Graws National Team Win Prediction Cited By Farrell
Henry L. Farrell reports that Graw, manager of the New York Giants, doubts the Yankees are a smart club and believes the National League contenders like the Pirates, Cardinals, or Giants could beat New York in the World Series. Odds favor the Yankees seven to five. Hoyt to start opener with Kremer opposite if Pittsburgh wins the pennant.
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United Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Tunney
New York Yankees
Yankees
pHistras
eGraw
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Ruh
Gehrig
Meusel
Lazzeri
Waite Hoyt
Ray Kremer
Pirates
Wileey Moore
Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Michigan Faces Setbacks In Football Prospects
Across the patchwork of college football previews, Michigan notes disablement of Puckelwartz, understudy to Friedman, with a hand fracture, and Hemhoff out of eligibility, clouding backfield plans as teams from Illinois Nebraska Colorado and Utah brace for upcoming games.
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United Press
Ann Arbor
Mich
Puckhelwartz
Benny Friedman
Vic Hemhoff
University of Michigan
Puckelwartz
Friedman
Eastern Football Teams Form New Big Ten Style Conference
Ten eastern football powers including Yale Harvard Princeton Army Navy Columbia Penn Yale form a regional “conference” with Walter R. Okeson of Lehigh named czar to oversee official selection and scouting. The move signals a drastic reorganization of open play and scheduling for 1927 with new coaches and a revived Army Navy showdown at the Polo Grounds.
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Army
Navy
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Cornell
Brown
Dartmouth
Walter R. Okeson
Lehigh
Yule
Eli
Penn
Ohio State
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Colgate
Penn State
Chicago
East
Rutgers
H. J. Rockafeller
Rockafeller
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Dominion
John H. Wallace
Lewis P. Andreas
Syracuse
C. W. P. Reynolds
Frank Cavanaugh
J. Frank Gargan
Fordham
D. Leo Daley
Cavanaugh
Boston College
New York University
Layette
Polo Grounds
Frank W. Cavanaugh
Pordham
Tad Jones
Tunney Dempsey Fight Receipts Total 2.66 Million
Government audit shows 2 658 666 in receipts from the Tunney Dempsey bout. Tunney earned 990 000 and Dempsey 437 900. In Cincinnati a foul tipped bone chipped Bob O Farrells right hand ending his season. In Danville Me Centre College halfback Dale Holmes dies from injuries after a Sunday crash. In Chicago Nallin and Ormsby named American League World Series umpires.
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United Press
Chicago
Tunney
Cincinnatio
Bob O'Farrell
Cardinals
O'Farrell
St. Louis
Danville
Dale Holmes
Eastport
Centre
R. F._Nallin
E. T. Ormsby
Ban Johnson
Dog Wins in Otter Fight at Tyddynback Wales
A sheep dog owned by Robert Robert of Tyddynback, Wales, killed a large otter and her three cubs after a battle lasting over an hour. The dog pursued the mother along the river bank and, in a second clash in the water, killed the otter.
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Robert Robert
Tyddynback
Wales
Pennock Aims to Break World Series Pitching Record
New York September 26 Herb Pennock the Yankees left hander may break the world series record of five victories no defeats set by John Wesley Coombs. Pennock has four world series wins and two in 1923 and two more last year with relief appearances in three other games. He is the leading pitcher with a chance to surpass the mark and remains a top money pitcher in the Yankee rotation.
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Associated Press
New York
Colby Cannonader
John Wesley Coombs
Herb Pennock
Coombs
Colby Jack
Brooklyn
Connie Mack
Athletics
Pennock
Portsider
Yankees
Herb
Savessaa
Babe Ruth Eyes Four-Home-Run Feat Amid Ruth's Power Surge
New York reports Babe Ruth struck his 57th homer off Lefty Grove in the sixth inning with the bases loaded. He trails his 1921 mark by two homers as he aims to set a new record across three games and stay within reach of a 4 homer milestone.
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United Press
New York
Babe Ruth
Mark West
Ruth
Lefty Grove
Athletics
King Fuad Grants Durham Woman Egypt Visit
Mrs. Margaret Clemens, wife of a Durham England miner, travels to Egypt as a guest of King Fuad after writing requesting to see her birthplace and her parents graves. The Egyptian king offers to cover all travel expenses and she has departed for Egypt.
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Egypt
Margaret Clemens
Durham
England
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Clemens
London laughs at Segrave’s 200 mph Florida record drive
Major Segrave set a world auto speed record of 200 mph in Florida. While driving through Piccadilly a crossing signal halted traffic. His car’s clutch failed and horn honks from other motorists followed as pedestrians glared. A passerby policeman urged him to hurry.
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London
Major Segrave
Florida
Picadilly
Seagrave
Paulino Uzendun to Fight Quintin Romero-Rojas in Mexico City
Basque heavyweight Paulino Uzendun will meet Chilean Quintin Romero-Rojas in a 15 round bout in Mexico City. The match is tentatively scheduled for Sunday afternoon October 9 at a bull ring or stadium.
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Uzendun
Quintin Romero-Rojas
Mexico City
Pirates must win two of three to clinch pennant
The Pirates beat the Cubs 2 1 to stay atop the standings as George Grantham homered, while Babe Ruth powered the Yankees to a 7 4 win over Philadelphia. St. Louis swept Cincinnati 4 1 to stay in contention. the pennant race tightens with three games left for Pittsburgh and St. Louis.
Plan Buddhist Dictionary to Be Compiled by French Scholar
Dr Sylvain Lees of the College of France will oversee the compilation of the first Anglo-Fried Buddhist dictionary. He traveled to Tokyo years ago to assist the Franco Japanese Cultural Association and will lead the project in its activities.
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Sylvain Lees
College of France
Tokio
Japan
Copper colored pear kid dinner slip pers
A fragmented line describes copper colored items with rows of gold silver and black along the instep strap. The fragment lacks clear context or event details.
Gene Tunney Plans Life Work To Teach Youth
An Evening World interview reports heavyweight champion Gene Tunney seeking to dedicate his life to youth welfare after his boxing career. He aims to promote clean living, spiritual and physical education, and address sensitive sex education issues, with plans to fund this work after achieving financial independence.
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New York
New York Evening World Today
Gene Tunney
Ed van Every
Tooney
Smallest Boy Loudest Voice Prize Won
Jimmy Chaney the smallest bell boy at a famous London hotel won a prize for heatest appearance and loudest voice. In the voice competition memory and diction counted and he managed foreign names well. His prize included a medal and a silver watch. A black moire evening slipper featured triangular buckles of shinestone.
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Jimmy Chaney
London
Jimmy
Hidden metures revealed during Czech building renovations
Workmen uncover long concealed metures in a Moravian Czech building. The plaster artworks imitate bas relief by using white over black and removing parts to reveal derived designs. The pieces are preserved as curiosities.
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Mrague
Czechoslovakia
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