Industrial Court League Opens Tonight on Y Court in Bridgeport
The New Industrial Basketball League begins tonight at the YMCA circuit with Credles Collins of General Electric elected president E T Buckingham named vice President and Harry V Obott secretary Lou Nandy to referee all games Eight contests planned weekly play Thursday and Saturday with a close schedule through March 5 including holidays such as Thanksgiving Christmas and New Years Bridgeport Braes meet Raybestosa and White Rose face Socobale in opening action with Underwood dropped from the circuit and officials to attend the opening night.
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M. C
Credles Collins
General Electric Company
E.T. Buckingham
Harry V. Obott
Raybestua Company
Bridgeport Braes
White Rose
Underwood
Socobile
Lou “Nandy
Collins
The Three Leaders In Boxing Ring For Uncertain Matchups
The piece names Jack Sharkey Delaney and Maloney as top contenders in boxing, with talk of match plans versus Berlenbach Persson and a route toward Dempsey. It also discusses college football rivalries and the harms of overemphasizing a single game over a season.
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Berlenbach
Persson
Jack Dempsey
Didge
Delaney
Malloney
Sharkey
Maloney
Godfrey
Wills
Tunney
Dempsey
Aby
Berlerbach
Philadelphia
Person
Golf Dates in United States Open Clash With British Open
United States golf officials weighed 1927 title fixtures as Oakmont was set for June 3 24 and 25 while theBritish Open dates were already chosen. The clash threatened a showdown over the calendar with the Royal and Ancient Club of Great Britain and possible cross Atlantic participation by British professionals in the American Open.
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New York
America
Great Britain
United States Toll Association
Arange
Oakmont
Ena
Golfers Association
Forpproval
Tomorcow
Reval
Ancient Club
Great Tritaim
Lobby Jones
Navy to Broadcast Army Victory Game at Chicago
Washington November 17 AP The eyes of U S Navy officers and men worldwide will be on the eleven midshipmen squared against the Army football team in Chicago November 27. Play by play reports will be broadcast from Navy apartments and relayed to war stations aboard ships at sea.
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Washington
United States Navy
Army Footall
Chicago
Navy
Miller Elected Amherst Leader for 1927 Football Team
Randolph W. J. Miller of Pomer, M. ., was elected captain of the Amherst 1927 football squad. A guard for two seasons, he will be the first linesman to lead Amherst since 1922. Miller holds two letters in basketball and is a letterman in weight events. the 1927 team will be managed by John Grant of Fairfield, Conn.
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Amherst
Mass
Randolph W. J. Miller
Pomer
Ftate
Miler
John Grant
Fairfield
Conn
Red Grange Warns Against Stopping For Umpires Horn
Red Grange argues players should never stop when carrying the ball even if the umpire’s horn sounds. He cites a 1944 Wisconsin Michigan game where Wisconsin failed to halt a runner, costing them a conference title. He urges players to tackle first, confirm calls later, and keep moving until forced to stop.
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New York
Ian
Badgers
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Zuppke
Rockwell
Rothwell
Tim
Cn Advance
Referees Leader Claims Strike Legal Despite Opposition
Former head of referees says the strike was constitutional and authorized by executive action in Philadelphia. Joe Booth, president of the U S Referees Association, repudiates Boston’ s George Lambie who calls the ultimatum unconstitutional. Lambie argues only three exec committee members attended the meeting, but Booth says the gathering was special and a quorum not required.
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Booth
Berg
United States Soccererees Association
Tes
Philadelphia
Joe Booth
Associaton
George Lambie
Boston
Lambie
Couke
American Soccerie
Priviege
Whic
Philadel
Aera
Association
Ealley
Bac Eague
Admiradi
Kees Lembie
Itwan
Ralph Greenleaf Wins His Seventh Billiard Crown
Ralph Greenleaf of New York defeated Erwin Rudolph of Chicago 125 to 2 to win the world pocket billiard championship in Philadelphia at the Elks club final match. It marks Greenleaf’s seventh title since 1919 and adds to his record for most titles and records in the sport.
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Philadelphia
Ralph Greenleaf
New York
Cruickshank Wins Mid-South Best Ball Golf Tourney
Bobby Cruickshank of New York and amateur partner George Weight of Washington won the Amateur Professional Mid-South Best Ball at Pinehurst NC with a 188 for 36 holes. They finished five strokes behind last year’s winning duo Leo Diegel and Jack Davison and edged Cyril Walker and Hal Blue who led the opening round.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Bobby Cruickshank
New York
George Weight
Washington
Leo Diegel
Jack Davison
Boston
Cyril Walker
Halbert Blue
Aberdeen
Notre Dame Not Equal to 1924 Four Horsemen Team Says Rockne
Knute Rockne says the Notre Dame squad that defeated Army in Yankee Stadium last weekend is capable but not on par with his 1929 and 1924 teams. He recalls stars like Gipp, Kiley, Brandy, Wynne, Mohardt, and the Four Horsemen Stuhldreher Crowley Muller Leyden, noting he lacks such individuals this year.
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New York
Notre Dame
Army
Yankee Stadium
Knute Rockne
Gipp
Kiley
Brandy
Wynne
Mohagdt
Four Horsemen
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Grantland Rice
Whlenge
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Jack Delaney
Jimmy Delaney
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Louis King Cigar Co., Inc
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