Business Is Defeated as Central Tops Fourteenth Series Game
Fritz Reuter Thirkield and Hamilton fuel Central's 16 to 5 victory over Business at American League Park in the fourth game of the High Seas series. Reuter and Thirkield sparked consistent ground gains while central receivers and line play dominated, despite a late controversy over a touchdown ruling and a blocked punt that briefly altered the score. central defense forced errors, with notable work by Reuter, Thirkield, Lavonash, and Shore, as the Centrals extended their edge.
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Thirkield
Hamilton
Business
American League Park
Bhihes
Cental
Streetere
Downs Central
Bucness
Tyr Iune
Impact
Tang
Orang
Tvesa
Central
Berauc
King
Thal
Founs
Tom de Farsiness
Ste
Hshme Phinehag
Smners
Pest
Ih Slenegraphers
Seehale
Reuter
Norman Thirkield
Ratovone
Shore
Wren Draven
Loon
Yala
Varsity
Scrubs
Ward
Hobbs
Paul
Greenough
Vaughan
Scrimmage Report Shows Hatchites Varsity Prospects Bright
Scrimmage notes describe Hatchites working through shifts with Powell Fevnssuth and Kelsey in the backfield and ends White and Langford pushing for spots. George Wasmogton U 1 dominated the line with strong gaps and solid plays as veterans Cushman Broncko Langford Jorge Sommers were noted for experience and readiness ahead of Saturday’s game against Georgetown.
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George Wasmogton University
Uranus
Falung
Varsity
Eds
Psen
Ig Immoat Fe Serub
Powell
Fevnssuth
Kelsey
Quater Fa
Valoerty A
Wostar
Garmarks
Carliste White
Ted
Georgetown
Via
Aggies Triumph in Hard Fought Prep Football Battle
The Aggies edged Army and Navy Prep in a gritty contest with strong defense and key plays. Quarterback Finist led a yardage march as Shaver kicked an early goal and Welkh powered over for a plunge. The Preps responded with effective passing and running, but the Aggies’ line held, securing the victory amid a tense second half.
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Westerda
Stroma Army and Navy
Mary Yardling
Fiiest
Daslel
Rus
Mary Finles
Aggies
Army
Amd
Jeffries on Football and Brutality in Sports
The article quotes Jim Jeffries arguing football is as brutal as boxing, critiquing violence in sports and defending boxing as a safer one-on-one fight. It notes his stance against football injuries, contrasts old prize fighting with modern games, and references his views on college football at a Georgetown Prep vs Fredericksburg College game.
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Dim Jeffries
Hay
Tim
Jeffes
Elsyeti Men
Iim
Uyan
Cing
Killen
Geome
Jim Jeffries
Nervine Promises Restored Health Claims by Dr Miles Die
Delicate Women Tol 2th, nervous wreck, miserable and wretched, I am now enjoying splendid health and it is all traceable to Dr Miles Nervine. Thousands of women have regained health and vigor by Nervine. It restores strength to the nervous system. Gretnhottle will benefit or money refunded. The text also includes a football game narrative noting players Hart, McCrohan, Read, Dawson, Sparks, Cunningham, Baum, Welch, Devito, King, Matthews, Bod, Woodie Cunningham, Bard and others, describing second half improvements and end performance.
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Miles
Maude Oplinger
Philadelphia
Penna
Nervine
Geetty
Csu
Hart
McCrohan
Read
Dawson
Seld Eynalsted
Sparks
Cunningham
Gaieti
Matthews
Boia
Woodie Cunningham
Bard Clo
Baum
Welch
Devito
King
Baron Plans English as World Language for Japan Trade
Baron Kanda, principal at Tokyo’s Pokyo Higher Commercial College, argues English study should be compulsory in three year courses. He and a visiting Japanese delegation, touring the United States, press for wider American language education and trade ties while noting English could become the global lingua franca for commerce between nations. The group, including publishers and business leaders, discussed education shifts and cross cultural exchanges during their two month tour.
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Pokyo Higher Commercial College
Allege
Wesh
Mmny Smith
Vember
Dunbar
Jammy
Smith
Miilér
Chamber of Commerce
Brospan
Fats
Baron Peace
Hut
Radnes
Linn
Shell
Flower Investianties
Healy
Conan
Jague
Postomies
Ogden
iMinier
Japan
Dr Mp
Prussia
Natort
Columbia
Ermar Totus
Tate
Dar AT
Dit
Columsia
Duckpin League
Man of Japan
Fuxhaum
Ieland Empire
Buaars
United States
Es Uis Ai
Hearihi
Barker, Hirldgrt & Co
Thornton Cigar
Matort
Company Paya
National Union League
Ortalas
Matuaie Americana
Corlelio
Pnde
Bnut
Yellow Journalma
Umoto
Orient
Japan Times
Tokyo
Zumoto
Marvel
K Matsuhata
Kotie Chamber of Commerce
Noliity
America
China
Europe
Kawasski
YW Koguka
Woxyo
Bas Deer
Gowns and Guests at Huntington Wilson Reception
A parade of gowns and guests highlighted a reception for Huntington Wilson with Mrs J D Lowman and Mrs John Fleming Chapham among those praised for elegant dress. The crowd included Mrs Casey, Assistant Secretary of War, and other notable figures as plans for today feature a tour of the city and a meeting with Col Cosby about Tokyo’s 2000 cherry trees.
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Huntington
Jackson & Eliott
Thomas Coves
John Callan
Laughin
Lise Neednam
Ilese
Fenavar Carter
Caster
Harry Rapley
Jeweix
Joel Hillmans
Bis Fred
Siddona
Col Cosby
Sam
Tokyo
Celebration schedule for emperor birthday events abroad
At two o'clock the celebration for the emperor's birthday anniversary is set, with a seven o'clock visit by guests of Mi Matsui at the embassy. A dinner at the Net Bill precedes a trip to Baltimore.
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Washington
Emperor Bith
Mi Matsui
Baltimore
Agreement to Cancel Army Navy Game For Memorial
Unofficial interdepartmental talks at the Navy and War departments led to a decision to cancel the Army Navy football game in memory of Cadet Brine who died after the West Point hockey game last Saturday. Cadet Barney urged respect as Army disbanded for the occasion while Col Hugh L. Scott and Naval Academy officials coordinated the telegrams to confirm the postponement. The plan is for the game to be held on the Saturday after Thanksgiving if arrangements satisfy both academies.
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Clarksville
Tenn
Naval Academy
Byrne
West Point
Southwestern Presbyterian University
Navy Department
Naval A Adeo
Anmandlix
Boll
War and Navy Departments
Een Eichy
Investigation into naturalization cases for Asians and Armenians
The State Department weighs test cases to decide if Asians Armenians or Cree qualify for naturalized U S citizenship under the naturalization laws. No action will be taken on a statement that criticized the law and referred to Attorney General Wichersaam.
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State Department
Department
Tori B
Sax
Wichersaam
Woodmen to Give Dance at Typographical Temple
Arrangements completed for an entertainment and dance tab at Typographical Temple located at 422-415 G xt for northwest. Woodmen of America Washington Camp No iis diode present. This will be the first of a series of entertainments during the season. A musical program will precede the dance.
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Woodmen
Northwest
Washington
Diode
Woodmen of America
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