Normal Footballers Banqueted By President Cotton And Coaches
At the normal school banquet in Stoddard Hall thirty two football players and staff gathered for a six course dinner. President Cotton Coach South and Assistant Coach Moore organized the event praising the season as the most enjoyable in the school's history and lauding Captain Strum and Captain elect Feinberg for leadership. Moore credited starting football at the institution and building the first team.
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Cotton
South
Moore
J. R. Moore
Strum
Feinberg
First athletic candidacy call cited by Coach Moore
The piece notes Coach Moore issued the first call for candidates while Mr. Cotton earned praise for backing athletics, with Dr. South noting the president never misses an athletic contest and "Proxy" vowing to attend at least four or more events.
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Moore
Cotton
South
Juneau resigns as Wisconsin football coach amid student protest
University of Wisconsin head coach Bill Juneau offers his resignation after student body and alumni criticism. An athletic department inquiry is begun by a three member regents committee. Possible successor candidates include Gilmore Dobie and other prominent coaches.
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Board of Regents
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Wisconsin
Ilinois
Chicago
Minnesota
Gilmore Dobie
University of Washington
Charlie Brickley
Harvard
Walter Eckersall
Agreement Nearing in Welsh White Title Bout
New York Dec 2 Smooth progress for the Charlie White Freddie Welsh match was reported as promoters prepare to sign at 3 o clock Pollock Welshs manager held firm for 15000 flat plus 35 percent of gate but concessions were likely to Blumenthal Whites representative Denver and New Orleans bid strongly Moran May Beat Fulton Moran and not Fulton may meet Jess Willard in New Orleans March 4 Dorgan Moran manager received a telegram from Tortorich Burns asking lowest terms for the twenty round scrap Dorgan seeks 7500 for twenty rounds
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De Paul Academy Football Team Arrives in Boston
De Paul academy football team of Chicago reached Boston this afternoon en route to Beverly for a Saturday game against Beverly high. The squad traveled to the city and will continue to Beverly for the contest.
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Chicago
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Beverly High
Wyoming Jackies Crown Navy Football Champs
The Wyoming Jackies defeated New Hampshire 6 to 0 to win the navy football championship. The game was played today with defensive stops securing the title for Wyoming.
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Jackies
New York
Navy
New Hampshire
Federals Chief’s Salary Suit May Seen Served Today
President Gilmore says Baltimore released the chief for one reason Bender would not stay in condition. Hughey Jennings is in Gotham for a few days. Ty Cobb and Sam Crawford are cited as worrying if hitters keep performing well. Manager McGraw claimed winners at the Bowie race meet and flashed a roll on his return to New York.
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Bender
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Sam Crawford
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Giants
Bowie
Feinberg Praises Team On Extended Basketball Trip
Captain-elect Feinberg commented on this season and the upcoming year praising the second string players for building a strong squad. The event concluded with cheers for the captains coaches president and the entire team and school.
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Feinberg
YMCA volleyball captains deferred by six teams
Six YMCA volleyball teams postponed captain elections yesterday with leaders to be chosen Saturday. In opening play Teams 1 and 2 split matches 15 11 and 15 8 respectively. Team 3 defeated Team 4 in two straight games 21 10 and 20 10.
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East Aurora Team Visits Hamilton Institute In Big Intersectional Clash
East Aurora high school team arrives in New York for a football game with Hamilton Institute. Preparatory school fans consider the meeting the season’s most important intersectional clash.
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New York
East Aurora
Lil
Hamilton Institute
Martha Benz Testifies Cash Hidden On Person
Mrs. Martha V. Benz testified in court she habitually carried four to five thousand dollars in cash on her person hidden in her shoes toes of stockings and in the bosom of her dress during a walking bank incident in Boston.
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Boston
Mass
Martha V. Benz
Billiards Results From Annex Handicap Tourney
J. J. White, age 70, defeated Roeder 70 to 42 in last night’s Annex handicap billiard tournament. John Raa beat William Lombard 100 to 91. F. L. Parkhurst defeated H. A. Beisel 75 to 72.
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Roeder
John Raa
William Lombard
F. L. Parkhurst
H. A. Beisel
Snow falls in New York on seasonal storm day
Snow of the season blankets York as commuters face slick streets and shifted schedules. Local weather officials warn of continuing accumulations and urge precautions for drivers and pedestrians.
Ely's Cream Balm promises quick relief for cold and catarrh
A vintage ad touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fragrant antiseptic remedy to clear stuffed noses and nasal passages. It claims rapid relief from cold symptoms, sore throats, and headaches, urging readers to buy a small bottle from their druggist.
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