Christmas program in Homer Sunday school
Roland Breed and sister Mrs. Charles Mettille visit Ada LeMay and relatives in Witoka. Miss Mabel Crofoot returns from Winona. F. L. Taintor resumes duties at fisheries station after vacation. Thomas Wilson leaves for Minneapolis for new job.
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Tener President Fares From National League Post
Thomas J. Lynch resigned as National League president after four years and John Heydler became interim head as Gov. John Kinsey Tener was elected for a four year term. The Waldorf Astoria coronation was planned with officials and players set to discuss league matters.
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John Heydler
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Lynch
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Schuyler Pritton
August Herrmann
Tener
Waldorf Astoria
La Crosse High Sees Strong Basketball Prospects This Year
La Crosse high school begins practice with seventy five players and four regular teams planned. Captain Zeisler Weisse Garder and Meinert lead experienced players while new men Fay Brohn King Dittman and Gunderson show promise. A full schedule includes Alumni at home and games in Madison Tomah Baraboo Sparta and Normal through March.
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Ritchie Favored In Murphy Bout
San Francisco reports Willie Ritchie a 2 to 1 favorite for the twenty round lightweight title fight against Tommy Murphy of New York tonight at Coffroth's arena. Both boxers weigh 135 pounds. Ritchie’s East win over Leach Cross boosts local faith he remains champion as a huge crowd expects a decisive victory.
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Willing words on genius and the crank
The Cincinnati Enquirer quotes Willie-Paw explaining that a genius is a successful crank, presenting a sharp, flashlike characterization of genius as unconventional brilliance. The remark frames genius through a provocative, colloquial lens.
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Billiards Title Showdown Demands New York Playoff
Willie Hoppe orders George Sutton to travel to New York for the 18.2 championship set for February 3 Sutton prefers Chicago sparring dates.
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Willie Hoppe
George Sutton
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Yoakum Edges Kelly In Fifteen Round Bout
Stanley Yoakum defeated Leo Kelly of St. Louis after a tough fifteen round fight in Denver. Kelly led early rounds while Yoakum rallied and landed strong in the late rounds to secure the decision.
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Yoakum
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Packey McFarland Rumored In Wisconsin Desirables List
Rumors spread in Milwaukee that Packey McFarland may be added to the state undesirable list by the board of boxing commissioners after his Monday night bout with Jack Britton. His failure to weigh in and a listless, almost pep-less performance are cited as factors against him.
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Packey McFarland
Wisconsin Boring Commission
Jack Britton
Packey
McFarland
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