Washington is Defeated Here in Frat House Basketball
Walaren's team defeats Washington students 41 to 10 at the New Armory in a lively high school game. Led by Karl Klorst, the home squad dominated early, while Washington showed nerves and struggled to score. In the second half the locals widened their lead with a 12 to 10 run, led by Etman and Shaffner, as backboard shots by Shettle and Kamp highlighted the effort.
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Karl Klorst
Washington Unite
Mary
Lander Horst
Ratotes Fifer
Jonch Walgren
Kuceesa
Suarda
Washingtoniaua Sp
Eitman
Lino
Shattner
Shettle
Kamp
Sore
Washington
Mirgentina
Lang
Kettlleamp
Clark
Uitman
Owe
Shaffner Oro
Crgonblatt
Poots
Ja+ cobs
Pike
Lane
Kettlelamp
Mitman
Shaffner
Greenblatt
Joe
Jay Mant
D. Shattnar
Miror
Mtusentino
Tinker Arranges Purchase of Columbus Club
Joseph Tinker former Chicago Cubs manager arranged to buy the Columbus American Association franchise with Chenin Wilson of Chicago. He said payment would be completed by January 2 and would gain 75 percent control of the club while the other 25 percent remains with Columbus owners. Tinker and Wilson would pay 360 600 to Columbus magnates for the stake.
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Columbua
Dor
Joseph Tinker
Chicago Cubs
Inet Nikht
Fraienae
Columebia American Sadociation
Anlf
Chenin Wilson
Chicago
Tinker
Columbus
Wilton
Columbia
Thia
Ete
Isace
Pragent
Ora
Cleveland Sends Penner to Coast Trade Shocks Fans
In Cleveland Ohio dispatches, Penner and associates were sold to Portland of the Coast. First Bawoman Ray Miller and Plicher Pickerson also purchased from Columbus. The deal involves Haw and Friend Pltohora Frad Deobs and Kenneth Penner amid a broader roster reshuffle.
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Cleveland
Vleo Troatden
McRcy
Tndions Haw
Pltohora Frad Deobs
Kenneth Penner
Portland
Jengus
Ray Miller
Plicher Plckerson
Columbus
Buckeyes to Field All Stars In Charity Tilt
Lima Ohio announces an all star exhibition by Buckeyes and Muaktos this Thursday and Friday night. Manager Glenn reports strong interest with several noted players, including a former Washington and Jefferson end and top guards, promising a brisk event with standout forwards and fast play.
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Lima
Oho
Buckeya Strate
Muaktos
Armory
Corvedt Judiy
Glenn
Davix
Min
G. A
Ohloans
Maniwer Davis
Hans
Washington and Jefferdon
Philvdephi
Mittsburgh
Wil Amenonn
Mina
Frodnet
Wend J. Umy
Ads
Urudioy
Calloga
Loutinerth
Al-Oblok
Pounaytvante
Erltien Hive
Three-I Managers Shakeup Rumors Hit Chicago
In a storm of chatter a shakeup looms as several managers from the Three-I circuit appear set for moves. Names floated include O Leary, Williams, Waring, Tighe, Jackson, Watcenett and Rockford tied to various clubs and openings.
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Chicago
Leake
Sonian
Dan O'Leary
Davenport
Servion
Moling
Titswald
George Whivshed
Mannibay
Ted Waring
Qungy
Johnny Gastle
Jack Tighe
BL Jackson
Will Roe
Pooria
Howard Watcenett
Rockford
Dreamigton
National Commission to Meet January 2
Cinelligl, Q., Dec. 22 The National Football Commission will meet in this city on January 2 to discuss the AA draft question minor league contracts and officer elections. Chairman Hormann said he anticipated the largest gathering of magnates from major and minor leagues for the meeting.
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Cineligtl
Nae Honat Faxeball
Jengues
Unikernary
Offleera
Plate
Ad Miimergus
Mattora Pro
Winston Ct
Ameeting
Hormann
Banobal
Mnjor
Hag
Renedidt
Maviogol
Ing
Army Officer Visiting Home During Holidays
Captain and Mrs. Wingy, former residents of Dr. B. H. Wing of thinety, spend the holidays at the home of a parent on West Fourth Street. Captain Wing, now in charge of military training at Columbia, Mo., recently returned from Mexico where Rev. E. Brigham, a noted Methodist organizer, died today following an operation by General Pershing.
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Joseph Wingy
B. H. Wing
Thinety
Tla Parent
Brigham
Pershing
Rockford Be Well Paid Team At Local Exhibition
The Rockford team led by George Fogarty will receive $2 per minute for a Sunday evening exhibition at the Armory against Stashion. Fogarty, once with Janesville and Lincoln Cardinals, says the squad is strong and will not travel without a guaranteed $120.
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George Fogarty
Rockford
Fogarty
Young
Janesville
Wik
Liecoln Cardinals
Weavon
Bent Bete
Inez Seni
Mansker Vyolxer
Mansker Vyolxer, Managey Fogarty
Dor Uw Fuarantoo
Cancel Plans For Heavyweight Bout In New York
Chicago dispatch reports plans for a Willard Georges Carpentier heavyweight bout have fallen through. The dispute centers on promoter Rickard and the managing group led by Jack Curley, with Willard unlikely to fight in the near term.
