Jane Lew Team Trims Lumberport Quintet
Jane Lew high school defeated Lumberport 25 to 14 on Saturday night. Scoring past records show Brower 7, Dawson 5, Jane Lew with Dike 2 and Swisher among others. Referee Hirt conducted a rough game as Lumberport missed several chances and Jane Lew tightened defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Lew
Lumberport
Ceimberavet
Ore
Bolig Luiabespare
Elrbs
Jane Lewgiele
Anil
Mary
Laaberport
Lew
Daly
Seos
Brows
Porvard Staith
Ee Tawho Denton
Clint
Sera
Sutivon Guar
Robinson
McGarty
Wickbure St Jackson
Luimberport
Brown
Swisher
Dike
Dawson
Yale Wins Intercollegiate Chess Championship
Yale defeated Princeton and Harvard in a tied, decisive finish at the intercollegiate chess championship. Columbia, Harvard, Princeton, and Yale teams vied for top honors as Tukey led Yale with strong play securing eight points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bec
Columbdin Tukey
Wis
Harvard
Princeton
Yale
Mitches
Wallace team wins by forfeit in Stanley church game
After a thirty five minute clash at Stanley church gym referee Bailey forfeited the game to Wallace when Stanley refused to provide a substitute for a player sent out. The final score stood 2 to 0 in favor of Wallace.
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Slowey Hershiy Methodist Episcopal Chaiseh
Stanley Church
Bailey
Wallace
Meferee Waller
Stenley
Dawson
Waldace
Review of the 1916 United States Lawn Tennis Season
The United States National Lawn Tennis Association reports a remarkable 1916 season with a 26 percent rise in sanctioned play over 1915. The survey covers 2,697 players seeking the First Tour, noting extensive public court participation in cities like St Louis Washington and Cleveland, expanding tennis inland. Despite wartime limits on Europe matches, Japanese players and international flavor appeared. Maurice McLoughlin’s rank slipped due to fewer tours. The year also emphasizes youth programs and a national public-court competition under the Municipal Recreation Federation, with 2,700 plus players in sectional events and 275 sanctioned tournaments forming the core of the season. The digest lists major champions across singles and doubles and highlights the growth of junior and public-court play through new exhibitions and competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
United Sines National Lawn Tennis Association
Lérisine
Quese
Tolinn Mienis
St Louis
Hachishiro Mikami
Tokio
Japan
Komague
New York State
Central States
Mikami
Vitro Throckmorton
Georgy M. Chireh
Bly. Fon
Jchampioneipot Ins Orient
Maurice McLoughlin
Los Angeles
Ulabhe
Ius Fae
Sebieh
Mubicipal Recreation Federation
Entes
Isib St. Louie Zetentea
WM. Johnston
Griffiny
Sam Francisco
Matis
Biudsteit
New York
Molla Bjurstrdit
Mork
Eleonora Sears
Boston
Miss Tlorence A." Ball
Neweark
WT. Tilden
Irs Philadelphic
Tuttter
Harold Throckmorton
Izabel Nad
Beni Letson
New Yorking
Siei
Williama A. Davis
San Brincieco
George
Church
Dean
Alathey
New Sork
Miss
Lola
Ji ‘Skixed
Dowbles
Allan
Molla
cChurch
Clyde Milan Shines in Outer Garden for Washington
Clyde Milan, Washington outfielder, outshines peers in defense and fielding. He led the league in outfield putouts and assists last season with 872 putouts and 27 assists, while his batting could elevate him among baseball’s greats.
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Clyde Milan
Washington
Tris Speaker
Ty Cobb
Neems
Milan
Milsa
atargSas Shin Feldings
King Winter Favorite With Canada Sport Lovers
In Quebec Canada December 23 Canadians share with the Swiss the honor of winter sports leadership as skating skiing and sledding begin the new season. Quebec and its surroundings offer prime outdoor life with ice boating snowshoeing tobogganing hockey and nicotine enjoying brisk popularity among locals and visitors. The Citadel area near Quebec hosts a favored ski jump where youths pursue difficult riding this season with ongoing practice. Montmorency Falun near the city provides a famed bob sled track praised for speed and polish that attracts many thrill seekers despite the risk from high speeds and sharp turns.
