Harding Eleven Faces Next Season With Strong Lineup
Harding High School gridiron prospects rely on 14 returning players after a 5-2 season. Coach Jack Mead will rebuild around a strengthened line and backfield as key seniors depart. Notable returns include Sweezy at quarterback and Hanusovky at fullback, with new candidates filling gaps at guard and tackle. Sixteen points scored against them this year came from three touchdowns, two by Central High and one by Carmel Hall, plus a field dropkick.
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Warren Harding High School
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Fisher DeRosa
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Choiko
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Harding High School
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Tiger Eleven to Lose Twelve Men Princeton
Twelve seniors from Princeton's 1925 and 1926 football squads will depart for the next season. Seven starter seniors, including five linemen and two backs, closed their college careers after Yale and Harvard games. The list features Jake Sla ste, Dan Caulkins, Jeff Rosengarten, Dick Baldwin, Ernie Bartell, Bob Darby, Ted Williams, Charlie Weekes, Joe Prendergast, Harry Meislahn, Sam Ewing, and others from Baltimore, Detroit, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Tarentum, Evanston, and Stamford.
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Yale
Harvard
Jake Slaste
Baltimore
Dan Caulkins
Detroit
Jeff Rosengarten
Philadelphia
Dick Baldwin
St. Louis
Ernie Bartell
Tarentum
Bob Darby
Westfield
X. J
Ted Williama
Stamford
Adgie Wins by Technical Knockout in Seventh Round
Philadelphia light heavyweight Matt Adgie battered Ricardo Romano to a seventh round technical knockout in a ten round bout. Adgie weighed 168 13, Romano 142.
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Philadelphia
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Adgie
Ricardo Romano
Addie
Romano
Horses Yesterday's Two Won Great Sport Lounger
Milford 1306 reports on a local sports item featuring a horse race result and a promotional note about a product called the best system. The brief item mentions a victory by Yesterday's Two and a service phone line for inquiries.
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Harding Eleven to Elect Captain for Next Season Today
Harding High School plans a Tuesday meeting in the gymnasium to elect a captain for next season. All letter earners from this year will vote as several seniors graduate, with top candidates including Graham Cholko and Poarnth.
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Harding
Harding High School
Ce Seay
Graham Cholko
Ani Poarnth
Grange Shadows Linger as Big Ten Goes Without New Hero
Chicago November 15 Big Ten football history fades without a new Red Grange as Frost Peters Friedman and Kutsch are praised but fail to reach the level of the Galloping Ghost. Michigan and Minnesota stars shine while Town d Kuscha struggle, with Grange’s legacy casting a long shadow over the season.
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Frost
Peters
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Champaign
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Michigan
Benny Friedman
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Minols Marvel
Friedman
Eeman
Marek
Karen Olin
Joestring
Minnesota
Baker
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Chisago
Kutsch
Ohio
Illinois
Essex to Battle Naugatuck Thursday Big Five showdown
The Original Ewex Big Five will meet the Naugatuck Big Five at Sokol hall Thursday night despite injuries to several players. The team was on the bus involved in a collision Saturday night in Nichols. Expected starters include Goodman, Blade, Coleman, James and Sisco.
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Naugatuck Big Five
Sokol Hall
Nichols
Goodman
Blade
Coleman
James
Sisco
Une
Complaints Against Army Navy Seats Raise Prices
Nov 15 AP reports protests over gate prices for the Army Navy football classic while demand remains strong. Officials note Navy and Army quotas to graduates and public officials, with prices set at 0.60 and 4.59, as frustration grows at resale risk and speculation. Secretary Wilbur cites concerns over charging high prices for major games, reflecting broader views on access and equity.
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Major college football roundup with key conference results
Turn of the Wheel East. Brown and Navy atop unbeaten stacks as Brown crushes Harvard 21 to 0 while Navy edges Georgetown 19 to 7. Lafayette and NYU win. Army loses to Notre Dame, Indiana, Princeton, Amherst claim small titles. Michigan and Northwestern win to stay in Big Ten race. Oklahoma A and M and Stanford win big, Southern Methodist claims Southwestern, Rose bets, Georgia Tech falls, California wins, Nevada beaten.
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Marathon distance kept at 26 miles 385 yards
Baltimore November 15 The official marathon distance remains 26 miles 385 yards despite evidence that ancient Greek runners covered longer strides. The Amateur Athletic Union convention rejected a proposal to shorten the route, citing the longer course as the official Olympic marathon distance.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Saipanaseenaias Saas RI
Sammy Vogel to get chance to meet Mandell for lightweight title
Promoter Humbert Fugazy aims to sign Sammy Vogel to face champion Mandell for the lightweight title with plans for a new arena at 178th Street New York. Reilly says Fugazy has offered Mandell a $25,000 guarantee and a 7 1/2 percent cut, while Vogel may be matched as a tuneup for the Kaplan fight amid promoter rivalries and held risks.
