Army to play Yale and others in 1921 football slate
The 1921 schedule shows Army to face Yale at New Haven and Notre Dame at home, with multiple mid western teams and contests against Springfield College, New Hampshire State, Lebanon Valley, and Wabash. Negotiations for games with Colgate West Virginia and Father’s colleges fell through due to date issues.
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Ible
Yale Inevi
New Haven
Nery
Pals
New York
Tor Athletics
Mit ‘Feir
Army
Yale
Ail
Els Havi
Wmay
West Point
Edie Nez
Lollowora
New Hampshire State
Lebanon Valley
Philip Traves
Svaigcata
Columbia
Colum
Har
Colgate
West Virginia
Father’ Colleges
Promioe
Ictaher
Springfiekd College
Huumnetiire State College
Middlebury College
Lebanon Valley College
Boottier
Wabash Colree
Bostober
Dowana
New York Society Boxing Aims at Free Boxing for Women
New York women push for the Stillman movement to form athletic clubs offering free boxing instruction and related sports. Ballrooms host fundraisers to endow clubs, with supporters including Mrs. Vincent Aator and Mrs. Theus Munda. ringside attendees include Mrs. Charles Dabi Gibson and Miss Anne Morgan.
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New York
Dec. S
Stillman
Sclobaacher
Chicago
Vincent Aator
Mi ‘Ory Potter Russell
Airs
J. Theus Munda
Charles Dabi Gibson
Anne Morgan
Merbert Shipman
Boxing tragedy prompts calls to protect fighters
A boxer Shannon died after a hard fall in a Jersey City bout. The piece argues boxing’s brutal image stems from promoters and poor matchmaking more than the sport itself, urging better safety measures like padded rings and smarter fighter handling. It also touches on baseball’s Lefty O’Doul and other players lost to bench duty, illustrating how talent goes underutilized when not given regular work.
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Shannon
Ates
Khi
Lefty O'Doul
New York Yankees
Miller
O'Bouln
College and universities schedule snippet
October 2 Susquehanna College. November Notre Dame University. November 12 Villa Nova. November 26 Navy at New York.
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Susquehana College
Notre Dame University
Villa, Nova
Navy
New York
Local high school court season heats up with tournaments
Christmas lull ends as Monongatelaval high school hosts a February tournament under Normal school auspices. Several teams including the M. M. Al team and city league squads prep for the return after December 29 games, while Pred Chenoweth battles illness and Sidney Wright wows at a Slacks billiards event.
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Otane
Igh
Monongatelavalay High School
Ha Normal School Jace
Brilliant play and the next match looms large
The report notes a poor session as a player loses to Antrom 100 to 8. Wright is set to face Reed at three cushions, with uncertainty about the outcome, as Morgantown’s Clarksburg Telegram speculates on Glenn Warner’s football coaching future at Pitt and a five year, 22000 salary. Premier Rhallis resigns in Athens as Constantine’s cabinet is asked to stay on pending parliament sessions.
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Antrom
Wright
Reed
Morgantown
Clarksburg Telegram
Glenn Warner Rimor
Adam
Glenn Warner
Toosen
Pitt
Marshall
United States
Vics
Atlantic
Rhallis
Athens
Rhallia
Constanting
Offle
Parisment
Flowers for Sentiment A Christmas and New Year Offering
An item from a historical page extols flowers as carriers of sentiment and joy. It highlights first quality blooms and special deliveries for Christmas and New Year mornings, promising contentment and emotional expression through floral gifts.
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Ram
Auickey Shannon
Jersey City
Shannoh
Bay Mide Kinks
Onaris
Ersedineda
Nnt
Otbut Ca
Ray Schalke
Lyno
Belix
Chenoweth
Varalty
Weston Hush School
Weston
Sidney Wright
Slacks
United
Werrewes
Rene
Te Untrep Wooten Mitts Co
Ce Tranemane
Mian
Courtneys
Hauge Flower & Plant House
Ridgely Ave
Petey
Winston-Salem, N. C
Forx
Reynolds
Pete
R. J. Reynolds’ Acco Co
Sam
Winston-Salem
Peter
Atlanta
Yours
Hartley
Gillette
Heinze & Co
Fairmont
Madison ST
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