Eastern League President Race Sparks Winter Meeting
The Eastern League met at the Biltmore in Providence to elect a president and settle franchise issues. Carey and Johnny Evers lead in the race to succeed Dennis J. Haylon with possible dark horse pivot if deadlock repeats. Waterbury and Pittsfield franchises loom as talks point to potential ownership changes before next season.
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Astern
Eague
Biltmore
Providence
Gary
Pittsfield
Dennis J. Haylon
William F. Cares
Springfield Shth
Art Shean
Hartford
Johnny Evers
Troy
N. Y
Mike Hawkins
Albany
Carey
New Haven
Waterbury
Bridgeport
George Weiss
Bridge Port
Dan O'Neil
Pinny Hayton
Weiss
Haylon
Cound
Charles A Templeton
Brasscos
Pittafield
Roeks
Club officials to attend Eastern League annual meeting in Providence
President George 8. Hill Miniger Frank Stapleton and Tuinness Manager Mike Healy will attend the Eastern League annual session in Providence this afternoon. It marks the first representation in three years at the circuit meeting.
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George 8. Hill
Frank Stapleton
Tuinness
Mike Healy
Providence
Harry Wilson Named Captain Of Army Football Team
Harry E. Wilson of Sharpsville Pa was elected captain of the Army football team for next year aboard the train from Chicago to West Point. N J Delaney of Reading Pa was named manager. Wilson, known as Light Horse, starred at Penn State and has seven varsity seasons at the academy.
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Toledo
Sho
Harry E. Wilson
Sharpsville
Army
Chicago
West Point
N. J. Delaney
Reading
Wison
Sharon, Pa
Pennsylvania State College
Wilson
Lafayette
Athletics taxing as ganon aston student interest
Boston dispatch reports Dr George Angier Gorlen resigning after 48 years as pastor of Old South Church Boston for health reasons. Rev Boynton Merrill also resigns. Professor George A Coe of Teachers College criticizes modern students focus on athletics over religious education urging public schools to include regular religious training and open mindedness.
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Ganon
Aston
Coe
Boston
George Angier Gorlen
Old South Church of
Gordon
Boynton Merrill
George A. Cae
Teachers’college
Columbia University
Alost
Dr. Coe
Mm Coe
Oma Eng Childen
Seinsage
Unclear snippet on Bertin and Warsaw minister text
Fragmentary report from the Associated Press in New York discusses Irving Bertin, fatherhood, and a Warsaw education minister, with unreadable lines about requests and deputies. Names and context are garbled, rendering a coherent event unclear.
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Assorintet Press
New York
Irving Bertin
Fas
Vary Hecmuss
Ellin
Loss of Blood Kills Boy Hunter in Fayette Farm Accident
Livermore Falls Me Nov 2 1921 A fifteen year old boy, David Poland, hunting with two companions, was mortally wounded when a shotgun discharged. A burst of buckshot severed an artery above the knee. he bled severely and died before help could reach him after a companion rode to a farm for a wagon.
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Livermore Falls
David Poland
Iie
Fayette
Hurkshot
Poland
Slump in 1926 Batting Marks Turn in AL Records
National League Averages show a gradual decline in power across the American League with 1926 figures lagging behind 1921 and 1925. Detroit led batting in 1921 at .316, while Boston fell to .256 in 1924. 1926 saw Boston drop again and overall league hits, home runs, and stolen bases retreat from earlier peaks. Tenry Manush rose to lead Detroit, Babe Ruth led in homers with 47, and George Burns of Cleveland set a club single with 64 base hits as trends reflected a broader downturn in offensive output.
