Barnard Elected American League President Slattery Appointed Braves Pilot
Ernest S Barnard of Cleveland was elected president of the American League to fill Ban Johnson’s vacancy. William Harridge named secretary in a newly created post. Barnard will also serve as treasurer, with a three year term, and he vows to uphold Johnson’s high standards as the league’s Chicago headquarters will continue under his leadership.
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Barnard Named President of American League
Ernest Sargent Barnard, named to succeed Ban Johnson, has spent 24 years with the Cleveland club but little time in its clubhouse. A former football coach, he rose through Columbus and Cleveland offices to become American League president, known for fair dealing and bulldog spirit in backing umpires.
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Walnut Beach Bowling Team Seeks Matches
The Walnut Beach All Stars challenge any five man team in the area or state. They seek to meet Ceronis Al sare of this city, Fairfield Alford Torrineton New Haven Stamford and Norwalk teams. Contests will be rolled home. Matches can be arranged by calling Milford 1465 or to Mr Ruchmond.
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Eddie Moore 10 Meet as Ryan in First Pro Battle
Eddie Moore meets Al Ryan in a four round feature bout at the Armory Saturday night. Moore, a Bridgeport amateur standout, recently trained in New York with Georgie Levine and arrives amid strong local expectations for his professional debut. The card also features Tony Thomas versus Philly Griffin, Joe Red Garren versus Tom Twin Rizzo, and Jules Sombathy versus Joe Twin Rizzo in eight round bouts.
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Yale Sophs Edge Freshmen In Closest Interclass Meet
In a tight Yale interclass track contest the sophomores defeated the freshmen 47 to 44 to claim the fall class championship. The hammer throw decided the meet as the sophs placed in three events. The juniors and seniors finished with 19 and 7 points respectively, while the sophomores benefited from a strong freshman team core. John Rockefeller Prentice scored for the seniors and Phillip Carr won the freshmen javelin, with the sophomores led by dual winner Kinger in high and low hurdles.
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Cayuga Wins Feature at Pimlico in Close Finish
Edward F Whitney Cayuga with Harvey aboard won the Pimlico feature at six furlongs by a head. Bobsashela was second and Excalibur third in a field of twelve. The winner paid 32.60 and finished in 1:12. The purse totaled 29.20 to the owner. Sanford and Gormond swept the Fordham Claiming Stakes at Empire City, with Sanford edging his stablemate by three quarters of a length in the mile and seventy yards, time 1:46. The Latonia six furlongs went to Reputation. Achrema was second and Comrade third, time 1:15 2-5.
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Elis Wrestlers Face Ambitious Rugged Schedule
The Eli wrestling team unveils a demanding schedule featuring seven top opponents in dual meets and forthcoming intercollegiate championships. Freshman games mirror seven dual meets with key clashes at Brown Army Harvard Princeton and Navy.
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Center Quintet to Hold Drill Friday
Center high school boys basketball team schedules a Friday night drill at 9 30 to practice with Tieker and Ms yretica and report details.
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Cobb and Mack Agree to End Relations in Baseball
Ty Cobb will not return to the Philadelphia Athletics next season after manager Connie Mack said the club would seek waivers and Cobb would be free to negotiate with any team. Mack cited Cobb’s high salary and relocation issues, while Cobb hinted at retirement possible but noted he may still play if conditions suit.
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Hard Luck Follows Brown Regular Player Injured
Providence F I November ninth report from Associated Press describes a Brown varsity guard injuring a finger and shoulder during a Lebanon Valley game. The piece notes other players filling roles as the team battles through the setback and aims to recover with tape and care.
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Coolidge Commends Block for Action
President Coolidge sent congratulations to Paul Block publisher who bought the Newark Intergonal League franchise and hired Walter Johnson as manager The letter praised Johnson’s character and sportsmanship and wished success for Block and the Newark club next season
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Foreign boxers swell lists of title contenders
New York November 2. Foreigh boxers from France England South Africa and Spain arrive as title contenders. Tony Ascenda and Johnny Cuthbert lead the heavyweights with bids for world laurels while Bantamweight and Featherweight hopes stir among promoters and boxing commissions across several states.
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Former college coach Slattery named Braves manager in 1928
John T Jack Slattery Boston College baseball coach Braves scout and former Harvard coach has been appointed manager of the Boston Braves succeeding Dave Bancroft Judge Emil E Fuchs announced Slattery 45 a Boston native and former Red Sox catcher in 1902 will leave his BC duties to devote full time to the Braves His one year contract carries no salary details Slattery coached Boston College for three years and Harvard for five prior to joining the Braves as scout and coach his career spans White Sox Cardinals and Senators rosters.
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New Haven Boys to Box at Elks Club Tomorrow
New Haven youths will headline the Elks boxing show at the Elks club tomorrow night. Matchmaker Mike Healy brings top local amateurs to contest New Haveners, with Purdue the 200 pound Mohican expected to face Chick Crenton’s rising heavyweight Tommy Hess Heiss has recently joined the amateur ranks and fought across the state, Mohican backers optimistic but Heil’s supporters equally confident.
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