Harding High to Field Basketball Team for Open Season
Warren Harding High School enters basketball with Coach Meade calling for players. Veteran leaders Sisko McBurden Hanusovsky and Koslowski headline a squad aiming to improve on last year’s showing against Central High and other rivals. The schedule includes games with Trade School Congress and Central, with two key dates pending Norwalk and Crosby High School.
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Moleskins
Warren Harding High School
Meade
Harding High Waskethel
Central High School
Central High
Burns
Schaab
Sisko
McBurden
Hanusovsky
Eddie Koslowski
Pvalion
Bill Sneoka
Mos
Shes
de- Rossand Althoush
Snooka
Fisher
Meads
Cap Bruno
Norwalk
Crosby High School
Waterbury
Acholastic
Bridgeport
Congress
Trade School
T.U S
Harding
Fairfield
Trade
Stamford
Ansonia
Samford
Central
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New Hisen Nomral
Greenwich
Croaby Pendling
T. U.S
Plan to Probe Ticket Scandal At Army Navy Game
Washington congressman Rep Hamilton Fish of New York announced a plan to probe a ticket scandal tied to the Army Navy football game. He urged a bill to ban profits from ticket sales by congressmen and their secretaries and proposed erecting a Washington stadium for all future Army Navy games dedicated to Theodore Roosevelt.
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Washington
Military and Naval Affairs
House
Hamilton Fish
New York
Fish
Theodore Roosevelt
British Open Dates Stand For 1927 Golf Championship
London reports no change in the 1927 British open golf schedule set for the week of June 21. Henry Collen, secretary of the Royal and Ancient Club, said the dates remain fixed as professionals in Britain did not request a shift. The clash with the American Open is expected to limit international play and could affect a possible professionals team match between the two nations.
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London
Henry Collen
Royal End
Moeser Elected Princeton Football Captain
Charles R. Monier of Cincinnati Ohio was elected captain of the 1927 Princeton football eleven. Moeser has two years service on the squad and played right end last season.
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Princeton
WM. J
Charles R. Monier
Cincinnati
Ohio
Princeson
Mueeer
Three Blind Mice On College Eleven
Notre Dame claimed its Four Horsemen and John Carroll University boasted a trio called Three Blind Mice. Pat McDonnell and Dick Quinn starred in backfield and tackle, both blind in one eye from past injuries, while Herzog’s blindness traced to high school.
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Cleveland
Notre Dame
John Carroll University
Pat McDonnell
Herzog
Dick Quinn
McDonnell
Quinn
Herz2ot
Sportlight essays mingle sports lore and coaching legends
An eclectic column blends praise for Wallace Wade and the Alabama Crimson Tide with musings on coaching philosophy, spring practice, and the art of relaxation in golf. It interweaves anecdotes about Notre Dame, Knute Rockne, and golf nerves, urging steadiness and focus amid pressure.
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Wallace Wade
Crimson Tide
Alabama
Brown
Castle Heights
Vanderblit
Evan Knute Rouckne
Oud Bama
Pooley Hubert
Mack Brown
Wade
Rockne
Notre Dame
Starkey
Delaney
Maroney
Berlenach
Dempsey
Perasons
American League Pitching in 1926 Season Highlights
Analysis of 1926 AL pitching shows lower earned run averages and strong figures for Philadelphias Bob Groves and Cleveland's George Uhie. It notes Groves led with 2.61 earned runs per nine innings, his durability, the era’s standout arms like Tad Lyons and Herb Pennock, and the era’s top strikeout totals for the Yankees and Cowboys runners.
