Coast Colleges to Hold Meeting on Pacific Coast Conference
Pacific coast conference officials will gather in Seattle December 1 and 2 to admit new members, set spring schedules, and arrange the 1917 football program. A California oval track meet is planned for May with seventy athletes from seven colleges, excluding Stanford, to compete for the conference title.
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Cal
Seattle
California
Pacific Coast Conference
O & Close
Washington State College
Washington State
Northwestern
Waren Coward
Stanford
Howe
Ers
Stroud
University of California
Thel Cosal
Northwest
Postici
Coast
Shirey resigns from Mound Fort High amid reelection bids
At a special school board meeting candidates for reelection were named Fred E. Williams Fleet ward W H William Second W S Lere dahl HL Henderson Wade M Johnson Raymond W Shirer of the school faculty tendered his resignation to take effect at the end of the current semester. The popular coach and English Spanish instructor plans to start a own business next year. The board commended him for his excellent services. The building committee recommended purchasing land east of Mound Fort school from A I Stone for 2250 and referred it to a committee for investigation into the title. The committee was empowered to draw a warrant for the price if the title proved clear. Levedahl reported the Madison school playground fence has been installed and grounds are ready for use. A city delinquent sewer tax claim of 370 for 1910 was referred to the building and law committee. A requisition for additional tools for the commercial department was referred to the supply committee with authority to act.
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Fleet
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Third
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Auppip
Big Game May Yet Be on Squad for Iowa in Varsity Contention
Washington and Nebraska stories mix with reports from Lincoln and Pocatello. Washington debates using a volunteer team to meet California in the Thanksgiving game after a suspension of star William Grimm. Nebraska sends a squad toward Iowa City, with Moser and Dobson questions and a plan to regain laurels. Idaho Technical Institute still faces Idaho after winning the South Idaho title.
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Ethica
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Universlty of California
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Grimm
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Washington Varsity
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California
Berkeley
Cal
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
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Hawkeyes
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Comerna
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Dobson
Kansas
South Idaho
Pocatello
Idk
Idaho Technical Institute
Dursoitt Named Dartmouth Football Captain for Next Season
N H November news reports that Dursoitt of Brookline Massachusetts has been elected captain of Dartmouth's football team for the coming season. He has played two seasons for the team and will lead the squad next year.
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Griffiths to meet Ted Lewis in Cleveland boxing match
Johnny Griffiths the Akron light weight aims to prove he can handle welterweights as he faces Kid Lewis the English champion at the Grays Armory opening in Cleveland. Griffiths has sharpened his style and may meet tough opposition from Lewin and other heavier men.
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Akron
Kid Lewis
Grays’ Armory
Cleveland
Griffiths
Lewin
Tech Bantams poised for state title showdown in Pocatello
A battle for the state championship shapes up as the Tech Bantams face Utah Aggies with local fans and Coach Bronson confident of a strong showing. Former Tech standouts Plastiso and Moser star for the Maho clan as a large crowd is expected in Pocatello. The Tech lineup includes Captain Kentedy, Hubble, L Bryne, E Dyrne, Dan, Bexeter, Chandler, Eashman, Wedel, Collier, Norby.
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Logan
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Tech
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Edtard Moser
Maho
State University
Pocatello
Roaters
Techs
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Hubble
L. Bryne
E. Dyrne
Dan
JMORS Defeat Teal Stars In 20 Point Win
The Lester Park Juniors defeated the Firthward All Stars 20 to 0 in a basketball game. The lineup included Drumlen and others. The report notes strong defense and a lopsided score reflecting the uneven contest.
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Lester Park
Firthward All Stars
Drumlen
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Atalverson
Players Refuse to Sign Contracts Across Leagues
New York reports that major and minor league players under the Baseball Players' Fraternity will refuse to sign contracts until the national association grants their requests. President David Fultz says solid support exists and letters from players urge a firm stand after the minor leagues conference overlooked the requests. He notes contracts with clauses exempting clubs from paying salaries during injuries were shown to the national commission.
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Baseball Players’ Fraternity
National Association
Eranta
David Fultz
Fultz
New Orleans
Herrmann
National Commission
Ray Keating
John Henry
Washington
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