Oregon coach accepts Nebraska job move shocks college gridiron
Cobbled text indicates Oregon coach at University of Nebraska resignation or appointment. Dr EBdy Stewart athletic director of Oteson Agricultural College confirms the Lincoln dispatch that the coach accepted a similar Nebraska post with a stated salary of 4000 a year, 3000 in Lincoln. Facts appear garbled but center on a coaching change at Nebraska and a salary detail.
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University of Nebraska
Stubenville
Western
University of Cleveland
Portland
Ore
Ebdy Stewart
Oteson Agricultural College
Lincoln
Neb
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Stewart
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J. Stewart
Fcare
Oregon Agricultural College
Ufa
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University Athletic Board
Strehm
Nebraska
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Athletica
Getcha
Ganna
Indiana University
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Fnteresia
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Tinker
Tutherford
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Ponine University
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Third Ward Team Loses Game and Coaching Shuffle
The Weber academy sophomore basketball team routed Third Ward 84 to 24 in a game at Third Ward amusement hall. The report notes roster changes and upcoming shifts in coaching and athletic leadership affecting Oregon Agricultural College and Nebraska universities.
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Amuzement Hall
W. A. Saphs
Third Ward
Wrights Wiewer
California pair win American doubles tennis title
Clarence J. Griffin and William M. Johnston Kolla of California along with Ward Dawson defeated Japanese duo Kamacan and Mikal to capture the American doubles championship. Kumagar, champion of Japan, had defeated Oritsa for the ring's championship last week.
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Clarence J. Griffin
California
William M. Johnston Kolla
Ward Dawson
Notice of state board examiner meeting in Ogden
The Utah State Board of Examiners of Barebern will hold its regular meeting at Lonestir Harbor shop 518 Twenty-fifth effect Ogden on January 25 1916 at 9 00 a m for consideration of all applicants from Ogden and nearby. By order of the chair Hay President.
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Ogden Boxing Show Promises City Stars and Local Rivals
Bult Lake January 30 Downing a Manhattan club presents fifth season boxing show at Grand theatre tonight with star bouts and amateur curtain. Fr a tints Callahan Gruman and international junior plans tease crowd. Oren and Wright main local attractions with Johnson and Johan renewing old rivalries. Maloney and Newey also eye key wins amid crowded arena. Harvard coach Brown contract update ends.
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Red Newey
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K. C. Brown
Montana
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Japanese Sport Adoption Rings Through America
George W. Guthrie notes Americans returning from Japan describe Japanese athletes embracing American sports. He cites tennis and baseball as growing, with Japanese youths taking up wrestling fencing and football, while golf and track gain popularity among the broader public.
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Japan golf clubs rise as sport grows abroad
Ambstesdur notes Toklo club cup tradition while Japan expands golf presence with Yokohama and Kobe clubs. A monthly Tokyo publication Tha Bunker signals growing interest as younger Japanese enter commerce and seek Western games. Horan racing gains traction and meets in Traquent Antergala.
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Toklo
Yokohama
Kobe
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Tokio
Tourtato
United States
England
Pew Intercat
Ayenerafal
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A Year Without Summer in America 1816 Weather Anomaly
The piece recalls an 1816 summer anomaly, noting a year without summer in early U S history. It cites Niles Weekly Register editor IL Niles with reports from New England and other regions, describing unusually cool conditions and widespread speculation on climate change.
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United States
Stummer
Neiny Persims
Niles’ Weekly Register
Tastinnre
IL Niles
Kone
New England
Strangler Lewis Shines In International Wrestling Tourney
In New York a renowned American grappler nicknamed Strangler Lewis captivates audiences at the international event. A Kentucky native and former teacher, he has defeated nearly every foe, with Mesander Abork as his sole lingering obstacle. The article also surveys historic weather patterns and their claimed effects on crops and climates across the early 1800s.
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Lewis
Strangler
Kentucky
Mesander Abork
Levis
Aborg
Masked Marvel
Marc MacDermott Goes Beard Hunting
Mar c MacDermott seeks a specific hair shade for The Catspaw requiring crepe whiskers. War restrictions halted imports, forcing a citywide hunt for the right beard before he can distinguish his dual roles and maintain the film’s facial likenesses.
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Kleine Edison
Silliam Neabitt
Ita
New York City
MacDermott
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