Industrial Cour Opens Tomorrow in Holy Name Circuit
The Industrial Court League announces a 1960s style season launch with five new teams and a packed schedule. Bridgeport Brass, Glast Elec, and the Critz quintet return, joined by Handy Harman DuPont Warner Maxwell Moore Singers and Warners in a 2-month slate beginning tomorrow night with multiple doubleheaders and weekly games through February.
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Holy Name
Lilo
Handy Harman
Bins
DuPont
Warner
M M
Elec
Singer
Gen
Clare
S Warner
Harman
Crane
Brass
Warne
Warners
Hands
Harmans Crane
Ward
DuFont
Sieger
Handy Harmans
H & Famanis
DuPon
Hana
Horan
Sterlings to Meet Laurel Seps Tonight
The Sterlings who have won the title twice face the Laurel Separs tonight after two opening losses. Caldroial missing due to illness hurt early season form but with him back and practice improving, the Sterlings aim to break the skid. Lineups: Sterlings Reichert Clark Furcello Buswell Mack Caldront Fox Banso Pad Carrana Gebeau Chervalle Shannon Arie.
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Sterlings
Caldroial
Laurel Sepe Reichert
Clark
Furcello
Buswell
Mack
Fox
Carrana Gebeau
Chervalle
Shannon Arie
Central and Harding High Open Season With Tryouts
Central and Harding High schools begin basketball season with first practices in Hilltop and Harding gyms. Coach Eddie Reilly will evaluate Central candidates while Coach Mead appraises Harding prospects as both aim for city and state titles.
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Gentral
Harding High School
Central
Hilltop
Eddie Reilly
Mead
Harding
Williams Leads Roller Polo Polowits In Scoring Race
Hartford November 27 Associated Press Arthur Williams former league scoring champion has surged in the Tollernuckey circuit leading with 35 goals as Diggan of Wallingford and St Aubin Holyoke Lundeville Meriden tied for second with 18 each. Williams holds a ten goal edge but Duggan has 68 total rushes to his credit while Williams Davies and others trail.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Arthur Wiliams
Toller
Williams
Davies
En Less Bil Jete
Waterbury
Jul
Theeason
Lovegren
New Haven
Blount
New Britain
Lawler
Arriuds
Holyoke
Pro Football Study Results Mixed Scores
Listed results show Cleveland 2 Chicago Cardinals 7 New York Clunts 19 Chicago Bears 7 Providence 14 New York Yankees 7.
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Cleveland
Chiccgo Cardinals
New Lark
Chicago Bears
Providence
New York Yankees
Lane named Eastern grid scoring king with 125 points
Myles Lane of Melrose Mass Dartmouth capped a standout senior year by amassing 125 points in seven games to lead Eastern scoring backs. He was the lone scorer shut out by Yale, while Bobby Nork of Georgetown finished second with 98 points and Penn State’s Johnny Roepke third with 89. Lane also led in touchdowns with 18 and set a high mark as a scorer amid a year of strong performances across major programs.
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New York
Associated
Myles Lane
Melrose Mass
Dartmouth
Yale
Peakes
Maine
Fitzgerald
Tufts College
Daridowitz
Lehigh
Landen
Army
Foothill
Heaivad
Indiana
Minnesota
Purdue
Pennelvania
Harvard
Nate Dane
Michigan
Yales
Missouri
Nebraska
Northwestern
Southern Methodist
Kansas
Pittsburgh
Princeton
Penn State
Nehiaaka
Ohio State
Harare
Fouls Made By Lawlor New Haven 19 Donnelly New Haven 9
The record lists fouls by players from Connecticut teams. Lawlor leads with 19 fouls for New Haven, followed by Donnelly with 9. Holyoke’s Jean has 9 and Meriden’s Williams 8. Walliams and Alexander of Waterbury tally 7 each, with Morrison and Duggan near 7 and 5. Other players from Wallingford, New Britain, and Meriden record several fouls in the game summaries.
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Lawlor New Haven
Donnelly New Haven
Jean Holyoke
Williams Meriden
Walliams Waterbury
Alexander Waterbury
Morrison ‘Feriten
Duggan Wallingford
Ward, Wallingford
Sounders Walangford
Broun New Britain
Welch Wallingford
Blount New Britain
Sereice Meriden
State Circuit Opens This Week in Hartford Season Start
The Connercut State Basketball League opens this week with teams preparing in Hartford for the season kickoff. The Dixies, Meriden Endees, Waterbury and New Britain are among the squads slated to begin play, with several games in Hartford and New Britain as teams finalize rosters and schedules. Strong contenders include New Britain and Meriden, while Hartford teams project solid showings after limited preleague play.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Connercut
UD Tec
Harrod Bankers
Dixies
New Britain
Waterbury
Luna
New Haven
Opti
Rena Fida
Br Steen
Meriden Endees
Osf
Bittein
Tre
Nes
Ligioste
Bitain
Illinois coach name forged in letters to colleges
Postal authorities and University of Illinois officials investigated forged letters using coach Robert Zupkies name to solicit 1928 intersectional football dates. Schools reported invitations signed with the coach requesting games, prompting inquiries from Washington Jefferson Pittsburgh Columbia and others.
