Knits and Keys Set For Night of Big College Basketball
The Ohio quintet Knits bring a strong lineup with Corry Tusketball and ex John Catrell, Lehigh, and Ohio Wesleyan veterans to face the Kaystones on the State Apr rosy Court Thursday. Center Stevens from Baldwin Wallace leads a solid front line with Donikott and Krangh ar anchoring the defense. The Cleveland team also fields reserves like Plummer, Nanien, Bracken, and Snelling as they chase a decisive victory to rival the Keys, while Stanford Hose meets Company A in another league clash on the same card.
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American Association Drafts Seed for Season Opener
United Press reports the National Association of Minor League Baseball resumes talks in Dallas to set 1928 schedules and open the season April 10 with Western teams traveling for the pennant chase. Key disputes involve Louisville and racing-season conflicts at Churchill Downs and potential player trades as Milwaukee, St Paul, and other clubs seek new talent.
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Minneapolis
Incinapolis
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Walter Johnson
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Denny Gearim
New York
Stremgt
Griffo Dies in Poverty After Long Boxing Career
New York obituaries recount the life of Griffo, once a noted light heavyweight in the early nineties, who faded from wealth and fame to poverty amid a career that included multiple fights and bouts. The piece notes his decline following a peak period in the boxing world.
Imlay Injury Shocks York in League Tilt
Imlay sustained an injury during a tense game between the Pirates and Rangers in Pittsburgh. The clash featured a dramatic overtime and a Graken winkle moment on the opening play, signaling a heated rivalry rematch set for California.
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New York Rangers
Tunney purse dispute advances in court action
Billy Ginwar Gene Tunney's manager has been served with papers in the suit by Maw Hoff of Philadelphia seeking a share of the champion's earnings. Hoff claims a 20 percent interest from a pre 1925 agreement that Gibson allegedly signed with Tunney. The case moves the long court battle forward as both Tunney and Gibson face further legal action.
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NEW York
Billy Gilwar
Gene Tunney
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Hoo Boo) Hoff
Philadelphia
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Uolf
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Tunne
Dempsey
Hof
Baseball Fans Rally For Spark Of Trade News
News from New York by United Press Stall correspondent George Birkley sketches brisk early season buzz as trades heat up. Cobb, Sparky Adams, Seatt, Pirates, Cubs, and others stir fan interest while Ty Cobb and John McGraw loom in trade chatter.
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Eddie Collins
Bucky Mrris
Muley Ruel
Washigton Senators
Casilla Soccor Leader Prominent in Postseason Meet
Unclear text references Casilla Soccor leader Casilla and J Chaimy Ca Silla from Valparaiso Chile, elected captain at the University meet. Mentions Holy Cross Milwaukee and Wir-Marineris University preparing for a football game. Notes 1928 announcement about meeting Marquette this year.
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J. Chaimy
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Valparaiso
Holy Cross
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Marineris UN Iversiny
Wythestar
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Marquette
Carroll Heads Georgetown Captain
Washington Jerome Carroll of Georgetown University was elected captain of the Georgetown University football team.
Doctor Promises Cough Remedy in Harried Household
A distressed family recalls a physician prescribing a mysterious mixture to halt severe coughing fits that alarmed neighbors. The article notes daily phlegm, morning symptoms, and pressure on relatives as they seek relief from persistent coughs. The narrative also mentions various names and strangers pushing products via classifieds, urging readers to respond quickly.
Lenard Faces Forbes in Key Weightlifting Meet
Local weightlifting action centers on Lenard and Forbes as they line up for a decisive meet tonight on the 1D road. Haut is noted as a participant, with Ines Terhen and Chine also mentioned in the lineup.
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Corry Gun Club Plans Rifle Matches and Practice
Corry Gun Club prepares for Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle Language matches next month with regular shoots Tuesdays and Fridays. Basement practice at the Keating building on South Center Street aids members as scores from last night’s session are recorded, showing Lillie, Dane, Savill, and Israelson among top shooters.
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Joesting to Play with East in San Francisco Game
Washington and Jefferson coach Andy Kerr announces All-American back Hert Joesting from Minnesota will join the All Eastern squad for the December 26 benefit game in San Francisco against the All Western team. Nine of twenty traveling members have accepted. Kerr aims to finalize the roster this week. Dick Hanley assists Kerr by visiting Minneapolis to persuade Joesting to participate.
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Northwestern
Minneapolis
Toestus
New Albion Head Elected at Michigan Intercollegiate A C
Barnard was named president of the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Council at the annual meeting held yesterday. Kalumnasoo and 'hich-Chester Warnarl were among those noted in the proceedings.
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Michigan Intercollegiate A.C
Slattery and Loughran Meet Monday Night Fight Card
Slattery of Buffalo and Tommy Loughran of Philadelphia clash for a light heavyweight title shot in New York Monday night. The Buffalo boxer aims to prove his edge in the ring as Loughran, renowned for his speed, eyes a victory to bolster his bout chances at the Garden. Training notes from New York reporters highlight the bout’s significance in the heavyweight scene.
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Night Fight Results From Cities Worldwide
Last night’s boxing shows produced several notable decisions with featherweight title hopefuls and heavyweights earning wins. Portland’s Willig Gorton defeated Bobby Eber on points, while Angus Snyder claimed a Winnipeg heavyweight victory. Washington state bouts featured Wildcat Castor delivering a stoppage win, and in Los Angeles a welterweight contender under Vinos Dum Jou scored over Baby Joe Gans in a televised card.
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Michigan and Harvard Meet in 1929 1930 Football Plan
Ann Arbor press reports Harvard and Michigan, longtime rivals since 1781, will resume series at home and at neutral sites in 1929 and 1930. Director of Athletics Fielding Yost announced Michigan will host the Wolverines next year with Yale Club gridmen aiding in arrangements. The note indicates past games and Harvard’s recent football ties, signaling a return to the annual clash with limited details.
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Youngsville High Names New Captain Amid Football Ties
Youngsville High announces eight halfback Wiederhot as captain amid shifts in players and exhibitions. The team, featuring sophomores and returning seniors, aims for strong season progress as mock games proceed.
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Clever scheme uncovered by warden in Pivette County hunt
Investigators report a hunter used a clever ruse to evade law after shooting a deer. The hunter allegedly claimed the doe was killed accidentally and moved the carcass to his home by tailing the authorities, aided by a large hunter network years ago.
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Prominent Railroad Leader Dies in Cleveland
Wan B. Pren tel former president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and a builder of the Union Pacific Havirond died at his Cleveland home. He led the Brotherhood for decades and served as president during major railroading eras. His death ends a long career in the railroad industry.
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Panjtic Havirond
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