Penn Michigan game shocks followers in gridiron
New York reports the Penn Michigan clash defied expectations with Penn’s defense and varied offense overpowering Michigan. Barry leads the Penn attack while Lambert anchors Michigan’s line. Oliphant shines for the Army as Graggs Tech dominates, and Yost’s power is questioned by many observers.
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Standard Eleven At Odds With Ogden Examiner
The Ogden Examiner slanders the Standard football team after a disputed game at Glendwood Park. Coach Liner Gani accuses the Examiner of false reporting and threatens to meet the paper for a charity bout, insisting the Standard will be ready to play again this season.
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Pooling of Gate Receipts Proposed
Chicago November 19 A proposal to pool gate receipts and share players across the American league may shorten schedules and cut salaries to a two months basis said President Charles A Cormlakey of the Chicago White Sox He added Canine did not favor the plan but might support it for war duration Hawke representing Oscar Groshells National Cash Register Agency opened permanent headquarters at the Arlington Hotel Ogden showing late models with demonstrations and appointment options
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Ogden
Featherweight clash tops night of rugged boxing action
In Ogden a six round featherweight title bout features Young Azeveda defending against Kid Bromeo, a hard fought card includes stars St. Claire and Oren, with Downing promoting a busy evening at the Grand, promising action from Fort Douglas and Fort Wayne standouts amid a crowded lineup.
Notice to Poll Tax Delinquents 1917
Notice to poll tax delinquents stating payment is due at once for the year 1917. Delinquents will be sued without further notice and may pay at the treasury office city hall or at the residence of A G Harris poll tax collector no 2343 Adamsward aud phone 235 V 4 61 Sarkis poll tax collector.
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Three Elevens Fight For Second In Western Conference
Chicago, with Chicago, Minnesota, and the Badgers all defeated, pursues secondary honors as a strong Thanksgiving week clash looms. Harley, All American halfback, starred in a 12 0 win over Minnesota while Michigan Agls, Notre Dame, and Northwestern battled in other key games shaping the standings.
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Michigan Agalos
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Ohio State coach Jack Wiles relies on rebuilt roster
Ohio State coach Jack Wiles begins the season with many of last year's champions still on the team. He credits not only luck but also the development of new players who rank with the seasoned veterans, keeping the program competitive.
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Purdue and Indiana Dominate In Indiana Championship Prep
The Querors of the Anay eleven and made first down only one. Purdue walloped Wabash 33 to 0 while Indiana crushed Denauw 36 to 0, as the two teams prepared for next Saturday’s annual state championship clash.
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Nevada U to Field Coed Basketball Team
Nevada University announces a coed basketball program with 25 freshmen turnout led by Coach Whisman. Five will represent Nevada in the coming feminine basketball clash as plans explore games with California rivals Stanford Mills College and UC. Coach Shartel coordinates dates with these institutions while remaining hopeful for a 1906 era schedule.
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Pipp Praises Baseball As Great Sport For Youths
New York November 18 Walter Fipp the first baseman of the Yankees declares baseball the greatest game in the world for a young man. He says the sport is fair and equal and that success comes from the individual effort of the player rather than wealth or family influence. He argues baseball offers opportunities for self made achievement and notes fathers and wealth do not guarantee major league jobs.
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Kid Lavigne Wins Biggest Fight Yet in Comeback
Mith. Nov. 1 One of the greatest bruisers in this weight class, Kid Lavigne, won another battle by knockout, bringing him joy greater than any prior ring conquest. Detroit veteran George Lavigne, once in court over domestic issues and briefly sent to an asylum, has rebuilt his life with a new job at a major automaker and now trains hard. The comeback shows him alert, punctual, and focused, though fans note the odd spectacle of a fighter also working as a skilled laborer.
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Utah Artillery Clinches 64 to 9 Victory over Coast Artillery
Ban Diego Cal November 16 The One Hundred and Fortieth field artillery defeated the Eighteenth coast artillery 64 to 9 at the Coroundo polo grounds. Captain King's unit showcased speed and forward passes. Olsen starred for Utah, repeatedly gaining long yardage. Fateh twice struck from the line and through a pass. The Utah team heads to face the California Grizzlies and Infantry champions at Camp Newman on Thanksgiving day in a Fortieth division title race.
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Omaha Captures 4918 Tournament Details
In Des Moines on November 1, Omaha won the 141% tournament of the Middle West Bowling Association. H C Mena of Alabama Soula was elected president, F B Prasy of Omaha first vice president, C B Birin of Sioux City second, Mair Biaw of Milwaukee third, J Dotuc of Minneapolis fourth, George Strotz of Des Moines treasurer, and J Locker of Des Moines secretary. L Thompson of Stourity Zeho rolled 628 for first plate in singles. Schroidte No. 1 of St Paul led five-man events with 2745, as other crack teams contend.
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Service Flags for Red Cross Workers
Elder M, Charles Woods spoke at the tabernacle yesterday. Weber stake high council member presided, with choir and soloists presenting two oratorios and a hymn. The sermon urged that prophecies apply to current times, criticizing the view that they relate only to past or future ages. Hitler Woods urged Americans to stand with allies for a future brotherhood of man and to live by God's will. The musical program included an organ prelude by Sam F. Whitaker and various vocal items from the choir and soloists.
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