Notre Dame opens season with 56 to 18 win over Lewis Institute
Notre Dame at Notre Dame Indiana hustled to a 56 to 18 victory against Lewis Institute of Chicago to start the basketball season. The halftime margin stood 44 to 8 before Notre Dame reserves allowed a late surge by the visitors. Wisconsin routs Lawrence College 46 to 16 in Madison. Wisconsin overwhelmed Lawrence College with a strong second half and showcased a new defense.
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Pat Moran Signs Three-Year Philadelphia Nationals Deal
Pat Moran yesterday signed a three year contract as Manager of the Philadelphia Nationals. President Baker announced he and Aron had come to fan agreement and that Pat had signed. The salary called for in the contract was not stated. Read the Journal, 12¢ a week.
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Peace Conference to Decide Future of Big League Baseball
The peace conference of National American and Federal leagues will meet in New York to decide the future structure of organized baseball after three years of war. Key figures include Ban Johnson C A Comiskey Joseph J Lannin James Gilmore and Harry Sinclair. Officials expect settlement by Saturday night with Federal League fate and payroll issues unresolved.
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Independent Monmouth College Meet in Muscatine January 4
The Muscatine Independents will host Monmouth College on January 4 at the armory. Six stars Bloom Cullen Gould Schreurs Lohr and Hasbrook will play for the Independents, while Monmouth is praised for strong basketball this season. The new armory floor is being prepared, with baskets to be installed and practice to begin early next week.
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Three Meeting to Be Held in January by Tri-Op Magnates
Davenport reports the annual meeting of the Three-I league will occur in January around January 10 in Moline. Albert R Tearney announced the call, with postponement due to Chivington committee travel issues. The session aims to precede the National Big Three visiting Rock Island.
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Wisconsin Y asserts popular wrestling class led by Barrand
University of Wisconsin wrestler A Barrand led the first Y M C A wrestling lesson last night. Eight men attended despite inclement weather as Barrand, a former Wisconsin champion, agreed to instruct. The class has drawn strong interest and is expected to grow. Separately, Mike Gibbons recovered from bronchial pneumonia and planned light outdoor activity before resuming gym work Monday.
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Christmas Program at Mt Grove School
The children of Mt Grove School Number 7 in Sweetland township will present a Christmas program at the school house on Wednesday evening December 22, announced today by Mrs Wellens, the instructor.
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Exposure Death Theory in Stiles Case
autopsy shows watchman Fane D Stiles died of exposure after being torn from the yacht cabin floor in Davenport winter harbor. Despite severe abrasions, physicians deem the cause of death exposure while a bloody ice tong found in the cabin remains unexplained.
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Referee's Sale of Abraham H Fisher Estate
On December 20 1915 at 11 am Fr W Eversmeyer will sell the real estate of the late Abraham H Fisher in South Muscatine. The property includes a 36 acre farm with trucks and buildings, an 8 room dwelling with outbuildings and nearly an acre, and a 5 room house with a lot in Holcomb's Addition on Sampson Street. All in excellent condition will be cash sales to the highest bidder at the Court House door.
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Nyenhuis & Co Sale Ad Prices On Dried Fruits And Staples
An old advertisement lists prices for cranberries citron mince meat Baker's chocolate and other groceries at Nyenhuis & Co. with items like raisins dates olives pineapple coffee and flour. The note mentions bulk quantity discounts and that they will take produce from customers.
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