Keystone Stars to Meet Linco lin Basketball Stars in City Game
Weird garbled report lists ex Keystone stars and six other well known players set for a December 2012 Lincoln city basketball game. It mentions Rosenblums Toledo and New York Celtics links, with plans shrouded by unclear league changes and a sale of reserve spots for Corry players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corey Keystones
Corry Fale
Thenleveland Rosenblum-Bumaio Lincoln
Steren
Oi City
Maria Qwester
Pennsylvania
Betweek
Rosenblunw
Howitzer
Imnder
Ore
Lor
Rosenblums
Corry Segalones
Banala Lawolns
Corry Enor Pallis
Hosenlum-Cett
Benin
Nai Holmatt
Corry
Pluch
Corry’s Bout Headlines Offer Stribling Prize Battle
In Corry's 200 fight results the heavyweight contender Primo Carnera is echoed in a reported $50,000 offer from Stribling. Des Moines and Akron dispatches describe a chaotic lineup of bouts, with results including Cookie Cohen and Sammy O'Dell decisions, and a Cleveland stoppage in late rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primo Carnera
Eyitsbumea
Akron
Nol Priewade
Banoca
Banoca, Uetestbil Yor, Rady. 7. Charlier, m 04 Night-Rolhl Pout. Shaosy Siemaa
Migkey Cohen
Cleveland
Sammy O'Dell
Akroy
Eit Jehany Smachey
Uanlinsburg
Dutchmen Rally Past Westfield 30-28 Victory
Clymer’s Flying Dutchmen edged Westfield 30 to 28 on their home floor as Legters and Gallup led scoring. Cameron paced Westfield with five double-decker baskets and free throws, while the Dutchmen clung to a late edge despite a strong fourth-quarter surge by the visitors.
Westfield Cagers Face Key Stone and St Agathas Tonight
Westfield prepares for a big doubleheader at St Edward's hall on Wednesday evening. The Key stones meet Wantshouse Tumber Company five, while St Agatha's faces Mendville in the earlier game. Westfield aims to rebound from a two point win at Clymer, with a strong lineup led by Zalaeck Skinner brothers Curtis Hasdlock Rossbach Brown Shaver and others. The Knights of Columbus host a tough battle against Meedville, whose young but rapid teamwork has impressed in recent play. Maloney Pitts Wercht Berry Peterson anchor the line for St Agatha's contest at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legters
Clymer
de Ntense_mai
Beck
Cameron
Westfield
St. Edward's Parochiel Hall
Keystones
Wantshouse
Knights of Columbus
Agatha’s
Mendville
Tapir
Ardents
Jowels
New York
Mary Zalaeck
Skinner Brothers
Curtis
Hasdlock
Rossbacher
Brown
Shaver
Meedville Basketeers
Maloney Brothers
Pitts
Wercht
Berry
Peterson
Lincup
St. Agatha’s
Veteran Umpire Recalls Early Major League Days
Charles F. Daniels, 81, recalls selling Connie Mack and four others for 3500 while manager of Hartford, notes NL beginnings with eight clubs, lists five surviving New York era players, and reflects on a long officiating life. He lived on a farm near Colchester with his brother Eugene and still follows baseball.
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Charles F. Daniels
Connie Mack
George Morris, JR
United Press
Colchester
Conn
Conte Mack
Charles F. Danels
Eugene
New London-Hartford
Hartford” Baseball Club
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Tom Reilly
Meriden Club
Tater
Washington
Daniels
New Haven
New York
Polo Grounds
Charlie
Tigi Kotte
Mickey Welch
Utica
Hardie Richardson
Hisn
Gea
O'Conner
Waterbury
Tom Lynch
Wayneh
Raw & Swell Cafe
Hartford
Boston
St. Louis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
City Council Grants Permit for Ice Rink
The City Council formally approved using the north bank of West Columbus Avenue as the southern boundary for the proposed rink on the Whiteley property. Construction to protect a concrete bridge may be needed, supervised by the street superintendent and city engineer. A fundraising canvass begins to cover construction costs, with Whiteley offering property use and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Columbus Avenue
Whiteley
Howard J. Sheen
Whiteley Hiss
Igertural Skutine
Football captaincy shifts as Wesleyan drops football
Winchester Kentucky December 16 Kentucky Wesleyan College abolishes inter-collegiate football citing expenses exceeding income. President Dr C M Dannelly announces resignation of football, following coach Walter Van Winlde signing a new contract and Gordon Betts elected captain for 1931. Loyola Chicago had already dropped football. In Pittsburgh Hirschberg named Pitt captain for 1931 joining Eddie Baker as co captains. Baker and Hirschberg chosen by appointment, the only two captains so named at Pitt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anite Frese
Winchester
Kentucky Wesleyan College
C. M. Dannelly
Kentucky Wesleyan
Loyola University of Chicago
Pitpsburgh
Dec
Wurschberg
McKeesport
University of Pitsburgh
Hirschberg
Decision for Georgie Bufipalo and era of park crowds
Gen Nichols awarded Bufipalo the decision over Burns in Buffalo while Sam Bruce and Abe Lichtenstein drew in Rochester. Umpiring memories note crowd cars, and fans who walked or rode to games. Players earned about 1400 dollars per season as changes in baseball history are recalled by veterans.
