Hornets to Meet Chicago Five at Roosevelt High
The St. James basketball quintet from Chicago travels to Roosevelt High School in St. Louis to face the St. John A A Hornets Sunday at 2 pm. This marks their first meeting this season as the Hornets seek better fortune after a recent 4 to 18 loss to Grace.
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Illini to Lead War on Booing at Basketball Courts
Illini leaders pledge action after a campus campaign condemning booing and taunting at Big Ten basketball games. Director Hoff cites student sportsmanship praised at football while criticizing hostile crowds and officials abuse. A mass meeting with coach and Big Ten leaders shaped a code of sportsmanship to curb disruptive conduct.
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Misses Guess When the Southern California Tepid
In a tepid season start, Southern California slipped past Notre Dame with an imperfect percentage. Georgia Tech faced a tough loss as Conrh Knute TMockne struggled while Rockamprodder Alsteant and others showed mixed form in early play.
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Notre Dame to Install 60000 Capacity Stadium
At a chamber of commerce meeting in South Bend, officials announced Notre Dame will build a new stadium seating about 60,000, to be completed before the next football season. The project aims to attract top teams and strengthen the school's athletic prestige.
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What Is This Game Called Golf
A humorous excerpt on golf questions the nature of the game and mocks golf culture. It describes golf as work with a $200,000 clubhouse and costly balls, noting the sport’s physical and mental effort, excesses, and the joke of eighteen holes with many unnecessary ones.
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Golfers Track Scores With Par Puzzles And Gin
The Lambird News Letter quotes a humourous golfer ritual: after each hole the player notes strokes, subtracts six, and jokes about Afty cents on the next. After the eighteenth hole the score totals 87, followed by a swim and gin as companions sing.
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Fragmented notes reveal scattered sports and civic items
The text lists diverse items from college football and hockey to trades and employment data. It mentions Mechlgon, Ved and Henn State, Georgian Tech opponents, University football picks, and a Cleveland-Earl Averill trade rumor. It also notes a U S employment figure of 41,600,000 and wage-earner detail.
Record Bowling Duo Sets New Doubles Mark at Et Lovie
Otto Staln Jr and Roy Nelson of St Louis forged a new doubles record in the Mid Western Bowling tournament at Et Lovie, rolling 1,808 pins and surpassing the previous mark by 18. The effort highlighted a strong showing by the pair against a competitive field and reflected rising standards in regional bowing contests.
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Women and dress rules spark debate across professions
A historic discussion on womens attire highlights bias in hiring and professional standards. The piece notes employers resisting women who fail to conform and cites figures like Dr Mary Walker and women lawyers as examples of attire related controversy. It argues women resist rigid tradition and seek autonomy, shaping modern dress expectations.
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Spitting in Streets Threatens Public Health
A stern warning highlights spitting as a real social menace to urban health. The piece notes that few men and practically no women spit, urges use of handkerchiefs, and cites bacteriologists on germs of tuberculosis influenza and colds carried by sputum. It stresses children’s vulnerability and the high infection risk in crowded cities while acknowledging most resistances prevent disease.
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