Middleport High Joins Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Middleport High School gains probationary enrollment in the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League joining Pomeroy Gallipolis Nelsonville Wellston Jackson Ironton New Boston and Middleport. The move ties in with league aims to boost attendance foster clean athletics and promote regional sportsmanship.
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Middleport
Middleport High School
Wellston
Southeastern Ohio Athletic League
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Nelsonville
Lage
Jackson
Ironton
New Boston
Pomeroy High School
Lutz
Board of
Ayeation
The
Midleport
Trenton
Logan
Pt. Pleasant
Marietta
Rutland
Did You That Larry Fagan Inherits Large Sum and Auto Shop
Larry Fagan a Harrison New Jersey fighter inherits 500000 dollars and an auto sales and repair shop and will continue boxing. The narrative also notes connections to Connie Mack Jr and Ger mantown Academy as well as various baseball and boxing references.
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Larry Fagan
Harrison, N. J
John McGraw
Bill Kiem
Connie Mack, Jr
Germantown Academy
Reigh Count
Harvey Leader
Newmarket
England
Cannons
Brooklyn Ball Club
State quintet meets Panthers in tonight's go
Ohio State hosts Pittsburgh in a midwest barnstorming game as the Panthers seek their first victory on the road. Coach Harold Olson's Buckeyes, buoyed by a late win over Pennsylvania, aim to tame Pittsburgh and keep momentum for upcoming Big Ten clashes.
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Columbus
Pittsburgh Panthers
Indiana
Northwestern
Ohio State
Harold Olson
Pennsylvania
Panthers
Panther
Wahington University
Iowa
Carleton
Mingsota
Notre Dame
Illinis
North Dakota
Marquette
Purdue
Butler
Drakett Minnesota
Ohio
Wrenberg
Blufton
Bluffton
Bowling Green
Bowling Gren
Ashland
Alleheny
Allegheny
Baldwin Wallace
Ohio University
Muskingum
Wilmington
Capitol
Ohio Western
Cedarville
Miami
Kenucky
Ohio Wedeyan
St. Xavier
Gorgetown
Ohio Northern
Keron
Baldwin-Wallace
Defiance
Goose Goslin Wins 1928 AL Batting Title With One Arm
Goose Goslin of Washington wins the 1928 AL batting crown with a .3879 average, edging Heinie Manush by one point. Despite a dead arm that limits throwing, Goslin played every game and carried the infielders, earning praise while his manager Bucky Harris helped him persevere. A legendary season noted among greats like Cobb and Ruth.
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Goose Goslin
Bucky Harris
Manush
Washington
Goslin
Heinie Manush
St. Lou
Delehanty
Lajoie
Cobb
Spear
Sisler
Ruth
Heisman
Golin
Bucky Hrris
Golh
Eeks Goslin
McKinley Receives Most Valuable Man Award at Ohio Football Banquet
At the Ohio University football banquet in the university cafeteria, Captain Pete McKinley was honored as the most valuable man of the season. He received a bronze football figure and a medal as Lyle Mowbray was named most valuable linesman. Coaches praised teamwork, character, and the season’s spirit, with Don Peden acknowledging departing players Beola, Farmer, Jeffrey, Garrison, Luce, and others.
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Mowbray
McKinley
Bryan
Willaman
Grover
Peden Land
Ohio
Ohio University
Co. C. Bird
Bird
Buckeye
Bill Logan
Trouphy
Pete McKinley
Lyle Mowbray
Peden
Troutwein
Begola
Farmer
Jeffrey
Garrison
Luce
Pope Pius Hosts Secret Vatican Consistory
Rome dispatch reports Pope Pius held a secret consistory at the Vatican. He praised the success of the Eucharistic Congress in Sydney as cardinals and their attendants entered the consistorial hall.
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Rome
U.P
Pius
Vatican
Sydney
S. W
Armour Wins Sacramento Open Golf Championship Title
Tommy Armour, the Washington D C star, captured the Sacramento Open at Del Paso Country Club with a four round 289 total after a 285 final score. John Golden of New Jersey finished four behind at 293 with Harry Cotton of London third at 296. Wild Bill Mehrhorn of New York withdrew on the morning round after erratic play.
