Illinois to Se Return a Strong Eleven Next Year
Illinois will see ten Minolta players miss spring due to graduation but the Orange and Blue expects a top notch eleven next season. Captain Don Peden leads a fast backfield with Joe Sternaman and others, while Zuppke plans a larger, more experienced line to support a strengthened squad.
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Jaume
Walquist
Charles
Chuck) Carney
Jack Crangle
al Mohr
Wilt Olander
Dick Relehile
Dutch Kaiser
Johnny Sabo
Shorty Tabor
Eslinger
Don Peden
Zuppke
Hal Pogue
Patsy Clark
George Dawson
Jos Sternaman
Chris Woodward
Fiverett Hellstrom
Freddie Majora
A. Couchie
Joe Sternaman
Ohio State
Flint Pilot
Otto Vogel
T. Anderson
A. C. Baur
Clarence Drayer
Dope Simpson
Bil Augur
Dave Wilson
Earle Greene
Harry Gammage
Dewey Spears
R. A. Latin
A. R. McMillan
R. C. Bodman
A. Pfleger
G. J. Roberts
L. B. Schlapprizzi
L. Umnus
F. Rokusek
WV. A. Netcott
Bob Zuppke
Tiiinois
Trojans Cancel Centre Game in San Diego Bid
University of Southern California officials reversed an earlier decision and announced that USC will not play Centre College in San Diego on December 26. After a five hour meeting led by Henry Bruce, USC indicated San Diego may bid again but the Trojans are unlikely to change plans.
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Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Centre College
San Diego
Cal
Trojan
Centre
Henry Bruce
Trojans
Diamond and Gold Buyers Ad by H B Klise Jeweler
H B Klise, jeweler at the Oil Exchange building, advertises highest prices paid for diamonds old gold and aliver.
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H. B. Klise
Oil Exchange
Ot BrelB-t
Minor League Circuits Represented At Annual Meeting
Twenty six minor league circuits embracing 170 clubs attended the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues meeting in Buffalo. Topics included possible return of the draft allowing majors to draw from minors and reactions from AA leagues and lower classes. Judge Landis departed Chicago for Buffalo amid Babe Ruth suspension discussions and spring training questions.
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U.S
Buffalo
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Association
Michael Sexton
Mary John H. Farrell
New International
American Association
Pacific Coast League
Chicago
Babe Ruth
Landis
Ruth
Yankees
Thirty Candidates Report for Minnesota Hockey Team
Thirty candidates for the University of Minnesota first hockey team have reported and training will start tonight. William J. Taylor of St. Paul has been elected manager.
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Minneapolis
University of Min
William J. Taylor
St. Paul
Penn State Coach Hugo Bezdek Receives Rousing Oregon Welcome
Hugo Bezdek, Penn State football coach, returned to Eugene Oregon last night to a warm reception at the site of his past triumphs. His team had just defeated the University of Washington in Seattle last Saturday, and he was in town for a brief stay amid student enthusiasm.
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Eugene
Ore
Hugo Bezdek
Penn State
University of Oregon
Bezdek
University of Washington At
Seattle
Ceentiatk Maat
Exposure Fatal to Denver Man
Herbert G Kutz 28 of Denver died from exposure near Watkins Colorado after hours of shoveling to free their car from a deep snowdrift. Two companions were hospitalized in Watkins with frostbite and freezing of limbs, leaving a widow and a four year old daughter.
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Denver
Herbert G Kutz
Watkins
Colo
Kutz
Kutza
Christmas Edison Sale Suggestion
An old advertisement fragment mentions a ten dollar Edison offer for Christmas. The text also includes disjointed phrases about a department and a price 12-5 and three cents, reflecting promotional copy and clipping errors.
Way Down East comes to Iris theater in grand fashion
D. W. Griffiths new art wonder picture spectacle Way Down East based on Little Blair Parker’s play opens next Friday at the Iris theater. The sensational production showcases a love story between Anna Moore and David Bartlett with a grand cast, exquisite scenes, special music and a climactic finale never before seen on stage or screen.
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D. W. Griffith
Iris Theater
Blair Parker
Anna Moore
David Bartlett
Griffith
Anderson lauded by boxing writers as bantam prospect
Casper boxer Eddie Anderson earns praise as a top bantamweight hopeful after dominant wins over Midget Smith and Jack Sharkey. Eastern critics hail his punch and speed, with one editor calling him the division's sweetest puncher. He trains in Moline, Illinois, and plans a Casper visit in spring to take on local prospects.
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Hddie Anderson
Casper Boy
Terry McGovern
Kid Wil
Anderson
Smith
Sharkey
Jack
Eddie
Moline
Til
Casper
the Tribune
Eight Hundred Registered In Ring Classes At Cal
About 800 men are registered in boxing classes at the University of California in Berkeley. The program draws students from various colleges and aims to develop athletic and disciplinary skills through organized boxing activities.
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Berkeley
Cal
University of California
Hutchison And Barnes to Play Exhibition Golf
Jim Barnes American open champion of the Pelham club New York and Jock Hutchison holder of the British Open title from Glenview Chicago sail for Vancouver to engage in exhibition matches along the Pacific coast and include a California open tournament.
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Chicago
Jim Barnes
Pelham Club
New York
Jock Hutchison
Glenview
Vancouver
Bt. C
Pacific Coast
Indians Eye Trades as 1929 Season Opens
Cleveland Indians president James Dunn signals possible trades after AL meeting in New York. Walter Hammond acquired from Pittsfield boosts infield depth. reports link Steve ONeill and others for Perkine Harris and Dugan, though no trades confirmed. Manager Speaker plans spring route via Dallas Oklahoma City Kansas City with games in Columbus in April.
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Cleveland
Indians
Hammond
Wameaganen
Sewell
Steve O'Neill
Perkine
Harris
Dugan
Tenn Maki
Mack
Trianale
Dallan
San Antonio
Houston
Mobile
Chattanooga
Cincinnati
Speaker
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Kamesa City
Indianapolis
Columbus
Lefty O'Doul Rejoins New York Yankees
San Francisco reports say Lefty O Doul star pitcher from the Pacific Coast league will return to the New York Yankees. He joined the Seals from New York at the start of the 1923 season.
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San Francisco
Lefty" O'Doul
New York Yankees
Hoe
Seals
New York
Cheyenne Grid Star Named Captain of 1922 Team
Cheyenne high school star halfback Dee Hirsig will captain the 1922 Cheyenne High School football team. Earl Schoel, the 1921 captain, graduates with the class of 1922.
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Cheyenne Grid Star
Cheyenne
Wyo
Dee
Fred Hirsig
Earl Schoel
Open golf tourney set for Brackenridge Park course
San Antonio announces dates February 2 and 4 for the open golf tournament at Brackenridge Park. A field of 65 players is expected with leading professionals from the Pacific and Atlantic coasts and the middle west entered.
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San Antonio
Texas
Brackenridge Park
Pacific
Atlantic
Coats
Middle West
Lare
Annual officers election meeting at First Baptist Church
The annual business meeting for officer elections will be held at the First Baptist church on Wednesday evening December 7 at 7 30. The notice is dated 12 6 21.
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First Baptist Church
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