Marksmen from Cambridge Club Face Warren Guards Tonight
Two Industrial Basketball League games send Cambridge Marksmen against Warren Guards tonight at Slate Armory. Standard Automatics vs Journal Juniors and Warren squads clash as the regimental league opens with A squad facing Company A in a heated early season clash.
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Standard Automatics
Tip U
Slate Armory
Basketeers
Warren
Industrial Basketball League
Selleh
Journal
Hoye
Liam
Avith
Hoenes
Aml
Corry
Joop
Rifle League Match Set Between Cambridge Springs and Corry Clubs
The Cambridge Springs Gun Club and Corry Red and Gyn Club prepare for a Northwestern Pennsylvania Rifle League contest at the local range in the basement seating block this evening. Practice scores show Walter Kinney 238 and Merle Isyaelson 237 close behind, with George Theme credited at 292.
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Rite Tam
Cambridge Springs
Forksien
Corry
Red and Gyn Club
Pennsylvania Rifle League
Walter Kinney
Merle Isyaelson
George
Y Welden
IL Jordan
Mlillie
Wagner
B. Welden
Esraelton
Dane Ana Blair
Aiinney
Ruth in Good Physical Trim Ahead of Yale Game
Ruth shows improved conditioning under trainer Artie Medoverts with weight at 220 1 2 pounds, five weeks before the February 23 squad briefing. McCovern notes Ruth’s best play ahead of the season and his ongoing intensive training since December.
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Wy Union
New York
Gale Ruth Ing
Artie Medoverts
McCovern
Ruth
McCovers
Ruth Muiny Jevve
Hanste
Tiorton Lwitty
Proposal to omit Tommy Burns name on Tunney Muldoon trophy sparks debate
The board faces criticism over removing the name of Tommy Burns the former World Heavyweight champion between 1909 and 1910 from the Tunney Muldoon trophy. Supporters urge restoring Burns on the display while others argue for a change. New York State Athletic Commission figures include Berman Gimnel Kaboney and Judge Kaboney amid the discussion.
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Py Unites Press
York
Tommy Burns
J. Jeffries
Board of Trustees
Campaten
Buras
Maulis
Arusteoyogill Iin
Alnus
Figrbert Bayard
Berman’ F. Gimnel
Jeremiah J. Kaboney
John Mico
Bowman
Dane A. Parley
New York State Athletic Commission
Recognize Bulow as Manager
A New York State Athletic Commission inquiry named Bulow as manager of German heavyweight Schmeling. The investigation followed claims of involvement in the alleged fixing scheme and extended to potential contact with other figures. Bulow's actions were tied to calls for new charges and official action.
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Stnge Press
Archi Busow
Gt May Schmelling
Ack Demissoy
New York State Athletic Commissian
Cighazerial
Schmeling
Pimaek Schmeling
Hogovoy
Fugar Jaedicubs
Anak
Delussay
Bubs
Contsat
Buloy
Hartnett to Take Bride in Chicago Ceremony
Misa Martha Marshall and Hartnett will be married here Monday in a ceremony linking Chicago and Catalina. The couple plans a honeymoon following the wedding.
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Union Press
Gcricago
Fen
Gabby Bibmatt
Sysins
Chicago
Ibs
Ani
Misa Martha’ Marshall
Brynette
Yankees to wear numerals on uniforms next season
New York Yankees announce numbers on backs for 16 April opener. Numerals 14 inches high will appear on home shirts white on white and gray on road. Earle Combs No 1 Babe Ruth No 8 Lou Gehrig No 4 and others assigned by batting order. first major league team to adopt numbers. other clubs may follow.
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United Press
NEW York
New York Yankees
Savry
Secreumy
Ed Barrey
Earle Combs
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Athough
Aihy
Yankees
Nine Giants by United preps New York
Nine New York Giants players remain unsigned for the 1928 season including Freddy Simmons Hill Terry and Freddy Lindstrom. Jim Tierney, secretary, said no difficulties expected in signing them. Sealed city bids announced for delivery of a can road by February 4, 1928 with certified checks. Frank England, Supt Public Property.
