Greenleaf Sets World Record in Dramatic Tennis Flair
The piece highlights Ralph Greenleaf of New York breaking the world record with a remarkable 126 score in a solo display, surpassing previous marks and drawing attention from Corry followers and sports fans. Rudolph also features in a related round, with speculation on future championship matchups and upcoming football schedules across Midwest colleges and universities.
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Corry
Biliiarda
Ralph Greenlear
New Yorke
Deveater
Ani
Bryice
Severus
Severus, Grevnjent
York
Whaning
New Yorker
Hudotyh Wim
Rcords
Ning
Tour
Uyedu
Asus
Miiganil
Marcel Camp
Detraty
Ralnutey
Seecme
Rudolph
All-Eastern Team Works Out In Evanston Practice
Eastern teams gathered in Evanston with coaches Dick Hanlay and Andy Kerr directing drills. Players Berkely, Cait and others faced rough conditions during yesterday’s session as the squad prepared for the upcoming contest.
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United
Evanston
Mar Westen
Ab Berkely
Cait
Uaraljuh Ile Est
Besson
Yesterby
Dick Hanlay
Andy Kerr
Clitn Progress
Wade
Olympic Club
Joe Fredericks Earns All Western Football Team Honor
United Press report from San Francisco notes Joe Fredericks, once a local player, selected for the All Western football squad. The piece highlights his rise from street games to college prospects, praising his field moves, open-field speed, and performances against top coast college rivals.
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Joe Fredericks
Richard G. Baldwin
United Press
San Francisco
Joe Imbricks
Tag Latier
Dhe
Callege
Eaybet
Kesar Studius
Olympic Tinh
Fredericks
Nat Corry City Bowling League
Fional
Corry Bramestown
Hollymupig
Corry Enkin Co
Coveland Pires
Joe
Ajay Jyun
Mort Kaer
Fastestiqy
G. Rndlator
Galen Chycee
Amd
Raymont Mig Ca
Mrestericks Corry Journal
Pacific Coast College
Ajax
Ram
Avebron
Penagey
Ord
Craker
Tetwepe
Hei Resnolds
Calipiin
Carey Journal
Pappas
Wly-Young
Sheen
Burkhart
Arthur Shires Defeated By Chubby Trafton In Boxing Match
Chicago dispatch reports Arthur the Great Shires fought five rounds with Chubby Trafton at White City stadium. Trafton earned the victory amid heavy exchanges as Shires struggled with blows and suffered a late-round knockdown. Crowd of about 5,000 witnessed the bout billed as the fight of the ages.
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S. Frederick
Othman
United Press
Chicago
Arthie Shires
Arthur the Great
Shires
White Sox
George Triton
Trafton
Tn Jushee
Arthur
Himsulf
Wanan
Hong
Am Dingry
Tim Mullén
White
Nyries
Bell Bay
Belory
Shirex
Tratto
Jackie
Yoni
Saul Filanner
Daly Daly
Ukeelie
Fough
Achenlinds
Lake Micaigin
Retaree
Tightening Hockey Scoring Rules Angers Governors
Dee 11 reports that state governors of the National Hockey League yesterday voted for a partial return to earlier rules to restrict forward passes in the scoring zone. The move aims to curb laser-long passes and prevent forwards from lingering near the opposing goal, with concerns about weakening defensive play. The piece notes the University of Iowa basketball team’s strong showing against Pitt, despite a 29 to 28 defeat, featuring top scorers Sparching and Axture with nine points each.
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Jay National
Wenchill
Syle
Phils
Phils Ning
Pase
Winder
Chad Rolfie
Willams
Ineligie
University of Ilowa
Pittshiret
Pittsburgh
Sparching
Town
Axture
Pittsburst
Tor Nonoys
Corry's 200 shows eclectic Folfed games on Recreation alleys
Yesterday at Corry's 200 the Recreation alleys hosted a quirky round of Folfed games. The record includes unclear markings such as 207 and 286 amid fragmented notes and names, suggesting a stylized players’ tally or scoreboard with mixed legibility.
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BCI
Ceee Eee
Baanple
Local contest called off and reshuffled schedule
A game scheduled by Company A with Jamestown Business Callan five at the State Armory was canceled today. Jamestown will instead face the Reserves In team at the Armory tomorrow night. The conference eligibility committee plans to meet in January to discuss reinstatement of Iowa University into the Big Ten before the May board meeting.
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Luamis
Dartmout
Notre Dame
Setzcher
Straford
Sitter
Uaniversity
Southern California
Oregon
Tiree OL Ghinaeo
Virgania
Oregon State
Stantove
Dimnwesone
AL Minnipapolis
Jamestown
Callan Five
State Armory
Armory
Tomorryw
Owa City
Iowa University
Army Football Team to Tour California for Dec 28 Game
Army will travel with 11 players from West Point to Palo Alto for a Dec 28 clash with Stanford University. Officials secured a lavish transport and train crew for the voyage, with scrubs and plebes included in practice plans. The squad will be housed in Bronnongall and receive special conditioning and broadcast coverage en route.
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York
Ashrd Sktes’ Service Academy
Torankey
Army
West Point
Palo Alta
Carnegie Foundation
Raermiling
Garnogie
California
Ecrba
Summ
IL Ig
Palo Alto
Bronnongall
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Pardue
Ibtsturels
Penn State
Nastaska
Ivis
Chigayo
Praltin
Presbyterian Hospital School of Nursing
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Threggor
Great Shires
Chubby Trafton
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Pacific Coast Territory
Dixon Stewart
United Press Staff
Plasee
Phillis
Edison Radio
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Miss
J. L. Newhouse Co
D'Orsay
Daniel
Goodrich
Agency For
Daniel Green
Newhouse ‘Shoehouse
North Center Street
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Pas
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Weat
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Japan
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