Army and Navy football clash amid shifting recognition at Cambridge
The article notes changes of recognition and a looming Army versus Navy gridiron clash. It highlights the Cadets led by Coach Bet Jones developing a strong squad with veterans Cagle, Murrell, Nave, and Beever, aiming to break a Navy streak while Harvard seeks to maintain past dominance in the rivalry with Cambridge’s contenders.
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Basque Heavyweight Meets Peterson Tonight in Brooklyn
The 200-pound New Orleans fighter Basque Heavyweight faces Big Boy Peterson in a one round bout at Ebbetts Field Brooklyn tonight. This marks his first appearance in the country after returning from Europe.
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Park Central Swimming Incident Reported
A swimmer entered the Park Central swimming pool Sunday at 12:45 PM and was seen yesterday afternoon. The event involves unidentified individuals and the chronology centers on the park facility and the water entry. No further details on safety actions or outcomes available.
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Umpire Contests! PS Bans Sr. PS Bans Japan trip
A muddled OCR snippet references college figures, Japanese tour notes, and lacrosse ties. Details are unclear, but mentions include St Mary's related figures, a Japan trip, and baseball connections. Entities lack coherence and readable facts.
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Hilltops Hold Inqoor Drills Title Contested
Hilltops drill report shows coach Murty reshaping lineup after a rough week with Drake College. Gebert, Shorty Men, Phil Murphy, and Jack Zum Leverell move through practice as Murray and Scott seek a stronger backfield for the coming game against the Oklahoma Aggies.
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Madison hosts Midwest inter-city hockey tournament
The Madison hockey club will host the Midwest inter-city tournament November 46 and iv. Two Chicago teams and squads from Mill walked Battle Creek Minneapolis Grbaus Rockford and St one are invited to participate. The tournament will open with the English hockey team at Philadelphia Tharkey.
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Thevenow Traded to Phillies for Sand and Cash
Thevenow, St Louis Nationals shortstop, was traded to Philadelphia for Alonte Sand and $5000. The deal shocks baseball circles as Thevenow’s role faded late in 1926 and 1928 seasons while Rabbit Mararrille and others discuss the trade’s impact on the pennant race.
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DUCK HUNTERS REPORT FIRST RAKE OF SEASON
DU hunters on Lake Winnebago report first ra te of the season with canvasbacks leaving north and a sprinkling of redheads and bluebills. Nearby marshes show bunting. Harvests described as light with some hunters forced to use mudbins for baga. Radio to play Milwaukee. Ken Radick from Green Bay weighs in on conditions.
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Notre Dame Faces Purdue Preview With Injury Updates
The article previews an upcoming Purdue game highlighting disrupted backfield plans, with Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Illinois mentions. It notes guard and center lineup shifts, possible starters Shomoker, Miller, Conmry, Behr, Cofainler, and Behr, plus quarterback options as the Badgers and Gallermakers prepare for a key clash and homecoming considerations.
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Ritticisms on a Wayward Cousin in Sport Columns
Bill Bitt writes about Ame Leas Betsy's cousin who nearly made the football squad yet preferred baseball for stealing bases. He joins a bowling group to roughhouse alleys, misreads lanes as water pipes, and causes chaos on the floor. The piece lampoons a crooked youth with humor and sharp wit.
Michigan Coach Yost to Miss Ohio State Football Date
Michigan football notes show coach Yost stepping back from day to day duties to focus on the squad leaving Tad Winn in charge of football players. Wisconsin radio audience to judge a voice contest in Milwaukee with 25 finalists and a nationwide final in New York offering 17510 in prizes.
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Broadway claims the fame of Fay Wray in The Wedding Merch
Dispatch from Manitowoc reports New York publicity counsel discuss Hollywood life and industry quirks. A sample includes notes on wardrobe reuse, Madge Bellamy wearing many outfits, and a music library project. The piece references filming in Hawaii and Paradise and cites unnamed actors as nonlocals.
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Wisconsin wrestlers get education credits for spring term
University of Wisconsin wrestling coach George Sloh Spock announced a plan for 182K-1920 season students to receive regular physical education credit for their work. The effort aims to formalize practice and coursework into academic credit.
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Theatres at the Capitol Endure West Side Show Offer
The Fox New York Studio presents Waist Side West Side with Allan Dymn's sketch featuring George O'Brian Knocks out King Solomon in a pugilistic illusion. King Solomon 49 sugar surrounds Peter Pidt and Beautiful women in lush ambience as Teast Ride West Side debuts at Capitol Theater with two shows over three days starting tonight.
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