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Mary Dominick Chivers compiled stories about her father's life in Cody, Wyoming. DeWitt Dominick he managed both a dude ranch and a medical practice in the early 1900's - the days of the cowboy. Dominick blended the history and culture era with tales of his medical practice and experiences running a dude ranch. It was not until the 1970's that he actually recorded the stories, some on paper and on tape.  Ms. Chivers transcribed and assembled them into a book titled ''Doctor Dewey''. The book was self published.
== 1924 Soccer Championship ==
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*[http://andover.mvlc.org/opac/en-US/skin/default/xml/rresult.xml?rt=title&tp=title&t=dr.%20dewey&ft=&l=5&d=0&f=&av=  Doctor Dewey: Stories From the Life and Career of Dr. DeWitt Dominick]
 
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The Shawsheen Indians beat the Chicago Canadians on April 20, 1924, becoming the first team to become champions on their first try for the national soccer championship.  The final score was Shawseen Indians 3 / Chicago Canadians 0.  
 
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*"Andover writer Recounts he Dad's Stories of the West", Andover Townsman, December 19, 1996, page 1 and 29.
*''Andover Townsman'', "Win National Honors", April 24, 1925
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Click [https://answers.mhl.org/File:ShawsheenIndians.PNG here] to read the original story.
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Boston Globe, " Shawsheen Set for Chicago in National Cup Final Tilt," April 15, 1925.
Click [https://answers.mhl.org/File:Shawsheensetstory.png] for to see the original story
 
 
 




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1924 Soccer Championship

The Shawsheen Indians beat the Chicago Canadians on April 20, 1924, becoming the first team to become champions on their first try for the national soccer championship. The final score was Shawseen Indians 3 / Chicago Canadians 0.

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  • Andover Townsman, "Win National Honors", April 24, 1925

Click here to read the original story. See Boston Globe, " Shawsheen Set for Chicago in National Cup Final Tilt," April 15, 1925. Click [1] for to see the original story





--Eleanor 16:19, May 8, 2007 (EDT)

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