
Holy Cross College
New Haven
Harvard University
Bates Colege
Cambridge
Princeton University
Stevens Institute
Princeton
N. J
University of Pennsylvania
Gettysburg College
Philadelphia
Carlisle Indians
Dickinson College
Carlisle
Cornell University
Colgate University
Ithaca
N. Y
Syracuse University
Hobart College
Syracuse
University of Rochester
Alfred University
Rochester
Tufts College
Worcester
West
University of Minnesota
Iowa State College
Minneapolis
Indiana University
de Pauw University
Bloomington
Ind
Ohio State University
Otterbein University
Columbus
Ohio Wesleyan University
Kergen College
Gambier
O. Oberlin College
Heidelberg University
Oberlin
O.western Reserve University
Hiram College
Hiram
O. Muskingum College
Buchtel College
Akron
University of Cincinnat! Ve. Anoch College
Cincinnati
Miami University
Wilmington College
Oxford
O. Monmouth College
Lombard , College
Monmouth
University of California
Olympic Club
Berkeley
Calif. Geland
Stanford University
Barbarians
Cal
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth University
Fort Worth
Washington State College
Alumni
Pollman
Wash
Football Notes Highlight Shifts in College Gridiron Roles
Revereeens George O Neil, formerly Maine left end, has entered Yale. After daily practice at Penn, a 20 minute basketball game is played. Harvard plans Cambridge games except vs Princeton. Harvard All Stars to be reorganized with Fish Philbin and other former gridiron stars. Russell Loudenslager to play with Lancaster independent team in North Carolina. Georgetown to practice with the Navy mids at Annapolis ahead of Carlisle Indians game. Eddie Cocheme leaves football for politics after stints at Wisconsin and St Louis. Lieut. F D Berrien, Navy coach last season, now commands a torpedo boat.
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Harvard
Cambridge
Princeton
Fish
Philbin
Gridiron
Eddie Cocheme
Wisconsin Eleven
University of St Louis
Girls Canning and Poultry Clubs Spreading in Georgia
Georgia rural girls organize canning and poultry clubs under U S department guidance and the State College of Agriculture. Led by Bradford Knapp and A M Soule, six counties formed clubs with one tenth acre plots and record keeping. Miss Mary E Creswell directs. 212 women and girls trained in canning, with sales potential and labeled tomato cans bearing county and girl numbers. Clayton County club under Miss Minnie Archer has 1000 cans ready for sale.
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Georgia
United States Department of Agriculture
State College of Agriculture
Bradford Knapp
A. M. Soule
College of Agriculture
Mary E. Creswell
Creswell
Hancock
Putnam
Clarke
Bartow
Tanks
Corn Club
United States Department of Agriulture
Clayton County
Minnie Archer
Four Bales From the Acre From Dynamited Land
Gainesville Ga Sept 29 J H Hunt of Gainesville dynamited half an acre on Oak Street last winter and planted cotton. Despite droughts the crop thrived as the soil depth was loosened by the blast. He has already picked nearly a thousand pounds and aims for four bales per acre, arguing dynamiting yields large crops despite cost.
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Gainesville
J. H. Hunt
Oak Street
Hunt
Two Little Commerce Girls Pick A Bale Of Cotton
In Commerce Georgia on September 29 two daughters of farmer Rache Wheeler harvested a bale of cotton. Nezzie age 19 picked 553 pounds and Mellie age 16 picked 551 pounds, totaling 1104 pounds after a sunrise to sunset shift. Ernest Lackey age 12 gathered 404 pounds nearby. Jackson County newspapers highlight youth as strong cotton pickers and note the county's top production and soil potential.
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Commerce
Rache Wheeler
Nezzie
Mellie
Ernest Lackey
Jackson
Jackson County Boys and Girls
License Granted to Saloon Operators in Jefferson County
Birmingham Sept 29 The Jefferson county excise commission issued 25 retail saloon licenses the first in four years. Several former Tiger operators received licenses though the panel had warned no license would go to a tiger operator with more than five arrests for violation of the prohibition law.
