Northern Division High School Basketball Schedule 1916
Sporting and Athletic News outlines the northern division schedule for 1916 high school basketball. Six teams compete for the division title and state championship, led by Ogden, Weber Academy, Hyrum, Brigham, Richmond, and Kayville, with Kaysville joining as a newcomer. The season runs January through March with varied city matchups and venue notes.
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Teagu
Jfara
Dtsvision
Provo
Oxden High School
Weber Academy
Wageslie High
Hox Elder High School
Ityruin High School
Tichmond High School
Kaysville
Brigham Ve.t Brixham
Kayaville Va
Prom
Hyrum
Kayaville
Richman
Richmond
Weber Va
Tiigham
Oeden
Werber
Ogden
Kieu R . Webruary
Michmond
Orden
Hichmond
Brigham
Hyram
Kayarilla
Bayovitly
Weber
As Ris
Weber Ve
Rayaville
Belgham Ve
Richmont
Richton
Ilyrum Ve
Caden
Eden
Belgham Ad Beata
Ogdes Te
Hsttm
Kyrum
Omlen Ta
Riehmontt
S. Kaysrille
Melmond Ve
Byrum
Kaysrille
Kayerliie
Ogden Va
Welser
Seventh Ward Ram Tops Fourth Ward in Opening League
In a fast Fourth ward armimement hall game, the Seventh ward Ram beat Fourth ward 31 to 24 to open the Mutual Improvement league. Referee Kerr assisted by Watkins and other officials. Scorers included Hilton four for Fourth Ward and Wapkina two for Seventh Ward.
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Armimement Hall
Ram
Marfow
Kerr
Watkins
Foster
Tarlow
Cotth
H. Mase
Mon
Paul Wals
Hilton
Couch
Wapkina
Endeavor 10 Retain Club Ownership Amid Bank Offer
A chaotic scene unfolds as creditors and American financiers debate keeping Clive in Cleveland hands. A conference between bankers and the American group failed to map a clear path. Rumors place Cleveland capital headed by Hen Vopilos as a potential buyer at 376000 dollars, with bids and interest circling among major financiers.
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Clevehind
W. Dee
Ionnven
de Amer Tan Treane
Antirm
Clive
Isnteluk
Trams
Somers
Bathkers
Somtaete
Gall
Cleveland Capitaliate
Hen Vopilos
Johieon
Ireloner
Plrubure
Binetain
Tha
Tha Tadarendent Tersey
Tutay
Mfr
John
World War I Update With Allied Paces and German Losses
Reports from the front mention limited business at a league meeting due to no quorum, and bids to move teams between cities. Allied actions near Meuse and St Mihiel yield significant German losses, with 3668 uninjured taken since operations begun. Belgian shelling targets German shelters near Dinmude and other works at Woumes and Layghem.
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Ruppert and Huston
New York
Navin
Detroit
Comiskey
Chicago
Laonin
Boston
Elsselind
Moger Bresnehan
Depoard
Homo
Alsas
Ville Au Bals
Argonne
la Fille Morte
Meusa
Warmont Wood
St. Mihhiel
Vosges
Edit
Thur
Hartmenens-Wedterkopf
Hebfelsen
Hirsstein
Hene
Rly Ofcre
Dinmude
Chateau de Woumes
Layghem
Big Match Staged Tonight in Salt Lake City
Balt Lake December 10 Wre Internal boxing card features 165 lb contenders Mike Yokel and Joe Turner at Salt Lake Theater. Weigh-ins: Yokel 168 1 2 lb Turner 157 lb. Promoter Freq Crabbe presents a high stakes bout with championship implications for the winner and hall of fame threat for the loser.
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Balt Lake
Freq Crabbe Montha
Mike Yokel
Ineal Fazette
Joe Turner
Washington
Pollen Gazette
Paynes Ringelde
Salt Lake Theater
Referes den Harker
Yokel
Turner
Desaur
Hall of Fame
Paris War Office Newses From Frontline Daily Update
Paris dispatch reports artillery activity on both sides in Peigiony and Artola theater throughout the day with further details to follow. The war office notes continued operations and unspecified movements to the north.
