Eight-Club Ten Pin League Proposed Here
A new eight team ten pin bowling league is proposed in the city. Organizers expect Kiswanis Rotary Veterans of Foreign Wars Masonic Knights of Columbus Stanford Hose Company Odd Fellows and Bits to field teams. Corry lodge begins installing bowling alleys and aims to boost club memberships as the sport grows locally.
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Rotary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Masonic Fraternity
Knights of Columbus
Stanford Hose Company
Odd Fellows
Bits
Sague
Corry Lodge
Tha Fy
North Center Street
Bowling
Corey
Cleveland Rosenblums to visit city next Wednesday night
Basketball fans will see the Cleveland Rosenblums in town next Wednesday. Since adding Dehnert Lapchick and Barry, the Rosies have dominated the American Basketball League. Nat Hickey left to join Chicago, while Dehnert and Lapchick star in the Rosy lineup.
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Cleveland Rosenblums
Dehnert
Lapehiel
Barry
New York Celtics
Rosies
Te Rosenblums
Nat Hickey
Chicago
Rosién
Haggerty
Tas Jong
Fete Barry
Celtics
Husta
Kingston
Schirfer
Kerr
Dieghan
Corry Fanis
Cal Bre
Rosses
Cleveland
Stagg Leads Move Against Grid Changes
New Orleans December 27 More than 100 athletic directors and faculty advisors attend the NCAA convention opening session. Tulane President Dinwiddin to speak at a banquet for delegates. Football coaches plan annual meeting Saturday as Stagg opposes changes in rules.
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B.unnea Press
New Orleans
National Collegiate Athletic Association
WC. A. IA
P. A
A.B. Dinwiddin
Tulane
University
Football Coaches of American Association
Alonzo Stage
Chicago
Charles Bachman
Florida
Coget Stagg
New York
Phoréll
Dutchman Mebnert Shines as Celtics Pivot in New York Move
Henry Dutch Mebnert joins the Cleveland based Americal Basketball League star lineup after leaving the Celtics above nine years of service. At six feet tall and 200 pounds he pairs with guard Dehnert to form a formidable backcourt with Schifter and Huston, creating harmony and powerful inside outside play.
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Cleveland
Jack Lord
Tallone
Gorge Uhle
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Harry Hellmann
Evry
Pitener
George Hie
New York
Henry
Dutch) Mebnert
Dehner
Gidy
Tong
Selegnies
Seltics
Celtics
Peason
Dehnert
Winer Yeats
Schifter
Husti
Chicago Cubs lead 1928 National League fielding honors
Chicago Cubs won the 1928 National League fielding title with a .970 average, topping St. Louis, Cincinnati and others. Charley Grimm led at first base with 147 games and 10 errors. Fred Meruire and Clyde Beck posted high averages at other positions, while Gabby Hartnett led catchers with a .989 mark and Tred Fitzsimmons set errors-free pitching records.
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New York
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Charley Grimm
Bill Terry
New York Giants
Frank Frisch
St Louis
Fred Maguire
Chicago
Fred Lindstrom
Clyde Beck
Horace Ford
Cincinnati Reds
Rabbit Maranville
Cardinal
Ford
Maranville
Fred Williams
Philadelphia
Raymond Bresler
Brooklyn
Max Carey
Gabby Hartnett
Jim Taylor
Boston
Pittsburgh Pirates
Stagg Quits as Track Coach at University of Chicago
Alonzo A. Stagg resigns as track coach after a long tenure from 1898 to 1914 and again since 1914, to devote time to athletics. Ned Merriam, former Chicago track star and assistant coach, named head coach for spring duties.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Hate
Alonzo A. Stagg
Ned Merriam
Stage
Trom
Wiel
Titusville Quintet to Meet Locals Saturday
The Titusville high school basketball team heads to Junior High for a Saturday game against the Queen Guy combination. Local reports praise Titusville defense and improved shooting after a recent 28 to 20 win over Albion High, with a pregame show and expected large indoor crowd.
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Titusville Quintet
Titusville
Meiaj
Hhys
Tiluaville Basketerus
Abign High
Albion
Bratty
Ube
Orange
Sey
New Billiard Champion May Be Crowned
United Press reports a new billiards champion may emerge at the January tournament in New York, starting December 4, with defending world holder Edouard Horemats facing seven challengers including Welker Cochran, Willie Hoppe, Jake Schaffer, and others from the Nations Fullised Association.