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Chicago
Doc
Willard-Georges Carpentier Mately
New York
Tox Rickard
Jack Curley
Bos
Willard
Pletuio
Humdingers Near Title After Evening Match
Capt Roy Murphy led the Humdingers in a tight contest at the Y M C A as they split with Capt Geo Meadenhall's Tun dagora. The Humdingers trail 15 wins 10 losses with six games left to clinch the title for the month. a banquet menu is being planned after the finale.
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Roy Murphy
Dingork
Aline
Y. WM. C. AL
Geo. Meadenhall
Slx
Tagers
Ony Gang
Unseasonable Cold Promised For Week
Weather bureau predicts a cold week starting Sunday December 24 with below normal temperatures across Great Lakes Plainly Statin and Upper and Middle Mississippia valleys. Snow likely Tuesday and Wednesday with ongoing cold afterwards, lasting near week’s end with snow around Thursday or Friday. Significant freezing conditions expected across the region.
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Washington
Lalkoe
Piniday
Community Christmas celebration planned with large turnout
Six plans completed for observance in Martine city as the immense gathering for the Christmas celebration nears. Funds secured in the last 24 days ensure all aspects are provided for, with a 6:30 pm program and a one hour duration. Children have prepared songs and a Victorian theme with carols. Volunteers, led by Mrs D V Jacke, coordinate baskets and meals for distribution today and tomorrow.
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Observancy
Maxentine
Rutherjing
Etty ‘Hall
Jmlatory
The
Progiant
Jury adjourns court. Sapp murder case next on docket
The court adjourns to January 2 with jurors to return next week to hear criminal dock cases. Sapp murder trial, Etomea Larkin, leads the lineup as other cases follow. Sheriff Littell plans a Christmas dinner as Western Union offices handle telegraphic greetings from 4 to 9 pm Sunday.
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Ournal
Aledo
Dac
Jurvarou
Dianilavad
Garrett
Rnag
Sapp
Hart Sapp
Etomea Larkin
Mila
Gervice
Tila Eave
Pine
Atato
Mike Ferguson
Tnkine
Eany
County Gall
Sherif Littell
Sale of Seals in City Tops Four Times Previous Year
Red Cross Christmas seals sales in Chicago city surge, with over forty thousand seals sold by evening and expectations to approach the forty-five thousand mark. Campaign attributed to civic health drive and automatic handling. Funds to aid public health nurses and welfare programs in the city.
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Chiy
Red Cross
Vlone
Ciy
Reat
Musentine
Hattie Selfort
Alice Lho
Cash Gifts for Phone Employes at Town Telephone Co
Town Telephone Co plans year end cash bonuses for staff under is $5,000 annual salary. Employees with over one year of service receive up to three weeks pay as a bonus, while those with between three months and one year get one third of the above rates. bonuses apply to December 1 payrolls.
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Tha
Admission foe Patata Asnochi and Presn Toned Wire
Springfield WV reports a new motion picture theatre opening today with tickets to be given to the poor. Patrons include Deots and Asnochi, with Patata and Presn noted in the event.
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Springfield
Deots
Austria names new war minister amid political shakeup
Count Czernin von Ana was named head of Austria's joint council of ministers and minister to Romania as the country faces the war. Baron Von Butian reportedly resigned since January 1915 after succeeding Count Berhtald. In New York, the Amories flying yacht of the Ameren Trans-Oceanie company, valued at $20,000, wrecked at Port Washington hangar during a seventy mile gale.
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Chicago
United States
Europe
Emil
G. Mirkehe
Chirman
New York
London
Dee
uaBilo
Gzernin von Chedenitz
Barrow von Hurian
A Teuter
Vienna
Wiener Zeloune
Czernin von Ana
Joint
Council of Ministeres
Rumania
Wil
Baron von Butian
Count Berehtald
Prank Sea
Wire
N. Y
Amories
Ameren Trans-Oceanie Company
Port Washington
Long Island
Christmas Observances In Muscatine Churches
Churches across Muscatine plan Christmas observances starting tomorrow with vesper services at 4 50 pm at the First Congregational church and continuing through evening services. Sunday school programs, choir concerts, and carol services will be held in many houses of worship citywide.
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Muscatine
Death of Fletcher G Rice, 72, Chicago railroad inspector
Fletcher G. Rice aged 72, chief inspector or general inspector of transportation for the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad, died at his Chicago home. He had served the line since 1863 in various capacities, with his son Robert Hite of St Louis as general superintendent of Missouri Lines.
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Aroll
Chicago
Fletcher
G. Rice
Chicana Burlington and Quacy Railroad Comepany
Robert Hite
St. Louis
Sus
Miesourd Tines
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Methodist Deving
Illinois
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Chase Orchestra
Western Union
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Texsenkorn
RH Cross
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Londaly Office
Ordur
AREL
Town Telephone Co
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Victrola Shop
Muscatine Hotel
Boise
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