Flying Squadron Raises Five Hundred For Football Fund
Bessemer football plans began with a bang as a flying squadron under Manager Joe Abelman started collecting donations for the football fund. Nearly $500 was raised on the first day. A benefit football dance is set for Saturday with two orchestras Gogebic Red Jackets and Kibbler's Pennsylvanians providing music. A goalie ambitious schedule includes games with Iront Mountain and return match in Bessemer in November. First practice for candidates will be called next week with plans for a coach negotiations and future games against Ironwood Stambaugh Iron Mountain Hibbing Duluth and others. Donors include John W. Johnson Eugene Nelson Frank Barnich Walter Truettmer John Dosich Hoaz Becker Dewey Johnson Bernard Becker A Lintelmann Co C Hansen Lumber Co Herald Publishing Co Bessemer Auto Services Bessemer Taxi Co and Jobo Tasopolus.
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John W. Johnson
Eugene Nelson
Frank Barnich
Walter F. Truettmer
John
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Herald Publishing Co
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Bessemer Taxi Co
Dick Dexter Hits Express at Mill Crossing
In a small town scene Dick Dexter and his flivver collide with an express at the mill crossing. Dick Dexter is noted as not superstitious and unconcerned with signs in the aftermath.
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Patrol 2 wins athletic meet and third in swimming
Forty boys from the Lake Galilee outing by the Bessemer Rotary Club returned last Friday. Patrol 3 led by Charles Cobb won the swimming meet with 43 points, Patrol 2 was second with 39½ points, Patrol 5 third, Patrol 4 fourth, and Patrol 1 fifth. Patrol 2 also won the track and field meet with 24 points. Patroller Miles Finnegan led with four firsts.
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Ttree
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Lawrence Nobert
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Joe Baritone
Walter Buranen
Miles Finnegan
Leonard Beissel
Hugo Ippoliti
Patrol
Howard Bennetts
Adrian Thebert
Frank Marconeri
Ugo Pricco
Rein
Laine
Herman Bartelli
Harold Nobert
Carl Saari
Patrel
Florian Ferrari
Certano
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Kenneth Berger
Arthur Redner
Kimball
Felling
Evert
Serbia
Edwin Gustafson
Charles Cobb
Charles
Miles Finegan
Patrol 4
Patrol 1
Patrol 5
Pathak
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Ferrari
Beissel
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Corell Returns To Lake Linden Coach Rebuilds Team
Lake Linden names veteran coach Corell to lead football and basketball squads. The Copper Country will rely on five senior veterans as nucleus for 1925, following last year’s Copper Peninsula championship.
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Baseball Scores From Northern League Action
Marquette defeated Escanaba 12 to 1 while Negaunee beat Crystal Falls 2 to 1 in a set of regional baseball results. Gladstone posted a 2 to 1 win over Munising as Calumet routed Houghton 4 to 3 and Ishpeming overwhelmed Mounta in 11 to 1.
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Tron Mountain A squad grid drill opens season
Iron Mountain football rolls into regular season with over 30 candidates reporting Sunday at 10 am to Coach R J Erdlitz. Early drills have begun. all new players must report or miss team. Iron Mountain schedules 12 games nine at home three away starting with Green Bay Packers September 13 in Green Bay and Ironwood on September 27. Negotiations also pursue Hibbing Duluth Bessemer and Stambaugh dates.
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Vedder Named Hancock High Football Coach for 1925
Vedder selected to coach Hancock High School’s 1925 football team succeeding Joe Mishica. He will join the faculty and bring a Michigan State Normal College degree from Ypsilanti. Last year he led Onaway High and attended Yost’s football school in Ann Arbor.
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Hurry Up" Yost
Ann Arbor
Ironwood Signs Coach Johnson for 100 Club Grid Squad
William "Bill" Johnson, Marquette pitcher and 1923 Michigan State football captain, signed as player coach for Ironwood’s 100 Club gridiron team. He will report September 1. Johnson’s background includes football and baseball, with a noted Mine action suppressing Kipke of Michigan.
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Unclear fragment prompts tense exchange and theft vow
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