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Lpbana II
Associated Prec
University of Illinoia
Koax
Robert Zuppkes
Washngton and
Jefferson
Pittsburgh Aid
Columbia
Rangers Tie With Bruins in Tough Hockey Clash
New York Rangers and Boston Bruins battled to a 1-1 draw tonight as New York clung to first place in the National Hockey League. The game featured a crowded 17 000 plus crowd and a tense middle period before a late Rangers goal tied the score in the third.
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New York
Associated Press
Ie Leipost
Oriot
Bourfault
Rangers
Western nosed out Arrows 6 in muddy league clash
Western fullback Henry Rohlman plunged for three yards in the third period for the lone score as Western edged the Bridgeport Arrows 6 to 0 in a hard fought city league game. Weather hampered both sides with a soggy field and halted further scoring after late third quarter.
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Rohlman
Bridgepot Arrows
Yesterdey Efternoon
Henry Rohlman
Antus
Une
Wesecing
Leserves
Allowine
Tlt
Charles E Mahoney
Avourn Brooklawn
Westerns
Western Sealy
Rholman
Critic Defends Dempsey Against Claims of Weak Opponents
A sports columnist argues Dempsey’s best came against top boxers and explains why his record against high quality foes like Willard and Tunney still shows his prowess. The piece contrasts knockout results with overall performance and notes Dempsey’s difficulty vs mobile fighters while highlighting several notable bouts and outcomes.
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Dempsey
Mootard
Gibbons
Germans Fear Losing Peltzer in Olympic Plans
Berlin reports German sprinter Dr Otto Peltzer plans a trip to the United States to study training methods ahead of the Olympic Games. commentary from Wylly Meisl and Mittag Zeitung asks if Germany will lose Peltzer to pro and foreign competition. The piece notes Lenglen’s American win and Hoff’s switch to professionalism as wider context of athletes moving abroad.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Otto Peltze
United States
Wylly Meisl
Apats
Mittag Zeitung
Peltzer
Suzanne Lenglen
Tench
Johnston Leads California List in 1927 Tennis Rankings
William M Johnston of San Francisco heads the 1927 California tennis rankings in the men’s singles with Miss Helen Jacobs of Berkeley leading the women’s, as released by the California Lawn Tennis Association. John H Doeg of Santa Monica ranks second in men’s, Miss Mav Sutton Bundy of Santa Monica second in women’s.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
William M Johnston
Helen Jacobs
Berkeley
California Lawn Tennis Association
Helen Wills
Berkely
Anne
California
John H Doeg
Santa Monica
Mav Sutton Bundy
Santa Dont Ca
Hunter Triumphs Over Manuel Alonso in Indoor Tennis
Francis Hunter, a member of the American Davis Cup team, defeated Manuel Alonso in a round robin indoor tournament at the Penn A with scores 6-1, 4-6, 8-4. Hunter then lost to William T. Tilden after a controversial fault in the third set.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Francis Hunte
Yew Rochelier
Manuel Alonso
Penn A
Hunter
William T Tilden
New Yorker
Gefault
Tilden
Tiden Spd Hunter
Aloso
Carl Fischer
Grid Champions and 1927 Football Conference Leaders
A recap listing sectional and conference college football champions and leaders for 1927, including Lafayette East for best record, with numerous conferences named such as Michigan Northwestern Western Alabama Missouri Oklahoma Aggies Texas Aggies and others across major conferences. The report notes undecided outcomes in several leagues and groups together historical leaders from 1926 and 1927.
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FHI Associatic Press
Pittsburgh
Lafayette
Tillnots
Michigan Northwestern
Alabama Southern Conference
Missouri Oklahome Aggies
Missouri Valley Conference
Texas Aggies
Methodist Southwestan
Colorado Ageles
U of Utah
C of
Idaho
Pacific Northwest
All Nations Five to Face Mohicans in Tuesday Game
The last All Nations Five of New York city will close the opposition to the Mohican basketball team at its weekly home game Tuesday evening at the Red Men’s hall. In the preliminary the Catholic Community girls meet another girls team. Dancing will follow the main game. The lineups include MI Nation.
