Alma College Football Prospects Look Promising
Alma College football squad shows depth with ten veterans and new talent as Coach Campbell shapes a contender for the Michigan Intercollegiate Championship. Promising players from Romeo to Farmington join key returnees and a planned practice season aims to strengthen the team, with an opener against the Michigan Aggies at East Lansing on September 20.
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Presbyterian Institution
Campbell
Twick, Watgover
McNaughton
Yarrent
Shaver
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Hneman
Cathornam
Beam
Wright
Foster
Carty
Sina
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Romeo
Allure
Ia “Tid Johnson
Newlwrry
M. Froshtur
Janet Rat Alma
Weenans Welthelder
Detroit
Northwestern
Neo
Orr
Royall Oak
Harley Catherman
Pretway
Farmington
Outur
Greenville
McDona
Newberry
McDonald
Bay City
East Lansing
Alma
Getvng Ferris Institute
Michigan Aggies
Enat Lansing
Enitle
Alina High Opens Saturday in Saginaw Clash
Alina High will start Saturday afternoon against Saginaw in a game that tests a young, inexperienced lineup. Coach Carleon faces a tough task as two veteran stars Anderson and Elias head a roster with many first time players. Saginaw brings back most of its front line from last year and will mix in changes at backfield, though the core is experienced.
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Alta High Scheol
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Saginaw
Carleon
Saxiway
Feay
Anderson
Elias
Saginawans
Hope to Start an Organization Soon
At a Friday meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms steps were taken toward forming a fast semi professional baseball team in Alma next year. Committees were appointed to gauge possible membership with hopes of 100 to 200 or more. The chairman John E Converse will call a general meeting to elect officers and draft a constitution and by laws for an athletic association.
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Alma
Ti Wan
John E. Converse
Elvet
Freshman Sophomore Flag Rush Ends In Fracas At Alma College
Alma College recounts an unusual flag rush between Freshmen and Sophomores that ended without the Frosh maturity as guards, bands and a night of country camping led to a heavy scuffle. Freshmen were captured with chains, then released after Coach Campbell’s council before college football practice. An Edmore win over Oldsmobile on Republic field followed the dormitory tale.
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Edmore
Oldsmobile
Republic Field
Olds
Montcalm County
Bob” Sherlow
Old Republic Nine
Diamond Stars
New Training Chief at Veterans' Bureau
The District of the United States Veterans' Bureau appoints C. B. Hostettler as Chief of the Rehabilitation Division, replacing Charles W. Sylvester who resigns. Hostettler is a former World War I veteran and has held key roles in the Federal Board and Bureau training programs, with extensive experience in vocational and industrial education and standardization. The Record notes Sylvester's pivotal work in Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin and praises Hostettler’s qualifications for continuing rehabilitation efforts for disabled soldiers.
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C. BE. Hostettler
Pote
Charles W. Sylvester
Sylvester
Jold Federal Board For Vocational Education
Chicago
WIR
Washington
Boston
Mass
Federal Board
Hammond
Indiana
Springfield
Illinoia
Indianapolis
United States Veteranc’ Bureau
Aad
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsia
Hoe
Baltimore
Maryland
Hostetler
Hostettler
Central
Veterans’ Bureau
Cornell University
Hostetter
Columbia University
Michigan Tuberculosis Association to hold Grand Rapids meeting
Michigan physicians nurses and lay health workers will assemble in Grand Rapids October 6 and 7 for joint meetings of the Michigan Tuberculosis Association and the Michigan Trudeau Medical Society with 160 Kent County doctors joining. Mayo Clinic figures Willys A. Lemon and Carl Hedblom will address Trudeau members on October 6. sessions will cover nursing inspections and sanatorium expansion while Dr M P Ravenel of the State Health Department and others address the tuberculosis program. The Mississippi Valley Conference on Tuberculosis opens in Milwaukee October 9 and will be joined by Michigan delegates at the close of Grand Rapids sessions.
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Michigan
Grand Rapids
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Michigan Trudeau Medical Society
Kent County Medical Society
Willys A. Lemon
Carl Hedblom
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Trudeau
Frank Reich
Tomahawk Lake
Wis
Alfred W. Wishart
Fountain St. Baptist Church
George Ramany
Th State Department of Health
M. P. Ravenel
National Tuberculosis Association
Tuberculosis Association
Mississippi Valley
Warns of Spread of T B in Fowls
A warning from H J Stafseth of Michigan Agricultural College warns tuberculosis has spread in Michigan fowls. He urges early steps to check increases and start planned eradication campaigns. Prevention rests on sanitary houses, sunlit floors, weekly cleaning, lime in vacated yards, removal of old birds, and thorough disinfection. entire flocks may need disposal for eradication.
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H. J. Stafseth
Michigan Agricultural College
Stafseth
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