Deaf and Blind School to Face Mutes in Afternoon Tilt
Sporting and Athletic News notes the Deaf and Blind School basketball team meets the Fast Mutes at 4 pm. Rommey’s scrappy squad aims to prove strong on the floor and contend for the division title after football. The Deaf team, coached by Romney, will field 12 picked players including DeYoung and Falck as key guards and forwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temoraw
Echool
Oral High School
Dope
Romney
Webb Academy
Wale
Ruby
Ald
Boa
Rame
Ft Nomary
Trague
DoYgung
Doo
Maeree
Forwardy
Falck
L. Falck
Spencer
Guards
Lodsry
Charabrre
Seenier Positics
Tha Inrup
DeYoung
Old Timers Bowl Record Night Versus Forestry Service
The Old Timers toppled Forestry Service 2652 pins across three fast games on Smokery alleys, regaining form after a season of strong bowling. Camp led with 226 and high averages, while Ant and BAT contributed solid totals as the team notched a dominant total against Forestry Service in Commercial League play.
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Forestry Service
Woods
Sanford
Watkins
Williams and Burns Fight to Twenty Round Draw in New Orleans
New Orleans December 6 Kid Williams the Baltimore bantamweight champion and Frankie Burns of Jersey City battled twenty rounds ending in a draw. Williams weighed 118 pounds and took the late rounds with steady infighting and frequent uppercuts while Burns pressed early and fought hard, but the referee Ed Smith ruled the bout even. Burns showed clever generalship and long reach but Williams’ stronger sparkling finish and body pounding kept the fight even through most rounds.
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New Orleans
Kid Wii Fame
Baltimore
Frankie Burns
Jersey City
Btle
Neferee
Smith
Fach
Oth
Burns
Will
Willams
Williams
Durns
Bng
Dored
Syracuse Dominates Occidental In Final Season Football
In Los Angeles Syracuse University defeated Occidental College 15 to 0 in the season finale. Slater’s long run highlighted Syracuse scoring while Occidental captain McClung suffered a severe right ankle fracture early in the third quarter. Touchdowns totaled five for Syracuse with Dan Gosia converting points after.
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Los Angeles
Der
Syracuse University
Occidental College
Syracuse
Occidental
Slater
Syracust
McClung
Occidental Teat
Bytacuse
Dumore
Burns
Kepler
Wella Cabh
S.cees
Holmes Sehlachter
Shipke Smiseon
McDonough
Gsereveres Wieran Glimore
As.s
Fleck
Holtinger Johnsen
Triste
Travis
Wraney
Daniels Meciaty
Huycke
Brown
Tate
McClunt Traiter
Dgomnetheh
Ocellent
Gosia
Syratune
Syracuec T
Crowley Elected To Lead Butte High Men
Crowley, right tackle and three year veteran of the Butte high school team, was chosen captain for 1916 at the annual football dinner in Butte Montana. Crowley noted for large build and star play in the fall season, is a popular choice among teammates and supporters.
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Crowley
Butte High
Flutie
Mont
Dinuer Sion
Rgtty Tech
Northwest
Clit Crowley
Tote
Unanimous Second Ballot Crowley Captain Vote
Driscoll appeared calm as he was nominated for captain in Crowley but on the second ballot the vote was unanimous.
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Driscoll
Crowley
L. Clark Leads League as Ed Smyth and Ruddick Fall
L. Clark bowling team holds a slim lead in the league as Ed Smyth and Ruddick fall from ties after recent duels. Ted Watking tops averages at 183.5 with other high scorers including Fleberg and Wallen. Upcoming matches feature Ed Smyth vs Ruddick Hats and I L Clark vs Buchmiller & Flowers with a $15 entry.
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L. Clark
Lhat
Ed. Smyth
Ruddick Het
I. I. Clarks
Ruddick
Kuchmiller & Flowers
Ted Watking
Nest
Fleberg
Mrmok
Wallen
Wing
Roadick Hats
I. L. Clark
Buchmiller & Flowers
A. L. Glasmann
Lane
Peter la
Charseer Tob
BSN
Smyth
Ruddick Hall
Buchmiller & F
Ertle Quick Knockout Ends Bantam Bout in Seconds
Johnny Ertle of St Paul, bantamweight claimant, defeated Yount Diertns in 45 seconds in Philadelphia. The fast finish came after Diertns was knocked down three times, Ertle landing the decisive blows as the bell signaled start. Brite weighed 116 12 pounds and Diggins 115 pounds.