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Detroit
Cleveland
St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
Athletics
Chicago
Browns
Yankees
Cleveland Jed
George Burns
Tenry Manush
Detroit Tigers
Manush
Harry Hellmann
Hellmann
Bob Fothergill
Babe Ruth
Ruth
John Mostil
Mellie
Todt
Sévareid
Ork
Wihitehu
Spencer Harris
Scott
wBal Warner
E Lebertaon
Bat
McNulty
Gboon
Myatt
O'Rourke
Metzler
Philadelphi Galloway
Dauis
Holoway
Gazelle
Wingard
Guiley
Pheed
Burke
Sean
Mhle
Ee U
Stuether
Wash-New
Berm
Chicago Tees
Hansy
Boston Bees
Hoyt
Wingfield
Ates
Gray
Pennock
Smith
Lyons
A Welter
Padgett
Coveleskie
Levsen
Jones
Wels
Lamotte
Buckeye
Manign
Ruffimy
W. Jhonson
Falk
St. Ula
Hauser
Dixon
St. Lioulg
Vangila
A Ag
Ruaseil
al Thomas
Cihicamo
Ogden
Ferguson
Jenkins
Boston-Phila
Marberry
Lee
Sees Quinn
Lls
Shocker
San
Ti Stoner
Barbes
Ato F. Davis
M. Gaston
Zahniser
Stokes
B. Harris
Phila-Boston
Connally
W. Colins
Groves Philadelphia
Rommel
Phils Delphis
Wiltse
W. Miller
Ballou
Acyiae
Lundgren
Geo. Smith
MyQuaid
Clancy
Taumgartner
Phiadelphia
Hayworth
Detroit Tees
Sigafoos
Willis
Ne Ik
Nevers
St Louis
Fee
Purdy
Lacy
Keifer
Murray
Mulen
Steentrate
C. Robertson
Palmero
Kelly
Thomas
Moore
Leverett
Weltman
Cox
McBee
Bolen
St. Lows In
St. L
Skiff
New Cullop
Johnson
Doyle
D. Jones
Geygan
Benge
Merkle
Uehringko
SH Peth
Agape En
Benget Manush
Heilmann
Fothergill
Burns
Goslin
Wi ‘Ambsganas
B. Falk
Simmons
Cobb
Rice
Knode
Schang
Mostl
McCurdy
J. Sewell
Io Ward
Morehart
Meusel
Vle. H. Rice
Gehrig
Foxx
Eldred
Thurston
Carlyle
McNeely
St. Louisiieton
Jacobson
Jameson
Neun
Deroalt
Kamm
Phiadelphia L
Spurgeon
V8 Ag
Colins
McManus
St. Lown Res
Stan
Harris
Waenington
TPWS
Shaner
Thaes
Hale
K Willams
Gehringer Petrolt I
Giearon
Glard
Tangien
Paul
Lazeri
Jackson
Leila
Pinyvers
Hogney Boston
Jennlig
Stewart Washington
Et Louis
Morton
Tate
Washington i
Rosenttal
Bennett St Toula
Fashap
A. Schalk
Diasia
Youhas
Tobin Washington
Ays
Griffin
Jeuden
Dunleavy
Weveland
Ferrera
Sheppard
Shinkey York
Opary
Michigan Grid List Completed for 1927 Football Schedule
Coach Fielding Yost announced Michigan's 1927 football schedule is complete after agreeing to host Ohio Wesleyan in Ann Arbor on October 1. Earlier games were fixed at the Big Ten meeting in Chicago yesterday.
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Chicago
Fielding Yost
Michigan
Ohio Wesleyan
Ann Arbor
Big Ten
Turks contract for two railroads in Turkish empire
The Turkish government seeks two concessions totaling large sums for 940 miles of railway within five years. A Swedish concern would build 440 miles and a harbor at Someoun, while a Belgian firm would handle 500 miles and a harbor at Mersina. A German Krupp firm negotiates for a railway in the Ergeni district to exploit copper holds.
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Constantinople
Someoun
Mersina
Krupps
Ergeni
Helda
Central High chooses leader for next year football team
Three candidates SYME FOLEY and WASSON vie to lead Central High School football next year. The Wednesday meeting precedes a banquet in the Central High dining room. Local education officials and club members attend as invitations go out.
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Central High
Syme
Central
Harding
Foley
Wasson
Stamford Gamnes
Board of Education
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