Lawrence and Beavely Battle at Armory Exhibition
A winter athletic exhibition at the Lawrence armory drew a large crowd with wrestling, boxing, basketball, and parlor games. Notable matches featured Keen of Baltimore versus Cincinnati’s Reavely, plus a crowd-pleasing bout between Bubbles and Amory Stewart. Overall, the card showcased local talent and left fans hoping for more events this winter.
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Jhe Jocel National Guard
Bcst
Fctha
Wes
By Orden
Tawe
Leititie
Keen
Baltimore
Bob
Cincinnati
Harkalno
Foun
Lawrence
Rea
Reavely
Fithai
Lawrence Stanult
Antil
Fawrance
Kiown
Hix
Bubbles
Amory Stewart Boul el
Peelasch
Stewart
Grant
Blai
Mehl Gould
Algo Tarestin
Rine
Dearl
Spyglass Sports Page Notes Amuse and Football Talk
The column blends sports banter and player chatter, recalling college football figures and prep game tidbits. Mentions include Maryland State, West Virginia, and Virginia players, with side commentary on coaches, positions, and game timing details.
Speed Demon and Football Feats Highlight Mitchell Field Event
The piece notes Lieut. Al William a former Giants quarterback and star speed performer at the Mitchell Field exhibition, with praise for Cam Lewis as a top flier. It also recounts reader letters proposing players and positions, mentions coach Merre Tul and a camping season, and references a wet field affecting play as players from the East Side and Yellow Jackers clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al William
Piichar
New York Giants
Mitchell Field
N, Y AA
150 Yard Run for Touchdown Becomes Local Legend
A colorful river of memory recounts a 169 yard touchdown dash in eastern Kansas. A college town's field, scarred by uniforms and pranks, witnessed a lone runner evade a crowd then sprint the length of the line to score. The tale ends as a famed football yarn from 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poymer
Tom Stirling
University of Placido
Kansas Town
Tom
Uloss
Erme & Bad
Associated Isatporss
Inc
Louisville Wins Seventh in Barbell Series Clash
Louisville Colonels played championship style baseball at San Francisco, winning 6 to 3. Callop hit well for nine runs, Dinhoweh contributed, and Sealy used three pitchers to defeat the San Francisco club. Series record now 4 games to 2 in favor of Louisville.
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San Francisco
Louisville Colonels
San Hranstisco
Callop
Dlihoweh
Sealy
Francisca
Tlamésslin
Gophers Continue Indoor Practice At Madison Fairgrounds
The Minnesota Gophers conducted an indoor practice under coach Dr. Car ence W. Spears at the Wisconsin fairgrounds. The session featured punting drills, sweeping, and scrimmage, with both defense and offense showing vigor similar to outdoor workouts despite wintry conditions outside.
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Minneapolis
Carence W. Spears
Uké
Qweiltherman
Wisconsin
Tip Lusties
Stuta Fairgrounds
Ontelga
Gophers
Dr. Speare
Pocketbook and Railroad Fare Lost in Transit
Denver woman loses pocketbook and railroad fare between Cincinnati and Denver while visiting relatives. The stranger who found it turned in the items including a gold piece, a railroad ticket, and personal belongings. The owner seeks recovery and asks the finder to contact the local post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Huritnah
Denver
Collorado
Maniay Jose
Clininnall
Aioney
Keepaukes
Ake
Per Wah
Duyouts
Hurliman
Ghorleston
Trippe to Inspect Muskingum River Tour
Huntington October 28 Major H I M Srippe head of the United States engineers in Gia Wuntington district to Marietta Ohio will start an inspection tour of the Muskingum River. The tour aims to map the headworks and potential abandonment. No protests have been filed since the abandonment was proposed. The piece also notes high school football chatter and local betting odds around Washington Irving and West Virginia.
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Huntington
H. IM. Srippe
United States ‘Engineers
Gia Wuntington
Ion
Washington
Beth
West Virginia
Georgla
Ant Fennayi
Yanin
Wash-Lee
Notre Dama
Ullnois
Pennsylvan ia Illinois game tickets stir crowd at Franklin Field
Police ringed the Franklin Field office as thousands of Penn State fans and students queued for tickets for the Pennsyl vania Illinois clash. Coeds and others pressed forward despite precautionary measures, while Yale and Army previews shadowed the weekend schedule.
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Pru-Adelphia
Pennsylvania Llinois
Franklin Field
Athfetta Council
Ofice
Penn Lonthal
Captain
Granite
Slaven
Abwecon
N. J
Penn
Chicago
Liz
Murder juries hear cases in Morgantown court today
In Morgantown two murder juries sat simultaneously with one verdict delivered. Mike Kulish was found guilty of second degree murder for killing his nine year old son with a garden hoe. The Soire case proceeds to trial tomorrow. Yong Barber’s double killing will be tried next. Alva Varner, a former constable, may face trial for a death during Capsyville when concluded. Washington correspondent notes finance figures in Nickel Plate merger hearings.
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Morgantown
Mike
Kulish
Joe Soire
Kllifne
Jamea Bhertino
Soire
Alva ‘Varner
Clauetia
Capsyile
Washington
Het
Mc Inernes
Hefnia
Interscata Caramerca Cormmigaton
Heeling Valley
Fgures
van Sweringen
Hocking Valley
AbInerney
Lewis H. Haney
W. A Colstoy
Abfuf
Vlan Urey
Dehoush
Wits
Fess
Jon Sherwin
Storms Force Down Army Planes in Ohio Valley
Snow and rain in the Wheeling district forced three United States Army planes to make emergency landings. Captain A. Almonth reports one wrecked beyond salvage near St Clairsville, Ohio, with crews injured. Lieutenant Glenn, en route to Fairfield, Ohio, crash landed in an orchard. another wrecked craft at Longin and salvage crews mobilized. Two more pilots from Bolling Field and another crew reported forced landings in West Virginia and Carmichael, Pennsylvania, with minor damage and weather blamed for the incidents.
