Judith Martin and Dr Dorn in Pendleton tension
Judith Martin, a Pendleton University teacher, clashes with Dean Brown over her friendship with Eric Waters. Dr. Dorn admires Judith and hopes to help, but she resists moral pressure as personal danger and a campus murder mystery unfold.
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Myra Aldrich
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Chase of Pete Gonzales Sparks Narrow Street Showdown
Faith and Cherry drive a fleeing Pete Gonzales into a trap in a tense street pursuit. Bob Hathaway pressures Pete with a gun asking who funds the blackmail scheme involving Miss Lane and Lola, hinting at police action and a looming arrest. The confrontation unfolds in October with danger and suspense pending the next installment.
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Cherry
Pete Gonzales
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Pete
Hathaway
Gonzales
Prohibition Enforcement
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Miss Lane
Lola
Miss Lang
NEA Service, Inc
Pete Gonzales Story Nods to Pit Breakup of Cher ry Marriage
Pete Gonzales tells of a pit based scheme that he hopes will unravel Cher ry’s marriage with old Mr. Cluny, a plan described as high stakes and fraught with risk.
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Pete Gonzales
Cherry
Mr. Cluny
Princeton and Big Ten to meet in three 1927 games
New York news notes Princeton schedules Ohio State for 1927, adding Harvard against Purdue and Indiana for three Big Ten versus Big Three clashes next fall. Historical meetings include 1921 Chicago at Princeton and 1914 Michigan at Harvard with close results.
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Ohio State
Big Ten
Tigers
Orange and Black
Chicago
Maroons
Stagg
Middle West
Iowa
Yals
New Haven
Hawkeyes
Michigan
Harvard
Purdue
Indiana
Y M C A Talk on China Work at Joint Meeting
Eugene Turner former foreign secretary of the Y M C A spoke to the city Y M C A and Y W C A members at their joint meeting in the Y W C A club rooms. He described China’s educational and social programs and the need to train Chinese leaders amid recent revolutions. Turner plans to return to New York after a year in the country, staying at the Atlanta regional Y M C A office.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
China
Eugene Turner
Young Men’s
Young Women’s Christian Associations
Y. W. CG A
Mr. Turner
Association
Turner
Vivian Matson
Edgar Hartley
George Stephens
Mary Davis
Louis L. Stookey
New York
The
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J. A. Clark
Questions and answers from sports trivia column
The column lists sports trivia answers: Princeton, Yale and Harvard losses in 1925 were 1, 2 and 3 respectively. Heinie Manush batted .334 in 1923, .289 in 1924 and .303 in 1925. Davis cup doubles in 1925 were Richards and Williams. Tom Zachary has been in the majors since 1919 with Washington and St. Louis. and for the national open golf title holders since 1916 are Chick Evans, Walter Hagen, Edward Ray, Jim Barnes, Gene Sarazen, Bobby Jones, Cyril Walker, Willie Macfarlane and Robby Jones.
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Princeton
Yale
Harvard
G. H
Heinie Manush
Detroit
M. K. Manush
Tilden and Johnston
Richards and Williams
R. T
New Leader of Tigers Boasts Unique Career
Detroit reports George Moriarty chosen to manage the Tigers next year. Moriarty spent years in minor leagues, ten as a big league player, brief minor league managing, then ten years as an umpire and arbiter on President Johnson's staff. His varied path and toughness as a player and umpire leave Detroit poised for an intriguing season.
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Detroit
George Moriarty
Tigers
Moriarty
Sveral
Johnson
Gators Meet Hampden-Sydney Tigers in Tampa
Florida aims to break a six-game skid as the Gators face Hampden-Sydney in Tampa after the Tigers’ 20 to 7 win over Richmond University.
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Gator
Tiger
Tampa
Fla
Florida
Richmond University
Alabama Narrowly Defeats Sewanee 2-0 in Title Clash
Alabama, champion of the Southern Conference, survived a tense match against Sewanee with a 2-0 victory. A late safety prevented a potential tie, preserving the Crimson Tide's edge in the title race.