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Bob Groves
Philadelphia Athletics
Groves
Ieague Aa
Ieague Aa Whiffer
Philadelphia
Athletics
Bhe
George Uhie
Cleveland
Tad Lyons
White Sox
Uhie
Lyons
Stanley Coveleskle
Walter Johnson
Herb Pennock
Alex Gaston
Silsping
Yankees
Indians
Ith Fabe Buti
Detroit
St. Louis Browns
Geention
Braxton
New York
Colline
Pate
Ee Ag
Walberg
Wees
Uhle
Cleveland Steeeee
Marberry
Washington
Vay
Rommel
Juckeye
Coveleskie
Sie Connally
Chicaco
Miller
Shocker
Quinn
Levsen
Aeee
Gibson
York
Beall
New Wee
Shante
Faber
Chicago
Wingard
St. Louia
Russell Boston
Tease
Zachary
St. Louis
Blankenship
Shawkey
Gray
Smith
Thomas
Mke
Boston-Phila
NG Rowder
Whitehit
Edwards
Boston Si
Wiltse
M. Thomas
Herriss
Uhile-Boston
Ogden
Beare
Gaston
Boston
Thee & If
Wingfield
Nevers
Welzer
Zahniser
Hefmach
St Lomi
Stoner
Murray
Buyh
Giard
Ferguson
H. Ib BR. Pet. Willis
Bee Re
Tal Handlin
Eengrafe
Amuyartner
Jones
Pamero
Kiefer
Barfoot
Ressetee
Aes
Jennard
Teas
Laverette
Fai
McQuaid
G. Smith
Oda Lamdgren
Flobertson
Wee
Saae
Kelly
Cooper
Benge
Ceveland
CG Thomas
Washingto
Bolen
Vetare
MacFayden
Lehr
Uchrinsko
Sommers
Biaston
Cox
McBee
Rosa
Doyle
Knelsh
Loftus
Hadley
Saeteee
Speeca
H Johnson
Central Eleven Elects Leader At Banquet Tonight
At Central High School the annual football banquet occurs tonight in the dining hall with Board of Education officials as guests. Letter men will vote on a captain from three candidates including Wasson, Byrne, and Roley, while Eddie Reilly will recommend 21 players for recognition. A long list of invitees and possible attendees is noted, with several candidates named as top contenders for the 1927 captaincy.
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Central High School
Board of Education
Eddie Reilly
Eddie Wasson
Byrne
Harding
Roley
Misa Mary Tulse Meienna
Athletic Association
Thas
Carroll BR. Reed
Worcester Warren
Schouls
John B. Wynkoop
Elmer H. Havens
Charles Poland
Central High
Moore
George Chalkin
Andrus
Buswell
Doherty
Greenberg
Jontes
McCarthy
McGee
Meade
Munkachy
Foley
Panpas
Reilly
O'Leary
Roth
Ssarvus
Sherman
Syme
Wasson
Fray
Butler
Traders Open Gym Tonight Against Congress Quintet
The State Trade school opens its new gym at eight tonight with Apprentice basketball facing Congress High. Traders coach Charlie Remkus leads a strong lineup including Dorgan, Balhemas, Shubert, Jacob, Alexander, and Flanagan. Congress counters with Sakowiks, Valen tine, Fontes, Norton, and Curran, with several reserves possible.
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State Trade School
Congress High School
Charlie Remkus
Harry Lyon
Congress
Congress High
Sakowiks
Valentine
Fontes
Norton
Curran
Trade
Dorgan
Balhemas
Shubert
Jacob
Alexander
Flanagan
Trade Echoe Singing Orchestra
Simon
Weldon
Agaube
Riley
Magrin
Keana
Clarke
Devlin
Goletz
Travagnii
Istvan
Rovegno
Merera
Cohter
Municipal golf proceeds exceed last year
The Bosra of Recreation Golf report for 1926 shows season totals from April 12 to November 12. Receipts reached 12 make a gain of 999.00 over 1925, with May leading at 1 178.75 and November the lowest at 44.25, detailing memberships transient receipts and locker charges.
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Bosra of Recreation
Ccc
Erepelenty
Esse Eee
Nevers Eleven Garners Notable Pros in White Jerseys
New York November 30 Ernie Nevers and his Duluth Eskimos prepare to meet the Brooklyn horsemen at Ebbets Field next Sunday in a strikingly garbed squad. The team wears near snow white jerseys with jet black numerals and three quarter length coats in bright patterns. Hooded gear protects players from the wind, marking one of the most picturesque aridiron outfits seen.
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New York
Ernie Nevers
Great Western Star
Duluth Eakimos
Brooklyn Horsemen
Ebbetsfield
Wbmos
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Ted Lyons
Chicago White Sox
George Dause
Dauis
Eq Wels
Ty Cobb
Bryan Harries
Ke Chase
Walter Ruether
Sam Jones
Morrell
Fred Marberry
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