Ganfield interest sparks Centre College controversy
The Centre College dispute centers on student calls for President Amos Mongom ery’s resignation amid factional church tensions. Former Carroll College president Th. W. A. Ganfield is cited as cautious amid internal Presbyterian Church divisions, with Ganfield’s regime linked to Centre’s football notoriety and a history of friction with Har vard.
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Wunkesla
Centre College
Amos Mongomery
Th. W. A. Ganfield
Carroll Callege
Dr. Ganfield
Centre Callege
Norris Armstrong
Sarkut
Fitohis
Presbyterian Church
Down South
Dr. Moot- Fontery
de. Ganfield
New York Hockey Stars Hurt in Altoona Train Wreck
Shovi Green and Char Ivy Linglets, two New York hockey stars, were left behind in bed after a train wreck in Altoona. The team travels to Hoxton to face Brutus tonight while they recover.
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New
Boxing notes outline New York title talks and bouts
The wire reports list several bouts with mixed results. Pete Latee of Scranton outpoints Tillr Wel linghead in a two round decision. Yow-Eadie Anderson defeats Inige Coatherweigshl by ten rounds. Quintin Romero Chile defeats Levastan Médelilag Gross in a lowerweight division. Ray Mecormick defeats Nim my Slaters in a ten round heavyweight match. Jack Dempsey, World heavyweight champion, negotiating for a four round bout against Geno Toney in New York ahead of a potential match with Harry Wills.
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Eadie Anderson
Inige Coatherweigshl
Georgia Baldue
Levastan
Médelilag Gross
New York
Denkgion
Quintin Romero
Chile
Jack Dempsey
Workl
Geno ‘Toney
Harry Wills
UTERITZ JOINS ALL EASTERN GRID STARS
Maison Wis Irwit Uteri former star quarterback at Michigan now coach at University of Wisconsin joins an All Eastern grid team. Tagvum’syail tern footbalsters travel to California to face an All Western squad as Uterite’s inclusion gives Wisconsin two representatives on the squad. Butch Shoughter, a former Wolverine, has also joined the Badger staff.
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Badger
Northwestern Beats Michigan State In Rough Came
Northwestern's basketball team, reshaped by rough play, edged Michigan State in a tight contest. Michigan State managed a single field goal in a game marked by late pulls and dramatic rallies, underscoring a rugged Western invasion style.
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Evanston
Northwestern
Michigan State Dew
Geal Wies
Michigan
University coach mulls grid rule change in New York
Coach George Latyelor of the University of Wheeansin travels to New York for a meeting of football coaches where he may propose a rule change. He opposes a rule that makes a punt a free ball if touched accidentally by a defender, arguing it unfairly penalizes the receiving team. Madison, Wisc.
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George Latyelor
University of Wheeansin
New York
Madison
Postponed Volleyball Games Delayed in Tournament
Fragmented notice reports postponements in a volleyball tournament at Mb Ck gym. Text references a tied situation and potential continuation on New Years day, with mentions of teams the Gophers and Werewher in unclear context.
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Mb Ck Gym
Muah Ximes
Gophers
Wil Thy Pole
Fhrat Plateau
Cee
Ura Tle
Merger of fragmented names hints at boxing match notes
The text fragment references Wiericelts Oy and Borvpe ld with Melwauer Wis and Wilh Bile Bortfel, mentioning fecal lightweight and knockout scares. It reads as a garbled sports note about opponents and recent bouts, but lacks clear dates, events, or verifiable details.
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Melwauer
Wis
Wilh
Bile Bortfel
Torar
Jearly
Jour
Giffivall
Wim
Weeshaw's Five Hockey Event At Boston Arena
A fragmented program lists Weeshaw's Five performing in a hockey themed event from Boston Arena with notes of orchestra, guests Vin cul Lopez and Bratt, plus Christmas bridge music and general program details.
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WIV
New York
Town Hall
Boston Arena
WOG
Tavenport
Trate
TRY
Vancouver
Hui
Christttas
Bridge Lesen
Vincul Lopez
Hiss
Firpo suit settled in boxing world return looming
In New Jersey court actions the Firpo suit ends with a settlement aimed at 250 925 dollars. Angel Firpo the South American heavyweight appears set to return to the United States after negotiations. Rickard indicates he may stage a rematch against Firpo or pursue other bouts including prospects with Gene Tunney and other heavyweights.
