Flowers May Be Threat to Sammy Mandell Title
At Madison Square Garden on November 15 George Kirkley reports two contenders for Joe Dundee’s welterweight crown emerged, Clyde Hull from Dallas and Hilario Martinez from Spain, while Bruce Flowers of Yonkers beat Sammy Vogel to stake a claim in light welterweight. Joe Glick won over Jack Bernstein but failed to impress. Hull stopped Indrisano in 1:37, fracturing his jaw. Martinez defeated Divodi to earn a shot at Mushy Callahan. Mayer praises Martinez as a future top contender and hints at champions to come.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
Tex Rickard
Joe Dundee
Sammy Mandell
Clyde Hull
Dallas
Texas
Hilario Martinez
California
Bruce Flowers
Yonkers
N. Y
Sammy Vogel
Harlem
Joe Glick
Brooklyn
Jack Bernstein
Glick
Ted Moergan
Bernstein
Morgan
Johnny Indrisano
Boston
Hull
Pete Latzo
Latzo
Indrisano
Andy Divodi
Mushy Callahan
Martinez
al Mayer
Board of Managers
Pride
Thomases of Trojan Blood Make Rivalry Roar on Grid
The Thomases Lloyd John Harry and Max are brothers on USC team with links to Chicago Princeton and River side. John made Walter Camp 1922 All American for three touchdowns and carries while Harry was a top tackler. Lloyd starred for USC in 1926 and 27 and Max joined Chicago freshmen in 1923. The piece notes a storied family of ball carriers and ends with a brief joke about Joe Beckett.
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Lioyd Thomas
University of Southern California
Pacific Coast
John
Harry Thomas
Chicago
Max Thomas
U.S.C
Princeton
Thomases
John Thomas
Walter Camp
Harry
Max
Jamestown
North Dakota
Riverside
Lloyd
Cliff Herd
Trojan
California
Stanford
Saunders
Captain Drury
Don Williams
Mandell to defend title rematch with Myers in Inch
Sammy Mandell world lightweight champion fights Spug Myers in Chicago tonight in a ten round match. Myers weighs two to three pounds under the 135 pound limit and is ineligible for the crown, though ring experts expect Mandell to win unless Myers lands a decisive punch.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Sammy Mandell
Spug Myers
Idaho
Myers
Mandell
Sidelines notes spark college football previews
United Press reports from Chicago to Lincoln preview Saturday games. Wisconsin faces a healthier Chicago squad led by Captain Ken Rouse though lineman Ben Greenbaum is sidelined with an arm injury. Minnesota drills indoors. Yale captain Webster injured. Army’s Nave could miss time. Navy refocuses on signals for the Harvard clash. Kansas Hawhawks upbeat for Missouri-Kansas. Nebraska Huskers prep for Kansas Aggies in final conference game.
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United Press
Chicago
Ken Rouse
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ben Greenbaum
Unncoln
Neb
Nebraska Uskers
Kansas Aggies
Huskers
Fights and Births Highlight Boxing Cards and News
United Press reports results from several fights in Chicago Philadelphia and Orlando. Ignacio Feraez defeated Harry at ten rounds while Jack Silver stopped Howard McLain in San Francisco. Marty Gallagher and Joe Lohman dueled in Baltimore. A Baltimore birth announcement notes the arrival of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs R R Manning in Baltimore.
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United Press
Chicago
Ignacio Feraez
Filip
Harrys
Columbus
Jack Silver
San Fisco
Howard McLain
Newbany
Indiana
Baltimore
Marty Gallagher
Washington
Joe Lohman
Four mountain teams eye title in chaotic conference race
Colorado Aggies Colorado College Utah University and Denver University jostle for the Rocky Mountain Conference championship as final games loom. A Colorado loss could leave only Aggies and Colorado Springs Tigers contending, with Teachers’ likely unable to disrupt the chain.
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Colo
Colorado Aggies
Colorado College
Utah University
Denver University
Boulder
Colorado State
Cenver
Utah
Aggies
Colorado Springs Tigers
Tigers
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State
Utah Aggies
Utes
Black and White Cold Cream Ad Boosts Skin Care
Sylvia Hasenberg of New York praises Black and White Cold Cream for dry skin improvement after using other brands. The ad claims the cream contains essential oils to soothe nourish and keep skin fresh and soft, with prices at 25c and 50c.
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Sylvia Hasenberg
New York
Best Halfback of Section Glenn Presnell
Nebraska star Glenn Presnell is hailed as the best halfback in his section as scouts and peers praise his skill. The reader is reminded of his standout collegiate play and poised future prospects.
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Glenn Presnell
Nebraska
Never Misses A Trip. King Forever Follows Vanderbilt Eleven
Jim King, a Vanderbilt alumnus, has not missed a football trip made by his college team in six years, underscoring unwavering support and loyalty to the program.
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Jim King
Vanderbilt
Paul Gordon Harrisburg wins ten round decision
Philadelphia boxer Paul Gordon Harrisburg defeats Joe Kuhns of Reading by decision after ten rounds in a reported boxing match held in the area.
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United Press
Harrisburg
Paul Gordon
Philadelphia
Joe Kuhns
Reading
Indigestion Gone in Sewanee Tale of Black-Draught Cure
In Sewanee Tennessee J L Russell recalls years of persistent indigestion and says Black-Draught relieved him at the root of the trouble. He reports lasting benefit for over thirty years and uses it to ward off colds, noting the product sells for 25 cents everywhere.