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Ertle
Philadelphia
Johnny Ertle
St Paul
Yount Diertns
Myring
Brite
Lsd
Brie
Jand Diggins
Boxing Bout Talk Sparks Split Over Mandot Feud
The article reports that managers Tommy Walsh and Joe Scaragna agreed on a twenty fight card featuring Tor Arith, Tartarich, and Tommy Burns to boost a Chicago event. Mandot’s reluctance risks a rift with Walsh and the Oght plan, with potential impact on winter championship scheduling.
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Eans
Torarith
Tartarich
Tommy Burns
Tommy Walsh
Joe Scargagna
Paul Ford
Lew Rose
Mandot
Tommy
Walsh
Chicago
Increased Grain Rates Approved by Interstate Commerce
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved higher grain rates on Great Northern lines in Minnesota and South Dakota to Kansas City Southern routes in Kansas, Mississippi, and Oklahoma and on Union Pacific lines in Kansas. Also in brief news, Chas. Chaplin’s films Shanghaied His Hand and Seal and A Race For a Gold Mine were showing at the Rex. open at 6 p.m. Death notice from Kaysville: Zemorah Sime, 12, died in Fairfield, Ida., and her body to be brought home. Standard Oil of New York raised export refined petroleum prices by 25 points to 10.50 cents per gallon for cases, 4.73 cents for tanks, and 8.40 cents per barrel for Standard white. Funeral services for Philo Dibble, 79, Layton, held Tuesday at 11 a.m. at West Layton ward chapel.
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Washington
Polota
Great Northern Railway
Minnesota
South Dakota
Kansas City Southern
Kansas
Mission
Oklahoma
Polots
Union Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Standard Oil
New York
Standard Oil Company of
Layton
Philo Dibble
Layton Ward
Davis and Weser Counties Canal Company
Fatte
Prim
Anois
Adams
W. Pee
Barlantyne
J. T
Mattantyne
Gee
Barlow
Jesse
Jesexr
Jesse I
Jerse
Watton
Alvaretta
Corbridge
Mamia
Corbidge
Mamieral
Clearfield Orchar
Creighbaum
Harrison B
Child
Harrison
Evans
Augustus
Ertert
Fis ‘Isher
Worton
Fernelius
Gibson
J. H
Haroon
D. J
Hodgson
John
Hartley
Brigham
PA Hartley
Brigham Gues Hartley
Tiighbam
Tas Hodson
John Thaees
Hodson
John IL
Harte. Rauch
Jensen
Ring
Hyrum
Orgon
Ayton
Orson
Lambert
Leon J. J
Moore
David
Mattoon
David Peveer
Malay
Henry
Moon
John Henry
Mose
Mathews
Otel
Nalder
G Brien
J. B
Stokes
Aves
Board of Directors
Weber County Court House
Orden
Utah
J.C. Nye
Dibble Family Notice From Layton Area
Funeral details show interment in Kaysville and surviving family members. Mr Dibble had lived in the locality since early life. Survived by widow and five sons and three daughters including Edwin Ray George David Rudolph and D H Roberts and Nettle Mender of Layton and others.
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Dibble
Eatty ‘Bs
Edwin
Ray
George
David D. Dibble
Layton
Rudolph Dibble
Burley
D. H. Roberts
Nettle Mender
Cross and Seles Prepare for Match in New York Harbor
Reported boxing proceed with Wallach as representative and Lichtstein as manager, each posting 260 for appearance and guarantees. Cross trains for December 25 bout, Wolgast prepares for a separate match at a Michigan farm, with arrival three days before the event. The bout is described as a high profile clash in local rings.
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Cross
Slels
Am Wallach
Leach
Nal Larney Lichtfnstein
Ad Worgael
Wie Harbor
Temelu
Morry
Wolgast
Cuchila
Mich
Catchers Hold Them On Bags This Year
Max Carey of Pitaburg leads in steals while a poor batting year drags down team averages. Jed Nationy and Larry Darlas top or low marks, with Carey compiling 32 stolen bases and George Nuns Ved noted in limited play. The league records reflect a disjointed season with unusual batting figures.
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Max Carey
Pitaburg
Mrate
Jed
Larry Darlas
Carey
George Nuns
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