High School Varsity Dominates Alumni 88 to 28
In a year opening game at Amnoy High Court the High School varsity overwhelmed Alumni 88 to 28. Key scorers were Curtis Skinner and C Skinner with strong defense and rapid passing. Alumni guard Wilson Brown sparked late rally but the varsity pulled away in the second period.
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Amnoy High Court
Company A
Tha “Grads
Fay
McCall
Stan
Curtis
Skinner
Wilson Brown
Mets
G Skinner
C. Skinner
Jackson Glee
Jackson
Shoop
G. Skinner
Slinter
Pumil
Byo Sephomojes
Dougherty
Henry
High Sereife
Connell
Exson
Pro Basketball Struggles Highlight City Sports Notes
The column laments waning interest in basketball as Keystones fans falter and attendance drops, pressing management to secure support. It mentions the Cleveland Rosenblums beating the Brooklyn Visitation, Lincolns in Syracuse facing Hanson, and critic Norman Brown urging fans to rethink hype around Hansen.
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State Armory
Keystones
Corry
Centuri
Knute Hanson
Norman Ji Brown
Central Press
Hansen
Brown
KO. Christier
Akron
Christier
Christner
Paul
Vnempions
Dick Humbeck
Sekyra
Humbeck
Demnpsey
Gene Pinney
Dempsey
Doctor’s Nosin Pill Promises Instant Cough Relief
A physician prescribes Nosin a cough remedy claimed to stop coughing almost instantly without harmful drugs. The formula operates by double suction targeting the internal cause bypassing syrups and patent medicines. Claimed safe for the whole family and soothing for sore throat with a money back guarantee though the ad itself reads as promotional copy.
Loop List Schedule Promotes Industrial League Round One
Schedule released by Guardsmen organizer Will Shields lists first round matchups for the Industrial Basketball League. Key games include Standard Automatics versus Company A and Arcade versus Standard Automatics with Journal facing Standard Automatics in the opening slate.
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Company A's
Standard Automatic Products Company
Douenyl
Company
Loughran to Train for Peterson Bout in Chicago
Tommy Loughran, former world light heavyweight champion, travels to Chicago to begin training for a December 17 bout against Big Boy Peterson of New Orleans. Peterson is set to arrive Tuesday. Loughran will compete in the heavyweight division once cleared.
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Chicago
Tommy Loughran
Big Boy Peterson
New Oriean
Loughran
Peterson
Tsraelson Leads Shoot Amid Blurred Arena Notes
The fragmentary article shows Tsraelson with a high scoring performance and mentions team members like Lavell and Eppinger, with scattered numbers and erratic names. The text references Corry Redsid Gin Club and various players, but details are unclear.
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Tsraelson
Corry
Jassine Shiont
Donoye
Lavell
B. Eppinger
Wagnen
Price
Walhives
Borstart
G. Kittie
Dod
Hieberwer
Georgetti and Spencer Lead in Six Day Bicycle Race
At Madison Square Garden the Georgetti and Spencer team led the six day event as morning action began. Litwil Bellon trailed in third place four laps behind the leaders while Letourner and Brocardo stood in second. Pedalling totals reached 2.06 miles and nine laps for the leaders.
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Ey United Press
Madison Square Garden
New York
Georgetianit Spenser
Straton
Litwil-Bellon
Flor
Bavl
Georgetti
Spencer
Letourner
Brocardo
Lawless Wins Bout on Foul in Nine Round Fight
Buckty Lawless of Syracuse won on a foul over Caynan Lee a New York Negro in the third round of a ten round bout at HLP Pennsylvania. Rudy Ceca of Pittsburgh beat Tuey Kiurop of New York in six rounds. Young Fack Demp Conenut O won by technical knockout over KK O Rice of Alburg in the second round. Jimmy Hogan of Erie defeated CJ Becker of Jamestown in a four round bout.
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HLP
Buckty Lawless
Syracuse
N. C
Caynan Lee
Negro
New York
An Income Trust Estate Ad Promises Asset Security
An Income Trust Estate ad claims absolute safety and guard against misappropriation of principal. It promises benefits without probate legal fees or administration and without will contest. The notice mentions a beneficiary and monthly payments via a check.
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Te Cut Bey
Unable to extract a coherent headline from the provided text
The readable fragments describe repeated phrases about hours and time, mentioning give her a number and references to weekly routines, but no clear events, people, or organizations are identifiable to form a factual newspaper item. The text appears garbled and lacks concrete details needed for a summary.
Big Ten Adopts Stricter Athletic Policy
The Big Ten votes to bar competition with schools not meeting North Central Association standards, but grants a special exception for service academies Army and Navy. Notre Dame and Army/Navy are noted in the report as already aligned or exempt. The decision follows a closed meeting and aims to uphold ethics and control standards.
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United Press
Shicago
Big Ten
Army
Nay
Notre Dame
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Pres. H. M. Gage
Coe College
N.C. A. Big Ten
Military Academy
West Point
Five Tech Players Highlighted In All Opponent Eleven
Five Carnegie Tech players receive first team selection by the M D News with one player each from Georgetown Fordham Oregon State and West Virginia Wes leyan also named. The lineup includes Eads Rosensweig Carnegie Tech and Brown at tackle Moon ey Georgetown Bullington West Virginia Wesleyatt. Dreshin Ellers Slang Portham Harpstey Letzelter and Mebrie at back positions with Krois Carnegie Tech at fullback.
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United Hasf
NEW York
Garnegie Tech
New York University
M. ¥. D. Daily News
Tive Missouri
Georgetown
Fordham
Oregon State
West Virginia Wesleyan
Eads
Rosensweig
Carnegie Tech
Brown
Missouri
Mooney
Bullington
West Virginia
Wesleyatt
Dreshin
Ellers
Portham
Attr Terback
Harpstey
Letzelter
Mebrie
Krois
Carnnegi Teal
Gridley High Dominates Local Tappers in Milw Battle
Gridley High fed off an early lead and defeated the junior high locals 87 to an unspecified score. Bachomner led the visitors with four points as Corry's squad, including Murriocl Rowley Tiayer Sprovers Kleming Wim tr Bachomner, struggled to keep pace.
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Milw
Incing
Gridley High
Corry
Bachomner
Murriocl
Rowley
Tiayer Sprovers Kleming
Wimtr Bachomner
Radiator Cops Two Matches in Industrial Bowling Standings
The Radiator team defeated KP to win two of three matches in the tides thal Bowling League. Standings show Radiator leading in the Industrial Bowling League.
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Tides Thal
S. Radiator
Industrial Bowling League
Charles Sbonnin-Pr. Water House Dies Following Illness
Charles Sbonnin-Pr. Water House, long noted in local news, died at his Millué Street home on a Wednesday morning in December 1928 at age 47. Death followed pneumonia complications and a brief relapse after a period of illness.
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Sbonnin
Charles Dn
Waterhouse
Collins
Millué Stent
Severr Attwrk
Paeumonia
Mane
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Keystone Five
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Tailversity
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Georgettl and Spencer
Lawless
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Des Moines
John W.lambing
Wi Park PI
All-Way Electric CO
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BIG 10
TECH
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Sorry Journal
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