Look With Favor On Two-Game Proposal
The Minnesota Goffice discusses a two game proposal with Michigan amid conference scheduling talks in Chicago. President Tadlus J Celfman calls the arrangement an intervening experience as alumni officials weigh potential outcomes and implications for the league.
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Ade ts Willing to Meet Champs in Titular Match
Fans urged the contest be staged in Charleston as capacity limits at Laidley Field sparked discussion of a post season game to settle the state interscholastic ball title. Wheeling and Greenbrier were among teams considered for an invited titular clash in the city.
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Cameron to leave next fall for Duluth university
The text notes Mr. Cameron will depart next fall to enroll at Duluth University, tied to a broader shift in staff as a Wash-Lee figure is signed by a southern college amid a challenging season and expectations surrounding a future basketball program.
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Alabama Eleven May Play Pasadena Battle in New Tears
Alabama's choice to participate in the Tournament of Roses game at Pasadena against a Pacific Coast opponent will be made within a day after a Birmingham conference. Representatives from the University of Alabama, including athletic manager Hugo Friedman and Champ Etelkens, discussed the decision. Alabama’s record this season includes decisive wins over LSU and Florida with strong performances, and the team aims to confirm their Pasadena bid following the discussions.
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Siki Knocked Out by New York Cop Near Times Square
Former light heavyweight champion Siki was knocked to the pavement by Patrolman Leonard Smith near Times Square after an intoxicated incident. His wife reportedly pleaded for leniency to avoid a workhouse sentence.
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Jones Denies Intention to Turn Pro in Golf
Det B Troblin Jones, famed as the world’s greatest golfer, denies any plan to become a professional. He states he will never turn pro, citing business interests in Atlanta and Sarasota, and notes his earnings in golf would decline with age if he pursued professional play. The article recounts persistent rumors of a pro career and outlines potential moves by other players and managers tied to the golf world of the era.
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Lefty O'Doul Returns to Majors as Slugger
A garbled 1920s era note highlights Lefty O'Doul’s return to the majors as a hitter rather than a pitcher. It discusses his potential versatility, contrasts with fellow players, and mentions New York and Salt Lake teams, with speculative praise of his hitting ability and prospects in the league.
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Madame May Play Tournament of Roses Talent Amid turmoil
A garbled historical note details football players from Alabama and other teams, referencing Univ ersity events, conference talks, and a national championship context. Mentions Gordon Palmer and Javie Tenefel with uncertain affiliations, plus cities like Tuscaloosa New York and Chicago in a fragmented outline of a season and outcomes.
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Suder Eligible For Next WVU Wrestling Squad
West Virginia University wrestlers discuss Suder's eligibility for competition this season under the university's rules. Suder, a student pursuing a bachelor’s degree in law, would be ineligible if he lacked a bachelor’s degree, though he could compete if registered before May 1, 1924. The article notes confusion stemming from past eligibility cases and mentions other athletes considered for weight classes, with plans for light and unlimited weight divisions as winter training begins.
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Thoughts to Dry Cleaners Mislaid Knowledge for Customers
A train of writing by Leonard and Smith Jr. admonishes dry cleaners to explain inside workings and pricing to customers. It argues clearer details build trust, justify charges, and boost patronage, noting cleaner departments and customers seek transparency while expressing holiday goodwill.
British Film Fane Grows Despite Smaller Numbers
London December 6 The film fan scene in Britain is growing yearly though far behind the United States. A National Council of Value Morale report notes that attendance at cinemas in Great Britain last year reached a total surpassing 4,508, with seating capacity equaling one in every thirty seven of the population.
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