Spaulding and Burlington Clash In High School Probe
Burlington visitors overwhelmed local high school five by disciplined teamwork led by Mills Marr and O'Dell. Strong Spaulding guards Kirwin Young and Carpenter anchored defense as Martinsville area stars Shaped the pace. Final score reflected superior guests with steady changes and sharp shooting during two 20 minute periods.
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Burlington
Clarence
Star Guard
Spaulding
Ethall
Husky
Goddard Spaulding
Auch
Mills
Montpelier
New England High School
Carpenter
Kirwin
Brown
Douglie
Tierney
Hvery
Mille
Marr
James Young
Dartmouth
Wendell Smith
Taskers
Mare
Miller
Douglass
O'Dell
Slayton
Douginay
Heferee
William Stewart
Jackson
Perry
Frank Wells
Vermont to Meet Yale in Yale Bowl October First
Vermont announces its 1935 football schedule with a game against Yale at New Haven on October 1. The release notes a caution against scheduling too many major opponents early, and lists other dates including Connecticut Aggies, Tufts, New Hampshire state, Amherst, Norwich, Middlebury, and a final game to be arranged.
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University of Vermont
Yale
Vermont
Achertule
Metiuire Te
Connecticut Aggies
Muron
Tufte
Medford
New Hampshire State
Harlington
Cat Amherst
North
Norwich
Northield
Middleberg
Barlington
Anal
Rutland
Middlebury
Cobb Likely Detroit Manager as Cobb Era Nears Change
Fragmentary report suggests Ty Cobb may become manager of the Detroit Tigers next year. Details on salary and final decision were not disclosed. Comments reference team leadership and possible replacements after Oct resignations.
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Detroit Tigers
Nevin
Detroit American Wrague
Ty” Cobb
Savin
Colts
Myrtial Berth Debh
Tigers
Aggemeta Chub
Steven
Min Tery Phe
Piay
Beth Ox
Emma
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Ad for Rheumatism
An ad describes rheumatoid relief by Hood's Sarsaparilla to burn uric acid and ease joint pain. It touts Hood's Pills as gentle laxative in small doses and cathartic at higher doses, claiming a grand economical treatment.
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Hood
Montpelier Man Chosen Captain for Norwich Team
C C Smith of Montpelier was elected captain of Norwich University football for 1921 after three years as left halfback. He earned nods on the all Vermont team. Norwich released a 1921 schedule including Dartmouth Maine Rensselaer Middlebury Tufts Clarkson Vermont and Boston University with Harvard Amherst Columbia and others courting dates.
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Nec
C. C. Smith
Montpelier
Norwich University
Smith
Norwich
Vermont Papers
Vermont
Melloon
Dartmouth
Hanover
University of Maine
Oroone
Rensselaer Polytech
Northfeld
Middlebury
Tufts
Medford
Mane
Clarkson Tech
Northy
University of Vermont
Boston University
Bowton
University of Grxine
Harvard
Amherst
Columbia
Bowdoin
Springfeld
Hamilton
Waterbury Falls To Cathedral In Cathedral Gym Battle
Waterbury high school lost to Cathedral 46 to 24 at the Cathedral gym next last evening. Waterbury trailed early as Cathedral scored steadily then battled back briefly before foul trouble hampered Waterbury. Delaney and Lease led Cathedral with strong foul shooting while Silliman contributed for Waterbury in a biased recap of the southern trip ahead.
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Waterbury
Cathedral
Burlington
Wieterbury High School
Cathedral Combination
Wieterburg
Lease
Randall
Free
Delane
Cathedral Waterbury Prev
Fos
Sere South
Laane Silliman
Randall A . Ue
Donovan Alafat
O'Brien
Somerville
Gia
Silliman
Pree
Delaney
Alafat
Lenape
Guild
Lease A
Harris
Metcalf
U.V. Mf
Wilson
Ponowan
Tac
Chwing
Tufts Football Schedule Set For 1921 Season
Tufts announces the 1921 football schedule with games limited to New England opponents. The plan excludes trips outside the region and avoids teams such as West Point Dartmouth and Boston College to comply with the one year rule. Games include Bates Amherst Vermont Norwich Wesleyan Boston University Bowdoin and M A C with venues in Tufts Amherst Middletown Portland and Amherst.
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Medford
Mass
Tufts
Aeniunerd
Watt Point
Dartmouth
Boston College
Tufte
Bates
Amherst
Verwont
Norwich
Wesleyan
Middletown
Boston University
Tafte
Bowdoin
Portland
M. A.C
Need Two Cakes of Soap and One Box of Ointment
A shopper requests two cakes of soap and one box of ointment. The note specifies items needed and is written in a concise, imperative tone.
