East and West Exchange Stand in College Football
East and West teams clash in a marquee intersectional battle as Colgate and Penn State face national rivals. Grange stars for the West while Yale battles Army in a season of injuries and struggles. Dartmouth and Brown prepare for the weekend showdown in Providence as Ivy League teams pursue wins.
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Western Teams in Play and Contention Across Conferences
Fragmented OCR summary reports Western Conference basketball action and looming matchups with Michigan, Notre Dame, Georgia, Purdue, Illinois, and Northwestern, noting key players and upcoming games in Minneapolis and Ann Arbor. It highlights Hart, South divisions, and anticipated lineups, with references to Navy and several regional teams in a bustling schedule.
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Hampstead sermon rails against work of men on women
In Hampstead a sermon denounces the widening misology of men toward women at work. The speaker condemns mistreatment and urges respect and fair treatment for female workers amid social tensions.
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Reckless Aviator Targets Ducks in Air Incident
Eyewitnesses describe a midafternoon crash near Medind Dake as an aviator skimmed the water, steering away from a flock of ducks. Tony Duels is linked to the event while Mill Morlong undertakes a canvass of military fields to locate the pilot. the craftsman later claims the aircraft paid for itself in a risky display.
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Equalling records, jockeys ride Zone sinters in Maryland
Jimmy Wallace matched Johnny Maiden by riding Zone sinters in a single day at Jaurel, Maryland, with two mounts yielding handsome returns. Photographs show a 2 10 for L phot and Pikros. Thirteen college presidents will view Army vs Yale Saturday at New Haven in a Princeton, Cornell, Harvard, California, Northwestern, Clark, Illinois, Assatus, North Carolina, Washington, Swarthmore, Carnegie, and Yale gathering. American Powerhout Association reports 107 members, up fifteen. Frederick Re 5 i of New York re-elected at annual gathering.
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Inside Golf Advice on Club Length and Swing Power
Chester Hortu explains that height does not dictate how to swing and that long players do not always win. Shorter golfers can hit as well if the clubhead travels the right distance with proper rhythm. The club’s weight and length must be balanced, and altering length can harm performance. Copyright note from 1924. Chicago area golf columns discuss officers and bids for a women’s golf event with a January decision on the venue.
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Wichita Falls Club Drafts Quetrelder Vision
A fragmented note from Wichita Falls outlines a draft or selection event involving local figures and distant teams. The report mentions the Texan group and references war era entities, with unclear names and dates. The exact participants and outcomes remain obscured by garbled OCR text.
50 Percent American Built Airships Plan Pushed
Akron reports GOODYEAR vice president P W Litchfield says Congress should require 50 percent of airships operating between Akron and Columbus be American built and American-owned. He notes no treaty obstacles and expects a trans oceanic service soon, with plan to be considered next session. The note comes amid discussions of national aviation development.
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Goodyear Doppelin Corporation
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TWO DIE IN BLAST FOLLOWING BLAZE IN KEANBASTOWN
At least two people were killed and damage reached 38500 as an explosion sparked a fire tearing through a building in Keanbas today. Two bodies of Black children were recovered, five men searched the debris, investigators consider revenge for assaults earlier this year as a motive.
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