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Moundsvilln
Wheeling
United States Army
A. Almonth
Longinfield
Albert Glenn
Mitchell Fielg N
Pairfeld
Ohio
Ds Haylland
Dres Mies
St Clairsville
Binicnin
Lengin
Lealyege
Sney
Stoss
Zdeuton
Glenn Jr
Lieutanant
Vandenburg
Bollingfield
D. Glenroute
Kelly Bint
Texas
Cenatn
W. Va
Longiv
Ue Koon
Gregor
Bstmerld
Dayton
Ohto
Carmichael
Dows
Hin-T
Canton Simonin
Bia Plene
Aoger
Freight Loadings Over Million Mark Reported
Washington October 25 The American Railway Association reports straight loadings remain above one million cars for 13 consecutive nonauction weeks for the week ending October 14. Total cars reached 106114. The report notes the figure stayed above the prior week, signaling sustained high freight activity.
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Washington
American Railway Association
Jacine
Local Charleston Rumor Mill Ties to Huntington Visits
St Albans neighbors and visitors are noted in a Charleston news brief. Mr and Mrs C Bradaoa traveled to Huntington Tuesday, Mrs and Mira Acker of Clavelare hosted Mrs Fred Smith’s guests from College Fill, with other Charleston residents visiting relatives and attending social events across town and at the Methodist church fall gathering planned for October 28.
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Dirs
C. Bradaoa
Huntington
Mira
Acker
Clavelare
Fred Smith
College Fil
Hame
Brant
Wiltunt Hagen
Elfth Street
F. D. Burpess
Indianapolis
Wad
Charleston
Ferrete Wodronday
Itra
Be Stavaken
Chemical Cay
Hutlowno
B. PF. Silbe
William Pyte
Ly A. Edwards
J. F. Landeworth
Mrit
Bintz
Ieee
Dark Smith
Mrn
W. CG
Thee
Ats
MOL
Campbell
Mies
Lira
Dwight Bartoo
Min
G. Tt. Fogle
Miss Teun
W. Wi
Tha
Methodist Episcopal Eburnn
Milierad
Charlenton
Cart Grieg
Blair
Jst
Rothe
WS Li Knapp
Alderaan
Firgina Setha
Washington
B.C
Huis
Advance of grain and freight totals in 1924 report
Fragmented OCR notes show an association report with totals for grain, freight, and carload figures. It lists pourcentages and monetary amounts such as 1.83 and 423,421 with several unclear entries for the period and weeks, indicating a summary of costs and shipments from 1924.
Crude Oil Production and Prices Reported in Oct Week
The weekly US crude oil production fell by 16,950 barrels to 2,005,550 for the week ended October 12, with Smackover heavy oil up 1,500 daily and overall US output excluding Smackover down 18,200. Regional data show declines in several states and California at 992,000 barrels daily. imports at principal ports averaged 32,286 barrels per day for the week ended October 24, with California receipts at Atlantic and Gulf ports totaling 36,288. The report notes base prices for California crude and other districts with minor changes, and mentions a large number of new buildings in Canada.
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York
United States
Americum
Patroleum Ineticata
Smackover
California
West
Kansas
North
Texas
Southwest
Louisiana
Arkangus
Montana
Cilo
Atlantic
Porte
Zanenia
Poennabtvania Ceudé
Beechord aIstret
Afld-coutman’ Brude Oi
Guilt Coast
Srade RY
Winning Jockey Misa Misen Leads Hagler in Town Plate
In Mawcastle England the Hagler ridden by Misa Misen and Joel won the Town Plate race. Only a female jockey rode in the event. Joel, a Brabazon owner, reportedly placed a substantial wager on the thoroughbred, amid a bustling betting scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Misen
Joel
Hagler
Eng
Joskeyy
Fernbank teachers meet for parent teacher session
Fernbank school hosts a 1 o'clock parent teacher meeting this afternoon led by Moa, Ernest Hoervin, president of the parent teacher council association, who will be the apasteur of the afternoon.
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Fernbank
Wilde
Ernest Hoervin
Parent- Teacher Council Association
Winter arrives with first snow in Huntington
In Bhentington Huntington on Oct 2, a sharp drop left the thermometer at 19 degrees above zero as snow fell throughout the afternoon. Ground moisture kept the accumulation light and patchy, delaying any significant depth.
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Bhentington Huntington
Huntington
Morgan to Name Trade Committees
President Moran announced changes in the Cheriqstwn Chamber of Commerce trade committees. New leaders will oversee divisions including real estate, construction, banks, writers, advertising, and public utilities. Directors will meet only on the ground and fourth Wednesdays each month to improve efficiency.
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Jobe T. Morgan
Tien
Sraminem
Camamtliean
End Directuca
Whulman
Wholse Sivlera Division
Clay B. Cokmont Wee
Tuflera Divishm
George
Compra Menntroturern Galeton
Gevae
Dentora
Tine Savage
Finuncint
FF. Io.r Drymhaliers Amuwement
Nubile
Robert L. Anil
Coal, Oil and Gas
Carl Behniz
Moran
Chamber Meat
Ie Wen
Dan
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