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Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1920

Page

3

Courageous Keck blocks own glory in Harvard Princeton clash

In a Harvard Princeton football game, Stanley Keck of Princeton passes up personal glory to ensure safer scores. He sacrifices a potential solo touchdown by tackling Harvard players and blocking a critical punt, enabling Princeton to score and win the drive. His actions, praised by observers, echo wartime valor.

New York Stanley Keck Princeton Tigers Harvard Crimson Warriors Keck J. G. B. Morse Open Road Boston George Owen Owen Heck Newton LeGendre

Keck's Greatness in Two Accounts Readings

A reader compares two accounts of Keck's performance, presenting one truth and one fiction. The piece invites judgment of Keck's talent by contrasting detailed portrayal with imaginative narration.

Keck

Yale names Mack Aldrich captain breaking prep school rule

Boston报道说 Yale 选出 Mack Aldrich 为队长 打破长期传统 以往队长皆来自大型预科 院 Aldrich 来自 Fall River 的一所高中 这标志性突破引发关注

Boston Mack Al_ drich Yale Eli Aldrich Fall River

Willard aims for short bout with Dempsey talks

Topeka sports writer notes Jess Willard believes he has the physical attributes to threaten Dempsey in a brief bout. He plans to sharpen conditioning for four or five rounds rather than a full 15 round mill, aiming to step at full speed early.

Topeka, Kas Jesss Willard * Pelieves Dempsey Jess

Miller Huggins Recalled as David Harum Trader

A reminiscence notes Miller Huggins earned fame here as a David Harum trader during his managerial days. Since moving to New York he has not fared as well, with rival clubs reluctant to offer big town teams bargains.

Fr. Louis Miller Huggins David Harum New York

Scholz Resumes Indoor Sprint Training at Cambridge

Cambridge, Mass Johnny Scholz the Missouri sprinter who has established his residence here is training for indoor sprinting again. Scholz is a flier on the board track.

Cambrdge Mass Johnny Scholz Missouri Scholz

Thorpe puzzled why he isn’t in the majors

Jim Thorpe reflects on his baseball career and questions why he never stayed in the big leagues. He notes that he hit over .300 during his time at bat and believes his performance should have earned him a longer major league run, but offers no clear answer.

Akron Jim Thorpe

Title holder defeats Jackson in play off

Robert Cannefax, the title holder, defeated Clarence Jackson of Kansas City 75 to 68 in 100 innings to win the three cornered playoff for the national three cushion billiard championship. He will meet John Layton of St. Louis Monday in the deciding game. Cannefax’s high run was seven. Jackson’s was five.

Chicago Robert Cannefax Clarence Jackson Kansas City John Layton St. Louis Cannefax Jackson Layton

Southern league clubs push 16 player unit plan

Louisville reports that Memphis Birmingham and Atlanta advocate a 16 player unit and a salary arrangement of $5,000 a month for Southern league clubs.

Louisville Memphis Birmingham Atlanta

Post mortem dinner satirizes Harding era politics

Washington reports a Gridiron Club annual dinner featuring a spoof on the presidential election. Skits included a front porch gathering at Marion Ohio with Harding, Daugherty, Works, Jolson, Bryan and rumors of slush funds. A crystal gazer foretold Harding’s ties to foreign policy and a backdoor note from Gompers.

Washington Marion Ohio Senator Harding Harry M. Daugherty Senator Works al Jolson William Bryan Mr. Daugherty Koko Harding Will H. “Hayes Mr. Hayes Teague of Nations Hard Harding Samuel Gompers White House Mr. Gompers America George Harvey Taft Borah Johnson Knox Lodge Lafayette Reed Wood Lowden Samuel Gompers Herbert Hoover Elihu Root Harvey Marshall White’ House Wilson Palmer Daniels Meredith Burleson Geddes Ambasador and Toles J.gusserand

Wierman Acquitted Over Whiskey Theft Claim

Dec. 10. Charles R. Wierman accused of stealing whiskey from a freight car was acquitted in district court. Judge Westover instructed the jury to discharge the defendant, ruling that whiskey being an outlaw has no value.

Houston woman offers farm for home for defective Sunie

Mrs H D Stalb offers her Harris county farm to use as a home for defective Sunie. If the offer is accepted she wishes permission to assist at the home without pay.

Houston H D. Stalb Harris

Cat mascot loses nine lives in alley incident

Mickey, a fire department mascot, reportedly lost all nine lives while defending his alley promenade against two canine trespassers. The cat had been rescued from a snow storm back in 1908.

Mickey

Encouragement for Irrigation Hopes Reaches Salt Lake

Salt Lake City received encouragement for western irrigation today as visiting members spoke on reclamation plans and water projects. The remarks underscored hopes for more reliable irrigation supplies and farm stability across western states.

Reclamation ' Association Salt Lake City Utah West Salt Lake

Dear Patrolman File Notes on Beat Suspension

Patrolman A Scardato is noted as suspended for ten days while on his beat, with records indicating disciplinary action and pending review. The fragment references a temporary removal from duty during the specified period. Further official details are not provided in the readable text.

Toledo A. Scardato

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