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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
3
Charles Higgins, captain of the 1919 Chicago football team, is announced by President Harry Pratt Judson as head marshal of the university. The honorary post recognizes exceptional scholastic standing athletic achievement and general service to the university.
Los Angeles manager Wade Killefer dismisses hopes that banning the spitball will lift batting averages. He cautions that the change does not strengthen the game and compares expectations to unfounded doomsday theories. He notes weaker American Association batting output and predicts fewer errors and longer battles between pitchers.
Union Boat Club of Boston aims to send an eight oared crew to the Henley regatta next July for another trial at the Grand Challenge Cup. An official returning from Boston disclosed the arrangements to certify and forward the entry to the Henley stewards. If the effort continues Harvard University may again seek to place its name on the famed trophy.
The Red Sox dispose of Babe Ganzel the son of late catcher Charley Ganzel at Boston. He can play first base and outfield and in workouts last year looked like a real ball player. Cloudburst floods Plainview Nebraska. water three feet deep in streets. Burlington tracks washed out near Osmond. bridges carried away on small streams. Cabrera said to be in Texas after leaving Mexico City. Watts dies at 82 in Adrian Michigan. former acting adjutant general in Lincoln conspirators trial.
The Columbia varsity crew will depart for quarters at Poughkeepsie NC on June 7 to begin training for the Intercollegiate regatta. Coach Jim Rice states reducing the course from four to three miles will not shorten the training period for the Blue and White.
Punk Kowalski of Waukesha Wisconsin testifies Tanlac cured his yearlong breakfast refusal and digestive troubles. He describes improved appetite, removal of headaches, dizziness, back pain, and kidney distress after a few doses. Sold at Basset's Pharmacy Sidney Potter Lodgepole Dalton and more.
Fragmented item notes a July release from Victor Records now in stock at the Victor Shop. Mentions acetylene welding and automobile repair accessories via Brew er and Wallace. Sparse and unclear references suggest a garbled textile of local commerce and science bits from the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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