President Booth calls special meeting to end soccer strike
National Association of Soccer Referees president Joe Booth ordered a Saturday night executive committee meeting in New York to discuss settlement of the referees strike. Representatives of the American Soccer League and a United States Football Association delegate will attend. A few New Jersey officials reportedly violated orders by refereeing American League games last weekend.
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Mixed bowling notes on players and habits from a local club
A quirky drills and player critique piece lists multiple bowlers by name. It comments on technique, accuracy, and quirks such as hand use, hooks, and practice rituals, noting odd habits and personalities within the team.
Rocky Stone Wins 100-64 Over Portland in State Billiard Tourney
Rocky Stone of Bridgeport defeated McPartland of New Haven 100 to 64 at Hoeland alleys last night to run his streak to six straight victories in eleven starts. He had a high run of 26 and also tallied 21 balls in one spell.
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Rocky Stone
Bridgeport
McPartland
New Haven
Hoelland
German Heavyweights Target Jim Maloney for Garden Show
New York reports Tex Rickard plans a Garden bout card featuring Jim Maloney against Franz Diener with an eye toward challenging Gene Tunney. Maloney, discouraged after retirement, returned with a dramatic KO of Arthur De Kuh and aims to reclaim glory. Diener’s rough showing against Bud Gorman and Knute Hangen earns him a spot in the potential one sided rivalry. Rickard also hints at an international bout between Sharkey and Maloney if Diener falls. Domestic and foreign heavyweights, including Paulino, loom as possible challengers as promoters seek a marquee matchup. The article notes gate receipts and a trend away from top draws, even as foreign contenders spark interest.
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New York
Tex Rickard
the Garden
Jim Maloney
Franz Diener
Germany
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Maloney
Arthur de Kuh
Gene Tun Ney
Diener
Bud Gorman
Knute Hangen
Franz
Joe Grim
Carl Duanees
Ballerina
Kid Sullivan
Herman Bert Bass Defeated In Twelve Round Bout In Cleveland
Babe Herman of New York defeated Brnny Bass of Philadelphia by referee's decision after twelve rounds. Bass weighed 129 3 4 pounds and Herman 128 3 4 pounds in Cleveland on November 23.
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Cleveland
Babe Herman
New York
Brnny Bass
Philadelphia
Bass
Herman
Sports Flashes Preview Of 1927 Grid And Baseball Plans
Tex Rickard doubts a 1927 heavyweight title bout with Gene Tunney will draw near the $2,000,000 gate. Promoter bets it may not exceed $600,000 while Tunney is not viewed as a Dempsey drawing card. Bull Cox aims to match Cornell’s John Paul Jones by capturing the eastern cross country title three times as a Penn sophomore. Notre Dame Naval Army Navy clash, Princeton Ohio State, Crimson Indiana Purdue, Syracuse Nebraska, and Penn Chicago persist in intersectional play. Brooklyn Robins plan for spring flight south with camps in Clearwater Florida and exhibitions with Browns Indians Yankees plus Southern clubs.
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Gene Tunney
Tunney
Dempsey
Bull Cox
John Paul Jones
Cornell
Cox
Penn
Jones
Notre Dame
Army
New York
Navy
Princeton
Ohio State
Harvard
Crimson
Indiana
Purdue
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Nebraska
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Brooklyn Robins
Clearwater
Fla
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Mobile
Birmingham
Atlanta
Yale Freshman Rowing Closes at Yale Harbor
Yale freshman rowing at the harbor ends today and a long layoff follows until after Christmas. The fall practice aimed to weed out freshmen to two boats watched by coaches. A large turnout occurred in October.
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New Haven
Yale
PARAMOUNTS TO MEET BLACK SOX IN NEXT GAME
The strong Paramounts aim to stretch their winning streak to four as they clash with the Black Sox in a Kacey game prelude. Paramounts starters include Parks, P Colligan, Fazebay, J Jacobs, Underhill, and J Colligan with the Black Sox featuring Sellman, Buren t, Bracken, Pond, Clarke, and Pitt.
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Black Sox
Parks
P. Colligan
Fazebay
J. Jacobs
Underhill
J. Colligan
Sellman
Bureant
Bracken
Pond
Clarke
Pitt
Rabbit Maranville Signs With Rochester
Rabbit Maranville, former major league star, signed by the Rochester club of the International league to play second base next season. The 34 year old veteran returns to manager George Stallings who helped shape his early major league rise with the Braves in 1914. Maranville’s last major league club was Brooklyn after a waiver from Chicago Cubs. He also played for the Braves Pirates Cubs and Dodgers.
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Rabbit Maranville
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George Stallings
Braves
Brooklyn
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
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Dodgers
Four Eli and Tiger players named on all Big Three team
Consensus from Metropolitan papers places Princeton and Yale with four players each on the 1926 all Big Three football squad. Harvard adds several selections with Sturhahn and Richards from Yale as linemen and Davis, Caulking, Slagle from Princeton among unanimous choices.
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Yale
Harvard Sturhahn
Richards
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Caulking
Slagle
Saltonstall
Moeser
Harvard Princeton
Rosengarten
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Kilgour
Harvard
Bartel
Brooklawn Co C Bowling Results Show Team Totals
The compiled bowling scores list Brooklawn Co C and several teammates with handicaps and individual frames. Team A B and C appear with multiple players including Mrs Payne, Mrs Graesser, Mrs Comley, and Mrs Williamson, detailing frame scores and totals across sessions.
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Misa K. Grout
C. S. Payne
C. M. Graesser
A. R. Comley
G. L. Jones
J K. Williamson
G. RB. Bissell
Miss E Webster
H. E. Briggs
St Marys Seeks Christmas Game With Notre Dame
San Francisco report says efforts are underway to persuade Notre Dame to meet St Marys in San Francisco during Christmas holidays. A telegraphic invitation was sent to Notre Dame after their December 4 game with Southern California in Los Angeles. Oakland team noted as one of the best in the state.
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Notre Dame
St. Mary’s
Ingham Named Eli Harrier Leader
Travia M. Ingham of Yale 1927 from South Byfield Mass was elected captain of Yale cross country for next year. He finished twenty fifth in yesterday’s intercollegiate cross country in New York and won the two mile in Yale Princeton events last season while also starring in Yale distance runs.
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New Haven
Travia M. Ingham
Yale
South Byfield
Mass
Dummer Academy
Ingham
New York
Presbys Defeat Summerfield in Rough Night
New York November 23 Ruby Goldstein of New York knocked out Micky Travers of New Haven in the first round of their lightweight bout at Pioneer A C after two minutes ten seconds. The feature game saw First Presbyterian trounce Summerfield 34 to 31 as Shaw scored from the foul line in the final 90 seconds amid a bloodied league clash.
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New York
Ruby Goldstein
Micky Travers
New Haven
Pioneer A. C
Travers
First Presbyterian
Summerfield
Shaw
Park Street
Paddock Turns Reporter After Fatal Accident
Marion Ohio, Nov 22 Charles Paddock world’s fleetest runner became a reporter after surviving a suburban car crash en route to a lecture in Marion. An automobile driven by Frank Osborn, 60, was killed instantly as the car struck on a curve. Paddock, shaken but unshown injuries, phoned the International News Service with the story.
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Ohio
Charles Paddock
America
Columbus
Worthington
Frank Osborn
Osborn
Paddock
Ton Sarm House
International News Service
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