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United Press New York
Edouard “Horemats
Nations Eullised Association
Ha Lovonamien
Welker Cochrane
Jake Schavfer
Willie Hoppe
Heie Hagenluchiz
Marcel von Beamput
Fels Grange
East and West Meet Saturday in Charity Football Game
The Bastard Wee All-star team finished Celebrity workouts and will taper to signal practice for their annual charity game here Saturday. Both squads spent two hours on skimmate and light drills as final prep. Dan Allen and Chuck Duehl, Olympic Club members, were named West co captains while East captaincy will be decided shortly before the gosthus Seerr and Hap Jey dinothèque.
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San Pracisco
Dee
Ihe West
Eas
Dan Allen
Beck
Chuck Duel
Tu Glympic Club
West Ontit
Util
Gosthus Seerr
Hap Jey Dino
Chileannet Player Stars In Paris Mixed Doubles
Chileannet players Lie Horaiva and Miley Rogaumbert defeated Jein Dental and Mine Oliviert H-2 Hey in the mixed doubles at the Chrizeinay in door tennis tournament. The match was one sided due to Torralva's fast play.
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United Press
Paris
Chiseke le Nis
Lie ‘Oraiva
Miley Rogaumbert
Jein Dental
Mine Oliviert
Chrizeinay
Torralva
Torrilva
Flu Hits Tech Squad May Cost Two Members
Georgia Tech faces potential losses as Ralph Drenion, right tackle, and Jim Browle substitute guard may miss the Rose Bowl game with California after illness. If Drenion is out, end Keener likely starts at guard, and Tech emphasizes defense to counter California passing while Coach Price reshuffles backs and the Bears’ offense shows varied plans.
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United Press
Pasadena
Calif
Rilph Drénion
Syach
Jim Browle
Georgia
Tech
California
Bath
Yellow Jacket
Uhis
Keener
Georgia Tech
Californis
Tech Bee
Weil Unough
Bears
Hirteh
Miele
Snow
Price
Berkenridge
Nuarterback
Bison
Schlichling
Clymer
Haltind Schnildt
Arthur Badenoch
Shaw
Teferte
Frank Birdy
Sterling
Heri Dana
Badenoch
DeVos Favored Over Hudkins in Madison Square Garden Bout
New York Dec 27 Rene DeVos a middleweight and Ace Hudkins of Nebraska prepared for their bout at Madison Square Garden. Training yesterday included four rounds. DeVos favored at 8 to 5 over Hudkins according to late updates.
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New York
Rene Devos
Robin
Ace Hudkkins
Nebraska
Madison Square Garden
Ign
Hudkins
April
Devon
Hudkine
Standards May Meet Arcade In Next Loop In Schedule
In a shifting timetable the A’s push to allow a game during the regimental series on New Year’s Eve to avoid two games in one evening. The plan contends the rearranged schedule could bring the A’s, Journals, and Center teams into a Keystone-Rosenblum style opener. Howard Nesbit suicide is reported in New York.
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Company A
Industriel Basketball League
Keystone-leveland
Rosendlum
Iiis
Tournala
Streight
Guardsmen
Sour Nus
Arcade Five
Iwlands
Wesley Place
Keystone-Rosenblum
State Armory
Alumni Upset Scholastics of Clymer 31 to 24
Alumni from Clymer High School defeated the Scholastics of Clymer 31 to 24 in a town hall basketball game. Normas Neckers and Marion Galup led the alumni scoring with 26 points, supported by five-field-goal efforts from Moor Mach and five fouls from Gallip. The early pace favored the grads but the annuals pulled ahead late, as Cebwt and Downey strove for late baskets.
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Normas Neckers
Marion Galup
Jornal Fete
Clymon High
Clymer Scholing
Necker
Gallup
Foy
Gallip
Cebwt
Fesvon
Pj, Downey
Ily Ity
Falconer Loses To Warren High
A closely contested game ended with Mateoner High School defeated by Warren High School on Warren's court. The final score stood 26 to 19 in favor of Warren. Earlier, Falconer Second Team fell to Warren 42 to 11.
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Falconer
Warren High
Palcurih
Mateoner High School
Tony Vhots
Warren High School
Warren
Palconergh
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Hope
Devos
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Kideping Roon
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