East West gridiron clash at Stanford Pitt game preview
Pitt Panthers arrive with a strong eastern rating after wins over State Washington and Jefferson. Stanford, led by J M, aims to test itself against Pitts formidable lineup in the big stadium as Glenn Warner faces his Stanford task force.
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Robins Climb Up a Notch on Mitchell Sixes
The Robins won three games against the Fesettes to move up a notch on the Mitchell sixes in women's bowling. Mia Vordishek led Rosettes with a new high score before Mrs Stoll and Shirley contributed strong sets. Postponed flames and minor miscues tempered the day as teams battled through a tense series.
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Baseball union formed to improve sport and players' rights
Milwaukee attorney Raymond J. Cannon outlined a plan for a professional baseball players organization to safeguard individual rights, secure pay, prevent exploitation, and promote clean, honest, sportsmanlike play. He said magnates would cooperate for fair deals and stronger welfare. executive board meetings are planned in coming weeks.
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Nationals New Infielder Gagnon Faces Peck at Shortstop
The Nationals secured infielder Gagnon from Terrett in a trade for Tutener Rag Phen Washington, aiming to displace Peckinpaugh at short. If Gagnon proves strong, Peck may be traded or shifted to other infield roles as Washington weighs options at third base and second base.
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Reiman Cagers Off To Arcadia For Tonight Game
The Reiman basketball team travels to Arcadia for a high school matchup against IBM City Tech. The game follows a previous defeat two weeks earlier and will be played as New Year’s Day approaches with a return game at Caboedenik.
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Liscovec High School Football Man Undergoes Surgery
Ambrose passover, 726 West Ave, underwent an operation at Tranes hospital Tuesday afternoon to treat an injury to his nose sustained while playing football at Tatire high school. Liscovec is reported to be recovering and able to talk after the procedure.
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Amateur hockey reserve game entertains St. Daul match
New York tentative acceptance signals plans to send an American track and field squad to the Swedish International Championships in Untenhute next summer. The invitation comes from the Amateur Athletic Union, outlining preparation for the event.
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Swedish International Athletic Seames
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Recommendations for Grid Rules Overhaul at Confab
At the annual American Football Coaches association meeting in New York, coaches from colleges and universities discussed proposed changes to gridiron rules. Speakers included Fielding Y. Moore, football coach of Michigan University, among others.
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Cobb Praises Tigers New Lefty Francis As Southpaw Hope
Ty Cobb expresses strong belief in Francis, Detroit's left handed signee. He notes Southpaws trouble right handed hitters face, and says Francis could become Detroit's best left hander in years. Cobb cites Oldham's exit and Bert Cale's near major league caliber status shaping the market.
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Sky Francis
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Gobl
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Cables
Detroit
Honor Kinney Superior Flag Half Mast City Hall
In respect to the late C. G. Kinney the city hall flag was placed at half mast. Mayor Fred Baxter urged all public buildings to fly their flags at half mast in tribute to the late senator elect from the Eleventh district.
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Pioneer Barger Dead Gil
Wise after an illness of several years, Ozeph Timiville, Hyaneer resident of Gile, Jed and Sumeday at West Baden, Ind, where he had one far treatment, Donville had lived in Gile for more than thirty years. He is survived by his wife with three children, funeral services are to be held at Hurley today. a et al, in Siberia, comes be 2 Erie and Lake Huron in paint of size.
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Gile
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Sumeday
West Baden
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Basketball Quiz and a Child Swallowed a Silver Quarter
A noisy jumble of sports questions asks about timing on fowls after the whistle and extra periods in basketball. The report also notes four year old Ashland Wisconsin boy John Justice had a silver quarter removed from his stomach after swallowing it, with surgery and X ray guiding the extraction.
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Lightweight boxer arrives in town seeks match here
Juliue Wirth of Oakes North Dakota a lightweight boxer arrives Tuesday with a boastful record seeking a place on the West American Legion card to be staged in La Crosse January 16. He hopes to be acquainted locally and to secure a bout on the Legion card.
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