College chiefs map intersectional grid plans
Western Conference meeting draws 109 athletic directors and coaches, outlining possible intersectional football schedules for 1926. Big Ten leaders seek New Year’s games, with Dartmouth and Notre Dame discussions, as sessions run through Friday.
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Edward C. Derr
Chicago
Dartmouth
Avdir Knute Rockne
Anz
New York Debuts Top Pittsburg in Hockey Slugfest
New York made its debut in the National Professional Hockey League by beating Pittsburg 2 to 1 after an extra period. Langlois netted the winner. Miller Hoggins, Yankees manager, arrived in New York to inspect the ivory market and discuss bolster to his lineup with Spaie Rauprert. Ed Strangier Lewis defeated Italian Mike Romana in a three fall wrestling bout, all by the same hold.
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Pittsbergh
New York
Makke
Pittsburzh
Langlois
Miller Hoggins
Yankees
Spaie
Jacob Rauprert
Chicago
Strangier) Lewis
Mike Romana
Tama County Winter Fair Opens With Style This Week
Mr and Mrs E J Hi¢veter attend week long Tama County winter fair and livestock show running December 2 and 3. Officials hail it as the region s largest and promise bigger and better events this year. Thanksgiving visit noted for Mrs L L Diller at Wesnes day noon. An accident at the event injures S Siemens. Mrs Wm Bacher visits home in St Louis. Mr and Mrs Wmenesch of Brooklyn move to Tract area. Hanccoca works as a motor salesman for Shaw Motor Co.
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Irs
E J. Hi¢veter
Br. Up
Sirs
Byrnes
Tama County
Igwwa
Millard Jones
Sac City
Greham
L. L. Diller
Inet 2 Company of
Tomes
Westeraer Wesnesday Anc.neon
sf.sTacon
Siemens Wes Bing
Alsen
Mier
St. Louisas
John Anesme
Bis
Wm. Bacher
Mlaess
Mr.and
Bios
Wmenesch
Broeklin
Hanccoca
Shaw Motor Co
Princeton to name captains as linesmen next year
Princeton will keep a tradition dating to 1910 with football captains serving as linesmen. John W. Davis Jr., a guard, will head the team next year. In Missouri, Carl Brebhus and Pete Jackson tied for captain votes. they will alternate as captain. Four southern stars were chosen to play in an amateur all star game in San Francisco on December 29.
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Princeton
M. J
John W. Davis
Columbia
University of Missouri
Carl Brebhus
Kansas City
Pete Jackson
St Joseph
Heart
Atlanta
San Francisco
Georgia Tech
Fiburnty
Tulane
Hubert
Alabama
Webkefield
Vanderbilt
Morehouse to Honor Drake Bulldogs Football Squad
Des Moines reports Dr. D W Morehouse president of Drake University will host a banquet December 5 with Bulldog football players. The annual event celebrates the squad and will include awarding letters to about seventeen or eighteen players and the selection of a captain to succeed Edred Dor Carlos. Names listed include Shane, Tissord, Doastim Sutherland, Sempel, Don Cortes, Amend, Ambelene, Ewer, Robertson, Jook, Spears, Everett, Crankhite and Frr-
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Des Moines
D. W. Morehouse
Drake University
Bis Benquet
Edred Dor Carlos
Sradert Mangier Cari
New York Lightweight Title Fight Signed for Garden Match
Nominal lightweight champion Jimmy Goodrich and Louie Vinez formalized terms for a New York Garden bout set for 33, after Goodrich secured a higher ante from 310.40 to 12506. Kansas City report notes Denver lightweight facing Spider Key in a six round, ten round scheduled bout. Beuling Mortis and Blas Rodriguez tied in Mexico City bantam action, ending in a fast ten round draw.
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New York
Jimmy . Goodrich
Loueien Vinez
Garden
Jimmy
Kansas City
Hamiton
Denver
Banes
Maine
Bajuth Ord
Blas Rodriguez
Mexico City
Avriraves Loans Ta Tg Foreign Concerns
Government moves to extend loans to foreign nations for industrial production. Treasury Secretary Melon announced the administration’s policy today amid concerns about foreign control of strategic industries.
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Weshmeter
Sccretary of the Treasury
Melon
Iowans Battle Athletes From Remote States
Special to Daily Tees reports Iowa Hawkeyes football and basketball schedules draw opponents from eight states for football and eleven states for basketball. Football foes include Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, Minnesota and California. Basketball features Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa, North Dakota, Michigan State, Notre Dame, St Louis, and Wisconsin. Strong nonlocal matchups highlight the Hawkeyes’ upcoming seasons with state universities and private colleges supplying much of the competition.