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Sacramento
Calif
Tommy Armour
Washington, D. C
del Paso Country Club
Armour
John Golden
New Jersey
Harry Cotton
London
Wild Bill’ Mehrhorn
New York
Loughran to Fight Peterson in Chicago Ten Rounder
Tom Loughran former light heavyweight champion meets New Orleans’ Big Boy Peterson in a ten round decision bout in Chicago. Loughran weighs about 183 pounds while Peterson is around 195. Another bout features Shuffle Callahan of Chicago Heights versus Ted Ross of South Chicago with fans predicting a knockout in half the distance.
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Chicago
U.P
Tommy Loughran
Gene Tunney
Big Boy Peterson
New Orleans
Loughran
Peterson
Shuffle Callahan
Chicago Heights
Ted Ross
South Chicago
Missouri Rep Faust In Naval Hospital Very Serious
Washington dispatch reports Rep. Faust Republican Missouri remains in Naval Hospital after an apoplectic stroke on December 10 with his condition described as very serious today.
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Washington
U.rl
Faust
Republican
Missouri
Naval Hospital
Tunney Muldoon trophy rules to be set by society committee
A committee of social figures and financiers will meet to decide the rules for awarding the Tunney Muldoon trophy. Gene Tunney left the trophy as his legacy and entrusted the decision to prominent society men assisted by Tex Rickard. Rickard favors a purely financial approach with no guarantees for challengers.
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Tex
Gene
Pro Season Ends as Yankees Top Giants 7 to 6
New York pro football season ends with the Yankees beating the Giants 7 to 6 before a small crowd. Hinky Haines scored for the Giants in the third period. Gibby Welch got the Yankees’ touchdown in the final quarter and Pritchard added the extra point.
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New York
U.P
Tocal
New York Yankees
New York Giants
Hinky Haines
Giants
Yankees
Gibby Welch
Pritchard
Penn State
World billiards tourney opens at Orchestra Hall
CHICAGO December 17. Play to decide world champions in three cushion and pocket billiards begins this afternoon at Orchestra Hall. First round pockets include Erwin Rudolph versus Jank Taberski at 1 30 p m. followed by Otto Reiselt and Willie Hoppe in three cushion. Later Ralph Greenleaf vs Pasquale Natalie and John Layton against Gus Copulos. Both events run three days with a record prize of 14000 for each tournament.
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Chicago
U.P
Orchestra Hall
Erwin Rudolph
Jank Taberski
Schenectady
N. Y
Otto Reiselt
Philadelphia
Willie Hoppe
New York
Ralph Greenleaf
Pasquale Natalie
Baltimore
John Layton
Sedalia
Gus Copulos
Detroit
Cincinnati Editor Charles Doran Dies Suddenly
Charles L. Doran a veteran Cincinnati newspaperman died suddenly in Cincinnati yesterday. He was one of the reporters who covered the execution of Charles J Guiteau who assassinated President Garfield.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Charles L. Doran
Doran
Charles J. Guiteau
Garfield
Babies Fear Sudden Movement and Noise
The article notes that infants respond with fear to two triggers: sudden movement and sudden loud sounds. This summary highlights the core observation from the piece.
Maloney Returns to Madison Square Garden for 10 Round Showdown
Jimmy Maloney resumes his comeback by facing Don O Kelley Irish heavyweight in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden on Friday night. Once a top contender he fell after losses to Godfrey and Heeney but has since rebounded with wins over Riske and Mitchell. The card also features Tuffy Griffiths vs Charley Berlanger and Kid Chocolate meeting Emil Paluso with Pancho Filipino at Olympia A C later that week.
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New York
Jimmy Maloney
Don O'Kelly
Madison Square Garden
Jack Delaney
Tex Rickard
Maloney
Jack
George Godfrey
Tom Heene
Godfrey
Heeney
Jo Riske
Andy Mitchell
J Kearns
O'Kelly
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Charley Berlanger
Kid Chocolate
Cubqgo
Chocolate
Emil Paluso
St. Arena
Pancho Filipino
Olympia
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John “Red” Brammer
Don Peden
Lewis Terven
McPherson
A. D. McPherson
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Frank Getty
United Press Sports
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Athens, Ohio and Loan League
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Riskey
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