Bears to Lose Stapleton Rush and Fuller Next Season
Bears plan major roster overhaul as Stapleton Rush and Fuller exit. Trade talks begin for key pitchers and infield replacements as manager braces for new infield, outfield, and pitching staff ahead of the Dallas minor league meeting.
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Rush
Fuller
Andy
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Kansas Oil Fields
Johnny Roser
Ney Haven
Johns
New Haven
Woos
Dallas
Georgia Triumphs 14 10 at Yale in Offensive Showdown
Georgia opened the season with a 32 to 0 win over Virginia and then defeated Yale 14 to 10 on a turf marked by Caldwell’s assignment. The piece notes Georgia’s sequence of strong showings against Army, Dartmouth, and Princeton, and highlights the team’s overall balance and defensive strength amid a season of varied schedules.
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Georgia
Yale
Caldwell
Princeton
Haan
Virginia
Viginia
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Furman
Auburn
Tulane
Florida
Clemson
Mercer
Alabama
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Aate
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Titness
Pittsburgh
Georgia Tech
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Scott
Fish
Rick
Charles
Webster
Allinois
Retah & Crane
Ilinois
Northwestern
Buchivan
Ohio State
Illinois
Seomre
Tomes
Pitteburgh
Kern
Donee
Fairfield High Court Team Seeks Quiz Show Success
The Fairfield High Court team, featuring Oliver and Tamih, competes in a schedule of matches through October and December. Coach Walter Lyman has prepared the squad for regional events, with key players Will, Berie, and Derb participating as the season advances.
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Sperrespondent
Catbhall Sea
Sting
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Remruar
Nis
Tad Tho
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Wallingford Team Sells Under New Ownership
The Wallingford franchise changes hands as Darry Starkie moves to sell the Wallingford team. Details are unclear in the fragmented OCR but indicate a transfer of ownership affecting local sports coverage and team management.
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Darry Starkie
Wallingford
Charlesworth on Rice's Combine
Charlesworth on Rice's Combine covers the current college football rosters and coaches, listing players from multiple institutions and positions. It highlights differing college affiliations represented in the initial lineup, with names such as Tackirs Rashews and Croft among others.
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New York
Pele
Otbell
Ary
Terbaau
Mchitin
Ces
Battery D Triumphs Over Battery A Quintet
Battery D defeats Battery A 47 to 18 as Glintton leads with 17 points, delivering a decisive win for the D squad in a league game. Batts O sa is noted for key plays while Battery A struggles to respond.
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Eo Ube
Anallers
Glintton Yas
Canzoneri Wins Furious Battle From Filipino
New York December 1 By Associated Press Tony Canzoneri outpointed Filipino Fernandez in a hard fought ten round featherweight bout at Madison Square Garden. Canzoneri, weighing 125 1 2 pounds, used tactics and body punches to edge Fernandez in a close decision, with Fernandez staggering Canzoneri twice in rounds six and seven. There were no knockdowns as both fighters traded sharp blows in toe to toe exchanges.
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New York
Associal Press
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Madson Square Garcer
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Tiny Brown
Abe Girenstein
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Big Ten Coaches Open Annual Meeting in Chicago
Athletic directors and football coaches from the Big Ten gather in Chicago for a two day meeting to finalize the 1928 football schedule and discuss problems affecting athletic relations. They will draft schedules for baseball track swimming gymnastics and tennis and consider rule changes including the lateral pass. Amos Alonzo Stagg will relay coaches’ suggestions to the Chicago university rules committee.
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University of Wyoming
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Ohio State
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Annapolis
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New
Beah
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Dom Cretella to Lead Kacey Five
Dom Cretella has been chosen to captain the Green and White this season. He will make his first appearance in the role tonight when the local vet meets the Leng Ilana AC five at the Race Hall on Washington Avenue. The veteran Hrrk Hirt steps down due to age and health, ceding captaincy after a storied tenure.
