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March 15, 1925

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DARTMOUTH VICTOR IN SWIM MEET; Leads New England College Natators With 28 Points -- Brown Second With 24 1/2.

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Hunt for Two Brothers Lost In Glacier Park Is Renewed

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Hunt for J and W Whitehead, who disappeared last Summer, renewed

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CORNELL FIVE VICTOR OVER YALE BY 24-20; Scores Third League Victory of Season in Hard-Fought Contest at Ithaca.

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ITHACA, N.Y., March 14. -- Cornell closed its basketball season tonight by defeating Yale, 24 to 20. This was the third league victory for the Red and White, while Yale finished the season without having won a single victory. None of the Cornellians who were on the floor tonight will be eligible for another year.

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Akron Times and Press Merge.

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Merges with Akron Times

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Western Conference to Remain "Big Ten"; Officials Oppose Expanding to Twelve

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1925Sam Dreben, American soldier and mercenary (born 1878)^[†]

Samuel Dreben, sometimes misspelled "Drebben" or "Drebin", and known as "The Fighting Jew", was a highly decorated soldier in the US Army and a mercenary who fought in a variety of wars and revolutions.

Headlines from March 15, 1925

DARTMOUTH VICTOR IN SWIM MEET; Leads New England College Natators With 28 Points -- Brown Second With 24 1/2.

Hunt for Two Brothers Lost In Glacier Park Is Renewed

CORNELL FIVE VICTOR OVER YALE BY 24-20; Scores Third League Victory of Season in Hard-Fought Contest at Ithaca.

Akron Times and Press Merge.

Western Conference to Remain "Big Ten"; Officials Oppose Expanding to Twelve

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