Conquerors Club Faces Juniors In Ferriston Clash
In Ferriston High School story, Sophomores of the Conquerors Club led by Bob Millar prepare for a pivotal interclass basketball game against the undefeated Juniors after Bill Millar suffers a bruised ankle from a hockey incident. Ripley and his gang threaten further trouble as the team rails against rough play and vows to play hard tonight.
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Ferriston High School
Rob Millar
Bui Jenkins
Red Hopkins
Parky Jones
Bob
Sophomeora Glass
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Porky
Sonhomeres
Boo
Red
Frank Ripley
Pete Pyice
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Ruth Sayers
Ripley
Bill
Ruth
Ed Hixon
Jimmy Favering
Conquerors Club
Ame
Frank Ripjevy
Wrestling techniques: Half Nelson with leg or arm holds
The article outlines wrestling grips combining a half Nelson with the further leg hold or further arm hold. It explains securing the half Nelson with the left arm, then grabbing the opponent’s leg or arm, twisting the head, and using body weight to force a pin, with defensive cautions to avoid dangerous leverage.
Techniques for wrestling holds by Young Hackensmith in Chicago
Instructions describe bar hold headlock crotch hold and related positions used by MoCCA World's Champion Bantam and Feather Weight wrestler. Steps cover grips body positioning foot bracing and weight transfer to gain advantage and drive opponent to mat with safety notes and illustrations.
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Chicago
Self starters and the quiet gym habit
A columnist urges self starters over prompting by others, using examples of George and Mollie to show initiative at home. The piece advises independence in daily tasks and closes with a cliffhanger and a quiz section listing obscure answers.
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George
Mollie
World’s strangest bridge carries you across river
A rail guided crossing spans the river with overhead trusses supporting a track. The unusual design makes the traveler ride atop the structure rather than walk along a conventional roadway, offering a novel passage across the water.
Secret Language of the Old Time Trappers
The article announces a collaboration with Fil Comanche to revive Chinook, the Northwest fur trade language. It explains Chinook as a dead tongue, offers weekly writings with spelled words and explanations, and invites readers to cut and paste into a scrapbook to build a permanent dictionary for secret code communication. The first installment appears today.
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Fil Comanche
Northwest Pacific
el Comanche
Chinook Language Primer Excerpt From Duluth Harbor Feature
The text outlines pronunciations and meanings for Chinook words used to express agreement disapproval and time concepts. It includes examples like AYE and ALKA variants, explains lengthened pronunciations to denote longer time, and notes the Duluth Superior harbor setting with iron ore and grain shipments from Duluth Minnesota and Superior Wisconsin near the Canadian border.
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Lake Superior
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Wisconsin
Quiz on World Structures and Classics
Eight questions cover major landmarks plays biology and history. Topics include Louvre Westminster Abbey Peace Palace Vatican Shakespeare's Shylock stiletto burial of Ulysses Grant Euclid geometry hockey sight nerve and more.
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Westminster Abbey
Peace Palace
Vatican
Shakespeare
Shylock
Grant
Euclid
Hanntha
Vegetable themed crossword puzzle update this week
The weekly crossword puzzle focuses on vegetables to remind readers to eat more produce. Read clues likely featuring common veggies and related terms to spark healthy eating habits.
Word square puzzle with vegetables and curtained phrases
A text puzzle describes a word square featuring vegetables and abbreviations, with clues for lines and words such as a passage through a river a smell traveled on horseback and made a picture. It hints at curtaining words to reveal a term meaning lady and asks for a full solution.
Swers to Puzzles From A Fractured Word List
Puzzle reader provides a fragmented puzzle text with scattered clues. It mentions a roman word purse, vertical and horizontal cues with numbers, partial words like radah and celery, and a note that the curtailed letters spell dame. It references a diamond, vegetables, and a garbled instruction about a word related to water and ford.
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Pena
Root
Seek
Nell
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