Gehrig Voted American League MVP of 1927
Lou Gehrig of the New York Yankees named the AL Most Valuable Player for 1927. He led in RBIs, finished near the batting title, and homered with strong defense, outperforming contenders Harry Heilmann and Ted Lyons in a vote by league writers.
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Gates Are Locked Against Boxer in 133 Pound Class
Chicago reports the gates to the fifth hall of fame are barred today to the 133 pound boxer as welterweights and ban tam galore crowd in for admission. The piece notes a decline of lightweight prominence since the era of Gans through Leonard and Tendler to the present, with welterweights now dominating activity and attention.
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Waner Brothers to Perform Four-Week Vaudeville Run
The Waner brothers Lloyd and Paul sign on for a four week vaudeville stint opening Saturday in St. Louis. They will perform on saxophone ukulele violin and other acts on stage.
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Gehrig Named AL MVP for 1927
Lou Gehrig, first baseman for the New York Yankees, was chosen as the American League most valuable player for 1927. The American League trophy committee conducted the vote, with Ban Johnson, president of the league, making the announcement at league headquarters.
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New Boston Team Heavy in Prep for Athens Game
New Boston high school football is reported heavier than Athens by about twenty pounds per man. Athens adjusts to New Boston’s 175 pound linemen as scrimmage this afternoon previews Friday’s game on the high school field. Ross Sams may play Friday after a minor practice injury and Coach Wise notes improving linemen while correcting an earlier error about a loss to Gallipolis. The piece also notes Pittsburgh football practice at Staggfield before a Des Moines trip to meet Drake.
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Spencer Favored in Ten Round Featherweight Bout
Oct 12 Jackie Spencer of Cleveland is the betting favorite over Danny Kramer of Philadelphia for the scheduled ten round featherweight bout in Culver City tomorrow night.
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Roche Burns Set for Ten Round Boxing Main Event
San Francisco middleweight Joe Roche and Oakland’s Johnny Burns are set for a ten round feature tonight in San Francisco at the local boxing program.
Blow to Auburn as Stetson topples Alabama Poly in opener
Stetson defeated Alabama Poly by a season opening win marking the first Auburn campus loss since 1908. The matchup opened the season with Stetson taking control early and holding on for the win at home.
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Marietta Fans Buzz For Revenge In Ohio Clash
Downtown coaches forecast a one sided grid battle as Marietta aims to avenge recent losses to Ohio. The Pioneer squad led by Duke Hayes pledges speed over a lean lineup while Ohio plans to start its usual eleven in a cautious approach after a win over Ohio Northern.
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Gabby Street Blames Lively Ball for Home Run Spree
Former Washington catcher Gabby Street says the lively ball is to blame for the current surge in home runs across the major leagues. He argues equipment changes have boosted power and scoring.
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Don Nichols Now Practices Law in California
Former California grid captain Don Nichols is practicing law in California. He previously led the team on the field and now applies legal expertise in the state.
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Harvard Frosh Captain Follows Dad’s Legacy
D. J. Garrison leads the Harvard freshman squad this year continuing a family athletic line. His father played gridiron for Harvard years ago, and Garrison embraces the legacy as team captain.
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Zuppke Credits Speed Over Brawn in Modern Football
Coach Bob Zuppke of Illinois argues that speed and quick thinking determine success in contemporary football, rather than raw strength. He emphasizes improved tactics and athleticism shaping the game today.
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Ohio State Falls to Freshmen in Scrimmage
Columbus Ohio State Universitys varsity struggled in a scrimmage against freshmen with weak tackling and blocking and limited offensive thrusts. Ohio Wesleyans Bishops show pass defense drills as Bob Ward may start at halfback against Marshall Friday. Muskingum prepares for Capital University while other schools schedule weekly rest and injury concerns ahead of upcoming games.
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Athens High Player Perkins Gains Ground in Logan Match
Logan Oct 11 statistics show Perkins of Athens High gained 308 yards on 31 successful carries and threw two passes for 14 yards with a TD. He also intercepted two passes, returning one 26 yards for a touchdown. other pass was intercepted.
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