Marietta College to Play Ohio U Game on Thanksgiving
Marietta College coaches say the Blue and White are in peak shape after beating Bethany with only minor injuries. Thompson and Donaldson out for the Ohio University clash. Madden, Black and Harris anchor the line as Marietta plans Homecoming festivities and a victory bonfire.
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Marietta
Marietta College
Bethany
Griffiths
Reiter
Ohio University
Mariellas
Thompson
John Donaldson
O. U
Duquesne
Madden
Black
Harris
Donaldson
Boosters Club
McMillen Praised as Top Guard by Coach Yost
Michigan mentor Fielding H. Yost lauds Illinois guard Jim McMillen as the best in the conference and likely the nation after his stellar play against Wisconsin. McMillen, a 200 pound Grays Lake product, has risen to prominence with dominant performances against Iowa and Wisconsin.
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Apter Fielding
H. Yost
Michigan
Jim McMillen
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Illinois
Badgers
McMillen
United States
Grays Lake
Jim
Iowa
Illini
Yale
Hlawkeye
Locke
Parkin
Rollie Williams
Westport Has Rebel Army in Western Republic
Westport, a Mayo fishing village, proclaims General Kilroy as President of a Western Republic. His 600 man force, well armed, confronts a Free State garrison of under 40. Kilroy’s column recently bought food and clothing and declined to attack the local garrison, citing ample supplies.
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Claremorris
Ireland
Westport
Republic
Mekheen
Kilroy
Free State
Local Obituaries and Health Notes From Hooper Ridge Community
Mr and Mrs Ee V Wolfe attend the funeral of Mrs James Robinson at Hooper Ridge church. Mr and Mrs W FE Dicken visit Jesse Picken and friends on Logan Sunday. Edward Coon, confined with diphtheria, is out but under quarantine. Mrs James Bell and daughter Mildred Guseman remain seriously ill with diphtheria. John Vore, bedridden for some time, is indicated in ill health.
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Ee. V. Wolfe
James Robinson
Hooper Ridge
W. FE. Dicken
Jesse Picken
Logan
Edward Coon
James Bell
Mildred Guseman
John Vore
Paddock records spark internal A A U clash
Charley Paddock's seven sprint records from Santa Monica on July 4 face renewed scrutiny as the A A U considers his claims. The dispute centers on Louis N. Goldsmith and Lorrin Andrews and hints at a possible deeper split within the federation as regional factions line up against the records.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Amateur Athletic Union
Charley Paddock
Louis N. Goldsmith
Paddock
Lorrin Andrews
Southern Pacific Association
Andrews
Santa Monica
Calif
Pacific Coast
Villa Must Fight in Flyweight Class
New York state athletic commission chairman William Muldoon announced Pancho Villa, the American flyweight champion, would be barred from facing bantamweights. Villa must now fight opponents in his own flyweight class in all future bouts.
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New York
William Muldoon
New York State Athletic Commission
Pancho Villa
National Open golf championship moved to June
The executive committee of the Professional Golfers' Association forwarded a proposal to the USGA to reschedule the national open to June. They argued that extreme heat in later months bakes the courses and impairs fair play and makes conditions uncomfortable for players.
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New York
United States Golf Association
Professional Golfers’ Association
Former Pupils on Pitt Team Install Warner System
Glenn Warner, secured by Stanford to coach football after his Pitt contract ends, is installing his system at Stanford. Former Pitt stars Andy Kerr and Tiny Thornhill coach there, Kerr handling the backfield and Thornhill the line. Thornhill previously helped Charley Moran at Centre College, aiding a line that outplayed Harvard and helped a 6 to 0 Centre win.
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California
Eric
Muller
Nicholls
Stanford
Andy Smith
Palo Alto
Fornia
Glenn Warner
Pittsburg University
Warner
Pittsburg
Andy Kerr
Thornhill
Charley Moran
Centre College
Moran
Harvard
Smith
Pasadena
Pitt
Eam
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Kerr
Crimson
Parish church notes and local social gathering reported
The report mentions a person near serious condition and friends' concern. E. V. Wolfe and wife dined with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rorick on the Lower Plains Sunday. Rev. Brown conducts Sunday services in the local church, which recently received a new roof enhancing appearance and comfort.
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E. V. Wolfe
Ray Rorick
Lower Plains
Rev. Brown
May We Use Force in Extending the Kingdom sermon
Dr McGurk preaches at First Methodist on Wednesday night continuing the revival series. The service in the auditorium begins at 7 and lasts one hour with choir members invited to attend.
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First Methodist Church
Avon pair ends breach suit with Elyria marriage
Katy Huday of Avon filed a $5000 breach of promise suit against Ignatz Kordeski. After 24 hours the couple wed in Elyria, by Mayor A. R. Jones, and the suit was dropped as the marriage voided the claim.
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Elyria, D
Katy Huday
Avon
Ignatz Kordeski
Elyria
A. R. Jones
Auto thefts traced by wireless aid Elyria police
Elyria November 21 reports say auto thefts are being tracked by wireless. William Rawson at the Ohio Hotel relays tips to police, who expect wireless to speed arrests of car thieves.
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Elyria
William Rawson
Ohio Hotel
Wireless
Scotts School House Social in Waterloo Township
A social at Scotts school house in Waterloo township is planned for Saturday night November 5. The event offers good eats and plenty of entertainment and invites everyone to attend.