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Peigiony
Artola
Thaja
Trade in Cork Limbs Expands Rapidly Worldwide
An industry once small is expanding quickly to produce false arms and legs. One American firm reportedly has orders from French and Danish governments totaling 150,000 dollars. The company’s normal output is about 250 artifacts a month, with plans to significantly boost production soon.
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Popular Science Monthly
Plodding Pete Seeks Food in a Metnatet Scene
An excerpt shows Plodding Pete asking for a meal while a tense exchange hints at a disrupted farm routine. A woman warns him away, and references to a husband provoke a pushback. Voices mix in a rustic, clipped dialogue about corn, fields, and backstory.
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Pete
Willard Fulton bout cancelled in New Grinans era
Heavyweight title fight between Jess Willard and Frank Fulton was cancelled after promoter disputes over match terms. Tom Jones, Willard’s manager, indicated a probable February rematch in Milwaukee or Chicago, while talks with Moran for an alternative eight to ten round bout continued.
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New Grinans
Jesui Fred Fulton
Minnesota
Tom Jones
Willard
Tammy Iitirna
Tucat
Dominiek J. Tortorish
Jones
Burns
Fulton
Allwaukes
Tartarch
Burne
Frank Moran
Vittaburg
Turng
Chicago
Snashershter
T. A Andrews
Milwaukee
Andrews
New York
Moran
Orleana
Mullan
Fulian
Ign
A Andrews
Boa
Sfarch
Bia
Milwauken
Aké Collins
Patton
Tecelrou
New Orleans
Collins Wald
Faithen Jones
Tommy Burne
Tom Andrews
Doris
Notice of annual meeting at First National Bank Ogden Utah
The regular annual meeting of the Wareholtern of the First National Bank of Ogden Utah will be held in the banking room at 2434 Washington Avenue Ogden Utah on Tuesday January 11 1916 at 1030 am for the election of a director to serve for the ensuing year and to transact any other business properly before said meeting Dated Ogden Utah December 21 AAS James F Burton Cashier Advertisement
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Wareholtern of the First
National Bank of Ogden
Wish
Washington Avenus
Ogden
Utah
Oden
Aas
Janes F. Burton
Incomplete German Front Report Warns of Winter Hurdles
Dispatches describe winter weather as the greatest obstacle to war operations on principal fronts. General French faces renewed demands amid shifting fronts. Reiter’s correspondent notes ongoing attrition and strategic strain as December gives way to January.
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London
Cast
Wratex
Dreaa
Una
Reiter
Weather and strategy shape major offensive plans in war
A military briefing notes weather as the key reason for delaying a large offensive while troops and munitions grow stronger. It warns of careful planning to counter possible German counterattacks, with winter conditions hindering rapid artillery movements and big offensives. A Russian correspondent reports harsher winter in the eastern theater and doubts any major action before late January. The report also mentions French progress in the Vosges foothills and political caution in implementing conscription amid opposition, excluding Ireland.
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Adda
Uel
Vosges
Patha
London Explanation on Cabinet Move in War Crisis
London reports explain Prime Minister Asquith plans changes to cabinet policy on conscription and reinforcement flow. The piece notes a preference for a steady supply of reinforcements and outlines debates over compulsory service for single men and later career exemptions.
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London
Wremier Asquith
HEALTH HABITS AND THE COST OF WALKING
The article urges women to form healthful habits by choosing walking over rides for short distances. It argues that walking improves health, mood, and overall well being, while reliance on streetcars, buses, taxis, or cars for brief trips can harm health. It emphasizes easy, daily choices shape long term wellness.
Walter’s Hydration Habit Noticed in Daily Routine
A casual observation notes Walter drinks water without ice as a daily habit, with a recurring pattern of hydration at specific times. The text emphasizes the regularity and personal routine behind his water intake.
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Walter
Chiraty
Unsound Fragments From A Smoky Railcar Scene
A garbled excerpt shows four youths on a train car with smoking and tobacco use. The text depicts a tech-leaning youth posture, repeated interruptions, and a puzzled speaker asking about the weather, all in a fragmentary narration style.
Red Cress Seals Offer Help in Utah Tuberculosis Fight
The Standard office advertises Red Cress Seals at unt cent each to support tuberculosis suppression efforts in Utah. The appeal urges every letter sent between now and January to be sealed with the Red Cress Seal.
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Standard
Utah
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