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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1927

Page

11

Stecher Lewis Bout Remains Unfought After Seven Years

Joe Stecher arrived in St Louis to meet promoter Tom Packs as he declared he would call Lewis bluff on a long standing challenge. The world heavyweight title has shifted among Stecher Lewis Mann Stanislaus Zbyzsko and back to Stecher without a match. Forfeits have appeared in cities, yet the Stecher Lewis bout has not occurred.

Joe Strangler United Press ST. Louis Joe Stecher Lewis Stecher Wayne Mann Stanislaus Zbyzsko Stecher-Lewis Munn Tom Packs Steeler

Cuyler Pleased With Trade To Chicago Cubs

William L. Veeck and Joe McCarthy returned to Chicago with Hazen Kiki Cuyler as a Cubs star for 1928. Barney Dreyfuss detailed the deal to bring Earl Sparkie Adams and Floyd J. Scott to the Pirates. Cuyler expressed satisfaction with the trade, ending speculation on his landing next season.

Pittsburgh Stow William L. Veeck Chicago Baseball Club Joe McCarthy Chicago Hazen Kiki) Cuyler Barney Dreyfuss Pirates Earl Sparkie) Adams Cubs Floyd J. Scott Cuyler Flint Michigan Kiki Warner

Lake Forest picks 1928 football captaincy duo

Ruben Englund of St Paul and Lester Stang of Waukegan are named the only eligible 1928 Lake Forest College captains by the athletics board. Englund played left guard and Stang was quarterback this season.

United Press Chicago Ruben Englund St. Paul Minnesota Lester Stang Waukegan Ilinois Lake Forest Board of Athletics Englund

Major League Meeting Now Looks Quiet

Henry Farrell reports from New York that the annual December major league meetings are expected to be uneventful with Landis and Barnard respected figures and the advisory council back in working status. Pittsburgh and New York pennants are noted alongside Yankees World Series sweep while trades and manager changes loom for Cleveland and the Giants.

United Press New York Landis Ban Johnson American League Johnson Barnard Cleveland Club Pittsburgh New York Yankees Yankees Cleveland Bucky Harris Washington Giants John McGraw St. Louis Cardinal

Notre Dame Star Backfield Remains Rich in Talent

Feg Murray surveys Notre Dame’s famed backfield lineage from Red Salmon and Lou Salmon to Red Miller and George Gipp. He highlights The Four Horsemen, Christy Flanagan, and Dorais as pivotal figures and explains Rockne’s system and isolation of Notre Dame as key to producing stars year after year.

Notre Dame Walter Camp Red” Salmon Hoosier Lou Salmon Yost Red” Miller Michigan George Gipp Gipp Jim Thorpe Charles Dorais Rockne Four Horsemen Feg Murray Lou Young University of Pennsylvania Harvard

War veteran leaves $15000 to caregiver in will

Willie Young returned from service with a hopeless illness and was nursed at the home of Mrs. John Devore. After his death he left $15000 to her, though he had said nothing about an estate.

Philadelphia Connie Mack Philadelphia Athletics Eddie Collins Collins Mack Athletics Horse Cave Willie Young John Devore Harry Wills O’geoffy Monte Carlo

One Leader Fall as Cagers Clash in Unbeaten Group

Three teams remain with unblemished records in the deity basketball league. Next Saturday two of them meet at the Presbyterian church as attendance is expected high. Piggly Wiggly beat Santa Fe 19 to 17 while Clements-Young overwhelmed City of Amarillo 58 to 17. Yocham and Denvers top Clements-Young scorers. Moore led City of Amarillo. Standings show Clements-Young 4-0, Presbyterians 3-0, Gibson Bros 3-0, Mistletoe 2-1, Prestie 1-3, Santa Fe 1-4, Piggly Wiggly 1-4, City of Amarillo 0-4.

Presbyterian Church Piggly Wiggly Santa Fe Clements-Young City of Amarillo Yocham Denvers Moore Presbyterians Gibson Bros

Chess Masters Playoffs In Buenos Aires As Winter Sets In

Capablanca and Alekhine have been facing off in Buenos Aires for two months with the world championship undecided. The winter locale provides a warm retreat while the match consumes the season.

Capablanca Alekhine Buenos Aires

Harry Wilson Returns To Aid Cadet Coaching

Harry Wilson, captain of the 1927 Army football team, will return to West Point to assist cadet coaching as announced during the Sharon, Pe. date. The former Army star brings back experience to mentor cadet players and support the coaching staff.

Harry Wilson United Press Sharon Army West

Seeker Tunneys Hope In Clash Of Heavyweights

In New York on November 20 the AP reports Gene Tunney preparing for a title bid against a rival as two heavyweights collide in the fifth round. Scott knocks out Monte Mann in a late rally as Humbeck and de Kuh contest the American heavyweight battle with no knockdowns.

Associated Press New York Weil Gene Tunney Turna Knute Hanson Minnesota Scott Mrntich Monte Mann Giant Braskan Big Weser Munn Jack Humbeck de Kuh

Point Next Year to Assist Hiff Jones at West Point

The report states Tom Wil, brother of Harry Wilson, will join West Point as assistant to Hiff Jones next year. Wil played seven seasons of varsity football and spent three years at Penn State before entering the military academy.

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