Mountaineers Sign Two Year Contract To Play Missouri
West Virginia University and Missouri agreed to a two year football series. The Mountaineers will host Missouri in Morgantown on a future date with Missouri’s regulars visiting later, part of a broader schedule linking the two programs in the Missouri Valley Conference era.
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Charleston Gazette
Mountaineers
Missouri
Morgantown
Weat Viexinta University
University of Micioucs
Marsantown
Columbia
Mianauet
Ian Jeans
Oakie
Misaouri
Carnegie ‘Took
Wiahingten
Jofeexon
Tao Accanton
Serpetines
Virginia
Tromond
Xeon
Thele University
Ardent at University draws record Mt.aineers attendance
Attendance soared as the Mountaineers hosted a major event at a university where Northwestern Auburn Sewanee and other top teams attended. Missouri Valley champions Missouri beat Chicago 3-0 in a showcase that boosted the campus mood and highlighted the strong roster and schedule.
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Ae Owell
Xame
Talane
Mixkourl i Hee Feltte
Bulanete
Northwestern University
Auburn
Sewenoe
Minsouri Valley
University of Chicago
Player writer vote up again in major league ranks
A six to one chapter vote refused to reconsider the question amid agitation over the player writer awards. The Federation of American Writers proposed a new resolution drawn by a committee led by William Trandt to alter the awards for best baseball stories by minor and major league writers. etc.
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Associated Press
New York
Gee
America
Wiliam Trandt
Chiladelphia
Akué
Panter Marcowlen
Joe Wildlama
Cleveland Tr
MM. Welch
Wittaburehoat
Wera
Winnie Tatton
Te Indianapolia Star
Tober Furner
Brady Sold to Buffalo by Cincinnati Nationals
Cincinnati Nationals announce pitcher Neal Brady sold to the Buffalo club and first baseman Harry Torpel released or optioned to Greenville. New York reports President AuRMattierann has named several exhibitions. March 27 and 28 Cincinnati will be in Havana, Cuba with Red Star pitcher Ralph Teague, arranging Cuban bookings.
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Cincinnati
Neal Brady Haw
Cincinnati Nationals
Buffalo
Harry Torpel Haw
Greenville
New York
Aurmattierann
Cinelanati
Jinvani
Cuba
Arolph Teague
Bream Cage Team Meets All Stars in Sun Night Clash
Fream Memorial church hosts a basketball contest with the Charles Tan Junior All Stars tonight. In their third meeting of the season, each game has drawn a strong crowd as the teams collide in a spirited showdown at the church gym.
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Fream Memorial Church
Tenn Wis
Charles
Tan
Jach Bharp
The Last of the Victorians and the Hermit of Wessex
An extended portrait of Thomas Hardy at Max Gate Dorchester, aged eighty five, describing his shy isolated life and disdain for press intrusion. Neighbors recall his indifference to fame, his daily routines, and the protectorate role of his wife and secretary as he shuns public glare and the changing world.
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Thomas Hardy
Flas
Mani
HH. G. Wellson
Thomas
Sone Sophoclean
Strink
Diogenes
St Jk & Aquare
Higher Bockhampton
Dorset
Don Heath
Wessex
Tar
Herday
Max Gate
Hardy
Immortals
Tessia
Dorchester
James Berrie
Flaurdy
Max Cinte
Flo
Nasura
Iit
Kray
Max Fate
Mr. Hardy
Potsy
Bins
Ifig
Fiardy
Mr. Tlardy
Nrchester
Archer Forlwal
Wen
Mace
Bt. Petara
Veasey
Walla
Mrectiria
Tess
London
D'Urbervilles
Hla
Goles
Kathleen Woodward
New York Times
Football Fans Recall Stars 36 Years Back
In 1889 the first all American team included Enag Cumnock Yale Harvard Stagg, and later stars at Yale Princeton and Harvard. Pudge Heffelfinger is praised as the greatest guard, with Snake Ames of Princeton noted as a memorable back. The piece surveys early names and enduring fame across colleges.
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Prineston
Yale
Harvard
Davis J. Walsh
New York
Des
Enag
Cumnock
Stagg
Cowan
Princeton
Gill
George
Lee
Channing
Ames
Pee
Pudge Heffelfinger
Truxton Hare
Pennsylvania
Arthur Pos
Yoring
A. Alonzo
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Jeuure Camparen
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Gordon's
Vzchirnera
Baseball
Philadelphia Committee
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Bream Cage
Tuk
Lovee
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Hakland
Hovorn
anglo-Catholic Congress
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O& Reader
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Ute
Nerry
Sears
Tom
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Ine
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the Green Archer
Frea Theatre
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Lee Orreae
Amedéa
Mennerd
Hscote
Thackeray
Meredith
Dickens
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Santa FE
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Sangre de Christo
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Eng
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King's Stag
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Flint
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