Bessemer Abelman Resigns as Team Pilot for 1925
Joe Abelman resigns as Bessemer football manager after booster funds totaling less than needed were collected. He states 2 000 to 3 000 dollars are required to hire a coach and players and that refunds will be issued for all money collected. Local towns face football funding troubles amid weak public support and scheduling for the season.
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Bessemer City
Joe Abelman
Abelman
Irondrome
Bessemer
Stambaugh
Ironwood
Strevel
Bill Johnson
Joe Gotta
Iron Mountain
U. P
Fli
Green Bay
Gilbert Signs with New York Yankees in 315000 Purchase
Walter Gilbert, Kelley-Duluth halfback and hard hitting third baseman, reportedly purchased by the New York Yankees for 315,000 from St. Joseph of the Western league. He has been seen on the Bessemer gridiron and is expected to play with the Kelley Duluths again this fall.
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Walter Gilbert
Kelly-Duluth
Bessemer
Iver Strand Hurt at Two Harbors
Iver Strand a prominent Two Harbors young man suffered a broken neck after diving into shallow water at Pike Lake beach. He was rushed to St Luke's hospital by companions from a motorists’ outing. Strand a Rosenberg and Strand clothing partner and American Legion commander has athletic ties to local teams.
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Two Harbors
Iver Strand
Pike Lake Beach
St. Luke’s Hospital
Strand
Rosenberg & Strand
American Legion
Kelley- Duluth
Fate of Stambaugh All Stars to be decided Sunday
A mass meeting Sunday morning will decide the future of the Stambaugh All Stars football team. Boosters favor merging players from Iron River Stambaugh and Crystal Falls to form a district squad. Sam McLean notes funds and material are needed, with no excess supply in Iron County. Players listed include Youngren Judish Frederickson Olson Mahlberg Murray Piper Malone Cronin Meagher Turosky Potter Simonich.
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Stambaugh All- Star
Stambaugh
Iron County
Iron River
Crystal Falls
Sam McLean
McLean
Stambaugh Athletic Association
Youngren
Judish
Frederickson
Olson
Mahlberg
Murray
Piper and
Malone
Cronin
Meagher
Turosky
Run River
Potter and Simonich
Local Baseball Scores From Regional Games
Calumet defeated Munising 4 1 while Marquette beat Iron Mountain 4 1 Crystal Falls edged Ishpeming 2 1 and Gladstone won 6 5 against Escanaba in 11 innings Superior defeated Duluth 5 2 in a set of regional scores.
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Calumet
Munising
Marquette
Iron Mountain
Crystal Falls
Ishpeming
Gladstone
Escanaba
Superior
Duluth
Experimental Paris to London flight links Seine and Thames
A French plane makes an experimental route from central Paris to London. The plan aims to remove intermediate airdromes, cutting travel time by about one hour and reducing costs by landing directly in the city centers.
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Seine
Thames
Paris
London
Comedy Dialog About Money Troubles
A lighthearted domestic exchange shows a wife seeking money with exaggerated sobbing while the husband questions the fuss and suggests cutting the crying. The humorous back and forth reflects playful marital banter.
Moth Lays 150 Eggs Threaten Wool Goods
A clothes moth lays 150 eggs and its descendants can damage up to 100 pounds of wool according to the report, highlighting a potential textile loss risk.
Bessemer High Seeks 25 Players for Grid Drill
Candidates for the 1925 Bessemer high school football team will be called out for the first drill today or tomorrow, according to Coach Pau pore. Real practice sessions will begin next week with at least 25 candidates expected to report.
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Bessemer High School
Paupore
Dougherty Rules On Special Dog Permits
Lansing opinion denies the state conservation department authority to issue training permits for dogs on game birds and animals before the season. The attorney general issued the opinion at the request of John Baird, conservation commissioner. Under a 1925 act hunters may only train dogs on rabbits 15 days before the season opening on October 25 if they are not ta rted.
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Lansing
Mich
State Conservation Department
John Baird
First Tourist and Second Tourist Debate Scenic Billboards
Two tourists joke about the scenery being blocked by billboards. The exchange contrasts annoyance at billboard visibility with urban advertising costs and taxes.
20 Stars Out for Duluth Football Opens Practice
Twenty former college and professional players reported for the Kel ley-Duluth football team under manager Dewey Scanlon. The group includes Denfeld, Doc Williams, the Rooney brothers, Tommy Murphy, Hancock and other veterans as Duluth prepares for a September 13 game at Duluth against Emersons of Minneapolis.
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Kelley-Duluth
Dewey Scanlon
Duluth
Emersons
Minneapolis
Ronwood
Esd Denfeld
Navy
Walter Camp
Denfeld
Bessemer
Ironwood
Doc Williams
Rooney Brothers
Joe
Bill
Cobb
Tommy Murphy
Iowa University
Local notable names listed in scattered OCR fragment
Fragment reads a string of proper nouns including Stein Mickey Mae Donald Carlson Howard Wiles Eefickaon Art Johnson Wallie O'Neill Cass Metrod Doc Wally Jounn Bends and Ray Vexall with unclear context or action. No clear event or relation specified in readable text.
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Clude Stein
Mickey
Mae Donald
Carlson
Howard Wiles
Eefickaon
Art Johnson
Wallie O'Neill
Cass
Doc Wally
Jounn
Bends
Ray Vexall
Superior Defeats Duluth In Championship 5 to 2
Duluth fails to best Superior in the annual title game as all time great Cy Reiger for Superior and hurler Gore from St. Paul A A. face stiff resistance. Gore delivers a solid outing but costly Duluth errors allow several Superior runs.
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Duluth City
Red” Gore
St. Paul American Association
Superior
Gore
Duluthians
Cy Reiger
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Stambo
Gilbert
New York
Jesse Smith
N. J
Bessemer Pharmacy
John J. Frick
Edward
Yahr & Lange Drug Co
Milwauke
Wwe
Earl
Herald
Iceman
Bck
Dougherty
Fred Denfeld
Kelleys
A. A
Cleveland
Bowen Products Corp
Cleveland Six
Cleveland Automobile Company
Motor Car Service Garage
Bessemer, Michigan
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Lindy
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