Indoor Grid Title Races Narrow In Rocky Mountain News
Salt Lake reports a tight college football pennant race with four teams Denver University Utah Aggies Boulder and the Colorado Miner in contention. Utah and Colorado College Tigers stumble as Boulder and the Miners edge closer, with decisive late season games shaping the outcome. Coach Nelson’s Wah footballers return from Boulder after a 19 to BC loss and set sights on Thanksgiving clash with Logan Aggies and a California road test.
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British Labor Rejects Strike Over War Continuation
London November 11 A stubborn section of British labor voted to support continuing the war until victory. The South Wints yuining area, a storm center of British industry, had been balloting on striking if the government fields a plan to "pull out" more men of military age for service. By a two to one margin the miners decided against the strike.
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Nebraska Wins Big Over Missouri for Championship Hopes
Nebraska crushed Missouri 9 to 6 in a rough gridiron clash to seize the momentum in the title race. Lawrence looms next Saturday as Kansas State and Ames also jockey for position behind the leaders. Oklahoma and Washington contexts shift as conference play continues amid Thanksgiving weekend implications.
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Fortells Death of Baseball in the Northwest
The piece discusses the death or decline of baseball in the Northwest and the potential Northwestern league future. It mentions cities Portland Seattle Spokane Tacoma Vancouver and an allied club, with fan support and commercial rivalry shaping the league’s strength and viability. It notes Portland’s entrance could strengthen the league on paper, but fan support remains uncertain and the Northwestern league needs improved playing strength to satisfy Portland and Seattle fans.
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Warner's Stars Face Undefeated Pitt Challenge
A question looms over college football as Warner's group eyes a clash with Glenn and Pittsburgh. Pitt has run unbeaten through two past seasons and aims to repeat this year, leaving opponents eager yet wary of the world-beating squad.
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Northwest salary talks widen across cities
The text notes discussions on improving pay for players to boost performance with higher salary limits. Spokane and Vancouver are mentioned as potential sites for gains, while Tribona, Victayls, Aberdeen and other regional towns in the North Western area face resistance. Montana cases are deemed too distant to influence the issue.
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Western League Noguls Meet in Low:Svidle’s City
Western League officials convened for a three hour executive session to discuss proposed redistricting of minor leagues ahead of the season. Attendees from every club held cautious views. some backed moves to ease war pressures, while others urged bringing the matter before the national association. President Dickerson noted strong treasury status and high attendance across western league cities, Omaha leading in that measure.
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Eagles Gym Opens To Non Members In Ogden
The Eagles Lodge trustees vote to open the gymnasium to non members and young men from other lodges or those seeking membership. Fridays allotment to lodge ladies with additional hours on other days. It houses a fully equipped gym with a swimming pool, showers, parlors, billiards, and a buffet. Also notes a delayed race meet in Upper Marlboro with a petition dispute.
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West Fires Wins Over East in College Football
In a volume filled national scene Michigan defeated Cornell as the east struggles to match western power. Pittsburgh hammered Washington and Jefferson while Penn crushed Dartmouth, Navy routed Georgetown, Ohio State beat Wisconsin, Northwestern beat Michigan Ametes, and Nebraska overwhelmed Notre Dame as major clashes set the tone for the week.
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Fourteen Year Old Indiana Girl Poised for Swim Champ Title
Indiana teen Thelma Darby, age 14, appears set to claim a world swimming championship. She defeated top rivals in a 600 yard race in New York, beating Cintra Galligon and a previous record holder by narrow margins. Darby posted times across distances, setting a new tank record of 7:32 for 640 yards, faster than any woman in history.
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St Clair Azevedo Bout Dominates Salt Lake Boxing Night
Odds are heavily on Willie St Clair in the Wednesday November 14 card at the Armory. St Clair weighs 128 pounds and faces Young Azevedo at 142, for an interim featherweight title as promoter Little Grusmann plans future bouts. Frank Armstrong referees, Gordon McKay vs Harry Giadwin opens the show, with Jimmie Johns of Ogden ready to meet the winner.
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Agreement Reached With Netherlands For Use Of Dutch Vessels
An Atlantic port report states that an agreement between American and Dutch authorities allows over 100 Dutch ships tied up in U S ports to be released for Allied service. The first vessel is sailing with a South American cargo, under a London charter with interwed arrangements and U S approval. Neutral ships idle abroad are expected to return about 300 000 to 400 000 tons. The move signals substantial shipping gains for wartime supply needs against Germany.
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Box Elder High Falls to Ogden in Season Opener 64-0
Ogden High defeated Box Elder High 64 to 0 in the opening game of the year. Box Elder showed renewed effort and fought a hard game, though outmatched. Ogden’s lineup included Bagley Clark and Bender Erwin Richards Dedman Miller with star players contending for season honors. Local prospects look toward future matchups as teams begin the gridiron schedule.
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Lanieville Courier-Journal
Famous Cigar Advances Price
The San Felice clear cigars will rise in price due to higher raw material and wage costs. The Delael-Weamer Co. of Lima Ohio states quality remains high and asks loyal customers to continue patronage as prices move to 6c.
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