Tonight's Big Wrestling Bout Draws City Interest
Fans anticipate a heated match at Berthoven Hall between Pet Brows, world middleweight champion, and Jock Clapham, top light heavyweight, with both promising a career defining performance. Trainers arrived fit and ready as the Metropolitan Athletic Club event goes on sale to the public. The four round undercard opens at 4 30 with a four round idle set before the main bout.
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Football Elevens to Clash Saturday at Army Post
Two football elevens from the Second West Virginia Infantry and the Third District of Columbia meet at 3 p.m. Saturday at the Army post elimination series. Captain Walt Johnson promotes the event for the Newput News cup, predicting a banner showdown with an even chance as both teams prepare with care. Admission is free.
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Big Five Beats Second Wisconsin In Tenpin Match
Big Five defeated Second Wisconsin by a wide margin in a tenpin match. Pat Thomas starred for the Big Five with high series and a strong second game, while Captain Hanus added solid scoring. The opener and final games showed the team's overall dominance as Wagen, Fehr, and Hearn posted notable totals.
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New York American League Club Plans Major Stadium Expansion
November 24 report says the New York American League baseball club announced plans to build a double deck grand stand seating 25 000 with bleachers to total 30 000 capacity. A. Johnson, president of the American League, said ground agreement remains and likely won't be ready before 1915.
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Northwestern Ohio State clash tops Western Conference slate
Northwestern meets Ohio State in the key conference game that could decide the title as Minnesota, Chicago, and Wisconsin also clash in the closing weekend. Indiana faces Purdue as muddled standings enter the final schedule with every outcome still possible.
Gates and Waddicl Top Lane Bowlers in League
Gates and Waddicl led the Hal Tenpin League with high scores as partners in a commanding win. The Swifts' 761 to 836 score shows their dominance, while other players posted lower totals and tight matches. The Morris Packing quint and Gnawm Footrie face scheduling in upcoming games.
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Fragmentary OCR note hints at names and places
Incomplete text mentions Vowtbitt Hest Mt Gunliare and Welfind Collie with a series of unclear numbers and locations. References University of South Carolina and Crekihe AT Hneon appear, but most details are unreadable.
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St Louis Beats St Marys in Fast Local Football Tilt
The St Louis College eleven defeated St Mary's College 18 to 10 at League ark. Dominguez starred at right halfback scoring one touchdown and long gains, while Sweeney and Lack added touchdowns. Kicking was erratic with no goals. Details list the lineups and referees for the close, high speed game.
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Players Fraternity Demands Contracts Stand Pat
New York reports Major and minor league players allied with the Baseball Players Fraternity will refuse to sign contracts until the National Association grants recent requests. President David Pulia says the association must act. a large player majority backs the move. The frater nity cites last season contracts by May Keating and John Henry from Washington with injury clauses as context.
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Texas Aggies Defeat Dallas University 20 to 6
Farmers beat Dallas University 20 to 6 in Collegi Station Texas as Thornton left end suffered a broken collarbone. Dallas scored first in the opening quarter before the Farmers took control.
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Eleven Abandons Strike as Washington to Face California
Eleven of the University of Washington varsity football team vote to abandon a strike sparked by faculty pension concerns involving left tackle William Grimm and proceed to face the University of California on Thanksgiving Day. The lineup features Blige Chapman and Thomas at back positions with Grimm cleared after misconduct charges. game details note referees, venues, and kickoff timing.
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Pirates Bar Hot Springs Pittsburg National Club Report
Fragmented OCR notes describe Pittsburg National Club events at Pirates Bar in Hot Springs. Mentions Mae Pittsherg, locals debating travel to a southern point, caretaker duties, and disputed timing with unclear dialogue and period slang.
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Tie Game SAn Margos and Southwestern College Eleven
South Texas Normal and Southwestern University of Georgetown played a hard fought game to end in a tie. Normal scored a first quarter touchdown through Thorax but failed the kick. In the second quarter Southwestern moved near the goal and scored a touchdown but missed the extra point.
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Chicago Bowlers Lead In Middle West Bowling Meet
Chicago team members Tayi and Shaw led the women’s events in the Middle West bowling tournament held Thursday. Spellman of Tulsa posted a 648 in singles while Sellers of Wes Alabama remained among the leaders.
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Harvard Yale Duel Prep Amid Heavy Bowl Conditions
Harvard to train at New London and Yale to rehearse signals behind gates at Yale Field as both sides brace for a heavy field in the upcoming game. The bowl atmosphere and damp footing threaten to slow offenses including Casey of the Crime.
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Pulp to News Paper at University of Maine
The University of Maine offers pulp and paper study with options in business management organization editing and reporting paper making and forestry. Students gain practical experience across divisions from woodland to sale attracting diverse learners including Ra Jamnathapur Sharma Ree from India studying bamboo fiber methods.
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Lone Star Rifle Club Semi weekly shoot crowns Barbera Wirs
Barbera Wirs topped rivals with 98 of 100 in the Lone Star Rifle Club semi weekly shoot. L Weekmann Jun. tied for second with 87 as close competition echoing Tuesday night. Rain delayed setup, with workmen rolling turf and seating partially complete for next event. The Yale debate remains unsettled as athletes collide for top marks.
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