Warner criticizes play as safety not a touchback
Stanford coach Glenn Scobey Warner argues the disputed Notre Dame view should have been ruled a safety, not a touchback, after Riley’s interception near the goal line. He states possession and control were established, downing the ball before it crossed the line. The article then shifts to Butte Montana basketball prospects as Dahlberg builds a new team with former football players, detailing likely hoopers and upcoming schedules.
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Army to Train Pentathlon and Equestrian Teams
The War Department accepted the American Olympic Association request to prepare Army teams for the 1936 Holland games. Maj. Gen. Herbert B. Crossbey resigns as Cavalry chief from the association’s executive committee. Training will be by the Second Corps Area commander with Navy and Marine Corps participation, final riding training at Fort Riley.
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Ellison to Manage Dallas Ball Club for 1928 Season
Bert Ellison, former San Francisco Seals player manager and 1927 Minneapolis outfielder, will pilot the Dallas baseball club of the Texas league in 1928. Secretary Walter Morris announced the appointment today. Ellison will arrive from San Francisco on Sunday.
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Gus Gorman Earns All Coast Team Honors
Former Anaconda high star Gus Gorman, now at St. Mary's, earns Pacific coast backfield recognition for his stellar play. He started every game, endured a serious injury yet returned to play the final three games as sports writers place him on second and third string all-star selections.
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Dempsey Tunney Feud Outlook in Early 1928 Eliminations
Alan Gould reports on early 1928 Dempsey Tunney eliminations with Phil Scott, Knute Hansen, Paolino, Johnny Risko, and Jack Sharkey facing injuries and delays. He also notes Yale coach Tad Jones may step down, Marvin Stevens as possible successor, and Ty Cobb’s stint with the Athletics as per Connie Mack.
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Max Carey’s enduring pace fuels all American baseball hopes
The veteran outfielder Max Carey, in his seventeenth big league year, began in 1909 with South Bend and rose to star with the Pirates. He moved to Brooklyn in 1924, sparked the Pirates’ 1925 surge with speed and baserunning, and helped shore up the Giants’ pennant chase.
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Butte High Football Champs Guests at Boosters Dinner
Nineteen members of Butte high championship football team attended a dinner at the Chequamegon hosted by owner Al Hultman. Later they were entertained at the Broadway theater by manager Mo Davis and expressed gratitude for recent favors.
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Boogting Texan or Quarterback on First Eleven
Famous football authority praises Gerald Mann of Southern Methodist University Mustangs as a top all-American candidate. The Southwest gains national recognition with standout stars from SMU, Texas A M, Baylor, Rice, Arkansas, Centenary, and more, while Mann’s leadership cements the region’s strong 1927 season.
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Terror Long Seeks Tilt With Morgan
Negotiations for a bout between Don Terror Long and Ted Morgan are under way with Long's manager Leslie Showers reporting progress. A possible Kansas City bout on December 15 is being arranged with Gabe Kauffman as promoter. Long defeated Mickey Cohen in Denver last night, leaving Cohen hospitalized with three broken ribs and possible internal injuries.
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La Duc pleads not guilty. bond set at 350 denied
Charlies La Duc pleaded not guilty when arraigned on a charge of malicious mischief in Justice Buckley’s court. He could not furnish a 350 bond and was remanded to the county jail. Hearing set for December 8. Thomas White faces a charge of failure to provide for his family in Justice McNamara’s court based on a complaint by Sadie White.
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Indian is ordained Pryor minister George Frost
Crow Indian George Frost who led Baptist mission work at Pryor and the Upper Big Horn for seven years has been ordained a minister.
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Bobcats face toughest schedule yet in 1927-28 season
Montana State college Bobcats announce a 37 game schedule for 1927 28 including 18 home games in Bozeman and a heavy holiday trip. The slate features eight opponents from the Rocky Mountain conference western division along with Oregon Aggies Washington State College Idaho University and Phillips University of Oklahoma.
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Johnny Ryan Bests Freddy Vincent in 10-Round Bantam Bout
Boston bantamweight Johnny Ryan outpointed Freddy Vincent of Toronto in a 10 round fight here. Ryan weighed 121 pounds while Vincent weighed 123 and a half. In a six round bout Danny Mc Aleer Eric won the decision over Guy Ferrell of Cleveland, Ohio with both at 118 pounds.
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Plans for Rocky Mountain Garden Club Bridge Party
Final arrangements for the Rocky Mountain Garden Club bridge party at St John s parish house were completed yesterday. The event begins at 2 o clock Friday afternoon with reservations handled by committee members Mrs T A Carney Mrs Frank Bell Mrs Harry Freebourn Mrs Bert Gosselin Mrs Robert White and Mrs Joe Russell.
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Power Project at Bitburg to Employ Thousands for Seven Years
Between 3,000 and 4,000 laborers will be hired for seven years on the Our valley project near the Luxembourg border. The plant is projected to supply about half of Germanys electricity consumption.
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East West charity game plans draw star players from West
San Francisco reports that coach Orin Hollingberg will assemble a star-studded West squad for the December 26 East-West charity game for Shriners hospital. Invited are UW trio Tesreau Wilson and Wright, plus Gilmore and other top players from USC Santa Clara Army Texas and more. New York chapter notes NYU captain Connor joins All Eastern lineup for December 26 clash in San Francisco.
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Monahan Loses as Philadelphia Boxing Night Ends
In Philadelphia at the Armory A C Jack Grass of Salem New Jersey stopped Homer Smith of Kalamazoo Michigan in the fifth round for a technical knockout. Harry Martone of Jersey City also scored a fifth round TKO over Frank Monahan of Butte Montana.
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Schedules Drag Through Day As Leagues Meet
The joint schedule committee of the National and American Leagues met in Pittsburg today and tonight but did not finish arranging next season's dates. Officials said sessions would continue tomorrow.
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Italy Faces Sharp Rise in Unemployment This Year
Italy shows a steep jobless increase with totals and partial unemployment more than triple those recorded last year. Officials cite economic stagnation and policy gaps as the main drivers.
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