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New York City
Mohican
Red Mens Hall
Arne Borg claims two track records in Stockholm
Stockholm Sweden November 27 ARNE BORG CLAIMS HE SET TWO RECORDS. Arne Borg announced times of 3 minutes 21.1 seconds for 800 meters and 38.102 seconds for 300 yards. He asserts 45 world records, noting Johnny Weissmuller US holds both 300 meters and 300 yards records at 3 minutes 16.6 seconds and 8 minutes 35.5 seconds respectively.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Associated Press
Arne Baz
Illinois
Johnny Weltsmuller
United States
Ten Teams to Compete in First Big Circuit Basketball League
The Hay Neme Basketball League will launch its first season with ten new teams under Holy Name sponsorship. The schedule centers on St Marys and St Stephens halls with matches featuring Sacred Heart, St Charles, St Augustine, St Patrick, Blessed Sacrament, St Marys, St Georges, St Cyril, and St Josephs.
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Holy Name
Hay Neme
Qieult
Knights of Columbus
Sacred Heart
St Charles
St Augustines
St Josephs
St Stephens Hall
St Patricks
St Stephens
St Cyrils
Blessed Sacrament
Hell
St Marys
St George
St Marys Hall
T Stephens Hall
Secred Heart
Charley
St Gorge
Poor Weather Again Halts Mohican Eleven
Weather again postpones Mohican football clash with All Stratford. Mohican management has not completed arrangements for next Sunday but a Mohican vs All Stratford game is probable.
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Mohican
Taln
Mohs
All Stratfords
Aa Mohican
Ali
Stamford
Irish and Trojans Sign New Contract
Chicago November 27 by Associated Press ro he two year football agreement was completed today by the University of Southern California and Notre Dame University providing for a game in Los Angeles next fall and one in the Middle West in 1920. The Notre Dame squad was back on its campus at South Bend celebrating a 7 to 6 victory over the Trojans. The game drew about 150000 in gate receipts from 112576 paid admissions, with total attendance near 115000 including ushers and staff.
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Chicago
Asociated
University of Southern Calfornia
Dame University
Los Angeles
Middle West
Notre Dame
South Bend
Trofare
Ushera
Detroit Cougars Defeat Canadiens 2 to 0
Detroit Cougars win 2 0 over Les Canadiens of Montreal in a National League hockey game. Duke Krats, star center, absent due to pending action related to a spectator incident in Chicago, did not play.
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Detroit
Associated Press
Detroit Cougars
Duke Krats
Boston
Chicago
Les Canadiens
Montreal
Four Holy Name League Bowling Matches Tonight
Four games are listed for the Holy Name League with matches at St Cyrian alleys and St Stephens Hall. Sacred Heart and Blessed Sacrament meet St Augustine and St Cyril, while St Cyril faces St Joseph and St Marys plays St Joins.
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Holy Name League
Holy Nane
St Cyriin
Sacred Heart
Blessed Sacramen
St Augustines
St Challe
St Stephens Hall
St Cyrils
St Josepne
St Marys
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Laurel Seps
Central and Harding
Roller Polowits
Meriden Ace
Duggan
Wiliams Menden
Davies New Saved
Rubin Holyoke
Lunde Sie Foiden
Hart Holyoke
Mercer Sew Britain
Higgins New Britain
Pierce Menden
Harkins New Duen
EB Pierce Waterbury
Ean Holyoke
Donnelly
New Ham
McAloon
Brown New Britain
Hardy Wallingford
Welch “Wallingford
Neale Wallingford
Dart
E Pierce
McAlooy
Igeins
Mercer
Landerville
Nell
Pierce
Columbus
Ohio
National Football League
New York Giants
Cenbay
Dartmouth Star
Pat Plive
Lloyd Navy
Guest Lafayette
Jette Wat
Wonams Conn Aggies
Wovegreen NH
Bucknell
Diehl
Murphy Penna Arell Army A
Jacobs ‘Temple
Marsters Dartmouth
Dale Springfeld
Kumpt Columbia
Cricic
Jack Dempsey
Carl Morris
Fred Fulton
Jess Willard
Luis Firpo
Billy Miske
Caice
Lttle Mergin
Wren
Miske
Tom Gibons
Greb
Carpentier
Carpenter
Tunney
Dempseys Iccorn
Turner
Authority
Johnston
Pomona
Southern California
St Mary
Far Western Conference
Geneva
Centenary
Wesleyan
Amherst
Eastern
Lide
ALL Nations
Mohicans
Redmen’s
Moncans
Marrone
Wexler
Muhr
Vogel Reichert
RF Stone
Linane
Adams Ve Casaldy Seltentich
RG Berg McGraw
Bongi LG
Arne Borg
Knights of Columbus Hall
St Cyril
Marys Bell
St Jocphes
Sac
Patricks
Knights of Columbu
Augustines
Blessed Sacremony
Urgan
St Marshell
O. Jospho
B&t Patricks
St Marys Hell
Blessed ‘Sacrament
St Cyrita
Trojans
West
Far West
Chesterfield
Nipwerapre Brgh
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