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Birmingham
Ala
Excise Commission
Jefferson County
Lind Tiger
Tary
B&nk
Boxing News and Baseball Notes From era Boston to New York
In Boston, Jewery Bing Nixon reports rough treatment from Battling Nelson in their bout. Danny Morgan offers Ad Wolgast $12,000 to fight K. O. Brown in New York. Bantam champ Johnny Conlon plans a return after his father’s death. Los Angeles leads the Pacific Coast league parade in baseball notes. Fred Lake could replace Bobby Wallace as St. Louis Browns manager. An advertisement for Dr King’s New Discovery claims strong lung health benefits with testimonials. Catcher Cotter of the Quakers is nineteen, a Manhattan College product from York, Pa. Mike Donlin retires from acting to focus on baseball. Mathewson eyed lemon pie fate for Athletics, Marquard seen as a troublesome thorn.
Liquid Cream Balm for Catarrh Now Sold Widely
Catarrh sufferers using atomizers prompted Ely Bros to release Liquid Cream Balm as a convenient form of Ely's Cream Balm. It helps reduce inflammation cleanse air passages and restore natural breathing. Sold by druggists for 75 cents including spraying tube via Ely Bros New York.
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Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
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Senna
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Bowdoin College
Fort McKinley
Brunswick
University of Maine
Island Blaze College
Orono
Wesleyan University
Connecticut Agricultural College
Middletown
Conn
Colby College
Hebron Academy
Waterville
Lafayette College
Ursinus College
Easton
Williams College
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute
Williamstown
Mass
Union College
St. Lawrence University
Schenectady
Lehigh University
Western Maryland College
South Bethlehem
Franklin and Marshall College
Williamson School
Lancaster
Washington and Jefferson College
Indiana Normal
Washington, Pa
Swarthmore College
Delaware College
Swarthmore
Pennsylvania State College
Geneva College
State College
Middlebury College
St. Michaels
Middlebury
St. Hamilton College
Clarkson School of Technology
Clinton
N.Y
Austin College
University of Dallas
Sherman
Texas
Fairmont College
Cooper College
Wichita
Kas
Kansas State College
Southwestern College
Manhattan
Kas Scio College
Mt. Union College
Alliance
University of Wyoming
Laramie High
Laramie
Wyoming
Washburn College
Emporia College
Topeka
South
University of Georgia
Alabama Presbyterian College
Athens
University of Alabama
Howard College
University, Ala
Vanderbilt University
Birmingham College
Nashville
Blacksburg
Maryland Agricultural College
Richmond College
Richmond
Mississippi A
M. College
Mississippi College
Starkville
Miss
St. John’s College
Rock Hill College
Annapolis
St. Louis University
Cape Girardeau Normal
St. Louis
Citadel College
U. S. Navy Yard
Charleston
S. C
Davidson College
Catawba College
Davidson
N. C
Roanoke College
Dublin Institute
Salem
Southern University
Selma
Greensboro
William Jewell College
University of Missouri
Columbia
CNN
Pennsylvania
Russell Loudenslager
Navy
Georgetown
F. D. Berrien
Jewery
Bing Nixon
Nelson
Boston
Danny Morgan
K. O. Brown
Champion
Ad Wol|gast
Brown
Johnny Conlon
Baseball Notes
Los Angeles
Fred Lake
Bobby Wallace
St. Louis Browns
Dr. King
W. R. Nelson
Calamine
Ark
W. J. Smith
Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Catcher Cotter
Quakers
Nut
York, Pa
Mike Donlin
Jim McAleer
Mathewson
Marquard
FOLEY
Chattanooga Roofing & Foundry CO
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Texw
Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Railway
James Freeman
Peachtree St
Atlanta
J. L. Meek
Atlanta,.Ga
Macon
W. E. Dunwody
Harry O. Robert
Madison
Georgia Railroad
H. R. McLean
J. C. Hellner
Kinnebrew
Poleys
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