Harding Basketball Teams Looms Near With Nine Veterans Report
Harding High coach Jack Mead plans to issue the first call for candidates next Monday as he assembles a veteran nucleus for the 1927-28 season. With 30 games booked, he expects a large turnout and will shape the squad around the three returning starters Sisko Klaim and Hanusavsky, plus seven hopefuls from the roster.
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Jack Mead
Warren Harding High School
Harding
Connecticut
Mead
Popr
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Klem «Ho
Inter Iid
Graham
Miska
Echool
Hardim
Misha
Pemusshania Prep
Sammy Divenzo
Divenzo
Sicko
Uns
Jost Stason
Klein
Jeterman
Hading
Pells
Tony de Rosa
Fisher
Flash
DeRow
Stratford
Two Basketball Games Tonight at Church League
Tonight two church league basketball games are listed with start times around 7 30 and 8 45. Stamford shooters face Uniteds, followed by Summereds versus St Georges in a likely opening contest.
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Lory
Stimford
St Georges
Blair Rocks
Empkinson Olmstead
Cifaan Ri Challenger Risberg LP
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Russell c
Doi UN Peck
Bile Badell
Seamer
Comat Rudolph Loki
Sabsot
Bussnel Li
Dusenbeck
Bo Anunl
Valtics
Randolph LG
Forty report for hockey at Harvard
Cambridge hockey preparations begin with Captain John Chase and Head Coach Joe Stubbs directing conditioning in the Varsity club. Players will train in the locker building for days before ice time next week as Harvard opens a 21 game schedule against Toronto McGill Dartmouth and others. The 1922 intercollegiate champions return only Captain Chase Morrill Howard and John Martin Jr among a depleted roster.
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Cambridos
John Chase
Joe Stubbs
Toronto
McGill
Dartmouth
Chase
Morrill
Howard
John M Martin
Cambridge
Stubbs
Rosenbloom tops Latzo in ten round bout in Philadelphia
Maxie Rosenbloom defeated Pete Latzo in ten rounds at the arena in Philadelphia. Latzo weighed 169 pounds, Rosenbloom 156. The semi windup saw Solomon Panama win by technical knockout over Ray Neuman of Jersey City in the fifth round. Other results included Tony Ascendo stopping Spain in the 12th, Wille Joyce losing in Atlantic City, Buck Busle and Freddy Welch drawing in Allentown and Philadelphia respectively.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York
Pete Latzo
Scranton
Arena Tonight
Rosenbloom
Latzo
Solomon
Allentown
Freddy Welch
Atlantic
Oly
Dixies to Hold First Practice Tomorrow
The Dixies plan their season opener practice tomorrow at the Knights of Columbus hall. Expected players include Kelleher Murdock Tarsavage Hanson Schier August Col Wey and Guerin as the squad works through early drills.
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Dixies
Knights of Columbus
Mort Kelleher
Murdock
Tarsavagein
Hansone Schiier
August Col Wey and
Guerin
Nowack Named Trader Champaign JJS November Diner
Nowack, long associated with Pant Hitacale, was elected valedictorian at the annual diner amid football season bustle. He kicked off the event by praising the Minos football team, highlighting leadership and community ties within Champaign.
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Champaign Jjs
Pess
Pant Hitacale
Minos
Holy Cross and Boston College Drill for Saturday Game
Boston College reports three injured linemen likely ready for Saturday’s clash with Holy Cross. Captain Tom Bret, George Wiltreathi, and John Divenuti returned to practice as the Eagles prepared to bolster a veteran backfield led by Weston and Dower with Creeden and Smith.
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Boston
Associated Press
Boston College Saua
Ito
Mal Wees
Eegle
Vetean
al Weston Bud Dower
Pit Creeden
Tun Smith
Crusaders
Mohican Five to Face Queen Pros in Red Mess tilt
The Mohican five prepare for a clash with the Queen Pros of Cavan Lon Iluid in the opening bout at Red Mess hil. The Pros boast a standout female forward likely to trouble Columbus and the Mohicans, aiming for an early advantage with strong defense and scoring.
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Mohican
Toe Molica
Red Mess
Seror
Cavan
Enid
Cokmbus
Pattery B Prevails Over Milford Five 19 to 13
Pattery B defeats Milford five by 19 to 13 in a36. The readable lines indicate a close scoring contest with Pattery B securing victory. Details are fragmented but confirm the final score and winning side.
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Pattery
Milford
Star Center Plays Highlighted In 1927 College Football Feature
The article surveys top centers and stars of the 1927 season, praising Yale Army Princeton and Chicago players. It highlights Betancourt Reitsch Mahoney Howe and Butcher as standout centers while noting defenses and team strengths. It mentions Penn State Penn Harvard and Columbia and references upcoming heavyweight boxing plans and promoter activity surrounding Rickard and Tunney.
