Veteran racer third when car overturns on lap one seventeen
A chaotic motorsport event ends with veteran racer third after a car overturns on the 117th lap. Jerry Wonderlich clocked a 15 second gap while lead drivers including Hearns and Eade faced crashes, engine trouble, and injuries during the ill fated stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eteran Racer
Jerry Wonderlich
Eade
Frank
End Saints
Hearns
Speer
Bonny T Tommy
Sorrane Hearne Automoracine
Murphy
Jarry Hartz
L. L. Corum
Fates
Troubie
Final swimming races at Lordship Beach
Final swimming and diving events of the 28071 season took place at Lordship Beach on Mondays with handicapped races for men and women. Participants included Sadie Jacob, Meg Rawh, Jack Porter, Ernest, and Pryce. junior and scratch races crowned Jonason as winner while diving featured James Sutton and Bou Sineigh among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordship Beach
Lordship
Leardshin
Rasdinson
Jadie Jacobs
Olive Preian
Jus Porter
Urs Ford Fox
Seraten
Rawlinson
Warnor Jonason
Ssiman Hes
Ernest
I. L
Claire Phen
Meg Rawh
Sadie Jacob Ih
Tate
Jawlinson
Sad N
Minnie Phen
Bucilie
Davi
Johnson Sinclair
Gendron
Cinterd
Gendrun
Bex
Jack Porter
Phefternoon
Janze Sutton
Bou Sineigh
Reid
Princeton
Fox
Brown candidates to attend practises and team details
Brown squad lists 43 candidates to attend practice with names like Beattie Fass Lars, Robinsor, and Lohr Spelman, plus mentions of Injuries and coaching plans. The report notes Scott Brown's return to coach and references several players including Dixon, Robinson, and Eisenbars as key contributors for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace
Expeetel
Bera
Beattie
Wasi
Iubet
Francis Sposeut
Homer
Pease
veNeereature Singeiore
Hervard
Robinsor
Wwe
Bey Toleeen
Orehali
Pin Hart
Lps
Brown
Gue
Regs
Yale Gridiron Notes On 1928 Linerens Shift
Yale football outline shows Tad Jones shifting Lineren for 1928 with practice set September 17. The report details guard positions, center changes, and new personnel while listing likely starters and freshmen competing for roles in the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tad Jones
NEW Havin
Ted .Jones
Yale
Estevan
Phoy
Wssine
Herb Hors
Snasti
Alwa Cep
Mores
Winslow Lasnjay
Spason
Jones
Milstead
Ereity
Eierrys
Almough Weihe Fearty
Princeron
Harvard
Ana Priccetoy
Newell Wil Gia Fan
Uae
the Olares
Sony
Sanity
Jair
Jaye Wuarirrback
Nudlingen
Halfteis
Oieven
Bergh
Falvacq
Dempsey Rest Before Firpo Clash Amid Training Camp Haste
Saratoga Springs NY September 4 Associated Press Dempsey takes a final rest day before resuming workouts. Manager Jack Kearns says the champion is in superb condition and will drop about four pounds in a week to reach weight for the Firpo fight. Firpo increases drills with seven rounds as he intensifies sparring and strength work at the Atlantic City camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey
Firpo
Saratoga Springs
N Y
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Kearns
Develon
Dent
Luis Angel Firpo
Joerost
Saratoga Lake
Mike Trant
Chicago
Cant
Trant
Joe McClain
Firna
McCann
Fiona
Meg Cann
Jeff Clarke
Joplin
Fireo
Koebele
Nalatio Pera
Buenos Aires
New York
Meyer Sani
Edison Hotel Own
Marom Bacer
Firgo
Benny Leonard
Johhny Dungee
Lew Tendler
Tnindee
Firpe
Hirpa
Pylin
Pimarlf
Hrennan
Gibbons
Syilly Tami
Worcester Takes Doubleheader From Pony Clan
Worcester defeated Springfield in both ends of a doubleheader 11 to 0 and 70 to 0. Poor fielding and base running plagued Springfield while Worcester’s Bagwell and Reis contributed with timely hits and strong pitching. Stryker, Tierney, and Israel saw action on the mound as Worcester built a dominating day on the diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Springfeld
Springfield
Ponies
Reis
Bagwell
Hemrar
Isrrenerich
Borted Bald
Eaogryas
Bagwetl
Sto Bernard
Woreestar
Tisrael
Ant Gresin
Leonard Dundee bout looms in Grantland Rice rundown
A Grantland Rice sports column previews Benny Leonard versus Johnny Dundee, weighing each fighter's form, style, and potential to settle their status among lightweights. The piece also touches on Dempsey versus Firpo talk, noting stamina, technique, and betting odds shaping the bout landscape.
