Newspaper results for jim thorpe
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The National Tribune — 1889-10-10, page 1
… Seymour. Homy Foster. Phil Frasrter. Charley Fulton. Jack Fid ton. Fox. FIHh Graham. Jim Thorpe. (Absent, wounded, Antietam.) - Thurston. Pnt Wallace. Henry Whlttakor. (Kill ed …
The National Tribune — 1889-10-17, page 1
… Fredericksburg; while Jim Armstrong, Henry Colby, Jones, John son, Malson, Harvey ChiIds Jim Thorpe and as many more had been discharged from hospital disabled with wounds, while …
The National Tribune — 1889-10-17, page 2
… Fredericksburg; whilo Jim Armstrong, Henry Colby, Jones, John son, Malson, Intrvoy Chiltls, Jim Thorpe and as many nioro had been discharged from hospital disabled with wounds, whilo …
The Evening Times — 1898-09-15, page 2
… remained three years before he assumed charge of the church In Belleville. "Willi Jim Thorpe. New York, Sept 15. William Thorpe, 62 years old, died on Tuesday evening at his …
The Washington Times — 1911-11-01, page 17
… chance of winning Carlisle has one Of the most brilliant halfbacks in the game in Jim Thorpe He first appeared on an Indian team In 1905 when ne starred because OF hi speed …
The Washington Times — 1911-11-01, page 18
… chance ot winning. Carlisle has one of the most brilliant halfbacks In the game in Jim Thorpe. Ho llrst appeared on an Indian team In 190S when he starred because of his (peed …
The Washington Times — 1911-11-04, page 12
… Mercer declined to admit that the Quakers would succumb to the speedy Redskins. Jim Thorpe, Carlisle's great running halfback, Is expected to run rings around the Penn ends …
The Washington Times — 1911-11-04, page 13
… Mercer declined to admit that the Quakers would succumb to the speedy Redskins. ' Jim Thorpe, Carlisle's great running halfback, is expected to run rings around tho Penn ends …
The Washington Times — 1911-11-05, page 13
… Blue shone only In their punting and tackltrk. In all else they were outclassed. Jim Thorpe. the Indians great run ming halfback. was not used to any eXtent. Coach Warner …
The Washington Times — 1911-11-11, page 9
… Nawashe, two of Carlisle's best players, will be absent from me Indian team. but Jim Thorpe, the great running halfback. will be In the game. and much is expected of him. …
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