Quincy High teams overpower Payson in twin wins at Payson
Quincy High School defeated Payson 37 to 7 in the first game and 23 to 20 in the second as Lummis led the scoring for the visitors while Waters and others contested a rough, physical matchup. The Quincy squad traveled by auto and returned home by evening. The schedule set by Coach Harold Brazelton includes several January and February games across Carthage Keokuk Hannibal Macomb Jacksonville and Keokuk with a tournament to follow.
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Quincy High School
Payson High
Payson
Lummis
Quincy
Waters
Carthage
Harold Brazelton
Keokuk
Hannibal
Macomb
Jacksonville
L. Peeeeeee
Krapp Lummis
R. Fy
Eeee Dunne
Ceeseeeeeese
Caeeeee
Hampton Meyer
L. G
Maher Leindecker
R. G. Ciseeeee
Grace
Bush
Dunne
Maher
Brazelton
Johnson
Grove
Morrison
Lawrence If
Farnsworth McAllen
Thuman Morgan
Lummis Rice
Brown
Blauser
Hibbard
Farnsworth
Winters
Morgan
Hall's Catarrh Cure Proves Itself By Reward Claim
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages through internal action on the blood and mucous surfaces. Proprietors offer 100 dollars for any case it fails to cure and invite testimonials, with address to F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney &Co
Toledo
Ohio
Elmer Shaner Honored as Father of Organized Trapshooting
By Peter P. Carney tribute scene portrays Elmer E. Shaner of Pittsburgh as the father of organized trapshooting. He is praised for decades of leadership with the Interstate Association for the Encouragement of Trapshooting, noted for fairness, integrity, and steady growth of the sport.
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United States
Canada
Elmer E. Shaner
Elmer
Pittsburgh
Interstate Association
Ban Johnson
Shaner
Connie Mack
Elmer Shaner
Mr. Shaner
Pennsylvania State Sportsman’s Association
Conference Rejects Rule Blocking Early Athletes
MINNEAPOLIS December 3. The Tri State Athletic Conference representing colleges in Minnesota North and South Dakota rejected a proposed rule that would bar athletes from competition until they had attended college for at least one full term. Eighteen colleges participated in the meeting.
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Minneapolis
Tristate Athletic Conference
Minnesota
North and
South Dakota
Western Conference drafts ethics code for baseball
The 1917 football schedule for the Western Conference is outlined with Ohio State unable to meet Minnesota or Chicago, and Chicago not offering a game with Indiana. A committee including all baseball coaches will draft a code of ethics to curb rowdiness, with stricter penalties.
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Western College Baseball
Chicago
Ohio State University
Minnesota
Northwestern
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Indiana
A. A. Stagg
Harry L. Williams
Columbus
E. O. Stiehm
Athletic Directors’ Association
Nelson A. Kelley
Iowa
George Huff
University of Illinois
Tim Schedules
Urbana
Purdue
Illinois
Open
Town
Iowa City
Ohio
Bloomington
Madison
Jones
Murphy
Evanston
Robert Zuppke
Harry Gill
O. H. Page
University of Chicago
Lewis Omer
Fred J. Murphy
Thomas Robinson
Northwestern University
Nelson Kelley
Howard Jones
Maurice Kent
University of Iowa
Harry Dean
University of Minnesota
Fred Stiehm
George M. Cook
Indiana University
Jack Wilce
L. W. St. John
O. F. Cutts
Cleo O’donnell
Tom Jones
University of Wisconsin
Pennsylvani a defeats Cornell in league soccer clash
University of Pennsylvania beat Cornell 8 to 1 in a league soccer game in Philadelphia on Saturday. Haverford College defeats Yale 3 to 1 in a league match at Haverford.
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U. of Penn
Cornel
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Cornell
Haverford College
Yale
Haverford
District tourney awarded for 11 Illinois districts
Chicago December 3 Members of the board of control of the Illinois State High School Athletic Association awarded 11 district basketball tournaments to be held March 1 and 2 in Rockford Aurora Joliet Galesburg Bloomington Champaign Jacksonville Charleston Centralia Mount Carmel and Carbondale. Winners meet two weeks later to decide the championship with I M Allen of Springfield named in charge. Other board members include C P Briggs L W Smith J O Merberry and W L Hagen.
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Chicago
Board of Control
Illinois State High School Athletic Association
Rockford
Aurora
Joliet
Galesburg
Bloomington
Champaign
Jacksonville
Charleston
Centralia
Mount Carmel
Carbondale
I. M. Allen
Springfield
C. P. Briggs
L. W. Smith
Harvey
J. O. Merberry
Robinson
W. L. Hagen
Neoga
Quincy Boy Scores Winning Touchdown
Norman Cottrell, a Valparaiso University freshman and end, scored the only touchdown in a Thanksgiving game before about 10,000 spectators against a Chicago team. He is president of the Valparaiso freshman class and describes a thrilling, well-played contest amid the crowd and his recovering ankle.
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Charles Cottrell
Jersey Street
Norman
Valparaiso University
Valparaiso
Ind
Chicago
New Baseball Contract Guarantees Full Pay for Injured Players
Chicago reports a new contract rule by the national baseball commission. Injured players will be paid in full through the contract term, with dismissal only after contract expiry. The change, praised by August Herrmann, addresses prior concerns raised by Javid Fultz.
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Chicago
National Baseball Commission
Javid Fultz
Baseball Players’ Fraternity
August Herrmann
Cincinnati Nationals
Herrmann
Herrman
John K. Tener
National League
B. B. Johnson
No Undisputed Title In Valley Football 1915 Season
Kansas City dispatch summarizes final football results for the Missouri Valley and Southwestern conferences. No undisputed champions emerged as comparisons show ties and mixed outcomes among Kansas Aggies, Missouri, Ames, Kansas, and Washington. The season drew large crowds and reported financial success with one serious valley injury, a Kansas player’s broken leg. A Missouri fatality occurred when Hiram Cole died from injuries in a Fayette preparatory school game.
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Kansas City
Southwest
Missouri Valley
Southwestern
Kansas
Missouri
Hiram Cole
Fayet Mo
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