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Iowa City
Des
University of Iowa
Lowars
Aransas
Missouri
Elliais
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
California
Hawkeres
Quinnets
Indiena
Ilinois
M Issorri
Ghio
Wserasin
Mich
San Ord Misnesotza
Inducta
Xerre Dame
Ictions University
Hessler
Chicago
Northwastern
St. Louis
Ruling Changes Refine 1926 Baseball Schedule
An article outlines revised 1926 basetail rules affecting game pacing. It notes 165 games, a shifted schedule, early season player eligibility, and limits on substitutes and innings with new deadlines in June and September.
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Tedar
Hickey
Sgards
Iwentr- Fron
Ify
Arle
Indiana
Leceue Ponders Plans For Arms Conference
Leceue considers an arms conference in 1926 with disarmament likely by late 1926. The Paste elunil committee on disarmament includes delegates from France Italy Japan Spain Brazil Uruguay Sweden Czecho-Slovakia and Belgium, presided by Paul-Bénouir of France.
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Leceue
France
Haly
Japan
Spain
Brazil
Uruguay
Sweden
Crecho-Slovania
Belgiam
Paul Benour
Frante Presiding
Heremans Beats Schaefer In Cue Match Crowned Europe’s First
Heremans defeated Schaefer to win Europe’s first billiards crown in 20 years. The match featured Schaefer’s brilliant play but fell short as Heremans claimed the title in Antwerp.
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Heremans
Schaefer
Europe
Thanksgiving gatherings and community notices in Newhall area
The item lists numerous local family events including visits by Mr and Mrs Sherman Fontsine and others to Atkins and Marion. It notes church activities by Concordia Lutheran and St. Paul Lutheran groups, a baptism and marriages, Thanksgiving dinners at multiple homes, livestock shipments to Chicago, enrollments at L and T.C., and a marriage near Atkins.
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Primrose
Atkins
A. M. Fetersen
Sherman Fontsine
Marion
Ime
Ksimzn
John Dooze
Eiberon
van Rassell
Serdar
Ladies Aid
Concordia Lutheran Church
Martin Werning
Esther
Esther Ekinjdscrrsechtest
Thea Waither League of St " Sr Lutheran Church
Mother Fix
Bastion
Fix
Howard
H.E Fatler
Ezledts Satanna
John Fis
Smi
LC. Paulsen
Louis Fir
Babr Som
Henry Hinger Enechi
Amd
Ralph Dekloiz
Wallace Roy
Near Fairfax
Cever
Kathryn Hicker
van Hom
Anna Bearbower
Norwalk
Lewis Snyder
Eldo Paulsen
Wie. Pawlsen
Sophia Schnarr
Otto Schnarr
Rickels
Henry Breerdel
Geo. Paulsen
Kerstone Bars and Newhell Betball Clash Friday
Kerstone bars and Newhell betball teams will meet Friday evening at the big school gym. Dec 4. after a week of visits with relatives. Mrs Frederick fardemeng and Evelyn plan to return home after the trip. Mr and Mrs F H Thompson visited Garnetta's parents during the first week. Concord Lutherer church Sunday school is preparing a Christmas program.
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Kerstone
Gith
Bea
Newhell
Fred
Fardemeng
Saughter
Evelyn
ofyArmor
F.H. Thompson
Garnet
Concordie Lutherer Church
H_ KR
Bierschenk
Hampton
So. Johnson
Chris Weichman
Cedar Rapids
John Schl
Ladies Aid plans Bazaar and supper at Erlends ballroom
Presbyterian Ladies Aid will hold its annual bazaar and supper Saturday December 3 at Erlend’s ballroom. A fancywork and apron sale will accompany a menu of creamed chicken mashed potatoes baked beans creamed peas cabbage salad fruit salad cake and coffee. High school orchestra will provide music. Local families share Thanksgiving visits and travel.
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E F. Buil
O. BR. Husck
Presbyterian Church
Qazsar
F. H. Thompson
Josena Schoen
Blairstown
E. Stedman
W. H. Franklin
Calesburg
Hllesweed
Beulet Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Alice Phillips
Thanksgiving Guests and Local Visits Across Keystone
Thanksgiving visitors filled area homes as families hosted relatives from Luzerne and Keystone. Notable stops included the Thede and Meyer households, Ed Cherveny shipping two war loads to Chicago, and a birthday gathering at the Fred Pohlman residence with kin from Pohlman, Ehrenstein, and Selk families. Kane Township report notes community greetings and social visits across multiple farms and towns.
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Chris Meyer
Will Thede
John Thede
Keystone
Siz
Joe Hovran
Wil Meyer
Luzerne
Joe Harran
Ed Cherveny
Chicago
Hartwig Albers
Get. Nissey
Fred Holst
Henry Bockiel
J. Pohlman
R. Am
John Allers
iPro Ehrenstein
Wm. Selk
Henry Bockholr
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