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Mandell
Reilly
Humbert J. Fugazy
Tex Tuckard
Pie Richard
Billy Gibson
Sammy Mandell
Louis
Noplan
Gridgeport
Pete Reiss
Sack Delaney
Park City Pride Azight
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Fugazy
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Melly
Agar
Rickard
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Vorel
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Kean Voor
Racing Results and Entries First Race Terse Card
Racing results and entries across seven races for two year olds and up. Results include horse names such as Pomonkey Encamp Indian Lich and Alcoran Star Mirth with times and purses. multiple allowance and claiming events listed with trainers, weights, times, and track conditions.
Bowie Entries First Race Maiden Two Year Olds
Bowie racing list for the first race shows maiden two year olds in a six furlong purse of 1900. Forehead and Trip Along carry 112, Grange and Royal Charge Faddy Wavtaly and Single Star at 112.
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Royal Charge
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ALL EST REGULARS REPORT FOR DRILL WITH ONE CHANGE
Miny Haven Nov 16 Yale practice for the forward game with Princeton featured a 40 minute session and a single lineup change John Uoken replacing Fall ing at right halfback. Harvard tickets for the Yale game were 1500 for personal use waived this year but Yale cannot supply tickets as H F Woodcock says Yale has none and many applications remain for returns from allotments.
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Indians to Run in Title Chase in New York
Baltimore dispatch reports Haskell Institute of Lawrence Kansas will field Indian Yunners for the national senior cross country championships in New York next Sunday. The Maskell team is led by Philip Oslo, who previously swept both national junior and senior six mile titles in Philadelphia last July, challenging Willie Ritola holder of the national cross country title.
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Smith to Battle Dorfman Tonight at Pioneer Club
Sleve Smith a featherweight faces Sammy Dorfman in the feature bout at the Pioneer Sporting Club tonight. Smith has drawn Lew Raymond’s attention through recent contender clashes for the featherweight crown, and promoters expect both boxers to deliver a strong test.
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Sammy Dorfman
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Lexington Futurity Race Day Results Summary
In Lexington the first race featured three-year-olds and up for an $800 Futurity course with Loyal H leading 40.60 and Time 1:13. Also notable were Queen of Allah and The Girl in Red among the ran entries. The second race for two-year-olds listed Audrey Belle and the Winds as top finishers with times around 1:12 to 1:20. The third race covered three-year-olds and up in 1 3/8 miles with Mohs Meg and Valence leading, Time 1:37 4-5. The fourth through seventh races listed additional Futurity contenders and odds, with winners including Got Spor and Cavalry and multiple also-rans across the card.
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Finnegan Captures Crown Left Vacant by Kaplan
Mike McTigue knocked out Billy Videbeck in New York in the third round of a ten round bout. Die (Honeyboy) Finnegan won a decision over Chick Buggs in Boston to claim the world featherweight title, with Suggs and Finnegan scoring to split the bout’s honors. The Boston crowd reached 144 900 as the arena set a record for indoor sports events. Kaplan relinquished the crown, with Finnegan set to be recognized as champion by the boxing commission.
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Bud Houser Aims to Defend Olympic Discus Titles
Los Angeles Nov 18 Dr Clarence Bud Houser Olympic shot put and discus champion now a practicing dentist plans to defend his joint titles at the 1928 Olympiad. He discusses limits of the world record, the role of rhythm and coordination in discus throws, and his path from Oxnard High School to USC coaches.
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Morgan Faces Duane In Junior Lightweight Title Bout
Ted Morgan defends his junior lightweight title at Madison Square Garden against Carl Duane in a 15 round main event. The card includes Frankie Fink versus Eddie Anderson in a 10 round clash and a 10 round bout between Louis Seeman and Murray of Australia as smaller clubs stage a busy week of boxing events across New York venues.
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the Garden
Morgan
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Louls Seeman
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Australia
Ring Gossip and Boxing Events Shuffle Across Cities
Ring gossip centers on Herman Kid Silvers of the Sri Angel stable disposing of Felix Friedman after a slashing draw with 3 Cuneo in New York. Lew Kaplan of Milwaukee plans a ten round featherweight bout against Billy Wallace in Cleveland on December 2. Murray Gillitz, long a drawing power, now promoted by Dan Caplan in New York area. Mickey Travers set to face Ruby Goldstein at the Pion A C next week. Harry Persson seeks postponement of his match with Pat McCarthy due to a thumb injury. New York reports say treatment is slow but Persson aims to proceed after rest, while the NY Boxing Commission suspends him for a foul in a prior bout with Bud Gorman.
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Kid" Silvers
Sri Angel
Felix Friedman
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tiNery Armory
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Sweden
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Latzo to Battle Simonich in Newark Dec 8
Newark boxing page reports Pete Latzo of Sedon, Pa world welterweight champion ending five months inactivity to fight Joe Simonich Butter, Mont., in the feature bout at the Newark Armory on December 8, with three supporting lightweights and featherweights lined up as negotiations wrap.
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Se ‘Ton
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