Football Costs and Margins at University of California 1910–1916
The report notes UC football costs rising from 1910 to 1916 with a net margin around 92100 after expenses. Increases attributed to expanded schedules, coaching salaries, travel, and equipment. The 1916 season cost about 10,000 more than 1915, while 1917 projections anticipate lower deficits due to equipment purchase cycles.
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University of California
Stansket Biroud
Sear
Atlea
California
Marvey Mooney
Oregon
Whittler
Ozel
Half Breed Wins The Dog Race In Staged Fort
In a chaotic scene at Lake Coma Campbell I and other competitors battled for the lead as Half Breed, a Cree and Hudson Bay district dog racer, surged ahead before fading. Fred Uarton, an American, finished near the rear amid confusion while Grayson, Meteatt, and Gabriel Campbell followed.
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Anoka
Hartman
Lake Como
Rushel
L. W. Hill
St. Paul
Boston
Manitobs
Puraea
Albert Campbell
Tleven
Pembina Trail
Winnipeg
Ned River
Paul
Ft. Paul
Minn
Hudson Bay District
Fred Uartons
N Atand
Lake Coma
Campbell
Tit Grayson
Jos Meteatt
Gabriel Campbell
Ulnner
Bik Niver
Aleo
Bla
Ray Wins B. A. A. Smile Event
Jole W. Tay of the Timofa Athletic club won the three mile race in 14 minutes 23 45 seconds at the Indoor track meet. Ian Villar Kyroace of New York led early and finished second. Earl J. Thinnyson, now a freshman at Villamouth, tied the world record for forty five yards over high hurdles. Michael A. Devanney of Millrose won the hunter mile in 4 minutes 23 seconds. Yale beat Harvard in the relay. Dartmouth defeated Princeton in the short race. Millrose club beat Meadow Brooks in Philadelphia.
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Earl J. Thinnyson
Vllamouh
Michael A. Devanney
Millrose Athletic Club
New York
Ian von A. Myers
Finnals Athletic Club
Devanney
Mytere
Mayer Willams
Brown University
Enegra
Yale
Harvard
Marveed
Cornsh
Tpartmouth
Trinceton
Ber Inst Ta Syracuss
Lorger
Millrose Club
Meadow Brooks
Philadelphia
Weber Juniors Defeat K.8.P. in Rough Victory
Weber juniors toppled the KR 8 P team 19 to 11 Saturday night to rise atop the league percentage column. Left forward Daun Teek for teens, center Lindeau, guard Hauleh and Detar led Weber with strong inside play as Reeder and Brumtook contributed on defense.
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Weber
KR. 8
Lepgua
Vadgceood
Box Elder High Loses to Utah Aggies in Dramatic Game
Brigham City February tenth reports one of the season s most spectacular basketball efforts as Box Elder High falls to the Utah Aggies 35 to 35 in a tight contest. Kapple and McMillan starred for the Aggies while Watkins and Tingley dazzled for Box Elder.
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Brigham City
Utah Agate Quint
Argo
Eprong
Ecore
Kapple
Kappte
McMillan
Watkina
Tingley
Marietta College Claims New Basketball Records
Marietta College of Ohio reportedly sets multiple basketball records this season. The squad posted 629 points across six games and defeated a rival 130 to 10, a feat celebrated by local observers while questions linger on guard lineups and specific game details. Local sports writer Tom Taorp hints at a historic Laurel for Marietta, though some figures remain unclear.
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Marietta College of Ohio
Diapote
Wolting
Marletts
Twestyers
Tom Taorp
Treck
Marietta
Ton
Dundee's Drawing Powers Dimmed
In Weber County Utah a sheriff sale is set for February 23 1917 at noon at the south front door of the Weber County Court House Ogden to sell property described as part of the NW quarter of the SW quarter Section 11 Township 6 North Range 2 West Salt Lake Meridian with water rights and eight shares of the Davis and Weber Counties Canal Company stock. The action concerns E J Harness plaintiff versus Leo J Lambert Myrtle Lambert and Aaron D Medford defendants with Peterson Sheriff of Weber County and Deputy Sheriff Curtis Aliron. Post dates January 24 1917 and February 2 1917. The note includes unrelated literary text about Johnny Thadee and boxing figures.
