First High School Team Is Announced for Coming Season
Captain Ralf Grigsby and Principal T. df. Vrante announced the soccer lineup for the coming season. Players named include Raymond Jeffries Chet Lidly Elmer Zeigher Virgil Ketchum Robert Lee Charles Fish Vincent Hoopes with Grigsby and Jeffries as forwards Lilly Ester Ketchum Zeigher as boards. Substitutes Hoopes Fish and Lee. A second team may form this afternoon.
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Basskaeball
Ralf Grigsby
T. Df. Vrante
Bosen
Raymond Jeffries
Chet Lidly
Elmer Zeigher
Virgil Ketchum
Robert Lee
Charles Fish
Vincent Hoopes
Gripsby
Jeffrres
Lilly Ecter
Ketchum
Zeigher
Hoopes
Fish and Lee
Lkely
Hawley Returns to Coach Hawkeyes for Fall
Hawley, Jegan B., coach of the Iowa football team, states he has arranged business in Chicago to coach again next fall. He has offers from three conferences including Wisconsin Indiana and Northwestern but plans to return to Iowa unless an unexpected development occurs. Iowa opens basketball tomorrow versus Leander Clark led by Mark Hyland. Captain Gardner may miss scrimmage due to practice absence.
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Lows City
Jegan B. Hawley
Iowa
Chicago
Tawley
Wisconsin
Indiana
Lorehwestern
Leander Clark
Mark Hyland
Hawkeye
Gardner
Washington and Jefferson to Play Harvard at Cambridge
Washington and Jefferson announces football game with Harvard at Cambridge on October 10. R M Murphy graduate manager confirms arrangements for the Washington and Jefferson team to travel to Harvard for the contest.
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Washington and Jefferson
Harvard
Washington
R. M. Murphy
Cambridge
Spirit of Cricket Critique of American Baseball
In San Francisco on December 10 a Sydney interview with an Austrian cricket team touring the United States and Canada quotes an Australian athlete condemning American baseball. He says baseball lacks the spirit of cricket and is driven by bluffing and big money, warning it would need to shed that atmosphere to become acceptable in Australia and England.
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San Francisco
Cat
Basubullug
America
United States
Canada
Sydney
Australia
Cleveland Out of Third Big League
Cleveland Ohio December 17 Cleveland will not be in the federal Baseball league for 191? unless a new ground is found. Charles X Limerman, former president and still a director, said the club failed to secure a new playing field, risking surrender of their franchise after the league ordered new grounds or surrender at the fall meeting.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Charles x. Limerman
Johnson Champ: New York Recognizes Tack Johnson World Heavyweight
New York Acting chairman stated that the New York Boxing Commission officially recognizes Tack Johnson as the world heavyweight champion after a request by the French Federation to define his status. The cabled acknowledgment confirms the title held by Johnson.
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New York
Jack Johnson
New York State
Keokuk Baseball Fans Urged to Boost Support
Keokuk Iowa December 17 Fans urged to increase support for the city baseball association. With 1500 dollars promised, chairman Dr Guilliam plans collections before the January 10 deadline for the Central association meeting in Burlington. The Keokuk club also reviews managerial candidates after a weak turnout for World Series pictures at the Colonial. Directors meet Thursday to discuss openings and likely decisions.
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Keokuk
Lowsan
Duphynx
Guilliam
Tas Anance Committee
The
Baseball Association
Central Association
Burlington
Keokuk Club
Baker
Wisconsin suspends Packey McFarland for one year
Milwaukee Wis Dec 17 Packey McFarland Chicago boxer was suspended for one year by the Wisconsin boxing commission for failing to deliver a satisfactory performance in the December 8 Milwaukee bout with Jack Britton. The crowd voiced disapproval with jeers and footcalls during the fight.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Packey McFarland
Chicago
Wisconsin Boxing Commission
Jack Britton
McFarland
Althouth
Wisconsin
Montana
New York
Walters loses to Kelly in fifteenth round boxing bout
In St. Joseph Missouri last night Spike Kelly defeated Billy Walters after fifteen rounds in a lively match. The bout featured a fast paced style from Kelly with a late tangle as both fighters exchanged blows after the final bell. Police and spectators intervened as Walters and Kelly collided and fought briefly following the decision.