Rounding Up City Crooks Sparks Massive Dragnet
New York faces a sweeping crime drive as Police Commissioner Enright orders arrests on sight with 11,000 officers and 4,500 reserves. Over 150 people were caught last night but no major arrests reported. routines cite many petty crimes. Zones patrol shops and streets while civic groups discuss arming themselves amid the crackdown.
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New York
Enright
Nandal
Civens
Hylan
Brattleboro High Names Football Captain for Next Season
Brattleboro High School elects Lester Heywood captain to succeed Lawrence Gorborinn after four years of play. Heywood served as substitute for two years and became regular center this season. Seven returning players from this year will depart next season due to graduation.
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Brattleborosf
Lester Hywood
Brattleboro
Lawrence Gorborinn
Heywood
Armin
Centur
Gold fish swarm Portage River forging astonished haul
Port Clinton Ohio reports dozens of tons of gold fish swept into the Portage River feeding grounds over the past weeks. Fishermen describe nets lifting from a ton to a ton and a half in single hauls as the colorful carp-like fish gather in marshes then move upriver toward markets in New York. Experts suspect aquarium escapes during floods in 1913 or earlier, with rapid population growth thanks to warmer waters and winter depths.
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Port Clinton
Portage River
Obie
Pirk
Renort
Lake Erie
New York
Charles Kiingbell
United States
Aquariuma
Holle Isla
Detroit
Duchess of Marlborough to Leave England for New Home
The Duchess Consuelo Vanderbilt, recently divorced, plans to depart England and likely settle abroad, per the Daily Mail. She has long supported a charitable cup, and it was announced that the competition would be discontinued after the current season.
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London
Der
Duchess of Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
England
Ris
The
Daily Mail
Pitt
Designers and engravers protest wage cut at Pacific mills
In Lawrence Masc the Pacific mills print works designers and engravers joined machine printers in a wage reduction dispute. Fifty printers who stayed out after Saturday’s 224 percent cut returned to work following a formal protest to mill management. A committee was appointed to confer with officials.
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Lawrence
Masc
Pacific Mills Print Works
Economic clearing house urged by German leader
Berlin December 10 Dr Gustav Streseman head of the German peoples party urged that a world economic clearing house system, attracting attention from important Americans, could restore world economic order. He said England favors German economic rehabilitation more than France, and warned against French policy weakening Germany.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
League of Nations
Gustav Streseman
German Peoples Party
Streseman
England
Rhineland Federation
France
Kavaria
Dick Rudolph Likely to Leave Braves for Tigers
Boston reports Dick Rudolph, famed for his pitching, has authority from President W Grant to negotiate a transfer. He may join the Detroit Tigers, following spring training talks that suggested a Tigers move. Consent from other National League clubs will be required before direct negotiations.
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Boston
Dick Rudolph
Irl
Braves
W. Grant
Detroit Tigers
Braves Ndt Tigers
Take & Ming
Detroit
Grove's Open-Trate Salve Offer for Cough Relief Ad
An old advertisement touts Hayeses healing money style claims promising quick cough stop. It includes a free box of Grove's Open-Trate salve for chest colds head colds and croup with every bottle and lists a price of 350.
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Hayes
GROVE
Misstatement About Orange Crush Retraction Reported
The Literary Digest fully retracts a misstatement from October about the drink Orange Crush. An editorial note in the December 4 issue clarifies the error and confirms the product, labeled Ward's Orange Crush, contains orange oil citric acid orange juice sugar and water with certified color.
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Uncle Sam
Ward
Fortish
United Tates
Sharp discussion at League of Nations on mandates
Geneva reports a heated closing session where delegates debated mandates for former enemy territories. The mandate committee urged that mandates be non exploitable and not recruit soldiers, with Lord Cecil proposing a female member for the mandate commission. China flagged unresolved issues, and new members Austria Bulgaria Luxembourg Albania Costa Rica and Finland attended without voting. The protocol for accepting the international court's jurisdiction was to be signed that afternoon.
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Assembly of the League of Nations
Mandate Committee
Council of the League
Lord Cecil
Mandate Commission
League
China
Wellington Koo
Austria
Bulgaria
Luxemberg
Albania
Costa Rica
Finland
Thut
International Court
To Cure a Cold in One Day with Grave’s LAXATIVE
An advertisment touts Grave’s Laxative Bromine Quinine tablets as a quick cold cure. It claims the genuine product bears the signature of K. W. Grave and offers a 20e ad price.
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Grave
K. W. Grave
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