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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1925

Page

7

Ten Veterans Back for Bessemer City Football Team

Bessemer city football coach Joe Abelman nears first practice with over ten veterans from last year and several new candidates. A tentative 1935 schedule is being arranged as Abelman weighs several playing coaches and imported players. Readiness from Ashland end Snow and other returning players, plus overcoming injuries, signals a strong fall campaign.

Bessemer City Joe Abelman Abelman Bessemer Abelmar Snow Ashland John Contratto Sullivan Hurley Jim Halama Gurneau Pete Scavarda Supercynski Masnaghetti Joe Gotta Pete Contratto Contratto Pat Scavarda Lansing

Cub Buck Signs Green Bay Contract

Cub Buck has signed to play tackle for the Green Bay Packers this fall, marking his fifth year with the team. The article also notes Bomar, an Vanderbilt star and All American, signing with New York in the National Professional League, in its first year. Fr Denfield, a former Besaemer and Ironwood veteran, is rumored to depart Gogebbic range for other teams this fall, with Detroit expected to be represented in the NFL again this season.

Timen Bay Packers Cubd Packers Bomar Vanderbilten New York Denfield Besaemer and Ironwood

Ed Purdy's Phitos headline reads like a local note

Pete Ralston apparently earned the support of Mame Dunkin, who cried on his shoulder during the recent night, reflecting a personal moment captured in a small town record.

Ed Purdy Phitos Pete Ralston

Dry Farms Theme Echoes in Two Merry Souls

Dialogue excerpts show Sampson and Perkins complaining of extreme drought. Each describes efforts to break ground and haul water for crops, highlighting the strain of arid conditions on local farming families. The exchange underscores hardship and resilience in rural life.

Sampson Perkins

Bessemer to invade Wakefield in baseball showdown

Old Time Sports notes Bessemer aims to defeat Wakefield on its home diamond tomorrow after an open date. Lefty Hoeft is expected to start while Rinto rests. Bom iesh slated to oppose Hoeft. Congress candidate Martin McDonough to speak at the ball park before game time.

Bessemer Wakefield Isdebski Lefty Hoeft Rinto Lefty Ironwood Hurley Mike McGinty Bomiesh Hoeft Martin S. McDonough

Local Nine Suffer 19 to 0 Setback at Ironwood

In 1910 August 6 report, crippled local team travels to Ironwood and loses 19 to 0 to the Leaders. Newport and Peerless beat Ironwood at home 5 to 3, while Sturley beats Ironwood 6 to 4. Sunday Bessemer to play at Odanah.

Ironwood Bessemer Odanah Newport Sturley Sunlus

Grasshopper Oil Considered for Airplane Lubricant

The use of grasshopper oil in aviation lubrication is being explored as an alternative. Researchers note potential for lightweight, high viscosity properties suitable for engine bearings, while assessing supply stability and processing methods for practical application.

Against Series For J P Honors

In a letter to Eugene Short, Upper Peninsula Baseball Association president C C Cowpland argues against a post season series to decide the peninsula championship. He prefers exhibitions after the season and maintaining the cup for highest win percentage, noting districting flaws and suggesting any extra games belong in the regular schedule with a majority vote.

C. C. Cowpland Upper Peninsula Baseball Association Peninsula Cowpland Eugene Short Board of Control Association Negautiee-Crystal Falls Houghton-Escanaba

Nighttime Exchange Sparks Odd Country Scene

A playful dialogue unfolds with a man confessing he lingered in the countryside as night fell, while a woman teases him about being a window peeper, hinting at a humorous misunderstanding.

Tom

Lefty Hoeft Wins For Houghton Sunday

Lefty Hoeft former Beester and Hurley southpaw pitched Houghton to a 9 to 4 victory Sunday at Ishpeming. Rei Hunt ex Hurley catcher batted for Houghton with Pappio. Pufal and Billy Byrnes also appeared in Copper Country lineups. Pappio and Byrnes led with three hits each and Wappio added a triple and a home run.

Lfty Hoeft Beester Hurley Houghton Ishpeming Rei Hunt Pappio Pufal Billy Byrnes

Baseball scores from the Upper Peninsula games

Gladstone edged Iron Mountain 5 to 4 in twelve innings. Marquette routed Calumet 13 to 2. Wakefield defeated Hurley 11 to 7 while Houghton beat Ishpeming 9 to 4. Negaunee won 3 to 1 over Munising.

Gladstone Iron Mountain Marquette Calumet Wakefield Hurley Houghton Ishpeming Negaunee Munising

The Boys Debate Ark Picnic Insults

In a playful exchange, Decker claims being on the ark was no picnic while Sampson counters with a question about two nine ants, highlighting the humorous wartime banter.

Decker Sampson

Fair Question Lecturer and Bear Banter

A brief quip exchanges between a lecturer and Veicee from Bear. The lecturer asserts life offers no loss as one thing drops another takes its place. Veicee counters with a playful line about petticoats.

Veicee

Pro Football League Schedule Plans for 1925 Season

The 1925 National Football League schedule was finalized in Chicago. Opening games set for Sept 20 with Canton at Detroit and Kansas City at Duluth. Five new teams Providence New York Pottsville Detroit and Canton join the circuit as New York prepares to host its first league game at Polo Grounds.

Providence RK. U Kansas City Chicago J. F. Carr Columbus Ohio R. L New York Pottsville Detroit Mich Canton Cleveligt Duluth Padme Vis Reaister Tamton Eis Saiteville Reiat Aharge Peagu

Veak Brans2aRKwe90ad Grows in Japan for Potash Rich Fertilizer

Veak, a plant variant grown in Japan, is rich in potash and widely valued as an excellent fertilizer. The text notes its growth in Japan and its suitability for agricultural use.

Japan

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