Piggy nickname sparks Peglar title bid in district race
Eddie Lansford stars for Peglar high, but teammates’ taunt of Piggy unsettles his shooting. Coach orders stop to banter as district title hopes hinge on Eddie regaining form. The team plans a steady stream of Piggy chants to desensitize him before key games.
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Eddie Lansford
Peglar
Eddie
Pigay
Johns
Brooksville
Scottsburg
Seltzer
Rags McBride
Piggy's Play Lifts Seltzer as Benning Defeated 32 21
In a packed gym the team beat Scottsburg at 32 to 21, with Eddie Lansford starring against Benning. The crowd saw a fast, hard contest marked by Eddie's all‑court play and Piggy chants as the junior fought through taunts from Seltzer supporters.
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Scottsburg
Benning
Eddie
Harrison
Eddie Lansford
Peglar Rooters
Coach Johns
Jeddia
The Great Automobile Road Race Map Challenge
A road map puzzle asks readers to chart the shortest route from start to finish along sealed lines. Trace the marked roads, follow the same route twice, and identify the territory for the great automobile event. The solution appears elsewhere on this page.
Cake Recipe Listing Wins Prize in Minnie Leipsitz’s Note
A recipe for a cake titled Cake Recipe Listing Wins Prize by Minnie Leipsitz includes 34 cups sugar, 1 cup flour, 1 teaspoon baking powder, 14 teaspoon salt, 14 cup milk, 3 tablespoons melted shortening, and flavoring. Eggs beaten with sugar, dry ingredients folded in, milk and shortening added, then baked 15 to 20 minutes in a hot oven.
Picture Puzzle Poem Seen Old King Cole Tale
A fragment appears to reference a poem titled Picture Puzzle Poem by A. L. F. The text recalls Old King Cole calling aloud for his pipe and wonders about the scene. The readable lines suggest a nursery rhyme behavior and a playful verse voice.
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King Cole
Word Completion Rhyme Letters Quest
Puzzle text traces a road race clue with Sekranic moving through numbered steps 8 15 16 27 25 24 36 38 finishing on Eddie's arm. A playful banter follows about luck, a jinx, and a bird guarding him, ending with a prompt about Eddie winning his bottle.
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Sekranic
Eddie
Nerl Tueek
Finding Things and Keeping Order at Home
A practical note on how missing items like hats and books seem to hide when misplaced. The piece urges careful habits, a designated place for belongings, and returning items to their spots to ease finding them later.
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Mother
How to Play Winning Basketball by Tom F McMullen
McMullen outlines simple approach for a small team with basic signals from the center at tipoff. Emphasizes individual effort, steady defense, and positive team conduct. Highlights unneeded crabbing between players and the captain’s role in communicating with officials.
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Tom F. McMullen
Oregon State College
State Teachers College
San Diego
California
Submarine Innovation Through the Ages
The article traces the development of modern submarines from early underwater attempts in the sixteenth century to the first successful voyage by American David Bushnell in 1775. It notes Bushnell's single occupant craft, Fulton’s 1801 cigar shaped boat, Civil War and Franco Prussian era builds, and Holland's later practical design, highlighting the long history of experiments behind underwater navigation.
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David Bushnell
Robert Fulton
France
England
United States
America
Europe
Holland
Adapted Spanish bull fight on ice in scraped ring
The article describes a snow ring 30 to 40 feet wide with a banked snow wall used for an adaptation of bull fighting played on ice or snow. Two toros and two matadors compete with blankets as signals, dodging speedy charges at least ten feet away while the matadors seek to avoid being hit.
Puzzle Column Word Series Challenge Spanning Vegetables
A long puzzle page presents horizontal and vertical clues, including rascal, slow creature, Greek letter, and many abbreviations. It invites forming a word diamond around weather, linking items from waif to tomato, with a boy's name, unwilling, something else, and a pronoun forming the diamond.
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Burdex
Iver
Weather wordplay leads to clothing and fowl clues
A playful puzzle hides two answers within question words. Behead a question term to reveal attire and remove another to yield a domestic fowl, blending language with a light linguistic challenge.
How to Lead a Basketball Team to Victory
The article advises captains lead with calm, speak to officials, timeouts for momentum, and stall strategically with a late lead. Emphasizes defense, practice, studying rules, and building team chemistry through together play.
Unclear fragments from a clipped page
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various items and names including weather and food items like artichoke eggplant and tomato. named entities are not clear and the text lacks a coherent report or event to summarize.
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Sid
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