River Forest Five edge Milwaukee in tight close clash
River Forest Five beat Milwaukee Brewers 25 to 23 on January 12 in Milwaukee. Sudbrook tied the game with a long arching shot in the fourth, then Koy Wegner Buhrke and strong defense pushed River Forest ahead. Cal Wegener scored for Milwaukee, but River Forest held on for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Forest
Milwaukee
Concordians
Wisconsin
Sudbrook
Schressler
Brewers
Koy
Wegner
Buhrke
Grams
Wenz
Cal Wegener
Sudbrock
Wilwaukee
Wilnais
Tallest Cage Team at Northwestern Noted for Height Balance
Northwestern's basketball lineup features exceptional height balance with four inches separating the tallest and shortest players. Captain Hal Gleichmann stands among the tallest at 8 feet 2 inches, while the shortest reaches 5 feet. The article highlights standout giants and the team’s overall height distribution.
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Northwestern University
Wcen
Hal Gleichmann
Rabid Rooter Appeals to Green to Bring Ball In
An unruly fan heckles Dan Green during a White Sox game, urging him to err by throwing to bases and wind up with a wild arrival. The crowd and players react as Green endures ribbing for a poor throw, while a coach jokes about a wayward pitch.
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Rabid
Rooter
Dan Green
Ball-In
Tahorty Weekly
Ulm
White Sox
Stir
Piic
Danny
Green
Babe Ruth Trust Fund Growth Prompts Major Donation
The article reports a significant increase in Babe Ruth's trust fund by about ten thousand dollars, with further mentions of deposits and corporate actions related to the fund. It notes a large contribution from a New York bank and outlines ensuing financial arrangements and income implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Babe Rotts
New York Yankees
Winstedt Blebank
Pernetpal
Columbia football coach Crowley tops Hat Stove league listing
Charles F. Crowley has been named head coach at Columbia University as the Hat Stove league record hints at Pennant success. Latty Grove of the Athlettes opens a new bowling center in Locanconlug, Maryland.
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Charles .F. Crowley
Columbia University
Oews
Latty Grove of the
Athlettes
Locanconlug, Md
Unclear OCR sports notes on athletes and league meeting
Fragmented text reports on various athletes, events, and an annual three-Eye league meeting. Mentions Leniele Bernlos, George Miveceae, and Mberto Zarit with uncertain contexts. Notes possible Olympic connections, Pirates draft, and Brundage as Amateur Athletic Union president. Details garbled, names inconsistent, many phrases unreadable.
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Avery Brundage
New
Amateur Athletic Union
U. S
Blockholm
Ani
Proviso Five Loses to Evanston in Tuesday Tilt
Evanston defeated Proviso Five 20 to 14 in a fast game with Evanston in command most of the way. Proviso missed many free throws, while Evanston scored mainly on steady passing and shooting. Proviso's next home game is against Riverside on January 2.
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Poviso
Evanston
Proviso
Riverside
Citizen's Bowling Club weekly averages readout
The Citizen's Bowling Club of Forest Park shows last week’s leaders with Henry Mirea scoring 1622/3 and Ralph Simerson 150 1341/3, followed by A Henry Getzel and James Brann. The report blends with unrelated historic text and color pattern notes.
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Citizen's Club of
Forest Park
Henry Mirea
Ralph Simerson
Henry Getzel
James Brann
Penalty of Fame Fade Bestowed by Revered Figures
A fragment suggests a sports or public figure receiving praise from esteemed or distant supporters, with mentions of fans and critics. The text hints at a controversial or ceremonial penalty tied to fame, yet lacks clear names, dates, or places to specify.
Hornets Nip Oak Park in Cage Contest
The St John A A Hornets upset Christchurch of Oak Park 16 to 15 at Roosevelt High, winning on Wilman Wiehle’s late free throw after a foul as the sun ended. Clarence Wiehle scored clutch free throws to equalize, and both teams relied on strong defense and long shots in a tight church league rivalry.
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H. Ripke
St. John A. A. Hornets
Christchurch
Oak Park
Roosevelt High School
Wilman Wiehle
Clarence Wiehle
Clarence
Wilman
Wiehles
Forest Park
Tessera Rete
Mar
Sudohe
Mermets
W. Wiehte
Newman
T F Wendt
M. Krueger
Kranich
Re Kueker
C. Wiehte
Triebes
Chariot Heyer
Rf Heneler
If Groysmann
Tf Schoewe
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Sport News
Kottmeyer
If Wegener
Il Zimbrick
Spaeth
Ig Wuerflel
Concordia
Joliet
Crane
Concordia Aainst
Chicago Normal
Ft. Wayne
Concord Nst
Concia Wainst
Pirates
Pittburgh Pirates
Southern Puebic
Hofa Baal Panella
Oakland
Calle
Iwat
Te Weat Onilind
Etoces
Tt Wag
Doe Deving
Puelie Count Xeaut
Hie Leagie Fem
Oly
Panella
Pouseawes
Sporting Sauibs
Sparta
Tay Gotfrerany
Wiasesvitti
Rogers Plomaty
Shasetall
Byston
Tag
Itohn Hemes
Farrier
Bern
Bert
Sy Tivery Raney Rae Bacrhhorey
Cabberniay
Centes
Pele Prahin
Leniele Bernlos
George
Cady Heath
EL Quat
Algertna
Whiner
Mare
Olekey Mardin
Honky Aidiet
Baw
Ayer
Yortona Uines
Onehia
Wiedklogion
Teterson
Riedy
Wittenberg Fire
Hope
Wiefren
Olympic Schomer Mberto Zarit
Brake
Burt Shepty
Const, Lenge, Wapa Werted de Conde
Piraten
Thele Dente
Klein
Phil Neg
Wotil
Citizen’s Bowling Club
Hara
Cornwallis
Tork
Corowallla
Lincoln
Ernie
Schaub’s
FOOD
Madison
Hornets
Tionery
Forest Park Confectionery
Madina Bt
Mae Ave
Forest 7S
Jerry F. Coughlin
Madison Street
Phone Forest
Elmhurst
Melrose Park
Maywood
Chicago
Illinois
Greater
Greater Chicago Lake Water Company
Bankers’ Building
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