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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1928

Page

2

Silver Cup to Best Boxer at Pastime Show

Promoters stage a fan judged boxing night at Pastime Amateur Show with a silver cup awarded to the crowd chosen best scrapper. Five weight divisions include 112, 124, 126, 135, and 147 with entries from Johnny Marks, Clarence Belaire, Tony Perella, Jimmy Commerford, Tony Lando, and Gene Billings. Advance tickets available at Monument Square Filling Station and local alleys. doors Friday evening promise a strong season start.

A. A William Farrell Farrell Hine Tae Vieht Herg Johnny Marks Hudson Clarence Belaire Worcester Tony Perella Leominster Jimmy Commerford Somerville Tony Landos Danielson

Yankees Invest Infield Strategy With New Ball Idea

The article notes a youthful major league focus on second base defense and a new ball concept. It mentions the Yankees choosing to strengthen the infield by paying for innovative equipment or methods, signaling a shift in how young players develop at second base.

Dan Howley Tulsa Browns Howley Tedin Annon Ralph Jess Oakland Reese Lary Dave Bancroft Portland Phillies Phils Bert Niehoff Bancroft Neihoff Reds Merah of Ami New York Yankees Gibraltar

NBC to Broadcast Bremen Fliers New York Welcome

NBC plans a nationwide broadcast of the Bremen trans Atlantic fliers reception at Mitchell Field New York. Graham McNamee and Phillips Carlin will describe events from the field and nearby vantage points with WNYC linked to NBC stations and possible Pacific Coast coverage if circuits allow.

New York Mitchell Field National Broadcasting Company Graham McNamee Phillips Carlin NBC Junkers McNamee Carlin Christy R. Bohnsack Municipal Broadcasting WNYC Hermann Koehl James Fitzmaurice Irish Free State Air Corps Baron Ehrenfried Gunther von Huenefeld City Hall

Great Interest in Football Outweighs Baseball Spotlight

The piece argues baseball has not captured public passion like football golf or basketball. It reviews historical shifts in sport popularity from 1900 to today, cites college and city league growth, and explains why professional baseball outside the majors faded, boosting amateur and school sports instead. It highlights costs of paid athletics, the rise of city leagues, and the economic limits of intercollegiate programs.

John L. Griffith Sporting Goods Journal Naismith Grantland Rice United States Play St. Louis Louisville Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Milwaukee Indiana University of Michigan Friends of Baseball Mike Davy Watertown Wisconsin Badger Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions Chambers of Commerce Othe

Baseball Promotion Among Youth and Schools Across States

Community athletic associations and schools increasingly promote baseball for youths under 17. The American Legion led nationwide efforts, with state officers expanding junior baseball. Wisconsin boosted high school teams from 85 in 1925 to over 200 by 1927, while Indiana and others show uneven adoption. Coaches shift focus to football and basketball, risking waning baseball expertise and participation in schools and colleges.

Munity Athletic Associations American Legion Americanism Commission State High School Athletic Association National Amateur Federation Wisconsin P. F. Neverman Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Indiana

Commerce Commission ruling expands West Virginia coal shipments

The Commerce Commission on June 5 1928 allowed all rail shipment of Virginia Low Volatile coal and slack to New England starting 1928. Lump egg and stove coal could not be shipped by rail prior to this decision. Representatives from New England fuel groups and state officials argued for the change before the commission.

T Oak Coal Company West Virginia Commerce Commission New England Virginia New York New Hartford R. R Maine New England Nors

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