Friday Night NEEL League Action Preview
The NEEL clubs prepare for Friday night games across Kansas with Manhattan meeting a town rival, Leavenworth hosting Bethel, and Ottawa facing Topeka rivals Park and Pittsburg staging tough matchups. Key players include John Merryman, Fred Kaiser, and Fred Harder as teams rotate quarterbacks and plan for strong showings.
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Aly Bers
Lawrence Liens Arso
Manhattan
7Wo
Cear Leavenworth Spiene
Bethel
Wyatis
Atchison
Vic. City
Neb
Scotties
Topeka
Ait Park
Fies
Tsney
John Merryman
Ora Bodenhauser
Trojans
Ottawa
Kansas
Lawrence
Ene Pittsburg
Fred Kaiser
John Giger
Fred Harder
Ted Brill
Pittsburg
John Winchester
Jam Wilbert
Penverhouse
Dragons
Jay League Elevens To Onen Campaigns With Foreign Foes
Fragments describe a sports scene with teams like the Tasers and A’s, referencing a game start and cuts, plus a National Geographic Society claim about magnesium in the sea and earth’s land. Names such as Cradibick, Kormrakes, and Derrek appear in garbled text, with unclear dates or places.
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Jay League
Peice Wait Cradibick
Renefer Kormrakes
National Geographic Sociers
Valley Falls Festares and Team Depth Forecast
Valley Falls coach discusses starting lineup uncertainties at noon, weighing how depth may affect the season. The remarks reference Glen Moser, Lewellyn, and Bernie Bierman, noting two returning lettermen and expected weakness in spots as Osage Rhode and Wren face scrutiny.
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Lewellyn’s
Valley Falls
Bernie Bierman
Mr Tas
Bote de
Bierto
Wren Nesty
Cowed
Harold
Osage Rhode
Hesitant Season Opener Sparks Herington Challenge
A fragmented report shows Herington set to face an opening opponent as the team aims to win half its games this season. The sparse lines indicate a partial listing of results and upcoming schedule details uncertainties linger about the exact opponent and dates.
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Herington
Diamond Data From The Leagues Tuesday Standings
Reading of baseball standings from the American and National Leagues shows New York and Chicago among teams, with results and schedules for Monday and Tuesday. The piece notes matchups, scores, and upcoming games, highlighting notable performances and team positions in this period.
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Beard New York
Hovde
Wastaner
Peeval
National League
Verokoa
Historic boxing bouts across continents spark late-night chatter
Reports describe fights in New York where Fights Last Night outpointed Bride, plus 189 pound matchups in Trenton and Birmingham. Fneland defeated Randy Turpin. Ed Polly Smith outpointed in Bermuda during a 10 match limit. Sydney and Darby Brown clash in Australia as Barnes edges Brown. Rainbow Natural Bridge in Utah arches 278 feet with a 309 foot height and could span the Capitol.
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New York
Utah
U.S. Capitol
Yankees aimed at reclaiming title in New York Friday
The Associated Press reports the Yankees, if conditions hold, can clinch the pennant with any five Yankee victories plus Cleveland losses. Cleveland must sweep five to stay in contention, while the Yanks would need several specific outcomes, including sweeping Washington and Cleveland’s slips, to seal it soon.
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Yanks
New York
Ione
New York Yankees
Leaiare Penton
Fredix
Ye Day
Ned Teches
Ted Wank
Sak
Stason
Joey Stonpel
New Yorks
Yankees
Stengel
Anary Cis
Bape Baiks
Thie
Washinton
Cleveland
Chicago
Fentay
Senators
Washington
Sutbiyso
Boston
Babe Ruth
Jis Slade Comes Out Swinging in McBride Tilt
In New York at St Nicholas Arena Archie McBride of Trent No. faced Jis Slade in a televised bout. Slade began quickly and dominated early exchanges as the crowd showed strong interest. The mismatch suggested Slade would press for a decisive finish as the match progressed.
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New York
Archie McBrede
Trent No
St. Nicholas Arena
Glassford Back on Fire After 6-0 Opening Loss
Lincoln Neb Bill Glassford faces renewed criticism after his sixth season as Nebraska football coach following a 50 loss to a lightly regarded opponent in the season opener. Fans express hurt pride and indignation at the disastrous start.
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Glassford
Lincoln
Neb
Bill Glassford
Universiy
Nethriaska Wastikune
Nebraska
Biskers
Capitol office ash tray signals retire Glassford fund
Visitors found a large ash tray on a desk in a capitol office with a sign reading Retire Glassford Fund. It contained three half dollars. Glassford’s five year contract ends next spring but he may renew for another five years if he chooses.
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Ctole Capitol
Glassford
Classford
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