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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1928

Page

5

Luque and Donahue to Giants Next Year Rumor

Capacity crowds filled the city league opener at the YMCA as Luque and Donahue were rumored to join the Giants next season. The 1928 29 city league opened with tight games, Triple State edging Black's Aces 23 22 and Bartlett beating Bream Presbyterians 24 23. Leader OU overwhelmed Charleston Business College 37 22. Cunningham Dry Cleaners defeated Southern Methodists 22 18. Viking beat Liberty Drug 42 21. Horton led Viking with 16 points on 7 field goals and a foul, while O'Dell of Leader OL led scorers with 16 points. Lineups and summaries show close battles and capacity crowds.

Y. M Triple State Black Bartlett Bream Presbyterians Charleston Business College Cunningham Dry Cleansems Southern Methodists Viking Liberty Drug Horton O'Dell

Yale Names Hawkins 1929 Football Team Captain

Yale announces Bert M. Hawkins of Norfolk Virginia and Waldo W Greene of Huntington back Virginia Military Institute won spots on the 1929 Yale football squad with Hawkins chosen captain of the eleven for the season.

Yale Sexineron New Haven Conn Bert M. Hawkins Norfolk Waldo W. (Firpo

Big Ten Mentors In Session Today

In Chicago on December 6, Big Ten coaches and athletic directors begin a two day meeting to discuss policy and full schedules for 1929 across football baseball basketball track and other sports. Key items include eligibility cases involving Mayes Mobshin Towns Beck and Allan Holman of Ohio State with protests over transfer rule violations potentially affecting conference eligibility.

Ghigago Big Ten Seaspl Mayes Mobsin Fchbeck Allan Holman Ohio State John L. Griffith Mebain Haskell Holman Iowa State

Freigau Sold to Toledo A A Club in Deal

Boston Braves utility infielder Howard Freigau was sold to Toledo of the American Association. The transfer was announced today and the purchase price was not disclosed.

Boston Howard Freigau Boston Braves Toledo American Association

Why Star Grid Players Rarely Become Great as Coaches

Frank G. Menke argues top football players seldom become great coaches. He cites legendary tutors like Zuppke, Yost, Heisman, Stagg, and Dobie, contrasting them with stars who fail to translate playmaking skill into coaching prowess. He attributes this to players on the field missing full game-wide perspective, while scrubs on the sidelines study and learn.

Stagg Heisman Frank G. Menke Yce Zuppke Yost Heisma Dobie Starg Mahan Cor Brieztey Zuppke Zug Achern Lekras

Riley Motor and Duve Teams Win

Riley Motor five and Dave's team triumphed in league matches at Vie Recreation club alleys. Riley Mote team from Graham Paty five trimmed Recreation after dropping the opener. Recreation beat Duve's team in the first game, total pins DEO. Lechner led Recreation with a 563 and 566 for 1129. Coffman scored 523, while Graham Pulge added 582. Ten individual honors went to Riley Motor.

Riley Mote Dave Lust Vie Recreation Club Riley Motes Graham Paty Recreation Duve Ropa Turmet Walle Lechner

St Louis Cardinals face constant managerial turnover in 19th century era

A fragmented recap notes the Cardinals' revolving door of managers since 1876, detailing eight or more leaders across seasons, including Diddlecock, Quinn, Connor, Phelan, Latham, Dowd, Nicol, and others as the club hovered near last place. The piece compares their instability with the New York Giants' steadier leadership under John J. McGraw across 26 seasons, while also touching on a stray baseball and local soccer and school sports anecdotes from Indiana and Clifton.

St. Louis Cardinal Tye Cardinals Seation Harry Diddleoeck Jaxou Quinn Teil Roger Connor Ashe End Phelan Latham Les Thon Dowd Nicol St. Louis Sbx St. Lows Lave New York Na- Uungls Glante John J. McGraw

Grove City Eleven to Meet Marshall in Football Clash

Grove City College announces a football schedule with a game against Marshall. The announcement by athletics director Robert S. lists Mace College at Huntington and other fixtures, detailing plans for the Grove City eleven’s upcoming season.

Grove City Der City College Roberts Mace College Huntington

Coast League Club Sign Carl Holling

Ancestral notes indicate Los Angeles affiliated club signed Carl Holling from the Coast League. The record mentions prior service with the San Francisco Missions and dates are unclear due to fragmented OCR.

Coast League Carl Holling Los AN Cath Holing Hey Ted Los Angeles Ficions San Frani Missions

Georgia Tech Bulldogs Battle Faces Influenza Hit Team

Atlanta December reports that the Georgia Tech football clash draws about 40,000 fans. Coach Harry Menn leads the Bull Dogs with players Herdia Me doe Boland Pat Bryand Glenn ennelser Joe Martin Jana Hii John Davidson all affected by influenza. Georgia athletics director H d Stegeman oversees the Bulldogs with Gene Smith and Chick Shiver assisting.

Atlanta Georgia Tech Harry Menn Bull Dess J Mila Fist Dsstatang Jimmy Crowje Herdia Me Doe Boland Pat Bryand Glennennelser Joe Martin Jana Hii John Davidson H. d. Stegeman Georgia Athetic Gene Smith Chick Shiver Bull Dog

Draft controversy slows at 1928 baseball convention

The draft of major league players from the minors will not be decided at the 1928 convention. A meeting of AA and A leagues and the majors will be sought at West Baden to seek a compromise on unlimited selection. Chattanooga was chosen as the next convention site for 1929, with other amendments to baseball affairs on the agenda. Rumors linked Adair Buque and Pete Donohue to possible moves involving the New York Giants and Cincinnati.

Brian Beli Press Sports Wester Toronto National Association West Baden Ind Chattanooga Tenn Esé Tonnesere Adairn Buque Cincinnati Recs Pete Donohue Helix New York Uut Forig Cincinnati Buddy Myer Boston Red Sox

Ken Strong to Marry Actress

Ken Strong plans to marry Bella Harrison, musical comedy actress, soon after earning his degree from New York University. Strong led the season with a record halfback score and was named on most all-America lists. Harrison has appeared in Earl Carrolls Fanities George White scandals and two other musical productions. No wedding date was fixed.

New York Ken Strong Bella Harrison New York University Strong West Haven Conn Miss Y Harrison Earl Carroll George White

Coast Player Is Purchased by Reds

Evan Swanson outfielder for the San Francisco Missions has been sold to Cincinnati of the National League. Pacific Coast League president Wade Red Kiefer telegraphed from Toronto that Cincinnati will receive two pitchers and a catcher in the deal.

San Francisco Evan Swanson San Francisco Missions Cincinnati Wade Red” Kiefer Toronto

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