Harvard and Cornell Rivalry Highlight 1920s Grid Season
Sporting and Athletic News touts Cornell and Harvard as supreme in football with Captain Charlie Barrett praised as possibly the best quarterback in America. Shiverick is noted for a 40 yard drop kick against Harvard. Cornell faced two major remaining games against Michigan and Pennsylvania on Thanksgiving.
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Harvard
Charlie Barrett
America
Barrett
Walter Camp
Cornell
Shiverick
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Turner Wrestler Seals Eastern Bout at Orpheum Nov. 17
Turner puts up 200 dollar certified check to clinch a contract with Champion Jack Harbertupa for a bout at the Orpheum theatre on November 17. Manager Joseph Goss reports Turner’s good faith and readiness for several matches en route to Ogden. Turner also sent a 500 Police Gazette bolt for exhibition purposes and aims to arrive mid next week. Marberteon trains daily at Pingree gym preparing to make weight by November 4 without weakening.
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Jack Harbertupa
Orpheum Theatre
Joe Turner
First National Bank
Joseph Goss
Orpheum
Turner
Molive Gazette
Bia Wey
Ogden
Goas
Police Gazette
Marberteon
Milan
Yale Captain Gives Orders to Rally Yale Team
Chicago March 2. Yale captain Thomas L Shevlin urges fast unity and effort to whip Yale into shape upon arrival of Rheivin from Minnesota. He aims to prepare Yale to defeat Harvard and Princeton. Shevlin, twice previously, has stepped in during coaching transitions.
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Chicago
Thomas L. Shewliu
Yale
New Haven
Jald
Rheviin
Minnespelia
New Maven
Bhevna
Harvard
Prnceton
Shevlin
Oftack
Wison
Higglebotham
Drilli
Bigelow
Wilson
Tennis Champs Win in Close Match in San Francisco
San Francisco, Nov 2 William Johnsson and Clarence Griffin local doubles champions, lost the first set but won the next two against Al and Merl Reseabers in the preliminary of the Pacific Coast tennis championship. The score read 10-12 6-4 6-1. Molla Wirerudt, a national woman champion, defeated Mrs H. Hes Meyer of San Francisco 6-4 6-0 with a steady backcourt game and strong attack throughout.
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San Francisco
William Johnsson
Clarence Griffin
Merl Reseabers
Molla Wiuretedt
White Sox to start training camp at Mineral Wells
Chicago plans early camp start on March 10 announced by President Comiskey to keep the White Sox near Texas border towns before the season. Exhibition games in Fort Worth Dallas Houston and San Antonio are arranged as the data set schedule shifts three weeks later than usual.
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White Sox
Chicago
Chicago Americans
Smineral Wells
Tex
Comiskey
Tezas Metta Cowdaya
Forth Worth
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
Cyr
Wyoming Woman Killed by Train at Fort Steele
A Wyoming woman was struck and killed by a freight train while crossing the Union Pacific yards at Fort Steele on Saturday night. The victim, noted as Mrs. Viell, died a short time after the accident. Survived by her husband, the tragedy is being investigated as officials work to locate additional details and notify relatives.
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Fort Steele
Wyo
Mrn
Belhsale
Pacific Yards
Husbend
Robert Edeson
Vavetocke
Nev
Colorado
Theserra
Rochester Minea
Viell
Ogden
St. Jay
Tt Te East
Jurlea
Dario Resta Wins 100 Mile Cup at Sheepshead Day
Dario Resta wins the 100 mile race at Sheepshead Day Speedway for the Harkness gold cup and 78000 in cash. His 1:01:63.71 time sets an American record at 105.39 mph. Meataalag breaks the Chicago record, Tod Burman second, Edward Rickenbacher third. John Aitken and Ralph De Palma retire with drivetrain issues. Ralph Mulford pits five times.
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New York
Dario
Sheepshead Day
Rockland
England
Renta
Meataalag
Chicago
Tod Burman
Edward Rickenbacher
John Aitken
Ralph de Tpalma
Ralph Mulford
Gold strikes widen in Crown Point and Beven Troughs veins
Ore at the 400 foot level reveals free gold with assays from the initial ten feet ranging from 10 to 24 dollars per ton. A new vein at Beven Troughs Coalition yields one to four feet of loft ore returning 300 dollars to 1000 dollars per ton. The Serves Troughs Coalition vein extends to the 1200 foot level, signaling a record bullion output in November. A passenger train accident in St Jay injures a woman, who dies before medical aid arrives.
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Crown Point
Beven
Mortmain at The Ogden Promises Modern Surgery Show
An up-to-date surgical room with modern appliances is billed for a show titled Mortmain to be presented tonight and tomorrow at The Ogden venue. The event promises a realistic demonstration of current operating room equipment and techniques.
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Mortmain
the Ogden
Submarine Voyage Sparks Sinks of British Ships
Berlin reports via wireless from Sayville that the Tages Zeitung reveals more on the Germany to Dardanelles voyage of the submarine under Captain Heraing. The Overseas News Agency notes the Triumph and Majestic were attacked and several British trading ships sunk, including the John Handle after crews evacuated.
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Dardanelles
Berlin
Sayville
Tages Zeitung
Germany
Jhat
Heraing
Triumph
Majestic
John Handle
Ons Windu
Fragmentary Maritime Report and Injury Incident
The damaged OCR text notes a ship possibly on the Clyde route and a first steamship Jobe Hardie still afloat after leaving For Said on August 24. It also mentions British treatment of Hindus and an incident where Willis Pulver suffered a broken jaw at Payson in the Utah Idaho sugar plant, with a rescue following a strike to the jaw.
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Jobe Hardie
Said
Clyde
Dardanelles
Employe
Payson
Willis Pulver
Utah-Idaho
Preasea
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Pingree
Heba
Wichita
Chalmers
Cheesman Automobile Company
Washington Ave
Opden Savings Bank
Mrs. Mac
H. A. Maclll
Angelica
Mtoe
Erean
Alexander J. Wilton
Yals
Yalu Lama
Winker
Mr. Hinkey
Tom Eberlin
Jack Owsley
John Kilpatrick
Ted Lilley
John Pletds
Ray Biselow
Guy Hutchinson
Illine
Champaion
Mbnola
Manschman
Applegran
Mint
Minnesota
Dennis Sullivan
Joe
Wyoming
Idario Resta
Resta
United States
Npe
Mevon
Bull Durham
Bull
Durham
Durham, N.C
THE
American Tobacco Company
Bellans
puRuan
Trappers' Guide
W. Biggs & CO
Kansas City
Lake
Slade
Harry Eggleston
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