Forest Park Juniors win close clash over St James in gym
Forest Park Juniors edged St James by a tight game at the focal gym with a early lead built by sharp start. St James rallied in the second period but fell one point short as Guldwad and Huchotz each scored twice and others added baskets for Forest Park. Next night Forest Park Heavies defeated St James Heavies in fine style at the Armory continuing a 11th straight win.
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Badungvertier
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Habitat Manner
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Forest Park Weagles
St. Matthews
St John's
A. A. Gyi
Ghele and
Washington
Medday
Webruary
Purest Park
Phigela
St John’s AL AL Nym
Cirole Aid
Arrows Fall to Northwestern Settlement Five
The West Suburban Arrows lost to Northwestern Settlement House five by 13 to Wy. Despite playing in a rough gym, Arrows rallied late with Chuck Landry scoring two baskets and four free throws. Next they host Lake Armory at the Armory gym followed by a game against Chicago Mormons.
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West Suburban Arrows
Northwestern
Settlement House
Chuck Landry
Arrows
Strong Lake Armory
Armory
Chicago Mormons
Gyi
Toboggan Slide Draws Crowds At Outpost Preserves Weekend
Caps mufflers and mittens clad children queued for the new toboggan at Outpost Preserves Saturday and Sunday. Riders shared two to four per sled with few spills and no serious injuries. Park caretakers shoveled snow to top tracks for a smooth ride and daily ice clearing drew skaters at dawn. The VY. Basketball team of BA Jalina's church beat Bethlehem Byunton in a tense February 2 game as part of a push toward a league showdown with Wingfeet at roadway armory on February 1.
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Che Vv. VY
Teauy
Jalin'a
Bethlehem
Wunton
Broadway Annory
Che Especiilly
Tentang
Tavat Lain
Roadway Armory
Vrybody
Garfield School Notes Span Absence and Honors
Garfield School Notes report first grade absences for eye fittings and perfect attendance names Mme Scoluro Squire Hagstrom Buella Waenger Virginia Kroeger Beatrice Kehultz Centlee Doneward Mildred Taylor. Sixth grade absenteeism noted for Huth Thoms and Lawrence West. New SH pupils bring total to forty four. several first semester high averages listed. Editor credits Vernes Mateshy and Dane Van Schoiek. notes on rooms, new pupils, and party details.
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Silen Koenig
Mme Scoluro
Squire Hagstrom
Buella Waenger
Virginia Kroeger
Beatrice Kehultz
Centlee Doneward
Mildred Taylor
Lawrence West
VBA
Alfred Schwlenberg
Johm Both
Zuchouski
Douglas
Arthur Egger
Garfield School
Vernes
Mateshy
Dane van Sehoiek
Thoman Kiemer
Pew
Miss Dulinke
Dorothy Bixby
Curtherinng
Chicago
Nixon
Buahnke
Enfey Abd
TA Pugilts
Misa Debak
Etheliteson
Dinas
Charles Rehr
Dana
Grant School
Florence Wlume
Mss
Milagy Hyndke
Ming Wanimerer
Featherweight Champion Pho Phutarriph Faces Louis Jopiit Tour
Featherweight champion Pho Phutarriph exposes Louis Jopiit of Meriden in a decisive bout. Jopiit stings Danny Kypouner of Philadelphia in the same event, while the boxing commission announces formal recognition of Johnny Dandee as world champion.
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Louis
Kid) Jopiit
Meriden
Danny Kypouner
Philadelphia
Dini
Baseball chaos and dreams fill a quirky 1925 recap
Jumbled notes mention Princeton uses strange terms and Mickey Walker, while Athinta of the Southern league signs pitcher George Lipyros from the Yankees Dayis. Amurlen’s top park designer is cited. Wesleyan students flood outdoor athletics as Melons plays for the Boston Braves. Dave Bancroft laments the standard of play. Walter Koettner plans to join St Paul. Yankees consider a reunion. Cincinnati Meds declare a 12 percent dividend. Pacific Coast League opens April 7 or 8 in 1925. Alex Sit signs with Richmond in the Virginia league. Vonnly Mack leads Philadelphia Athletics since 1901. John Methaw heads the Glapes.
Field-Stevenson School Opens With Notable Room News
Field-Stevenson School pupils and teachers share memories as Miry Yonstek’s room hosts this week’s banner. Miss Andrews reports a perfect spelling day with 100 in class. Several students have attendance and academic highlights, including top semester averages for five pupils in 4B.
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Miss Whitmore
Mises Kepftelld
Misa Schloaser
Dulinke
Mins Jurgengen Hes
Miss Schwarz
Miss Etire
Miry Yonstek
Field-Stevenson
Fils Steand
Albert Paluazo
Miss Andrews
Alberta Willymatins
Mian Andrews
Philadelphia firm offers Line-a-Day books to New Mexico woman
A New Mexico woman received a letter from a Philadelphia firm misaddressed about Pepys Diary inquiries. The firm apologizes for not supplying the diary and offers Line-a-Day books priced from $2.50 to $4, noting they will attend to the order when it arrives at noon.
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New Mexico
Philadelphia
Madino
Pepys
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