Radio Report Preview for College Football Matchup
The report outlines Stanford and California football topics and predictions. Key figures include Pitt, Hewitt, and Cravens with references to Weather, Dogeast, and Cravens Bhipke. It notes anticipation of a game with Pitt facing a strong Stanford side and mentions various players and coaches.
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Paso
Anderaas
Hewitt
Bucktlald
Stanford Paragon Tis
Han tHiord
Brilethigl
Cald
Pitta
Wirmith
Californis
Keyman
Hines Armiwar
Stanford Sense
Lafehot
Havitie
Dogeast
Cravens Bhipke Mertz
Woodvarit
Tilden's Tennis Folk In 1922 Spotlight
Fragmentary OCR notes chronicle Tildens tennis circle and players like Willis, Tider, and William Joubln in early 1920s California. Mentions unknown awards, year endpoints, and a mix of names, games, and dates, with unclear context and scattered remarks about performances and traditions.
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California
Pole Suir
Teonla Jouldie
Willis Tider
Ly Aine Bt
William Joublon
Piven
Wylliam Tilden
Meraiakin
al Hala
Yost Pioneer of the Forward Pass
Chicago dispatch sketches the 25 year origin of the forward pass credited to Michigan coach Fielding H. Yost. It notes his early spiral throw technique, influence on 1905 football, and later discussions of box scores and baseball crossovers, with side mentions of Johnson Cobb and Western Conference track matters.
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Michigan
Chicago
Associatus Privn
H. Yort
Coneh
Univeralty
Weing
Pantera
Anna
Inn
Fairview High Scorches Normal in Close Scrimmage
Fairview High School defeated Normal 22 to 9 in a hard fought basketball game. Key players for Fairview were Mitchell and Underwood while Wilko and Knight led the visitors in scoring. A full season schedule for Fairview teams is printed by Yost Brothers of Fairview.
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Mt Fairview
Fox
Fairview High Schools
Ausegadnd
Downing
Fairmont Normal Neforvon
Une
Tom Lok
Underwood
Fairview
Wilko
Knteht
Jorats
Wilkan Lewis
Mishael Toothman
Suydar
Smith
Wilson
Snyder
Retoro
Garratt
Wesleyan
Marke
Ammona
Bearwes
Wolfe
Michaels
Wasketball Ceagie
Fairylow High School
Hoya Ind Girla
Yost
Brothers of Falevinn
Eastside Downs and Grafton Tossers Clash in Bizarre Meet
Eastside Downs hosts Grafton as both teams field players and substitutes amid a chaotic roster of injuries and lineups. Key names include Edghs Behdol and Mitchie, with Br ea ley's plays noted, while the girls team schedules and local tournament dates surface from Morgantown to Farmington.
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Nelnon A. Kellogg
Purdue University
Western Confer Eee
Dow Nave
Hole
Nwa
Géven
Ano
Ron
MY. Rollege
Korloggs
Nrgantzation
Kollowe
Behdol
Bida
Bridgeport
Tyesday
Maki
Teror
Monson
Hind
Eresley
Mitchie
Brealey
Noid Aumenary
Grafton
Minkle
Samper
Gator Shaw
Sy von Roanar Hettner
Tee Broaley
Ganras Sudetiuutions
Henry
Iila
Algy/ Adaninet
Celaya
Goule—Hinkele
Sampson
Layian
Foulgate Hickman
Stanley
Knendr
Roferny
Colgate
Return of Benton to Majors Opposed
Reports from New York indicate controversy over Benton joining the majors amid World Series era scandal ties. Commissioner Landis leads an investigation into alleged fixed games, with prominent baseball figures denying or supporting bids, signaling a charged path for Boston, Cincinnati, and national league interests.
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Benton
Chicago
Nee
Glant Pltah
Siare Purahan
St Paul
Nacional League
Asl
Thinit
Uation
Venterday
B.” B.oknaan
EnarAeriten
Teague
Heydler
Conitlanloner Landis
Boaton
Wick
Rom Formar
Cincinnatis
Jterzox
Aidavite
Art Wilhon
Tooy
Boston Braves
Tihard Bontot
Cobb and Cobbers in Cuban baseball legend retold
The Havana tale describes a 1911 Detroit visit to Cuba with Ty Cobb where a sensational stop Cobly was said to require a throw to retire him. The account mentions Cuban pitchers and a humorous claim about slowing Cobb with misplayed throws.
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Aly Celanaad
Lugky Attr
Rownte
Kaydlwaye
Ewan Weiling
Cobb
Charley
Hemphill
Ani
Lance
Son
Lato
Dempsey Signs Tomee Lens Villa Adoene New York
In a fragmented sports notice, Dempsey signs with Tomee Lens Villa Adoene. The text mentions Villa in New York and a night event, with unclear details about opponents, outcomes, or dates.
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