Buffalo Bisons to reorganize for 1927 season in IL race
Buffalo club of the International League plans a complete reorganization before the 1927 season. President Robertson and Manager Clymer aim to trade actively at winter meetings in New York, with only about six Bisons likely to keep their jobs.
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Buffalo Couriers
Buffalo Club
Buffalo Baseball Club
Buffalo
L. Robertson
Billy Clymere
L J Bisons
International League
New York City
Billy Kelly
Timmy Walst
Andy Anderson
Alex Ferguson
Lefty Proffitt
John Schulte
Schulte
Newark
Keystones Dominate All Americans In Opening Exhibition
In a State Armory opener the Keystones, led by Itch White and Art Dexter, routed the visitors 68 to 19. Dexter scored 13 with White adding nine as the Blue and Gold displayed strong offense and stifling defense shaping a decisive debut before a large crowd.
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State Armory
Cops
Keystones
Exhanse
Cleaners
Teds
Bey Stones
Wasker
Jones
Art” Dester
Downey
Camley? Williams
Kirker
Owen
Anageny
Keys
Dexter
Chirley Keating
Ammonder
Beyert
Main Rich
Tim
Iweat Yasketeers
White
Cunnerup
Hig
Tan
Howard Shoun
Keystone
Cobb Remains Target of Grist As Baseball Legend Retires
The article recalls Gabby Cobb's career with the Detroit Americans and his decision to retire. It highlights his long batting dominance, league-leading averages, and record totals in runs, bases, and stolen bases, noting historic feats across two decades in the American and National Leagues.
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Ty" Gabby
Detroit Americans
Ant
Torredo
Burnett
Hornsby
Swithh
Sue Jun
Burkett
Anor Vrais
Radiator Team Trips up Journal Five in League Showdown
U. S Radiator of the Industrial Basketball League edged the Journal Five last night at the State Armory. Maloney and Duffy led the Radiator attack as they rallied in the closing period to secure a victory over Journal Five, lifting their club to a hard fought win despite a strong opening by the Journal.
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Vy Fedgners
Ross
Westhold
U. S
Pretinistare
Keystone Olean Gamné
State Armory
Bircuip Aubieh
Hye Wenti
Journal
Bir
Gimie
Duffy
Maloney
Hentgrs
Holt Tems
Tushorn
Fees Dufty
Grouse
Shaver Frie
Rath
Fee
Mesinger
Gos O
Paulin
Fietesseyjee
Finucane
P. Kinney
Tier
Kinney
G-Is
Lort
Elliott
Halle
Knepp
Fetes
Lambing
Carnegie Tech to Battle Notre Dame on Saturday
Carnegie Tech travels to Pittsburgh to meet Notre Dame in a high profile clash. The contest features a sturdy Tech forward wall and a fast Chicago style offense as both teams chase an early season statement against a major rival. Notre Dame seeks to maintain its clean slate while Carnegie Tech aims for a pivotal victory after recent strong showings.
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Cory Foothall
Notre Dame
Rockie
Agayert
Notre Damé
Pittsburgh
Sthenley Park
Rothrie
Gameme
Trish
Carnegie
Powents
New Vaile University Detroity
Pug
Harpstér
Akron
Tad
Vorbes Pield
West Virginia
Mountaineers
WaslJef
Youngsville and Sheffield Meet for Thanksgiving Game
Youngsville football comes home to host Sheffield on Thanksgiving Day. Local interest runs high as twenty five players from school and town are expected to travel, with two prior wins and strong junior varsity effort boosting hopes for a large turnout.
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Youngsville
Sheffield
Chiro
Aychool
Jocal
Warren
Flore
Sucess
Campbell and Lapena Lead Lancaster Five in Tough Thursday Night
Campbell and Lapenna headline the Lancaster five as they face the tough visitors on Thursday night at the Armory. Players like Cortelli, Schell, Swamme, LaPena, and Gortelli bring speed and form, promising a fast-paced clash with the New York state aggregation.
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Jsgstense
Uic
State Armory
Uhé
Lancaster
New York State
Lybbye Campbell
Rocky LaPenna
Sib Gortelli
Fred Schell
Johnny Swamme
Art Stroh
Bette Kuak
Cwrandell
LaPerina
Cortell
Cory
Jen
Buffalo
LaPenvia
Campbell
Cortelli
Hifilo
Schell
Swannie
Sarah
Clymer Falls to Chautauqua in Friday Night High School Game
Chautauqua defeated Clymer 14 to 2 in a late 1960s style crunch game. Players Wangpinke and Legters led for Chautauqua with Horrenburg and Smith scoring for Clymer as opponents dominated the boards.
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Ly Mn
Vorpiousyous
Clymer High Five
Chautauqua
Clymer Akin
I Teescery
Wangpinke Hardunbug
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