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Quebec
Canada
Wittin
Iny
Montmorency
Faltn
Ce Lna
Metzger Analyzes Football Stats For 1916 Season
Sol Metzger surveys Yale Harvard Princeton Penn Cornell and Brown games to argue weight and pace influence scoring. He notes fourth quarter strength, open play trends, and the impact of substitutions, punts, and forward passes on overall outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Setzer
Washington
Jatterson
Flarvard
Simco
Yale Marvard
Pitt
Alt
Stehag Litte
Yale Harvard
Harvard
Aye! Eamessherp
Hale
Cornel
Yale
Harvards
Faryard-Brown
Brown
Mhii
Sol
MetzRer
Millrose Runner Kyro Kyro Wins Yonkers Marathon
Millrose runner Kyro Nen of the Millrose Athletic Club New York won the Yonkers marathon finishing about twenty one miles in two hours fifty minutes less and two fifths of a second. He finished a mile ahead of Sidley Hatehnet, of Chicago, whose time was three hours and twenty six seconds. James Brooks of Mohawk Athletic Club New York came third.
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New
Villar Kyronen
Millross Athletics Club
New York
Yonkers
Smpirevelty
Lessand
Kyronon
Sidley
Chicago
James Brooks
Athieticy!Clubyets
Asmile Dack
Hatch
Lajoie Selects Bender Among Game's Greatest Pitchers
Veterans recall Christy Mathewson as a master of the art of twirling while praising JRY LAJOIE and BENDER. They say Mathewson’s genius lay in reading batters and exploiting their weaknesses, with Lajoie noting the impact of their era on pitching mastery.
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Jry Lajoie
Bender
Christy Matherpson
Mintty
Hetwas
Larry Eajoie
Larrynevar
Matty
Larry
Mathewson
Les Darcy Arrives in New York City
The Australian heavyweight boxer Les Darcy reaches New York en route to California for a New Year’s Day bout with the University of Oregon. Darcy travels with manager G. J. O’Sullivan and trained aboard ship to stay ready for a chosen opponent.
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Les Darcy
New York
City
Chicago
Tre
Playnes
Elo Wera
Tysarena
Calif
University of Oregon
Nou
Grant Park
Tab Darey
Tony
Georges Caupentisr
Honey Reight
Inch Dillon
Milly Amuake
Caz
Habit Darcy
Shy G. J. O'Sullivan
Maninger
Talon
New Castle
Australii
Dawson
Unclear fragmentary baseball note from Chicago area
An unreliable OCR fragment mentions a Chicago context with names like Tinker and Winson, referencing a Columbus club and an Anvettenn Ansochtian. Details are garbled, no clear event, date, or outcome.
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Anacievan
Masa
Chicago
Saraph H. ‘Tinker
Uno Chrono Notionna
Bathie hem soccer team defeats Chicago players two to one
Bathielem national champions beat Chicago picks two to one with Clark and McKelvey scoring the winners. Pollitt and others earned a tally for Chicago as Tinker planned to lead and play third base, heading into spring.
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Chicago
Der
Bathiehem
Bathielénia
College Football Captains for 1917 Elected by Teams
The article lists 1917 college football captains by school and position, showing a strong preference for backs overall. It notes the selection process followed the final games of 1916 and highlights notable picks such as Army Jones, Navy Fisher, and Chicago Pershing among others, with many schools naming captains from backfield and end positions.
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Agera
Lexdorn
Iseman
Wizteen
Tackien
Amiong
Ceall O
Ana University
Poalttone
Iman
Army
Jones
Navy
Fisher
New Yorki University
Cann
Nak
Lehigh
Halstead
University (of Chicago
Pershing
Northwestern
Driscoll
Halfoack
University
Ackle
Snotre Dama
Phelan
Quarts
Harvard
Wheeler
Amaherate Washburn
Jondis
Washington and Jefferson
Colgate West
Farnum
Grand
Lafayette
Weldon
Gallaudet
Wenger
Lebanon
Morrigots
Edna Coates Tragedy In Mt Auburn The Self-Destruct Pursuit
The article reports Edna Coates of Mt Auburn ended her life after a private, troubled episode. Neighbors and authorities describe distress and immediate actions following her death. The piece notes she was 21, mother of a month old and connected to a local family and workplace. Her death followed a confrontation at her home and subsequent events involving her husband and community.
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Westaingonty
Edna Coates
Mt. Auburn
Spat Betoraiahe
Eho
Tie Figle
Hedstiers
Elgle
Gharswell
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Lumberport Girls
Jaime Lew
Daviston
Davison
Lindsey Brake
Wetzel
Swinger Robinson
Davis
Columbia
BAME
Stediey
Glyde Stam
King Winter
Citadel HI
Tara
Alde Dufferin
Te Chateau
Metzger
Carcies
Adlin
Uilk
Millrose
Yonker
PENN
Anka
CUB
Columbus Club
Rethlerem Team Wine
Mane
Columitis
Pipp
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