Yankees Put Nine Players On Open Market For Trade Talks
New York, Oct. 24. The World champion Yankees are reportedly placed on the open market as preliminary step in two major trade negotiations. Miluggns departure to the South this week seems to have brought matters to a head. Those to be offered include Pat Collins John Jabowski Joe Dugan Gazella and Gene Robertson.
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College teams brief notes on injuries and line changes
Army stars Sprague Percy Messinger and O Keefe out with injuries may miss Yale game next Saturday. Dartmouth back Al Marsters fully recovered and to start against Harvard. Navy back Art Spring may return against Penn. Princeton shifts Wittmer to quarterback for Bennetts. Cornell mostly unchanged after Princeton clash. NYU coach Meehan aims to beat Colgate, their lone scoreless foe since his arrival.
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YANKEE MANAGER HUGGINS EYES SHAKING INFIELD SHAPES
In a confidential post season briefing with club officials, manager Huggins outlined potential trades to clear wage and roster space. He named George Uhle of the Indians as a desired acquisition and discussed including Meysel in a Reds deal if needed to land the right players.
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Yale Freshmen Test Impregnable Yale Line
Brief notes from football camps show Yale freshmen breaking through the Yale varsity line for three touchdowns in a scrimmage near the goal. Army drills focus on offensive tactics as they prepare for Yale with repeated practice of the same plays. Princeton reports the varsity scoring two touchdowns against a team of former Tiger stars, boosting coach optimism.
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How Hard Does Wind Blow Bureau Experts Explain
Washington experts describe a Weather Bureau wind scale from light to gale. Light winds move up to 10 miles per hour with leaves barely rustling. gentle winds up to 12 mph bend leaves and move small flags. moderate winds 15 to 18 mph raise dust. fresh 19 to 24 mph sway small trees. strong 25 to 38 mph cause wind whistles in wires. gale 39 to 54 mph breaks twigs and may cause minor damage.
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Harvard to attack via aerial play against Dartmouth
Cambridge Mass Oct 24 Indications point to Harvard using the air against Dartmouth. Several new variations of the forward pass were tried yesterday as Harvard offense looks for big gains through the air.
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Dartmouth Prepares Diverse Attack Against Harvard
Hanover, N H Oct 24 Dartmouth's attack against Harvard will feature variety as the Green drills every type of play in Jess Hawley's repertoire.
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Syracuse Insight: Questionable Call After Nebraska Loss
Syracuse reports a controversial decision in the 7 to 6 defeat by Nebraska, with emphasis on how the game’s end influenced local reaction and coach or official comments. The brief notes the late call as a focal point of debate among fans and analysts.
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Goodwin to File Bill for Commission on Claim
Boston October 22. Former Massachusetts registrar Frank A Goodwin announced plans to file a bill creating a five member commission to oversee automobile insurance claims under state agencies. He proposes a state fund funded by pre registration insurance payments and argues private insurers would be displaced if costs rise. Governor Fuller met with aides but commented nothing on the meeting.
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Syracuse Players Push for Credit in Penn State Clash
Syracuse University focuses on the Penn State game after arguing for a safety and two points in the second period. The Nittany Lions beat Syracuse 9 to 6 last year, and the locals seek revenge as Archie Roberts of Bethlehem becomes NYU quarterback.
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Quarterback change during Colgate clash noted
On Saturday the quarterback lineup features Roberts throwing passes against Colgate replacing Jinx O Herin. Roberts previously led N Y U's attack against Colgate last year with accurate passes and strong leadership.
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Cornell to Decide Lineup After Scrimmage With Princeton
Ithaca October 4 The Cornell football lineup for next Saturday against Princeton will be determined in part by today’s scrimmage. Rain kept the squad indoors yesterday.
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Industry survey shows strong 1928 optimism and steady payrolls
The association report reveals 93 percent of storers see favorable conditions with 88 percent of textile firms upbeat. Eighty percent expect winter trade to improve and 94 percent of industrialists foresee gains. Labor is largely normal, wage hikes occur, and over 99 percent report no strikes as production rises from 1927. E B Leigh cites railroad prosperity as key to whole economy.
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Industrial and marketing surveys of New England report confidence in economy
U S Commerce and the New England Council released bulletin findings from two year surveys on New England industry. Chief James noted metals outrank textiles in manufacturing value and highlighted diversification strength with 217 distinct manufacture items and 111 lines over three million dollars in value within New England.
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Pythian Lodges Appeals for Florida Hurricane Relief
Supreme Chancellor Lumpkin calls on all Pythian lodges to send cash to Richard L. Mears in Wilmington NC for immediate aid to Florida storm victims. He cites 2000 plus casualties, widespread homelessness, and inadequate relief funds, urging rapid contributions to bolster relief efforts.
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Black Finds Favor In Winter Styles
Paris fashion notes show black dominating all day wear through winter and beyond. Wool tailleurs with white stripes suit morning shopping, while velvet or moire outfits offer dressier lines with satin blouses. Black crepe de chine and satin trims, ermine accents, and new velvet wraps define evening and wrap options.
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Cardinal De Lal dies at 75 in Rome
Gaetano Cardinal De Lal Bishop of Sabina and secretary of the sacred consistory died after a long illness at 75. Elevated to the cardinalate in 1907 he was a notable figure in Vatican affairs with many cardinals at his bedside and Pope Pius XI sending a special blessing.
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Roads Help Clarify Distribution Problems for Traffic Men
A fragment notes that roads clarify physical distribution issues and that function and transfer points are key. It mentions statistical tables broken down by county and township for convenient use by sales advertising men, highlighting usefulness in quotas and advertising.
Democratic Stalwart Comes to Boston for Defense Speech
A prominent Democratic figure arrives in Boston to deliver a key policy address focused on unity and national security facing the party ahead of upcoming elections. The event draws supporters and local politicians as organizers highlight the speaker’s stance on economic and foreign policy priorities.
Smith Campaign Arrives as Boston Prepares for Parade
A Boston welcome for Alfred E. Smith draws thousands as his special train arrives at South Station around 3 PM. Crowds fill Boston Common and streets from Milk to Parkman, with plans for speeches at Symphony Hall and the Arena. Governor Smith expected to speak on a national stage, while security and logistics handle up to 150000 visitors.
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