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Alabama
Sewanee
Crimson Tide
Intra Murals Start As Park Street School Hosts Soccer
The start of intra mural soccer at Park Street School featured three hard fought games. The fifth grade beat the fourth grade 2 to 0, the seventh grade defeated the sixth grade 2 to 0, and the seventh grade beat the eighth grade 7 to 2 in a lively afternoon of school sports.
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Park Street School
Fights Last Night Result Summary
Ted Morgan Jr defeated Carl Duane on a technical knockout in New York. Eddie Anderson won over Arnold Ryan in Brooklyn. Les Murray beat Sally Seeman in New York.
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New York
Ted Morgan
Carl Duane
Eddie Anderson
Wyoming
Arnold Ryan
Brooklyn
Les Murray
Australia
Sally Seeman
Interclass soccer eliminations end in scoreless openings
Grimes Street field hosts first round with seventh and sixth grades both failing to score. Seventh grade forwards and Al McAnally in goal shine despite a goalless opener. Fourth and Fifth graders also fail to score with active play by substitutes listed among the roster.
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Grimes Street
al. McAnally
T. Dambertos
Fifth Grade Soccer Clash At Cloverdale School
On Wednesday afternoon at Cloverdale school fifth grade boys overpowered the fourth grade team with a close score, both teams playing with seasoned effort as if they were veterans of the game.
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Cloverdale
Removal Notice for Sanitary Barber Shop
Announcement of removal of the Sanitary Barber Shop at 1468 Main St from December 1 to 2, moving door from Wright's Clothing Store on West High Street. W H Snider proprietor.
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Main St
Wright's
West High Street
W. H. Snider
Promey Defeats Kenealy for All Service Title
Baltimore report notes Willie Promey claimed the all service wrestling championship by defeating Pat Kenealy of the tank corps in a closely contested bout.
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Baltimore
Willie Promey
Pat Kenealy
Tank Corps
Tampa boxing shows wins by Herman Leto and Cappadora
Willie Herman of New York outpointed Redcap Wilson of New York in a ten round match while Tony Leto of Tampa stopped Joe Cappadora of Indianapolis in the second round by technical knockout in Tampa.
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Tampa
Fla
Willie Herman
N. Y
Redcap Wilson
New York
Tony Leto
Joe Cappadora
Indianapolis
Canton bout oddities highlight boxing card
In Canton Akron native Maxie Holub shaded Tommy Jones of Atlanta by decision in a 12 round bout. In Toledo chief John Metroquah from Toledo outpointed Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis also over 12 rounds.
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Maxie Holub
Akron
Tommy Jones
Atlanta
Toledo
John Metoquah
Chuck Wiggins
Indianapolis
La Barba Beats Lynch on Disqualification in San Francisco
Fidel La Barba of Los Angeles defeated California Joe Lynch of San Francisco when Lynch was disqualified for holding. In San Diego, Harry Wills stopped Archie Walker in a technical knockout, giving Wills victory over Walker of New York.
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San Francisco
Fidel la Barba
Los Angeles
California
Joe Lynch
Lynch
San Diego
Calif
Harry Wills
Archie Walker
New York
La Barr Knocks Out Marshall in Santa Rosa Bout
St Paul fighter Harry La barr defeats San Francisco’s Harry Marshall by technical knockout in six rounds at Santa Rosa. Local ring action features two California rivals with La barr delivering the decisive stoppage.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Harry Labarr
St. Paul
Harry Marshall
San Francisco
Yale and Harvard clash draws 78000 as classic renews
In New Haven on November 20, Yale and Harvard met for the 45th time despite a season of poor form for both teams. The Yale Bowl hosted 78,000 fans eager to watch the historic rivalry unfold.
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Conn
Harvard
Yale
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