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Henry L. Barrell
Portenly
York
Rickard
Werk Rity
Liepa Ig
United States
Jmney de Forest
Anil Takacs
Harwin
Itv
VW ix Posable Mal Ryckard Wil of Far Pirpo
Gene ‘Tieney
Puciiio
Dave Shade
Roland
Todd
Sid Terri
Teas
Round Two of Grade Cage Games Report
The school roan oC amos hashethult Lournsment watts played off yesterday amid unruly spectators. Union led 13-2 before White Rock, St Joseph, and other teams faced overtime battles. Lonard sank a late free throw to force stalemates, while Union and St Pascot prepared for upcoming matches amid weather and schedule notes.
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Amos
Watts
Lnivn
Randall
Wolf
Union
Wil
St. Joseph
White Rock
St. Tasayh
Joseph
Thadiield
Ani Lonard
Marl Holt
Dee
Hidliold Va
Wille Rael
Haniall
Curb The Pass II Football Coaches Debate Forward Pass Limits
Coaches agree on limiting forward passes though details remain unsettled. A recent game saw a five point lead evaporate in final minutes as long aerial plays produced two touchdowns and a flurry of incomplete passes. Debate centers on number of passes per team and allowed substitutions with the rules committee expected to weigh a cap near four forwards per game.
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Phis
Ono
Mackie
Nes
Reining
Junenorah
Tio Mes
Owellkaerin
Limiting the Play in Football Strategy Debate
A historical sports discussion argues for capping the number of plays per period to preserve strategy and prevent endgame overuse of passes. It references Boston University and Brown University as examples, emphasizing judgment in play selection and fair pacing to avoid futile attempts.
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Arize Lefer
Brawy
Boston University
Rye as Emergency Pasture for Hogs and Cattle
Rye serves as a strong emergency pasture and early feed for hogs and cattle. Proper seeding in late summer or early fall yields a good spring pasture, with rye often plowed under for grain or left to regrow for forage. Thick seeding, deep soil work, and planting by mid September maximize establishment and future forage.
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East Oye
Common Eye
Important to Know How to Prevent Cull Poultry Cilling
Poultry flock care from Ohio State University outlines culling to remove weak birds and improve flock health. Reasons for culling include poor ventilation, disease risk, and low production. however, removing poor birds does not fix underlying problems causing poor performance or disease in the flock.
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Ohio State University
Bevontigens Ag
Bertth
Viger
Statoina Dany
Tony
Urey Daven
Keon
Hard Luck With Swine Poor Feed Leads to Calf Famine
The report details feeding failures among swine linked to improper rations and delayed water supply. Observers note cattle and foal distress lasting days after furrowing, with officials citing state guidelines on feed timing and sustenance.
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Speciat Isiso
Kansas State Agelontanent
The Daily Freeman Readers Weather Farm Tips
A garbled note extols farming wisdom and soil care for the first frost. It mentions advice from a county agent, improving fertility, and caution about finances and insurance while praising volunteer effort and farm prosperity.
Local Life Notes and School Game Result
A garbled jumble reports a basketball game between Buckwongo High and Bend term with Bend term winning. It lists numerous social notices including visits, illnesses, and gatherings among Milwaukee and surrounding areas, referencing Mrs Moyle and various families, church events, and Christmas plans.
Holiday Gossip and Visits Mentioned Across Communities
Local society notes list Mrs Reherc laaworea hosting a Christmas party with relatives in Obid and telptia, Elizabeth Higueding visiting for two weeks with John Nisteding, and Mr. Powerstack visiting Watertown for Christmas. Mrs V Reardon hosted a mother club gathering with bridge, while nearby notes mention holiday visits to Milwaukee and other relatives as well as public school fetes planned for two weeks.
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Maely
Mro Reherc Laaworea
Chilsiames
Macelly
Lerceon
Sally Ant
Welter
Feiems Suuk
Obid
Telptia
Elizabeth An Sa
Wey
Forother
John Nisteding
Wend
Faamey
Lth
Val
Willian Relawards
Allee
Balltiss
Milwaukas
Aod
AL Powerstack
Famiy
and Titebng
Watertown
Aed Mega
Willis
Cinta Loy
Atea
V. Reardon
Reuntan
Veetuday
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