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United Preps
New York
New Yorks Giants
Freddy ‘Sitzsimmons
J. McGraw
Olly
Corry
Weliveret St. Hie
Frank
England
Life of Tex Rickard Chapter X11 by George Kirkley
A portrait of promoter Tex Rickard detailing his guarded persona, gambling passion, and simple tastes. It recalls his calm nature, his love for fishing, golf, and boxing events, and his habit of tipping workers, with anecdotes about his favorites Jeffries and Dempsey and his reluctance to change. Rickard's distinctive hat, demeanor, and private office habits are described, along with his charitable acts and final illness.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Seney
Rickard
Fiat
Flo
Pen
Gamshling
Garden
Amiour
St. Louis
Gene Tunney
Gent Dempsey
Terre Haute
Ind
Rickahn
Dhe
Slello
Hickard
Lake Me
Bild Taylor
James Jeffries
Jack Dempsey
Teffries
Dempsey
Jeffries
Toledo
Willard
eDempsey
Tltee Dever
Bewals
Thuy
Wadwil
McKintey
Garten
U's
Stribling
Georgia
Richard
Tina
Silfely
Anyrmw
Sharkey Confident Ahead of Bout With Christner in Akron
Boston heavyweight Jack Sharkey voiced confidence before his January meeting with K. C. Christner at Morrison Squire Garden. He plans to box instead of repocking and notes his knee injury healed. Sharkey, now at 181 pounds after weighing 218 in August, trains with Al Lavey and aims for peak form despite a six month layoff.
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George Kirkley
United Press
York
Jack Sharkey
Boston
United Press Today
K. C. Shristner
Alkron
Morrison Squire Garden
Akron
Ohio
Sharkey
Christner
Harry Wills
Biz
Roy Peterson
al Lavey
Avey
Dempsey
Stribling
Christmar
Ayer
High Basketeers at Edinboro Tonight in County Clash
Edinboro hosts Union City tonight in a key Orio County interscholastic basketball clash with Edinboro favored on their home court. Coach McCully’s lineup expects Curtis and Shoop back, while Union City aims to rebound after a recent loss to Edinboro.
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Edinboro
McCull Yaces
Orio County
Reneer
Edinbor
Union City
Edinboro Basketeers
Curtis
Shoop
Werond Eamy
Girard
Union High
Girard Ts Iso
Corry
Lassman Off to South for Rest and Recovery
Lageman, captain of the 1928 New York University football team, injured in the Caynogle Tech game at Pittsburgh on November 24, left the French hospital today. He sails aboard the Shawnee of Clyde Lines to Atlanta for a southern vacation and aims to regain full health during an extended stay, staying with Tom Thorp in Miami before Chick Meehan arrives. Al Higgins, Lassman's college roommate, accompanies him.
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Ry United
New York
Lageman
New York University
Caynogle Tech
Pittsburgh
Shawnee
Clyde Lines
Atlan,ola
Lassman
South
Tom Thorp
Miami
Chick Meehan
al Higgins
Lassoun
Use
Fraternalites Open Bowling League Season
Stanford Hose Company earns two wins in three matches as Fraternal Bowling League opens. Odd Fellows and Masons set Thursday night clash with Kiwanis Club and Rotary also on the slate as scores from opening night are listed.
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Stanford Hose Company
Kiwanis Club
Odd Fellows and
Masons
Kiwanis Cub
Sain
Stanford
Kiwania
Rotary Se
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Warren Guard
CO. A
Kinney
Tomy Burns
Bulow
Tex Rickard
Teave
W. Cenkar
J. Panléon
K. 0
South Forrest
Wrigley
Baass JH
Roald
Mr. ‘Bes Pleker
Ae Vale
Hismle
Gor
E.E. Guignon
Fraternalites Open
Ave Jones
Nast Wit Vath
Barker
McCall
Holfurmster Shoop
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