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Scotts School
Waterloo Township
Referees and Judges in Sports Face Pay and Power Struggles
The author argues that judging in boxing, baseball, and football sparks disputes and costly errors. He advocates restoring sole referee authority, improving pay for officials, and replacing multiple judges with skilled, adequately compensated referees to restore confidence and integrity in sports officiating.
Roberts Tigers Player Killed in Auto Crash
Murray City reports Emay son Kinnison star guard was killed when the Roberts Tigers vehicle overturned near Reynoldsburg on Sunday while en route to Columbus to scout a game. Teammate Winifred Driggs was seriously injured. Ioe Hardy and Eddie Driggs escaped uninjured. Kinnison survived by his wife Ruth Tipton.
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Murray City
Emayson Kinnison
Roberts Tigers
Winifred Driggs
Reynoldsburg
Ioe Hardy
Eddie Driggs
Columbus
Wagner
Pirate-Deersam
Kinnison
Ruth Tipton
Last Night's Boxing Bouts Across Cities
Vic Cragg of Cleveland KO'd Tommy Mc Laughlin in the second round in Lorain. Billie Palmer beat Tommy O'Boyle in ten rounds. Frankie Blake defeated Sammy Marisco in six rounds. In Boston Louis Bogash outpointed Bryan Downey in ten rounds. In Columbus Cristiano defeated Frankie Callahan in twelve. Waldo Patterson beat Tommy Coster in four rounds. Joe Dillon and Al Zainie drew in six. Johnny O'Keefe defeated Joe Clark in four.
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Lorain
Vic Cragg
Cleveland
Tommy McLaughlin
Billie Palmer
Tommy O'Boyle
Frankie Blake
Sammy Marisco
Boston
Louis Bogash
Bridgeport
Conn
Bryan Downey
Columbus
Bud. Christiano
Chicago
Frankie Callahan
Waldo Patterson
Tommy Coster
Akron
Joe Dillon
al Zainie
New Orleans
Johnny O'Keefe
Joe Clark
Lancaster
Speedy Sparks Beats Joe Packo In Cincinnati Bout
Speedy Sparks Cincinnati dominated Joe Packo Toledo in a one sided ten round boxing match held in Cincinnati. Sparks scored clear advantages across all rounds and claimed a decisive victory.
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Cincinnati
Speedy Sparks
Joe Packo
Toledo
Benny Valger Beats Kayo Jeakle In Toledo Bout
Benny Valger of New York won a 12 round decision over Kayo Jeakle in Toledo. In Troy New York Charlies Fitz simmons of Chicago won a judges decision over Tommy Maa den of Brooklyn in 12 rounds.
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Toledo
Benny Valger
New York
Kayo Jeakle
Troy
N. Y
Charlies Fitzsimmons
Chicago
Tommy Maaden
Brooklyn
DAR Founded in 1890 by Daughters of the American Revolution
The Daughters of the American Revolution was organized in 1890, establishing a national society dedicated to historic preservation education and patriotic service.
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The
Society of Daughters of the American Revolution
Schaefer and Hoppe to End Table Match
New York reports Schaefer defeated Cochran 500-303 while Hoppe beat Hagenla cher 500-462. Tonight's Schaefer Hoppe match could decide the 18.2 balkline billiard world title with Hoppe aiming to defend his perfect slate and Schaefer hoping to reclaim the crown. A Hoppe loss would force a tie and a Belgium hopeful Edouard Horemans also sits with three wins and one defeat waiting to play Roger Cott.
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New York
Jake Schaefer
Vicwry
Welker Cochran
Willie Hoppe
Erich Hagenlacher
Schaefer- Hoppe
Hoppe
Schaefer
Edouard Horemans
Belgium
Horemans
Roger Cott
France
Kipke Chosen As Test Of Western Back Versatility
Billy Eivans argues three top western backs Kipke of Michigan Martineau of Minnesota and Williams of Wisconsin will be tested before Thanksgiving Day The Wisconsin Minnesota game favored Williams and Martineau but Kipke has drawn widespread praise for his all around play and kicking abilities including 11 kicks against Ohio State with nine kicks out of bounds and two over the goal line Coach Yost notes Kipke carries 90 percent of his value above the shoulders Williams excels at forward passing and punt returns.
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Kipke
Michigan
Martineau
Minnesota
Williams
Wisconsin
Ohio State
West
Yost
Northwest
Martineau Reigns as Minnesota Flash in Michigan Test
Martineau is described as a hard man to stop with elite running and passing ability. Michigan faces a strong defensive unit, then must contend with Williams and Martineau, while Kipke must be at peak form to match the standout northwest playmakers.
Marines to Give Away Tickets for Big Baltimore Game
Quantico Virginia November 21. The U S Marine post team will play the Third Army Corps area team in Baltimore on December 2. All twelve thousand tickets are to be given free to Marines and their guests with no gate receipts or revenue. The move supports amateur sport and costs will be borne by Marine officers and men.
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Quantico
U. S. Marine
Army Corps Area
Baltimore
Marine Corps
John A. Lejuene
Medley PD. Butler
Marine Post
United States
Army
Navy
General Butler
Georgetown University
New London
Naval Academy
Marine
French
Oliphant
West Point
Mental Shots and Mind Control in Golf Psychology
A golf instruction piece by John F. Dille Co. explores psychology as crucial to shot success. It explains mental rehearsal, concentration, and the mind directing muscle action to produce precise spins and drives while noting the ball remains detached from mind control.
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Jin
John F. Dille Co
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