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The West Virginian in Fairmont, West Virginia
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Newspaper
The West Virginian
Location
Fairmont, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1920
Page
2
Hall Family Notes Movement After Visit to Uncle's Home
Fragmentary OCR reports a Hall family relocation near Prickut after a Johns Hopkins related event. Mentions Mary Contawn moving nearby, a Mrs Charles Airs, and Bryant Phillipa ages tied to a slain last year. Other names include Dougal, Ful ye efield, and Opal Hav Anderson with scattered affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Johns Hopkins
Patrmont
Mary Contawn
Prickut
Fternoon
Foviey
Charles Airs
Bryant Phillipa Fages
Dougal
Ful Yeefield
D. C. Baker's Jovastog
Str Brywat
Philips
Lavjonie Finidieseuy
Opal Hav ‘Anderson
George Kirk
Ico
Truth Like Fiction In This Football Story
A contrived football tale contrasts a Harvard Princeton game with a published story titled Totchdown to Go by JG Morse. It argues a star player Keck faced a choice between personal glory and team success, illustrating themes of truth versus fiction in early football lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andre Bus
Ketek
Princeton
Marvarde
Brinton
Althoweh
Keck
Therby
Touchdown to Goal By J G Moore in Phe Gon Head
Fiction from Touchdown To Gol By J G Moore describes a football game scene with a muffed kick, a fumbled punt, and a sprinting chase culminating in a late touchdown after teammates scramble for the ball. The narrative centers on Henry Downe and Valo as key players in the fast paced sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. GB. Moore
Phe Gon Head
Carvarl
Chanos
Sats
Uy Fay
Amald Ao Huah
Dion Ielehee
Lisa
Hinry Downe
Nip Ceam
bin Chuanont
Henry Doar
Hirad
TOPEKA bout hopeful eyes four round plan
Joun Mlant believes he has the physical attributes to give Dempsey a win even in a shorter bout. He plans to get in condition for four rounds at full speed and will not extend to an 11 round mill. More than 640,000 Victory Medals have been issued by the War department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kai
JounMlant
Dempsey
Joan
War Department
Rock's brilliant third period seals close play
In a tense third period the Newton and Harvard players clash for the ball as Owen and Keck surge toward the goal line. A scramble near the line ends with a tricky play, keeping the score tight and the crowd on edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Hurley
Noston Hersit
Rock
Harvar
George Owen
Owen
KeXel
Newton
Keck
Oltline
Ponnes
Harvard
Ieatier
Prineton
Inter the ball wan over thine for Princeton touchedwn
Stanley Koek passed up his claim to plaudits to be sure of his team's greater glory as the game progressed, reflecting the era’s sportsmanship and competitive spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Stanley Koek
Lanham as West Virginia coach candidate and Keck named Princeton captain
Sport chatter notes Ward Lanham as a possible new discipline chief at Morgantown if a coach change occurs while he also may take a combined gun shop and law office role. The piece praises his disciplinarian style and leadership potential. It also reports Sanley Keck of Greensburg Pa named Princeton football captain for 1921 after a standout season and wartime service in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Lanham
Warl Lantam
Fairmont
McIntrdts
West Virginia
Morgantown
Timon
Luna
Conde
Lanham
Wanienen
Metallie
Soham
Gan Be
Mora
Keck
Sanley Keck
Greensburg
Princeton
Mercerabure
White
Sloan's liniment advert promises quick relief for tired muscles
An old time ad urges workers to apply Sloan's liniment on the muscles to ease rheumatic and external pains. It claims warming relief without rubbing and notes it helps with colds. Priced at 35c, 0.40, or 1.40 in various formats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deen
Sloan's
Thei
Princeton Football Rebuilds After Armistice Era
The article notes Princeton football regrouping after the war, with a big player returning late and key performances against Yale and Colgate. It highlights a rugged 200-pound back, his tackling, and the anticipated strong season as Coach Kati guides a squad of about 25. A reshaped schedule includes Pitt at Princeton and optimism for a solid record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Colgate
Yale
Bock
Aikmerices Elavén
Kati
T He Normal School
Durine the Sesson
Beakeshill
Chestrons
Cam
Pitt to Princeton: Hendriani’s freshman year and college hoops
Patchy text notes Hendriani leaving Pitt after freshman year to join Princeton, promising tricks in the 1921 season. Mentions Johnny Scholz training in Cambridge for indoor sprints and Thorpe commenting on his batting and a Boston Yale captain selection, with scattered references to sports figures and prep-school backgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendriani
Pitt
Princeton
Advon
Fler
Cambridge
Mass
Johnny Scholz
Missouri
Scholz
Boston
Mach Aldrich
Yale
Bic
Aldrich
Pall River
Yankees Pass Up Florida Spring Training
New York Yankees will skip Florida next spring, citing a call to concentrate elsewhere. A group of players reportedly trained at Misnil and Folin Beach, doing pond work but not achieving fitness. In St Louis, Miller Big tis, once praised as a "David Farum" Verader, struggles after moving to New York, with his prospects in the big town uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
New York
Yankees
Alebl
Tio
Misnil
Folin Beach
ST. Louis
Miller Bigtis
Davi Farum
Mival Ribs Heattate
Home in St Die Named for Amertes Stands
The home in which Amertes is said to have resided still stands in St Die France. The building is identified by locals as the historic residence tied to Amertes and marks a link to early references in the area. Historical plaques note the claimed origin of the name and its enduring presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amertes
St Die
France
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