Two Jimmies Face Off in Chicago Bowling Title Duel
James Monin of Chicago defends his world title against James Smith of Milwaukee in a week long match starting Saturday. Smith challenges Blouin for the crown in a high stakes event at Ben Singer's arena, aiming to claim the top individual bowling laurels amid a field noted for endurance and skill.
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Blouin
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Thutin
Lawrence Opens Cage Season With Stevens Point
Lawrence University to begin its basketball season with a game against Stevens Point as part of the 14 game slate. Coach McChesney faces lineup uncertainty after two weeks of practice while aiming for a conference title amid matches with Lake Forest Augustana and Milwaukee Marquette.
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Beluit
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Vive Bait
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Augustan Galleges
Illinois
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Milton
Marquette University of Milwaukee
Diver Near Drowning Amid River Disaster Report
A chaotic fragment reports Milwaukee diver Will M. Twncad nearly drowning after his suit tube failed in freezing waters near the Chicago river during a disaster. The text mentions infant suffrage and candidates with a bizarre line about babies voting, reflecting garbled OCR.
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Wis
W Will Fam M. Twncad
Chicago
Stinl
Lake Milligan
Charley White Emerges As Benny Leonard Title Contender
Charley White the Chicago lightweight shone in Madison Square Garden with a tenth round technical knockout of Richie Mitchell of Milwaukee. Mitchell's towel was thrown in after White battered him, signaling White's claim as a leading challenger to Benny Leonard.
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Charley White
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Benny Leonard
Richie Mitchell
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Madison Square Garden
White
Mitchell
Grogey
batQe
Purdue Football Team Loses Thirteen Players
Lavachete Indiana report details Purdue University football squad shedding thirteen players as the Western Conference season ends with a clash against Indiana. Mentioned are W T Claypool Davenport Iowa WR Seenic W Fayelle BE Abrahamson Detroit KE Murphy Chicago BG Trile Middletown D ALF Owenshare D V Holwerda West Lafayingsby Cleveland Attica H OG Mathews Golim Ind T F Tooth ang Heer Swank among notable losses. Alumni and student body expect improvement next season under coach Jimmy Thelin.
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Purdue University
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W. T. Claypool
Davenport
Towa
Seenic
Fayelle
Abrahamson
Deck
W. G. Eversman
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KE. Murphy
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Trile
Middletown
Alf
Owenshare
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Clevelands
Attica
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Mathews
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Bath
Indianapolis
Swank
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Abrahemsen
Holwerda
Yersman
Cal
Purine
Jimmy Thelan
Phedin
Schood
Vers
La Crosse Cagers Edge Portage 26 23 On Friday
Portage Wisconsin report shows La Crosse defeating Portage 26 to 23 in a hard fought game Friday night. The contest featured a close second half with La Crosse pulling ahead in the final seconds as crowds watched. Beaver Dam is noted to host a game next, with mentions of upcoming plans and subscriptions in surrounding context.
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Portage
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Pertige Pridae
la Crosse City
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Ta Crosse
Jart'rosse
Portree
Beaver Dam
Basketball Quiz Rules and Tie Break Procedures
The article explains how to resume play when a ball went out of bounds the referee should toss in at center after placing four feet inside the court. If the score is tied at end of regular time play continues with five minute extra periods until a winner is found. The ball is put in play at center at the start of each period and baskets remain the same. A player out of bounds holding the ball for more than five seconds loses the ball to the opponent. If a spectator interferes the goal counts and play restarts at center. A player’s unsportsmanlike conduct justifies a free throw for the opposing team.
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Inter Brk
Gibbons Dominates Miske In Minnesota Boxing Showdown
Tommy Gibbons pummeled Billy Miske in St. Paul drawing about eight thousand fans. Gibbons controlled the ring with body shots and stinging punches to the stomach and kidneys. A controversial sixth round foul by Miske drew notes, but referees cleared the verdict amid praise from principals.
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Minnesota
Superior Gazes at Strange Solar Phenomena
Superior Wis residents witnessed a rare sky display Friday featuring a white light river circling the horizon, a small rainbow around the sun, and inverted arches toward the zenith. Spectators noted sun rings and bright spears, while weather forecasters warned of possible storms and heavy rain due to atmospheric conditions.
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Superior
Wis
Jesa
Fires Burn $10000 In Four Green Bay Blazes
Green Bay authorities investigated four accidental fires Thursday afternoon that destroyed three horses and about ten thousand dollars in property. Fire officials blamed improper warmth efforts, saying someone built large fires that got out of control.
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Green Bay
Wis
Fire Department
Fictils
High School Opens Cage Season in Tilt With South St. Paul
La Crosse high school starts the basketball season tonight at 7:15 against South St. Paul. Coach Reagan tests promising candidates as lineup is tentative, training is emphasized, and new rules limit fouls while allowing tighter officiating. A strong crowd is expected despite season tickets not admitting entry.
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la Grosse High School
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Keegan
Butler Quintet Beats Wisconsin In Easy Victory
Madison report says Butler College defeated Wisconsin 20 to 3 in a loosely played game Friday night. Wisconsin showed little offense ascaptain Tebelfh and guard Rollie Williams led the Badgers in scoring, while Butler dominated from start to finish. This marked Wisconsin’s second straight loss to Butler in two years.
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Badgers
Tebelfh
Rollie Williams
Wisconsin
Butler
Gibson Defeats Appleman In 75-51 League Win
Gibson defeated Appleman 75 to 51 at Wittenberg on Friday night. A postponed game between Appleman and Armstrong will be played at Sheldon Monday. Standings show Wittenberg ahead with 5 wins, Sheldon 2, and other contenders Krisbes Safford and Roth with mixed records.
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Appleman
Wittenberg
Armstrong
Sheldon
Stan Roth
H.a Krisbes
Safford
Ane
Four Reo Buses Brought to City for Rubber Mills
A convoy of four Reo buses was driven from Lansing Michigan to the city to serve the rubber mills. Myron Savage, Louis Wors and 7 others, foreman at the Taproose Rubber Mills garage, traveled to Lansing to pick up the vehicles. The order was arranged through Wethaupl-Savage Auto Garage. The van was expected to arrive Sunday.
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Ta Cnerep Poon Caverestri
Myron Savage
Ean Weithaupt
Louis ‘Wors
Fonberg
Mils Garage
Lansins
Mich
Lit Gross Four Reobe Ss
Wethaupl-Savage Auto
Priravan
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