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Vist Veur
Avroide
York
Kossoy
Silverberg Ends Work For Battle With Dark Cloud
Pickey Silverborg, boxing's Flyweight champ, trains at Kos Sith Street gym ahead of tomorrow night feature at the state armory. He sparred twelve rounds with Steve Smith, Jim Bones, and Pete Filo, and is in peak form for the bout against Ruby Desk Cloud Bradiey.
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Ruby Desk Cloud Bradiey
State Armory
Tomorow
Kossith Street
Afernoon
Steve Smith
Jim Bones
Pete Filo
Tammy
Silverberry
Jimms
Anson
Shit Bones
Mike Millinski
Bones
O Mim Kells
Newmark
Youngwine
New London
Viiser
Jackle Rvin
Talffeld
Chatley Manley
Stamford
Pat Dut
Johnny Borko
Luck City
Major Leagues Set Opening Dates
Opening dates for the 1928 Major League season were announced. The National League slate lists Cincinnati at St Louis and Brooklyn at Philadelphia among early games, while the American League card features Cleveland at Chicago and Philadelphia at Washington, with Boston visiting Washington.
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Asnited Press
Hedule Makers
Sciedie Malic
Folauys Sational
St Lews City
Cincinnnati Borton
New York
Pulicephia
Brooklyn
American Teague Ceveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Swedes Withdraw From State Soccer League
Reported last night by league officials that the Swedes withdrew from the State Soccer League, with their forfeit affecting a match versus Pens and the Bridgeport Celtics in the Hog the Suite Cup Competition.
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Bridgeport Celtics
Bern
Shay Noted Ball Player Dies In Kansas City
Daniel Shay a former Kansas City Blues manager and shortstop for the New York Giants era died in a local hotel room. Once known as Hustlin Dan his health and spirits declined after a stroke about a year ago. He played with John McCles and was acquired by Kansas City Blues in 1909. Sister Sudie Shea said he had recently changed the spelling of his name from Shea to Shay.
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Shiy Mittro Vetean
Kansas City Amerte Association
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Hustlin
Dan
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Giants
Kansas City Blues
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Ube
Fuefer
Inteens
Sudie Shea
Kansas City Aid
Shea Te Shay
Two Intersectional Tilts for New York Teams
New York University schedules September 29 at Niagara and October 6 at Wesleyan, with Fordham and Colgate on the list. The program includes Dartmouth, Williams, Johns Hopkins, and Pennsylvania as opponents, reflecting a busy fall for the New York teams.
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Arseid
Munist
Columbia
Dartnaith
Colgate
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Georsetown
Oregon
Missouri
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Johns Hopkins
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Syracuse
Grange’s Eleven Election Spotlight at Histian Gilbert
Grange’s Eleven in New York on November 30 faces election buzz and all-American football lists. Historian Gilbert weighs Michigan ties and Grange era influence in the season’s lead.
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New York
Beasley Knocked Out by Boston Boxer in Haven Bout
Jack Beasley fell to Trunkie Rybeck of Boston in four rounds at the Haven arena in the main amateur bout of the evening. Georgie Lewis defeated Charlie Petty in a sensational bout, delivering decisive action from start to finish.
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Jack Beasley
Boston
Haven
Associated Press
Jick Beaseley
Trunkie Rybeck
Grange Selects Five East Players For All American Team
Renowned football writer Harold Red Gang names five players from the East on his All American picks. He highlights Hoosier master ends Osterbaan and Bonino, notes standout tackles Hale and Hibbs, praises guard Webster and center Reitsch, and lists backfield stars Drury Welch Miles Flanagan Joesting with strong Army and Michigan ties.
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Notre Dame
Baer
Michigan
Hanson
Webster
Reitsch
Witness
Lust
Bettencourt
EI Mary
Iine
Reltsch
Drary
Southern California
Quartabick
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Welch
Pittsburgh
Miles
Princeton
Gilbert
Presnell
Nebraska
Caldwell
Yale
Joeting
Drury
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