Harvard Men Score Win At Cambridge
Harvard University opened play in two years with a 70 to 0 victory over Tufts College in Cambridge. The day featured many other notable college football results across the nation, including Michigan’s 13 to 0 win over Chicago and Iowa’s upset over Minnesota.
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Armistice Ends World War for United States
The article reports the armistice ending the war for America with President Wilson likely to attend a peace conference. It describes plans to demobilize troops, phased return schedules, and continued police duties in Europe, plus the Navy’s role and the White House notification process.
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Navy Marines and Soldiers Clash Rivalry at University Stadium
The University of Oregon football team will face Washington and A.T.C. at Denny Field on November 30, with one prior game on November 21 to complete the season schedule. Early November will feature Navy Army and Marines games as preludes to the big contests. Top players include Eckman, Whacter, HoI, and Jimmy Lane competing for spots on the all-university squad.
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Camp Lewis Triumphs In Fourth Straight Football Win
In muddy conditions at Cremerton Camp Lewis defeated Camp Perry 13 to 6 marking their fourth consecutive win. Lyle Bigbee starred with a notable end run for the soldiers and Fullback Blackwell secured the final score with a late plunging score.
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Band of Hun Spies Nabbed in Paris
Special to The Star by N. Be A Paris November 11 A new group of Hun spies in France has been rounded up and jailed for trial. Among the prisoners are two women who passed bomb and Big Bertha damage information to Germans. The band included several army deserters and men with false passports into Switzerland where they met German agents.
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New York Man Proposes English Compulsory for Aliens
W. Bruce Cobb of New York urges knowledge of English be made compulsory for all aliens in America. The statement advocates linguistic uniformity as a national policy without detailing implementation steps or dates.
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Toule Makes Sensational Touchdown
Toule, quarterback of the aviator football team at the university training station, ran 30 yards for a tying touchdown against the navy defense with four minutes left. Final score 6 to 6 as Navy opened with a first quarter TD by Davy. The two teams will merge later in the week under Athletic Director Elmer Henderson.
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Gilum to face King in Crystal Pool benefit bout
Harry Gilum a Salt Lake middleweight is slated to box Mickey King in the headline bout of a big benefit boxing show to be staged a week from Tuesday at the Crystal Pool promoters Austin and Salt Seattle.
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Billiard Tourney For War Work Drive At Parlor
Charley Hulen says a billiard tournament will be held at Brown and Hulen's parlors to aid the United War Work drive, contingent on the ban being lifted. Contestants have not yet been lined up.
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Frazee Predicts Baseball on Boards Again Next Summer
Atlantic City reports owner Harry Frazee of the Boston Red Sox believes baseball will be played as usual next season. He notes plans and expectations amid ongoing discussions about the sport’s schedule and future.
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Banana Eating on Street Cars Debate
A letter from BRAD R. argues bananas on Seattle street cars should not be abandoned due to masks and influenza. He cites selling Siberian bananas and urges Dr. McBride and locals to resume the custom, blaming police mandates for reduced banana consumption on transit.
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