Industrial League Series Opens Monday
The Industrial Basketball League opens Monday at the State Armory with Stanford Hose and Company A meeting the champs, in a best of three series. Stanford, led by veteran center Maloney and guards under Mas Hones, aim to snap a slump after a strong first-round showing.
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Wight
State Autry
Alvisive
Curley Willams
Stanford Hose
Stanfords
A. Basketeers
Stanford
Liesipe
Ajlick Shleh
A's
Mas Hones
Faustus
Jon Maloney
Malloneyas
Montsville
Tus
Ded
Winn
Loiech
Wasth
Lifetope Tablets Claim Quick Energy Boosts
An advertisement touts Lifetope Tablets as a cheap daily energy booster. It promises clearer minds and increased ambition with a regimen of two tablets daily and emphasizes return of purchase price if not satisfied.
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Thian
Neeves
Ruil Greyigol
Evkrey
Amhilint
Vons Dence
Ari
Ali
Major league camp notes from Florida and beyond
United Press dispatches from Florida report Dodgers youngsters Leo Bader and Dan Taylor assigned to minor leagues. Rhem Kaufmann named for wound duty. Senators open exhibition against Giants with regular second baseman sidelined. Coveleskie praised by Huggins after first notable spring showing. Robins visit St Louis with Earl McNeeley unavailable. Archdeacon of Orioles injured but recovering. Pirates slated to pitch Kraemer and Hill in exhibition against Mission Bells with Seals game to follow.
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United Press
Clearwater
Fin
Bernie Lie
Brooklyn Dodgers
West Palm Beach
Leo Bader
Fielder
Dan Taylor
Bader
Macon
Taylor
Memphis
San Francisco
Cal
Ftay Kramer
Carmen Hill
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mission Bells
Pirates
Slission Ait
San Francisco Seals
St Titus High Eliminated by St Phillip's in Chicago Tourney
St Titus High school fell 86 to 1 in the National Catholic Interscholastic Basketball Tournament in Chicago. St Phillip's High School of Chicago, Catholic prep champions, defeated St Titus to end their run.
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St Tittscopa Ui Anneville
Chicago
St Phillip's High School
Keystones Beat Warren 37 to 24 In Season Finale
Corry's Gerry Keystones closed the 1927 28 basketball season with a 37 to 24 victory over Hodges Clothes at Warren. The Keys outplayed on the floor, with Witte scoring 18 straight and White and Burns each posting a quarter of doubles. Harry Lord starred for Warren, while Archibald and Wolfe provided strong defense. Aubrey Hodges supported the Hodges Clothes backers.
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Gonny
Aather Wistless
Keys
Hodge
White
Curley” Burns
Main Rich
Chet Brewer
Carls
Curry
Witte
Burns
Brit
Harry Lord
Jailield
Warren Boys
Archibald
Corry
al Wolfe
Healey
Aubrey Hodges
Hodges
Montreal
Pittsburg
National Hockey Corry League
Treal Maroons
HERP
Ast Sme
He Andérson
Pet Er
Brewer
Foages Fk
Lord
New York
Willie Hoppe
Alen Offerle
Iran
St Louis
Otto Relselt
Mhealey
Otre de Oro
Johny Layton
Alother
Inyo Wolfe
Om Gerry
Howard Potts
Phil Young
Kay Jay
Foley
High School Girls Sextet Sets Local History Mark
Corry's high school girls basketball team reached a standout season with thirteen wins in fourteen games. Miss Connell led training, teamwork credited for the remarkable 1927-28 record, as the sextette aimed for Brocton tournament and New York state games.
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Lassies
Wskettas News
Corry
M. Agnes Connell
Esten Girls
Pennsylvania
Sexette
Connell
Cambridge Springs
Sheffield
Union City
Columbus
Warren High
Warren
Titusville
Spartansburg
Barberian Wins Lightweight Decision in Ten Rounds
Sid Barbarian of Detroit defeats Johnny Ceccoli of Scranton on a ten round decision in Boston. Also notes Florida open golf championship entry list with Johnny Farrell Bobby Cruickshank Joe Rirkwood and Bill Mebihorn for Jacksonville tournament.
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United Press Boston
Sid Barbarian
Detroit
Johnny Ceccoli
Scranton
Jacksonville
Fila
Johnny Farrell
Bobby Cruickshank
Joe Rirkwood
Bill Mebihorn
Yankees Stronger Than 27 Champions Says Huggins
Manager Miller Huggins told United Press he believes the Yankees are stronger than in 1927 and expect stiff opposition from the Athletics. He praised the pitching staff, noting Piper and Shreve among the rotation, and cited Gehrig, Foxx, and Coombs as top bats. He predicted a competitive American League race with improvements across the league.
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United Press
St, Petersburg
Mitch
Stn
Misler Huggins
Manazer
Lezgers
Mick Koenig
Lon Gehrig
Lazeort
Tor Gehrig
Jerfrey
Cobb
Ant la Bine
Oeaio Orwall
Milwaukee Piasl
Senators
Doule Hatlor
Upichved
Elie Rake
Paley
Gene Robertson
Ned al
Tor
Shea Darocher
Hugeltis
Shinnkey
Pattowlive
HIGH SQUAD TO MEET ALBION IN OPENING GAME
Memoir style team notes show High Squad opening against Albion with early games planned at home. Mentions of Westfield and Ripley officials hint at a local school competition with junior squads and coaches coordinating afternoon and evening matchups.
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Albion
Gorey Higlwil
Aton Hueh
Mamger
Lie Orange
Huck
Allernool
Corry-Albion
Oranga
Bhick
Detroit Finn Leads Three Hour Derby Whips Sprint Field
Detroit Finn takes early lead of a three hour derby paraphrase with rivals Galway and Claremions in a foggy track setting. The piece notes Hoilh Gouge and Radi Galenon among finishers, while Henry fobneon and others are mentioned in a busy, garbled racing report.
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Detroit
James Vowehs
United Press
Lenponarig
Sourilnen
Matry Plan
Sitskhitnon
Fea
iLipaay
Awit Radi Galenon
sMytted Sist
Stada Hipshay
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Donn Maloney
Avon Fark
Tony Kaufmann
Phillies
McKechnie
Tampa
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Miller Huggins
Stan Coveleskie
Spitball Iicher
Brooklyn Robins
St. Losstoyns
Earl McNeeley
Washington
Barnard
American League
Boston
Auburndale
Maurice Archdescon
Baltimore Orioles
Thad
ST. Titus High
Keystones
Warrenites
Ottawa
Que
Ottawa Senators
New York Americans
Rome
Tynes
British Columbia
Hammond Elevator Co
Yankees
Huggins
Rocky Grove
Westheld
Henry Fobneon
Shottly
Indus
Bard
Reese
Ghesterfield
Licuert & Myris Tumauzo Co
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Arthur ¢ Nation
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