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Sewanee, Tenn
J. L. Russell
Boxer's Jaw Fractured in Madison Square Garden Bout
John Indressano 21 of Boston suffered a fractured jaw after being knocked down in the first round by Clyde Hull of Dallas at Madison Square Garden. He was taken to Polyclinic Hospital for treatment.
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Associated Press
New York
John Indressano
Boston
Clyde Hull
Dallas
Madison Square Garden
Indressano
Polyclinic Hospital
Famous football brothers Howard Jones and Tad Jones noted
Two of the sport's renowned coaches, Howard Jones at Southern California and Tad Jones at Yale, are brothers.
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Howard Jones
Southern California
Tad Jones
Yale
Ruth Gehrig Hit 20 and 13 Homers on Barnstorm Tour
Babe Ruth blasted 20 home runs and Lou Gehrig added 13 during a 21 game barnstorming tour completed recently. The pair showcased power as they toured various sites, thrilling fans with their long drives.
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Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Vanderbilt Star Armistead Earns Pay Per TD Reward
Jimmy Armistead of Vanderbilt receives a two dollar bill from his father for each touchdown he scores, a personal incentive reflecting shared football pride and family support as the Commodores pursue the season.
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Jimmy Armistead
Vanderbilt
Vandy
Serjeant Bylund Poised For Clash With Joe Kopecky
Sergeant Bylund, famed wrestler, faces Joe Kopecky Friday night at the Armory. He recalls being the 1912 Olympic welterweight champion in Stockholm and notes a strong Chicago tour. He cites a three-member Chicago wrestling commission and warns of $500 fines for rough tactics, while offering to match Kopecky in intensity.
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Sergeant Bylund
Joe Kopecky
the Armory
Stockholm
Sweden
Bylund
Chicago
Will Start Same Team in 1928 Pennant Race
Manager Donie Bush at Pittsburgh expects to begin the 1928 National League pennant chase with virtually the same club that captured the flag this year.
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Donie Bush
Pittsburgh
Two Fast City League Games Thrill Central Church Crowd
Two fast moving basketball games drew a large crowd at Central Presbyterian church gym. Central Presbyterian defeated Piggly Wiggly 39 to 19, Singletary scoring ten baskets. Clements-Young beat Mistletoe Creamery 29 to 11 with Yocham Montgomery and Fuller contributing four and three baskets respectively. Next, Gibson Drugs face Santa Fe and Prairie Oil and Gas play City of Amarillo at 7:30. Standings show Presbyterians and Clements Young tied atop with 2-0 records. Piggly Wiggly and City of Amarillo remain winless.
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Piggly-Wigely
Clements-Young
Mistletoe Creamery
Yocham
Montgomery
Fuller
Gibson Brothers
Santa Fe
Prairie Oil and Gas
Amerilla
Pet Clements Young
Presbyterians
Gibson Drug
Prairie Oil & Gas
City of
Amarillo
Woodruff to Leave Georgia After Strong Season
Georgia coach Kid Woodruff announces he will not return to guide the Bulldogs next year despite a highly successful season. The decision ends his tenure with the program, leaving players and staff adjusting to the leadership change.
White Sox land two top priced stars for next season
Two of baseball’s highest paid players, Kamm and Cissell, will join the Chicago White Sox for the upcoming season, signaling a bold push for a championship run.
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White Sox
Kamm
Cissell
Promoter sets $5000 stake for Stecher vs Lewis bout
United Press reports promoter Louaro in Los Angeles announced heavy weight champion Joe Stecher has posted $5,000 for a title match with Strangler Lewis who has challenged Stecher. In New York J J Mahoney A A U chair sent 41 amendments to delegates for the Cincinnati convention. In Lexington Col Phil T Chinn’s Mimyard Tod horses and eight others sold for $288,475. average $246.45. At Bowie Md Edward B McLean’s three year old Jock won the George Handicap over seven, time 1:44 5, a new track record.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Calif
Louaro
Joe Stecher
Strangler
Lewis
Dave
Stec@ier
New York
J. J. Mahoney
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Cincinnati
Lexington
Eye
Hunden
Phil T. Chinn
Mimyard Tod
Jock
St Paul Favorite in I Round Fight and Golf Feat
Maxie Rosenbloont of New York is the favorite to defeat Jack Malone of St. Paul in their I round no decision bout tonight. Pete Donohue of Cincinnati National League fame joined the golfers at Katy Lake club, dropping a chip shot into the cup on the 125 yard hole No and earning a case of ginger ale and a dozen golf balls.
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ST. Paul
Maxie Rosenbloont
New York
Jack Malone
Fort Worth
Pete Donohue
Cincinnati Nationale
Katy Lake Links
Pete
Local figures travel for business and meetings
Judge L Gough departed for Fort Worth and nearby towns to support the Texas Wheat Growers association. Olin Thomas is in Miami on business. Mrs Hume Graves joined Dr John Vaughan's office. Mrs B B Crimm of Marshall plans a visit with sister Mrs Joe Jenkins. Dr and Mrs Keyes went to Memphis for a Southern Medical meeting and will visit Mrs Keyes' mother in Murray Kentucky. Mr and Mrs L R Keith are in Miami today on business.
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Judge L. Gough
Fort Worth
Vncinity
Texas Wheat Growers Association
Olin Thomas
Miami
Hume Graves
John Vaughan
B. B. Crimm
Marshall
City
Joe Jenkins
Keyes
Memphis
Musterole Cold Rub Claim Raises Health Hype
An old advertisement claims Musterole rubbed on the chest can stop a cold from turning into flu or pneumonia. The copy emphasizes immediate effect and maternal wisdom, urging easy application and quick relief.
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Werandmother
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