Student control of athletics dominates sports notes
A lengthy discussion on pro cage teams and student control of college athletics dominates the page. The piece weighs financial feasibility, discipline, and the reality of a student-run football program, noting the burden on academics and the unlikely success of a college quint. It references Erie Dispatch-Herald, Meadville High, and local teams like Tippinits and Titusville, plus various colleges and players in western Pennsylvania.
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Smost Gula
Camogie Foundation
Frank Getty
United Press Sports
Maisie
Phodostis
Sport Fey
Jhal
Tong Ag
Ian
Pontain
Western teams establish football supremacy in season battles
Western teams hold advantage over the East in intersectional games with seven wins in ten. Pitt and Colgate are noted Eastern scorers, while Notre Dame, Michigan, Harvard, Wisconsin, and Army post Western wins. Upcoming games include NYU vs Mississippi, Army at Stanford, and Notre Dame in New York.
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George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Wzain
University of Pittsburgh
Pitt
Ohio State
Nebraska
Colgate
Indiana
Galifornia
Pennsylvania
Ubinas
Army
Michigan
Harvard
Webriska
Syracuse
Notre Dame
Navy
Chicago
Princeton T. Wisconsin
Anl
Thother
Yale
New York University
Georgia
VP. 1
Pluride
Risc
Yankee Stadium
Amy
Camogie Tech
Southern California
Palo Alo
Stamford
Dundee Loses to Goldberg in One Round Bout
Brooklyn report confirms Johnny Divistee, ex Featherweight champion, losing to Georgie Golder in a one round bout. Divistee weighed 125 pounds, Goldberg 124. Paris notes describe two other fights including De Wancker stopping Diaz in four rounds and a closely contested 12 round Paris bout between Cuttert and Vaiger with a late rally by Vaiger.
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Oyam
Brooklyn
Johnny Divistee
Georgie Goldier
Indlnight Diviiee
Wee Goutherg
Paris
Johnny Cuttert
Fot Bogland Sind
Benny Vaiger
Cirque de Paris
Cuittvoert
Vaiger
Cuthbert
Kearns Builds Walker For Loughran Title Chance
Chicago reports Sagacious Tack Kearns shifts to light heavyweights by pairing Mickey Walker with Tommy Loughran’s vacant title path. Walker, dominant at 190 pounds, is positioned to prove himself by facing Loughran’s camp. Nate Lewis plans bold moves to pit the Walker winner against Braddock or ASM winner for the title.
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Bert Demby
Unite
Chicago
Tack Kearns
Mickey Walter
Tommy! Loughran
Jack
Loughran
Karns
Nate Lewis
Walker
Kearns
Jacke
Mickey
Hag Hettom
Tommy Loughran
Pommy
Loughsan
Lewis
Nate
Jimmy Braddock
Misia
Rockne Drills Notre Dame Squad After Return From Layoff
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne returned to work in a wheelchair and led intensive practice for the upcoming Southern California game in Chicago. He criticized the Drake game for poor blocking and favorite plays, drilling the team on Pacific Coast opponent tactics and signaling Hill as a key hard man to stop.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Imnute Rockne
Notre Dame
Southern California
Chicago
Rockne
Drake
Bett Rockus
Knute
Hill
Yale Prep for Tigers New Haven
Yale prepares for Princeton intersquad scrimmage as Yale's 1S minute drill yields a single score and Stewart gains an interception. Navy returns to normal practice after light sessions amid injuries and Georgetown prep concerns. Army drills extend with a heavy forward pass focus as Jones pushes hard before the game with Dickens. Masters may miss the start for Penn State as Ratowsky likely fills in. game plans and rosters listed for readers.
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YALE
Tigers New Haven
Gine Herr
Princeton
Stewart
McLsnnan
Rains
Miller
Alble Booth
Biff Jones
Dickens
Cagle
Carver
Mex
Singer
Carlmark
Masters
Philadelphia
Walter Mastora
Penn Naing
Penn State
KI Ratowsky
President Accepts Philips Resignation
Washington soviet press reports President Huet Loday accepted the resignation of William Pitts U S Minister to C Italy as he resumes diplomatic service after stating he may educate his children in the United States. Philips gave this explanation to the President when he continued to accept another post.
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Washington
Sov
Huet Loday
Swilliam Pits
U.S
Wic Catlada
Philips
Dawes
Vioe
Offici
Diplor Thong
Automobile Crash Kills Szafman Family in Washington
Walter Szafman aged 45 and his wife were killed yesterday in a collision that left their car overturned. Four children were injured as bystanders attempted to assist. A minor collision with another vehicle preceded the fatal impact.