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St. Joseph
Spike Kelly
Billy Walters
Jack Rabbit
Dannet
Walters
Kelly
Wolgast Receives Numerous Boxing Offers in Milwaukee
Promoters in Milwaukee and Toledo have offered Charley White and Wolgast several bids. Reports indicate many promotions and negotiations ongoing as December 17 nears. Names and details are unsettled as managers seek favorable terms for upcoming bouts.
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Wolgast
Milwaukee
Wit
Charley’ White
Mundey
Hag
Toledo
Wolgaat
Partners of Santa Claus Aid Needed in Muscatine
The Journal appeals to Muscatine residents to help provide Christmas gifts for local children in need. Readers can request names of children most likely to be without joy and secure their wishes, with The Journal offering shopping and delivery assistance if time or contact is limited.
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Muscatine
Santa Claus
Moscatino
Loz
Sammy Trott Tops Tag With Tantars In Twelve Roundrout
Columbus stands ready as Sammy Trott faces Battling Schulte in a twelve round bout while New York seeks the ex champion for Knockout Brown on December 24. Promoters Tom McCarey and Jim Costrath have wired for terms.
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Sammy Trott
Columbus
Schulte
New York
Brown
Tom McCarey
Jim Costrath
Women Students Govern Selves Best Say
Chicago December 17 A sixth biennial conference of deans of women at state universities here heard that women undergraduates run their student governments longer better organized and more successful than their male counterparts The speakers Dean Mathews Wisconsin and Dean Jordan Michigan said cooperation with women s clubs would help address dean problems Chaperonage dormitory rules social use of students sororities and educational issues were among topics The conference closes tomorrow
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Chicago
Universttias
Sesalon
Mathews
Wisconsin
Jordan
Michigan
Obituary notice for Bravest Durian in Fitchburg region
Vernon Sigler and a wife af Wanlington were with Mrs. Sigler's mother Mrs. B. F. Smith on Sunday. Bravest Durian died at his home south of town on Saturday at age 33. The funeral was from the M. Ei church at Fitchburg, conducted by the pastor of the German Lutheran church of which the deceased was a member.
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Vernon Sigler
Af Waerington
Wellman Area Community Notes and Elections
Wellman residents and visitors attended a long day gathering at Elk Point with a noon dinner. Officers were elected including Mrs. Jennie Odaker as president and several vice presidents, with others named for chaplain, conductor, guard, and a state convention alternate. Illness prompted travel to Ladora for two men. Local clubs held meetings, school closed for vacation December 19, and Engleland hosts entertained many ladies with a luncheon and flowers.
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Wellman
Tay Dee
John Wehrle
Henry Lausar
Elk Point
G. D
W. B.C
Jennie Odaker
C. D. Cochran, Sr
Ida Desing, Sr
Mattie Ligier
Eva Barger
Funds disposition at West Liberty Short Course meeting
The West Liberty Short Course association faces a $289 balance. Members meet next Saturday to decide whether part of the funds should go to the County Crop Improvement association and help defray costs of a Central schoolhouse short course institute in Wayne Township. Local farmers are noted as progressive, and action would showcase support for the rural advancement movement.
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West Liberty
Short Course Association
County Crop Improvement Association
Wanele Township
Progressive Farm Movement
Vicin‘ity
Coun
Attendance Benefit Shown From Short Course
The report notes that those who attended the short course gained clear advantages in work opportunities and personal development, proving the program’s value to all participants who took part.
Bryan urges embassy building funds for Mexico Tokyo Berne
Secretary Bryan asked the foreign affairs committee to include in the diplomatic appropriation bill 150000 for each embassy in Mexico and Tokyo and 140000 for Berne. He defended buying embassy property despite the Mexican situation and urged that postings be open to less wealthy diplomats to avoid a bias toward rich men.
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Washington, D. C
Bryan
House Foreign Affaire Committee
Mexico
Toklo
Berne
United States
Mrt
Ths
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