Minors Majors Represented At Toronto Meet
Toronto delegates discuss universal draft affecting minor leagues and major leagues. National Association members weigh proposals to allow majors to select top players from Class AA. International Pacific Coast and American Association oppose, risking a split in organized baseball. Mayville game noted as local basketball event.
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Basketball rule changes eyed for 1948 29 season
The Joi Continisfee outlines limited edits to basketball rules for 1948 29, leaning toward less stalling and stricter ball in play. Changes include new penalties for holding and running with the ball, revised timeouts, fouls, and free throw rules, with officials empowered to enforce play speed and control on court.
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Oregon Coach Stricken By Flu in New York Trip
Oregon Aggies football coach taken ill with influenza in New York hospital after the team defeated New York University. The illness prompted rest for the coach while the squad returned home.
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Draft Schedule for Industrial Cage Loop 1948 Opener
A draft schedule outlines the 1948 Industrial Cage Loop opening session at 7:30 PM in the Municipal Building. Company representatives are urged to attend as selections for the first game are debated amid forecasts that Company Aye champions may miss the opener and Keystone and Company A Redux games shape the slate.
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Meadows Will Return To Pirates For 1928 Season
Pittsburgh December 1 Lee Meadows, who retired late in 1928, hopes to join the Pirates on their spring training trip west and attempt a comeback in 1929. Doug Bush reports Meadows fully recovered from nephritis and a long illness, believing his pitching arm is as strong as ever and ready to pitch in Paso Robles with the advance squad.
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Dunn Wins at Meadville In Ring Card Summary
In Meadville bouts, Dunn defeated Johnny Zill of Youngstown and Lola Severn bested Johnny Main of Ol City. Kenithstry from Cleveland scored a four round win in a lightweight bout. the event featured multiple knockdowns and a strong card with two notable 1h knockdowns.
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All-Jewish Team Named by United Press
Boston, Dec. 4 United Press reports the All-Jewish football team for 1988 selected from major colleges. End Barabos New York Tankle Winnink Syracuse Guards Sulswark North Carolina Center Myirginur Calmegia Tech Guard Speidel Washington State Tankle Lusky Vanderbilt End Rosenzwalg Carnegie Tech Quarter Levikison Northwestern Hals Gallarnia Hull Bets Wisconsin Fullback Cornsyeet Brown U
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Princeton grid letters eligible for 22 players named
Twenty two Princeton football players are listed as eligible for letters. The roster includes two players who faced Yale and Navy, with several selections noted against Cornell and Ohio State.
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Keystone games preview at State Armory marks season opener
Sucile McCall of Corry High will wear official garb Thursday as Keystone season opens. The 1995-99 season announcement by manager Philin L. Young names M Castill as eleventh man for opening night. Bib Frost plans city visit for practice, while key players train across cities. Reserve seats are on sale, with local committee chair B. Shoop handling tickets. Fans anticipate a close opener against Rochester Clubs led by Hipsoh, Gerber and MC Neil amid strong form from York staters.
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United States Golf Association Meet In New York
The annual meeting of the United States Golf Association will be held at the Hotel Commodore in New York on January. The greens section committee is to meet in January.
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Tod Morgan Draws With Santiago Zorilla In San Francisco
Tod Morgan and Santiago Zorilla fought to a draw in a slow rounded bout before about 15 000 at ringside. Morgan retained his fusion lightweight title by referee decision Toby Ingin as Zorilla pressed late, finishing strong but not enough to claim victory.
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Rumor Swirls Around Suzanne Lenglen Marriage Plans
Suzanne Lenglen, the French tennis star, was seen near the Chicago and Northwestern line en route to Los Angeles amid questions about her impending nuptials. She traveled with Thaddeus Winter of Pasadena and left Chicago yesterday after a stop in Chicago. Details of marital plans remained unclear as authorities sought to question her about a potential marriage.
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Keefers Leads Ajax Bowlers To Triumph
Keefers leads Ajax bowlers to victory as Lynthy Charley Sceater and Leo Works post strong scores. Kent or Larned averages 203 for the evening with a 25 percent tally. Burlebiert tops Journalists with a 240 in the best match of the night in industrial bowling league action.
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