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Uniten Press
Washington
Walter Szafman
Gaels Seek National Recognition In St. Mary's Grid Season
San Francisco reports that St. Marys Gaels, unbeaten and not yet scored upon, plan a tough Pacific Coast schedule including California, Gonzaga, Santa Clara and San Ignatius. Officials eye intersectional games, a potential Kentucky or Texas opponent for Christmas Day, aiming for national recognition. Edward Madigan, once tied to Notre Dame, leads a strong Gaels squad with standout tackles George Ackermann and skilled ends McCaffrey and Ehling.
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Richard G. Baldwin
United Press
San Francisco
Motage Valley
St. Mary's
Ani
Pacific Coast
Gaels
Gazis
California
Olympic
Gonzaga
St. Ignatius
Santa Clara
Nevain
University of California
St. Los Angeles
Oregon
Morage Valley
Marys
University of Kentucky
Los Angeles
Swinpling
jHower
Madigan
Califormi
George Ackermann
McCaffrey
Ehding
Pro Cagers to Open Season Saturday in Bay Beethill League
The Original Celtics of New York will officially open the American Bay Beethill League for 1928-80 at Madison Square Garden against Rochester on Saturday night. Each club will play 28 home and 28 road games with Brooklyn, Patersons, Rochester, Syracuse, Chicago, Cleveland, Fort Wayne and New York in the league.
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United Press
NW York
Celtics
New York
Madison Square Garden
Rochester
Brooklyn
Patersa
Syracuse
Chicago
Cleveland
Tort Wayne
Corry Rod and Gun Club opens new rifle range
The Corry Rod and Gun Club opened a new rifle range in the D. B. building on First Avenue Tuesday evening with eight members joining in the shooting. Several visitors attended. The next regular shoot will be Friday night with special events planned. Readings show high scores from last night’s practice by listed shooters.
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First Avenue
Corry
Lawson
Welden
Dane Seers
Weldon
Kilberger
May Rush Star Trojan Ace East By Airplane
University of Southern California football team traveling to Chicago for Notre Dame game faced disruption as star halfback Melson was hospitalized with intestinal influenza. Flight was planned to move him to Chicago Friday pending his condition, with Dr. Harold You Metre accompanying and rail transfer to Kansas City. Starting backfield adjustments and injuries noted among players as USC prepared for the trip.
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United
Los Angeles
University of Souther California
la Chicago
Notre Dary
Furry Melson
Trojan
Chicago
Exfelson
Harold You Metre
Kansas City
U.S
Tony Staponavitel
Rocky Kemp
Donen
Vets Take Lead In Bike Race At International Meet
United Press dispatch from Chicago reports veterans McNamaya and Beltund forged ahead in the twenty fifth international bicycle race, battling three other teams near the Ula and maintaining the lead since Monday. Princeton prep sports notes indicate air fringe play with defensive and offensive drills, as varsity prepares for midweek fixtures.
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United
Chicago
McNamaya
Beltund
Gail Orb
Ula
Ambassadors and civic life amid national affairs
A mash of 1927 tax figures, ambassadorial notes, and civic program glimpses appears in a disjointed page. Mentions of ambassadors in Rome and Washington hint at diplomatic duties, while a civic concert series and charitable thrift themes reflect ongoing public concerns.
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McGraw
Dave Bancroft
New
Afradville High
Ted
Erie
Erie Dispatch-Herald
Maudville Ml
North Tonaganda
Finn
Mit-Allegheny
Panie
Erie Writers, Co
Meadville Hi
Youngeville
Titusville
Hla
Corry City Bowling League
Pvt. Corry-Jamestown
Ant Cony Ealing Co
Lovelang
Agus Ino Works
U. S
Raymond Mrz. Go
Anon City
Corey Journal
Corry Journal
Toe
Ave. Burkhat
Las
Sheen T
Young
Nue
Hall
A. Williams
SL Walliams
Dundee
Goldberg
Bathlehem
Henri de Wancker
Jose Diaz
Suba
Southern
Annapolis
Georgetown
Buristes
Warnsyrup
Small Calif
GUN Club
jCapinie Segherts
Cenbir
Atkermin
Seghert
Sis Worth
Feld
Riegels
Macie Stonnet
Tangy
Ove
Axcel
Sai
RUSH
Edelson
Kansas
Prs
Wis
Olegoinarete
Oh Linnjiait Ou
Tag
Carloadt
Kauai Ule Gulu
Paul Whiteman
Orchustra
Vooeoder
Shange
Coaris Calsgreiay National
Fred Kim
Tribune Tower Chamber of Com
Pc Pa
Snebel
Chierottlea
Aledlin
Eqippa
Elme
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