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Yoothalls
Linz
Yale
Army
Dartmouth
Princeton
Darkemouth
Eotbur
Chalessoth
Lt Marys
Pat
Minnnesola
Stu
Nigsby
Penn State
Mihoney
Bayer
Butcher Tom
Howe
Usworth Betancourt
Rouse McKinnon Mahoney
Butcher
Mid Rouse
Chicago
Penns
Oast
Sull Shebe
Bull
Nm Ote
Harvard
Columbie
Mines
Reltsch
Bette
Gileh Presnell Welch Cagle
Olympic Trials Dates Set by Amateur Athletic Union Debates
The Amateur Athletic Union schedules Olympic trial dates amid debates on qualification. Key decisions impact selection of Robinson as track and field coach and the Boston meet as a potential national qualifier, with trials in football and field events tied to the 1928 Olympic program.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Cincinnati
Associated Press
Norious
Pune
Liwson Roberson
University of Pennsylvania
Ammuean Trickle
Amy
Holland
Cortion
Boston
Fling Pusot
Uden
Conmacion
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Englind
Derektes
Ballinore
Jadelie Ik
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Houman
Nacanti Boxing
William H Cuddy
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Los
Vrerre Kunsis
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Olympx
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Robertson
Lon Tomone
Pases
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Inia Robulsais
Gsustie Ciltfoam Deu
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Denk
Temple
Hay Honnu Dutmouth
Johnny Mo
Jee Bowdoin
Fedde
Farell
Tribele
Case
Mike Antler
Detroit Huai Gill
Bert Sullivay
Uriel Waiscon
Bill Kennedy
Willan Il
Grego
Mikelyn Coby
Kiank Kinah
Satie
Connecticut
Tayouly Ney Fort
Brooklawns Contest Sunday Draws Local Attention
Fragmentary readable text shows Brooklawns seeking a contest Sunday with mentions of individuals including Kennedy and Evuis, plus scattered names and places. The garbled OCR hides clear facts but indicates a local contest event tied to a Sunday schedule and a list of participants.
Hubbard Loses Jump Mark as 3 Records Are Approved
Cincinnati November 21. By Associated Press Hubbard, the Cincinnati athlete, failed to improve his jump mark as the AAU rejected his world class attempt of 26 feet 1 4 inches. The same meeting saw approval of several relay and sprint marks including Yale and Dubuque combinations, and world bests in pole vault, 600 meters, and 100 yard dashes, while women’s events highlighted by Helen Fulkey’s dash and hurdles records.
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Cincinnatio
Associated Press
Hubbard
Nepio
Ot Cincinnaty
Athietic Union
Phetomer University of Muchi- Ban
Vreatly
Fatt Elkins University of Nebraska
Helen Fulkey
Chicago
Golf Simplified by Charles Cobick Brasse Logistical Skills
Instructional golf piece discusses grip, stance, and swing mechanics focusing on the sandpaper feel before the swing, wrist action, and maintaining continuous movement through the follow through. It covers left arm position, rhythm, and avoiding overextension to guide a straight, controlled shot.
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Brasse
Central High Munkascy Roth and Sandy Form Key Core
Central High Coach Eddie Reilly forms a basketball nucleus with Gus Send Mickey Roth and Captain Paul Munkascy. Other returning players include Jerry Sakowite, Eddie Hurley Zeke Munkasey, Al Roberts, Eddie Wasson, Joe Steinlauff, and more candidates reporting for tryouts. High hopes hinge on guard spots and forward depth as schedule details remain unsettled.
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Central High
Eddie Reilly
Reilly
Gus Send
Mickey Roth
Paul Muneécs
Jada
Jerry Sakowite
Eddie Hurley
Zeke Munkasey
al Roberts
Port Serviste
Eddie Wasson
Joe Steinlauff
Paul Munkitsey
Jerry Lakev
Congress High Quintet
Sakov
Smdy
Congress
Positane Monikasco
Michel Roth
Kaplan
Olmnims
Ne — Faield
Caosie Basket Sail
Onennals
Ifiesamen
New Haven
Corch Reilly
Golf mechanics notes on shoulder position during backswing
The text guides a golfer to avoid dipping the left shoulder during the backswing and to keep the left shoulder high and still until the downswing begins. It emphasizes maintaining stable shoulder height to prevent wrist break at the end of the backswing and to ensure proper timing.
Dorfman Beats Petie Mack In New York Ten Round Bout
Sammy Dorfman defeated Petie Mack of Jersey City in a ten round bout in New York. Georgie Mack brother of Petie stopped Pete Passatune in six rounds. Dorfman weighed 129 and Mack 122.
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New York
Associated Press
Sammy Dorfman
I Feathers
Petie Mack
Jersey City
Georgie Mack
Petie
Pete Passatune
Sands Georgie
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National Association of Amateur Oatsmen
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