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E J. Harness
Platott
Ts. Leo J. Lambert
Myrtle Lambert
Aaro
D. Medford
Rhertt
Weber County
Ogden City
Dist
Jowiks
Utah
North Hange
Salt
Neridian
Burtey
Ward
Oregon Short Line Rtailway Company
Carl M. Adams
Oregon Short Tine Railroad Company
Davis and
Weber Counties Canal Company
C. Peterson
Curtis Alilon
Suffering Cats Give This Man The Gold Medal
An old style drug advertisement promotes freezone a remedy for corns on feet. It claims quick relief by applying a chemical to remove soreness and the corn from the root. The ad targets women in high heel shoes and urges readers to cut out the notice.
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Cincinnati
Noe
Salt Lake teams lead divisions in early basketball standings
Salt Lake Feb 6 reports show West High leading division two and L D S U top in division one. West High has won all three first subdivision games while L D S U has five wins in the second subdivision. Coach Hamilton anticipates stronger hold on second place as Murray looms in the second division.
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Salt Lake
Toat Finda
West High
Ltk i. U
Firey
Amalon
Oper
Accond
West Bled
Toorts Ss
L. Cp
Jonian
Kenore Finehed
Hataiiton
Ftern
Tey
Murray
Chasapa
Tom
Fragmented synopsis with misread names and violent imagery
A garbled synopsis cites Pattie Mooter and a dramatic chain of events. It mentions a fight, a student, a tank of alligators, and a fall from a floor. The fragmentary text is largely unreadable and unclear who is involved or where the event occurs.
Fifth Episode Rescue Amid Alligators At Crosbys
Tat rescues Kelly trapped above a flooded room as alligators struggle toward a water source. She improvises with planks and rope, freeing him before calling him later. Fat and Van Nuys plan to attend a Crosbys party while manipulating Kelly into the scene.
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Tat
Nir Kelly
Odid
Kelly
Dacghes
Pat
Pat Catten
Jacques
Abe
Mel
Perglsalon
They
Europe
Tia
Longigx
van Nuye
Pat'n Boudoir
Crosbys
van Nuys
Cromby
Westy
Pat and the Crosby jewels stunt ends in peril
Pat orchestrates an Apache plan to guard jewels at the Crosby estate. An aviation man joins the reconnaissance, a bomb explodes, and a daring escape in an airplane ends with a crash into a tree and a fire, leaving the fate of Pat and the pilots hanging in suspense.
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Butatoed
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BOX Elder High
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Corvle
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Tinsler
Lillywhite
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Phe Evans
Alchar
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Marietta College
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Geo. We
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Sheriff's Sale
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Johnny Thadee
Alekt
Willie Jackson
Oscar Tobin
Iefy
Dundes
Laat Frasan
Interrest
Jos Aserido
Philadelphis
Jimmie Murphy
Stanley Yoakum
Denver
Cole Jimmie Murphy
Jon Nandut
New Orleans
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Phil Asloom
Matt Wells
New Ha
Inston
Johnny O'Leary
Ever Hamner
B. Chie Heroy Leonard
Buck Mirmicg
Philadelphie
Vee Hammer
Kansas
Cydhemie Hanlon
St. Lou
Joe Welling
Eddie Watfare
Brooklyn
Jeonng Tillman
Phiadelphia
Isabella Murray
Tam Murray
Ald Court
Devine
Platowtis
T.T. Oconnomly
Wiatatha
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Oxdee
Sametess
Teadhe Clanaitiad Ads
Fire Sutdirts
LL Pet
Troele
East Miah
Gradaville
U. of
Jordan
Bingham
Bellans
Slade
Puddle Mask
Grace Guvardeee
Universal Film
Smf. Co
Pattie Mooter
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Sten
Kally
Crosby
Croaby
Crosby Ar
Aviation Corps
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Howe
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Bowie
Uhey
Phil Kelly
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Ephinr
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Eury
van Naya
Sphinx
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Tanto Ledhang
Betty
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Nelly
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