College grid notes hint at lineup changes and scouts
In recent football notes coach Clark announced the lineup with Burt at captain and Zulce at fullback, while shifts at tackle and guard are possible. Kansas and Oklahoma scouts prep for Norman appearances as campus headlines highlight Memorial Day games and rumored starters amid a busy gridiron week.
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Cy Allen
Taylor
Plijee
R.shait
Placi
Malin
Y Barling
Burt
St.” Louis
B. Smith
Hiley
Dav
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Mullins
Hodges
Suber
Hotges
Hart
Zulce
Scrimmage Notes Highlight Rough Tackle Penalty
Fragmentary report describes a scrimmage between teams Jm and Be Yl with a strong tackle. One player received a ground hit and a potential injury is noted. The coach comments on a questionable sequence and a penalty is recorded, implying defensive pressure and uncertain outcome.
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Yerson Injiany
Local meeting previews upcoming schedule and lineup notes
A fragmented report notes a meeting held in the afternoon with mentions of a tentative lineup and upcoming games. Names such as Ren Unt and Quentin New appear among attendees while preparations for a match and efforts toward work on a project are referenced amid unclear text.
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Charaeluy
Ren
Quentin New
Club Meeting And Private School Referendum Debate
A forthcoming club meeting is slated for Wednesday November 5 at 2 40 pm with a report by the organization committee chaired by Frank Strong. The report may touch on university associations and graduate school meetings in Kansas City Neapolis. Separate items note Elks bowling scores and British dietary claims, amid a Washington private school initiative seeking to ban under 16 admissions if approved November referendum.
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Tacoma
Washington
Oregon
Supreme Court of the United Statese Lylt
Fragmented OCR snippet with unclear context
A garbled OCR fragment describes tea and snacks but lacks coherent events or identifiable names. The text resembles a disrupted diary style note mentioning scones cakes and a light tea break, with no clear persons places organizations dates or outcomes to summarize.
Personal notices from Bates area social gathering
The community calendar notes a midweek social at Bates with six members present. Attendance included Mr and Mrs WJ Carter and several locals visiting friends in the area. Mrs Adele Tus Myrs.dt Mau and Mrs Sarah Washington traveled to Topeka and Pittsburg for short visits, while Mrs Walter Kjlig spent the day in Baldwin.
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Myrs
Mau
Yeregu
Bishp
Ars
Topeka
Garhhor
Kansas City
Sarah Ashington
Pittsbine
Walter Kljig
Baldwin
Frar King Hated For Unlawful Claim At Sulgrave Manor
A fragmented account notes Frar King, a New Yorker, facing hate for alleged unlawful claims about the Star Treman Washington theme at Sulgrave Manor in England. The piece mentions the first item bought from the i0.
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Frar King
Sulgrave Manor
England
Japanese Prints Market Surges After London Earthquake
The earthquake in Japan causes a spike in demand and rising prices for Japanese prints in London. Dealers report their stocks exhausted, with a tripling of sales in six months and many prints selling at high sums, including pieces like a Heligami print once valued at £1500.
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London
Japan
Loron
Tapis
Heligani
Museem Faw
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