Progress in pigskin summary from early intercollegiate era
New York December 6 report traces forty seven years of college football. Penn State and Princeton lead in games played since 1878 and 1868 respectively, with Penn State at 303-114-16, Princeton 334-? with 43-? and Harvard 269-46-10. Tigers rank high in total games played.
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Six Day Bicycle Race Opens at Madison Square Garden
New York Vec 1 a.m. the twenty thirtieth annual six day bicycle race began at Madison Square Garden. Seventeen teams compete with riders including Taxson Eddie Root George Cameron Marty Kaiser and Francisco Verri. Several veterans suspended for violations and barred from the race.
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George Cameron
Marty Kaiser
Francisco Verri
Surmnuue Contract Names Across Multiple Countries
A rundown lists parties including Charles Vercey and Gordon Walker of Australia Peter Yrobach of South Boston Frank Corry Aurtrade Nay Eaton Eddie Madden of New ark XJ Paul Bouter Aeitzerland Vin cento Madonna Italy Joe Fogler Clarence Carman Jamaica Hadalph Maddie Rusen Leon Vanderatuyft Belgium Willey Hanley San Francisco Alfred Halstead Sacramento Georges Seres France Victor Linart Belgium as participants in a cross border contract dispute or agreement involving many nations and cities.
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Gordon Walker
Australia
Peter Yrobach
South Boston
Frank Corry
Aurtrade
Nay Eaton
Eddie Madden
Newark
Paul Bouter
Aeitzerland
Vincento Madonna
Italy
Joe Fogler
Clarence Carman
Jamaica
Hadalph Maddie Rusen
Austria
Leon Vanderatuyft
Belgium
Willey Hanley
San Francisco
Alfred Halstead
Sacramento
Georges Seres
France
Victor Linart
State Deaf and Blind School Fast Team Faces Rivals
The State Deaf and Blind School fields a fast, clever basketball squad coached by Wal lace Rubs, ex Ogden high captain. The Mutes recently beat Weber Academy 29 to 19 and aim to win the northern division, though age limits and draft rules may block entry to statewide play.
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Ogden High School
Ruby
Weber Academy
Hind Tram
Ogden
Ondes High
Nebraska to Play Eastern Elevens
Nebraska athletic officials, led by manager Ned Gay and coach Heid, announced plans for football games next year with Tatone and possibly two eastern universities. Negotiations with Cornell aimed at a reciprocal schedule, hoping to arrange a 1916 game and a future return in 1917. The university reports the latest season as the most successful in its athletic history.
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University of Washington Board of Control Faces Freshman Rule Clash
In a tense session the Associated Students board at the University of Washington debated an ine year rule affecting freshmen. Opposed members argued the measure limits access while proponents said it protects campus interests. The dispute centers on governance and student representation.
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Juneau Resigns as Wisconsin Coach after Disastrous Season
University of Wisconsin board of regents accepts the resignation of Bill Juneau as coach of the football and baseball teams. Longstanding dissatisfaction with the athletic department and a poor football season led to his removal.
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University of Wisconsin
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University Board of Regents
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Intercollegiate eligibility debate splits California Stanford ties
The discussion centers on enforcing a one year rule to curb professionalism in college sports. Eastern colleges support it as a safeguard, while California and Stanford clash over first year player eligibility. Critics point to fears of deterrence and altering competitive balance amid rugby involvement by players like Danny Carroll and J T Wylie. Smaller schools warn the rule strains already thin rosters.
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University of California
Stanford
Danny Carroll
J. T. Wylie
Cardinals
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Tila and Decker Win Tournament at Isat Friday Night
The McMillan-Decker team won the final match games of the min- Iton tournament at A. L. Glassmann's billiard parlor on Isat Friday night. They completed 12 games without defeat, with a hard-fought win over White and Smith by 2 and 3 points. The Malmin-Tlarron team was defeated by McMillan-Decker and White Smith, Wright-Tuttle finished third. The event drew a large crowd and many bets.
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Five Cornhuskers On All Missouri Choice Team
Five Nebraska players named to the All Missouri selection by a Kansas City newspaper after coaches and officials voted. End Chamberlain Speekman Tackles Carey James, Abbott Shields Center Sprong Quarterback Moss Halfbacks Rutherford captain Lindsey Fullback Leade. Eureka Memorial Held.
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Washington
Elks Memorial Held at Park City Lodge
Memorial services for Park City Elks were conducted in Roetely hall by lodge officers. The program included musical selections, a memorial address by Merry Welsh, and tributes from many lodge members.
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Annoying Aunday Golter Scene Captured in Mumbled Report
An unclear fragment describes a morning moment involving Aunday Golter and an unnamed group. The text hints at loneliness or isolation and references chipeh belle items. Further readable context is limited, leaving the scene described as a puzzling, fragmented report.
Lodge event program outlines ceremony and musical selections
The afternoon program lists Beles Won orchestra opening address by Exalted Ruler Walter Jensen roll call and secretary J Bowen selections including Forsaken male chorus and One Fleeting Hour sung by Genevievs Sullivan with eulogy by Edward Pike and Jeans My Savior chorus thanstopals by H J Reon Murray Roberts memorial address by Past Exalted Ruler M M Warner tenor solo I Hear You Calling Me by Thomas Tancock and closing ceremony with orchestra under Edward Honner and Professor Mark Robinson Read the Classified Ads
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