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Georgie Bufipalo
Gen Nichols
Buffalo
Charley Burns
Chicago
Sam Bruce
Abe Lichtenstein
Rochester
Charlie
Morgan G. Bulkley
National League
Connecticut
John Henry
Hartford
Daniels
Tern Stars Begin Practice
Eastern college football all star squad under Andy Kerr and Dick Hanley opens workouts at Dyche Stadium before leaving for San Francisco for the Shriners game on Dec 27. Twelve captains from 1930 season form a 22 man squad representing multiple colleges.
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United Press Evanston
Itt
Andy Kerr
Colgate
Dick Hanley
Northwester University
San Francisco
East
Middlewest
Dyche Stadium
Hanley
Kerr
Witmer
Hanley-Kerr
Vincent
Yate
Siano
Fordham
Baier
Pittsburgh
Hart
Colgary
Bates
Maryland
Fogerty
Brown Bernard
Syracuse
Gardner
Villa Nova
Brockmeyer
Minnesota
Wisconsin
van Bibber
Purdue
Toys Golf Sets Desk and Chair Fianc Dolls and Autos
Advertises a toy sale with golf sets desk and chair fixtures, dolls priced around 4.25 to 7 dollars, child-size cars, electric train sets, Grokincle Bear from $2.25 to $3.00, and air airplanes. Includes scattered prices like 5.25 6.50 7. Booking unclear quantities.
Entangled Fragments Reflect On A Hidden Discovery
A scrambled note hints at a discovery by Dr. in the 960s involving a tower and stimuli in a city setting. Mentions Pile suf, HOID 8, and a purchase trigger, with years and labels interwoven, suggesting a complex archival fragment. The readable pieces point to an unnamed researcher, unidentified device, and legacy of a long-ago inquiry.
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Keystone Stars
Cory
Buffalo Lincolns
Cleveland Rosenblums
Oil City
United
Tulsa
Dac
AL Pay
Landon
Pistehurs
Sube
William Ea
Jed
Sicksati
Pian
Dickson
Unitei
Dis Moines
Bec
Wieeman
Des Moines
New
Are
C. Legters
Wantshouse Lumber Company
Toswars
Westtelil
Clymer Court
Mia
Jessa Aarletnig
Hall
Nouse Besketeers
Cotlows
Sulliven
SBS
Dpanberger
Ty el iSkinner
Bravana
Srwo Clymer
Crist
Gulup
Ro Wassink
LL Legter Degtere
J. Legters
Neckers
Mecall
J.J. Haight
Lem Ao Visity
Eae
Corry-Jamestown
Pendle Brook
Root
Kiwanis
Burlingame
A. Paulson
Waile
Loveland
Tyehonson
Geurtsoud
Ity
Glen
Benehl Game Tonet
Atla EH
Alvan
To. Gorry
Pittssurgh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Model Dairy
Pitt
Notre Dame Bradley Tech
Town
St. Viator
DePaul
St. Norberts
Oshkosh Teachers
Oil City Trust
Gunna Ou Ae Ny
Lanston’s
Spirit of St. Louis
Panama
Rolmonica
Elec
Pick-a
TOYS
Hollywood
Farm Motor
Fordson Tractors
Louis
White House
Puzzi Spirit of St. 1
Tootsie Toy Tillicum Boat Arcade
Airp
Strikto Land
Big Parade
Giant Top Bronko Acro Golf Sets
Piano Tool Chest
Hokum Humpty Dunny
Phoes
Yable
Reckers
Sleds
Spirit of
Ari
Cai
Ong Vion Phil
Rio
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