Minnesota Prepares 1921 Gopher Grid Eleven
Minnesota coaches begin building a whirlwind 1921 football team under H L Williams in Minneapolis. Offseason practice on fine days targets punter development as veteran losses are limited to three with many players changing schedules to seek another college year.
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Minnesota
THFSE SHOOTERS VACATION NOTES AND RESULTS
Report covers THFSE shooters vacation and results from meetings and camps. Mentions camps in Maine New Hampshire and Virginia with performances by Gunner participants like Charles Ge and Pete Cop and notes improving scores and future matches.
Ohio State captaincy banquet notes and football honors
The report lists 20 players on the Ohio State championship eleven and mentions Coach Wiley and team members receiving gold football emblems at the annual banquet planned for January. It notes a break in play and a two year field incident affecting the squad.
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Keeler Five Fights Hard in Loss to Wisconsin Twenty Four to Fourteen
The La Crosse Normal squad faced University of Wisconsin in a thrilling game at the Normal school gym. Captain Taylor led Wisconsin’s scoring with free throws and two baskets in the second half, while La Crosse struggled to find their shot in the first period amid numerous fouls. Final score Wisconsin twenty four La Crosse fourteen.
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Fishermen Started Our School System In Massachusetts
The article traces the origin of public schooling to Fishermen in Massachusetts in 1668, noting a colonial proposal to train children at schoolmasters in each town. It mentions funding from colony profits, Cape Cod, and early support by local towns, leading to the modern public school system. It also briefly recounts gold discovery in Butte, Montana, and a college basketball game involving La Crosse and Wisconsin with player mentions and officials.
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Dannig Leary
Mendelsohn Favorite In Match With Otto Wallace
In Milwageer Wisconsin Johnny Mendelsohn known as the Ghetto idol is favored to beat Otto Wallace in a Tuesday night bout at Delaney's theater. Wallace, a former champion away from his home ring, seeks a first win in exhibition performances there as he studies Mendelsohn's style from a recent scrap with Ward. The card includes Trencin McParhine versus Walter Javieck and Anthony Lukes versus George Gray, plus Battling Benz against Isari paldi in a mixed eight and four round schedule.
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Anthony Lukes
George Gray
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Isaripaldi
Notre Dame to Build Monument for Gipp
Notre Dame plans a monument in honor of Gipp as students and staff mourn his death. Messages of sympathy flowed from football players and others across wars, and Notre Dame will close businesses during the funeral observance.
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Morning Papers Summary of War Era Prices and Politics
Wholesale prices of coumadifies fell last month to levels unseen since the war, with a noted eight percent drop in November and a total twenty four percentage points from peak. The Senate ratified the Rapala treaty settling Adriatic issues by a vote of 22 to 2. The president offered Wilsont as chief justice but he declined and will return to Washington practice after March 4. A landslide near Pinghow in Shensi province is reported. Horatio Winslow Seymour, veteran editorial writer, died in New York.
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Chicago
Consolidated School Planned for Waterville 1A
Wi terville will have a new consolidated school building and the works of construction with peg early in the sprints. The entire bond issue of q00 has been disposed of and Carl Saam of Dubuque has been the architect for the job. Saam, former Allatakee corner boy, has been reared in the vicinity of Lansing.
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Steamer Chicago City Appeals For Help At Sea
The steamer Chicago City was severely damaged after two shifted cargoes, with hatch combings awash as she drifted near the Newfoundland banks about a thousand miles east of Balifan. A crew member Ned recalls a humorous tale about signaling with guns and jokes about equipment.
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Northwestern lifts two sport rule in Big Ten
Northwestern University ath letic teams gain equal footing with other Big Ten members after repealing the two sport limit. Athletic officials say the change will improve cross sport competition, allowing players like Buddy Lane and Chick Palmer to participate in multiple sports. Ohio State notes show a separate water transport joke about carrying water to California.
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Chick" Palmer
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Wrestler Jack Reynolds Avoids Hair Dye
Massachuset's staged prank features a device to sheath hens legs with rubber balls to deter mating, noted in a Wisconsin style rumor. Reynolds, a blond in summer and brunette in winter, sparks curiosity among men and envy from women.
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Chicago seeks top players for University basketball tryouts
Chicago sources note intense tryouts for the University of Chicago basketball squad with aims to showcase strong material. Pat Page's caliber praised as essential to teach the team the ropes. Tom Sharkes and others identified as potential contributors amid local sports chatter.
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Trustees to Act on Proposed Illinois Stadium
Urbana reports the University of Illinois expects action by trustees in December on a proposed outdoor stadium for football and athletics. Chancellor Zuppke leads planning with visits to other universities to gauge design and costs as officials debate a vented shoe shaped structure to house the monster crowds.
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Lehert
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Fans cheer Gavvy as Lakewood clouts Cravath on home turf
Fans believe Gavvy Salt Lane delivers strong season start while Cravath struggles against the lakefront lineup. The Old Wooden Show Week ends with Lakewood’s fences slipping, signaling a rocky stretch ahead.
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Thorpe Through Canton Upset Stuns Irish Football Foes
The report notes Thorpe and Canton in a pivotal game as Irish rivals face a tough challenge from a formidable opponent. Key plays and expectations loom as teams clash amid lingering questions about the standout performers and strategy.
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