Fairfield Legion Ball Team Wins and Loses Game
The Fairfield Legion ball team beat Bridgeport A A and lost to Fairfield Beach in a mixed result. The final score was 7 to 0 against the visitors, with six errors by Fairfield Legion and seven by the visitors. Notable plays included McGrath and Kelley pitching, and a disputed interference call on Tunnes.
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Ce Evelani
Averland
S. Lois
Browns
Indians
Danforth Iron
Venster
Crride Stauie
Woo
Eis
Collins
iSenhehner
Dantorh
Whaley
Senhehner
van Gilder
Connolly
Sewell
Stephenson
Brower
St. Loui
Cleveland
Gerber i Harms
Luis Heweil Saurd
Spease
McManus
Gerber
Louis Shi
Sl. S. Cleveland
Suse
Balis Oil
Bamforth
van Ty Ider Svante
Fairfield Legion
Patrpiged
Terge A. Smith
American Legion
Lenox A. A
Bridgeport
Speai
Unisarason
Me Region Tram
Weiters
Farrell
Legion Jineup
Cremins
Bill Beach
Kelley
Yao
Pairfield Beach AY Stars
Cam
Reiley
McGarry
All State
Fairfield Beach
Ali
McGrath
Stevens
A. McGrath
McCartEy
J Hiekes
Hem
Vion
Fairfield
Ab & Lyratson
Bailey
Fitznears
Walters
Russell
Moran
Mearry
Beach Lahian4oork
Legion
Kellty
Hte FiteHery
Lesien
Beach
Bilche Bailey
Cremmins
Angin
Iassagna
Timne
Basca
Haughton Returns To Game As Columbia Eyes Rise
New York learns Percy D. Haughton returns to football as the Columbia coach, aided by Crimson graduates, with Harvard system tested at Columbia. Changes in rule era and major coaching shifts at West Point Penn State Virginia and Dartmouth frame a pivotal season in college football history.
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New York
Tn One
Major Charis
Heen
C Tain
J. J. McKwen
West Poin
John WW
Heisman
Pennsylvania
Phildelphia
Louis A. Young
Earle Neale
University of Virginia
Cambridge
P. Dv
Haughton
Harvard
War Services
Lechainse
Bison
Flower General
Council of War
Wall Street
Colombia
P. D. Haughton
Harghton
Nin
Crimson
Bob Fisher
Columbia
haughtOg
Firrvard
Livers
Anther
Syracuse
Army Eleven Big Grid Schedule For Season
The article outlines Army footballs schedule with key dates, opponents, and venues. It notes a November 12 meeting with Yale and Lebanon Valley, mentions games at Polo Grounds and New Jersey, and references Alabama, Arkansas, Bethany, and Navy as part of the slate.
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Yphansus
The
Japeylere
New Jiaten
Tie Polo
Alabama
ganisHon
Lebanon
Val
Try
Teov Vane Tay
Arkansas Sp
Bethany
Navy
Polo
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Howard Wilcox
Altoona
Eddie Hearn
Lein Af Guonget
Eowill
Goslin
Washington
OFTON
Viostin
Hingston
Merkin Paush
Fuller
Harris
Dudec
ST. Louis
Atlantic Cutty
N. 3
Luis Angel Fippers
Tle
Pony Clan
Herrera
Tierney
Grantland Rice
Leonard
Dundee
Leopard
Falden
Dsmps
Dan Weites
Art
Mney
Carnett
Dempster
Willard
Pall Keenan
Pitrimmons
Ian Motion
Alan Lake
Wien
Regwetl
Wig Erie
Candon
Weorceste
Ernie
den Rome Rane
Conway
Lacier Stuvengen
Brestin
Statford
Noelininar
Lee Fallow
Ron
Enon
Kilbane
Wilbird
Germay
Reeves Ure
Victor Rhorer
Joes
Husband
Germany
Mona
Michaela
I. Michaels
Tinewel
A. Michaels
Meri Parrall
Taubeau
Cremmoline
Hick
Oto Thases
Lennon & Leas
Cher
Percy Haughton
Collegiate
ARMY
Retty
Toe Sobel
Boys
Boys of
Certley, Jr
Bell Bleue
Boys’ Department
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