Southworth Named Cardinal Manager Amid Historic Lineage
St Louis Nov 22. Billy Southworth named successor to Bill McKechnie as St. Louis Cardinals manager. The club has rotated managers since 1925, with Hornsby Breadon O Farrell and McKechnie each guiding pennants or a world title. Southworth may also play in the outfield becoming the league's only playing manager.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Southworth
Bill McKechnie
Redbirds
Fworld
Branch Rickey
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Sam Breadon
Breadon
Bob O'Farrell
O'Farrell
Pittsburgh
McKechnie
Char
Cardinal
Farmers Embrace Pheasants For Food And Crop Safety
Farmers in Washington and Oregon have learned to tolerate and harvest pheasants, using regulated hunting to offset crop losses. In contrast, Dakota farmers report pheasants damaging corn plantings, prompting protests. The piece also notes cool weather shelters and the use of spruce roots as rope substitutes for campers and survivalists.
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Dakota
Washington
Oregon
Timber Cruisers
Minnesota
Zarita Returns Disabled After Med Cruise
The auxiliary motor yacht Zarita owned by Franklin M. Singer of New York returned to Cowes in a damaged state with only a pocket compass for navigation after leaving Arcadhans for the Mediterranean. A mizzen mast broke, sails and rigging were lost, binnacle and compass smashed, steering gear disabled. temporary repairs were made and the vessel came home by pocket compass.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
Franklin M. Singer
New York
Mediterranean
Arcadhans
Bobby’s Blunder Sends Men Off Track Unfound
A tense plea quotes a speaker claiming confusion caused by a blunder that sent men to the wrong place. The speaker vows to locate them, underscoring urgency and concern over the missing personnel.
Northwestern football through the years at Evanston
The recollection outlines Northwestern University football from 1923 to 1926 in Evanston Illinois. It notes key wins and losses under coaches Thistlethwaite and Hanley, including upsets over Michigan and Purdue and a near miss against Notre Dame. It ends by asking what will happen against Dartmouth.
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Evanston
Illinois
Wildcats
Northwestern University
Northwestern
Indiana
Notre Dame
Michigan
Soldiers’ Field
Purdue
Chicago
Iowa
Thistlethwaite
Wisconsin
Dick Hanley
Washington State
Haskell Indians
Ohio State
Missouri
Walter Holmer
Minnesota
Dartmouth
Victory Pledge Adopted by Clutter High School Athletes
Tracr Ia Nov 22 16 Clutter High school athletes adopt a Victory pledge to guide conduct. The oath commits players to fair play, sportsmanship, respect for officials and teammates, abstaining from tobacco and alcohol, and upholding honorable behavior in games and public view.
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Courter
Tracr
Clutter High
Clutter
Little Tutors to Play East High Reserves Friday
East High reserves duel Cedar Falls Teachers High second squad at Vice Street field Friday postponed to 3 50 pm. Coach Midge Makeever plans to use only freshmen and sophomores with Liffring Hurley Darrah Leeper Kalanich Hall Leggs Guernsey Langlas Wagner Lee or Nahrgang in the lineup. No admission charged. West High to practice against Iowa State Teachers freshman team today after mud ruined trip to Webster City. Old Rose scrimmage then Chicago Heights prep for Thanksgiving game.
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Teachers’ High School of
Cedar Falls
Vice Street
Midge Makeever
Liffring
Hurley
Darrah
Leeper
Kalanich
Hall
Lawlegs
Guernsey
Langlas
Wagner
Lee
Nahrgang
West High School
Webster City
Iowa State Teachers College
Coe College
Old Rose
Chicago Heights
Dartmouth Held in High Steem Among Colleges
Evanston Illinois November 22 Dartmouth and Northwestern prep for a Dyche stadium clash. Dartmouth from 1901 to 1927 shows 179 wins 40 losses 12 ties. total points 4800 to opponents 1225. Coach Jesse Hawley’s 1928 squad tallies strong scoring with 203 to 54 in 1923 and 225 to 31 in 1924.
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Dartmouth
Evanston
Northwestern
Dyche
Middlewest
Yale
Jesse B. Hawley
Chicago
Hawley
Iowa State Hopes Bailey Can Return for Cross Country Title Bid
Iowa State hopes Billy Bailey recovers in time for the cross country meet Saturday at Missouri to challenge Kansas for the Big Six title. The Cyclones, led by strong practice form, have a history of high showings in Missouri Valley and Big Ten meets, with Bailey's return boosting chances of another championship.
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Iowa State
Billy Bailey
Ames
Kansas
Missouri
Bailey
Augustana Prepares Against Air Attack of St Ambrose
Havenport reports November 22. Coach Almquist leads Augustana college grid squad in careful prep for an aerial offense by St Ambrose. The team plans to counter the air attack with disciplined defense and strategic drills as the contest nears.
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Augustana
ST. Ambrose
Havenport
Almquist
Augustana College
St Ansgar Man Held on Butter Theft Charge
Osage November report says Gustar “Gus” Martin of St Ansgar is jailed on $2000 bond awaiting trial for stealing three tubs of butter from a car on Illinois Central tracks at St Ansgar. Sheriff Art Hungerford of Osage and railroad detective E. Leighton of Chicago made the arrest.
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Osage
Spectatyr
Gus" Martin
St. Ansgar
Art Hungerford
E. A. Leighton
Chicago
California has climate but little work on trip West
Karl Bender and Clarence Peterson returned from a 7000 mile drive to Los Angeles and beyond. They found much climate in California but few jobs this winter and noted the state draws winter residents from the north and east. Their route home avoided floods, traveling via St. Louis and Iowa, covering 2500 miles in nine days. They also visited Tia Juana, Mexico for a day.
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Gates Street
Clarence Peterson
Whitney Road
Los Angeles
Cal
California
Bender
Dodge Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Joplin
Mansas City
St. Louis
Peterson
Illinois
Dubuque
Waterloo
Tia Juana
Mexico
Three Wives Seek Divorce and Cross-Petition
Petitions for divorce filed in district court include Leah Jepson versus Charles Jepson with marriage on January 29, 1917. Ida Robbins versus Roy Robbins married June 12, 1917 at Arlington Iowa seeking custody of three children and 10 dollars weekly alimony. Elsie Carpenter versus Albert Carpenter married April 11, 1926 seeking injunction to stop harassment at home. Wesley Burch files answer and cross petition in wife Marjorie’s divorce action.
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Leah Jepson
Charles Jepson
Ida Robbins
Roy Robbins
Arlington
Dorothy
Harold
Lloyd
Elsie Carpenter
Albert Carpenter
Grundy Center
Washington Street
Wesley Burch
Marjorie
Heeney Seeks Fights With Opponents Like Himself
New Zealand heavyweight Tom Heeney, last seen by Gene Tunney, hints at retirement but would continue only if opponents fit his style. He names Sharkey Risko Pauline and Dempsey as ideal rivals and cites wife’s wish to quit and a desire for earnings as factors.
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New York
Tom Heeney
New Zealand
Gene Tunney
Heeney
Sharkey
Risko
Pauline
Dempsey
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