Baseball meetings set to clash over league power
New York dispatch reports major league owners from both leagues will meet at the Commodore Club and Roosevelt Hotel to air grievances. National Leaguers challenge AL claims on World Series strength and season closing, while AL clubs oppose Commissioner Landis over free agents and penalties for covering minor league players.
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Real Story Behind Harvard Princeton Rift Revealed
Philadelphia writer claims the split began years earlier during a game when soprano voice signals by Charl ie Buell were heard. Princeton's Jack Snively allegedly shouted time out to cross the line and joked about kissing the Crimson player. Joe Glick travels from Brooklyn to Los Angeles amid fights. Illinois beat Chicago to tie the series 13–13 since 1901.
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Stuhldreher Emerges as Star of Eastern Football Rise
The article praises Harry Stuhldreher for transforming Villanova football, tracing his career from Notre Dame’s Four Horsemen to Villanova head coach. It notes a 24 game winless streak broken, then seven straight wins in 1927, and continued success through 1928, with praise from an Atlantic seaboard writer for his coaching promise.
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Catalina Open to Feature PGA Stars at Island Tournament
The Catalina open golf tournament begins Friday on Catalina Island with most top players from the recent PGA meet in town. A $7,590 purse posted by William Wrigley lures stars including Jeco Diegel of Agua Caliente, Mexico, who captured the previous pro championship from Johnny Farrell, and other national names.
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Wittenberg Bearcats Open Basketball Season Toward Coach Hei
Springfield of Wittenberg unveils a five one star team under Coach Joe Hei teaching basketball. Veterans include Captain Maurer and Rolly Smith with guards Kish and Griest. Home opener vs Georgetown Kentucky on Dec 20. schedule lists Miami Oxford, Denison, Ohio, Wesleyan, Cincinnati, and Heidelberg among others through Feb 28.
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Buckeyes Schedule Set for Wisconsin Clash Next Season
Ohio State plans a 192? football slate including a home date with Wisconsin on Nov 1 and a potential reshuffle with Mount Union or another Big Ten foe. Basketball dates place Ohio State vs Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Purdue, Indiana, and Illinois across January to March.
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Scott to Meet Von Porat in Charity Tilt
Two heavyweight contenders Phil Scott of Anghlind and Otto Von Porat of Norway clash in a 12 round charity bout at Madison Square Garden as the feature of the Christmas Fond show. The winner earns a shot at Jack Sharkey if he wins decisively.
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Iowa Faces Choice After Conference Ouster Debate
Iowa weigh options after Western Conference split with talks centered on reinstatement petitioning alliance with another conference or independent operation. Officials indicated continued opposition to further reinstatement petitions while scheduling potential future football opponents to cover stadium costs. Alumni and faculty debate suggested actions including possible charges, though no formal move appears imminent.
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Vamous Racer Dee Tetzlaff Dead at 46
Dee Tetzlaff, once a leading figure in American auto racing two decades ago, died at his Los Angeles area home from a spinal injury suffered in an accident in the Los Angeles Phoenix road race 18 years earlier. He won the speed championship from Ralph De Palma.
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