Moore Regains Billiard Tile
Moore defeats Heal in a tight final to reclaim the billiards championship after a close rivalry during a three game match. The New Yorker led early, but Moore surged in the closing blocks to win 1540 to 125 and claim his second title, previously beating Alfred DeCroin in a tournament at Chitte.
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Juniors Beat Sophomores In Weber Academy WII Game
In an end of series match at Weber Academy the junior team defeated the sophomores 27 to 20. Shreeve and Jeppwa starred for the juniors while Barrett and Linford led the sophomores. Referee Peterson oversaw the contest as the season standings placed seniors first, juniors second, sophomores third, and freshmen fourth.
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Walsh Sure of California Vote in New Reports
Secretary Tumulty spoke with President Wilson and Democratic HQs in New York and Chicago, receiving encouraging Cali fornia results suggesting a 5 000 to 15 000 majority for the president. Reports from New Mexico New Hampshire West Virginia and Indiana also buoyed the campaign while Chicago indicated Hughes lead shrinking.
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Officials Selected For Big Game At Cummings Field
Balt Lake November report notes A A Blacer to referee and Lieut Eugene Banteh to umpire the clash between Logan and Noraten state university at Cummings Field for the state title. Both camps accept the choice as logistically solid and the pageant promises high drama with the northern Blue warriors and the Crimson seeking victory. Logan, under new coach Mr Watson, readies scrimmage and the Aggie Utah rivalry adds heat. The team, except Halfback Stubby Peterson, is in late season condition as they prepare the freshmen and first squad for a demanding match at Cummings Field.
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Practice Games Report From Harvard Princeton Scrimmage
Harvard varsity and second team faced each other in a lengthy practice at dusk with limited success for the Tiger players. Scow was moved from injury to substitute, Thatcher, Casey and Horween featured in the backfield as Murray directed plays and a 20 minute scrimage occurred after a 35 yard dropkick by Yorkeen.
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