Industrial League basketball officiating sparks improvement
The article argues that stricter officiating in the Industrial League, though criticized, improves player discipline and game speed. It notes a shift toward fair calls, reducing rough play and teaching sportsmanship, with examples from Erie and Keystones teams and mentions Bud Stewart and Keystones stars shaping the season.
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Weiter
Etic
Ilwasi
Sui Buind
Ig Bird 10
Jeter Sears
Meer
Ericourt Ford
Civea
All American gridiron stars named by United Press editors
Names of the 1927 All American football team selections are revealed by United Press sports editors with coaches’ input. East, MidWest and West stars receive recognition, with Oosterbaan Michigan unanimously chosen as captain and Georgia’s Shiver named wing back.
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Frank Getty
Chicago
Notry Dane
Southern
Scaum
United Press
East
South
Knute Rockne
Lo Young
Arnold Nomween
Wallace Wade
G. C. Woodruff
W Spears
Oostertaan
Michigan
Hike
Pennsylvania
Tackleansan
Minnesota
Charlesworth
Yale
Smith
Notre Dame
Quarterbac Welch
Pittsburgh
Halfhael Flanagan
Joesting
Army
Navy
Penceton
Dartmouth
Jed
Shiver
Georgia
Vale
Hake
Hibsbs
Hansoi
Charles Worth
Dreary
Drucy
U.S. G
Welch
Bruce Caldwell
Christy Hansgist
Lee Aiainee
Born
Ands
J Adott
Pickard
Alabama
Sprague
Webster Yale
Ud Ghar
Mickijguny
Metroent
Stanford
Center
Spears
Vanderbilt
Quartback
Presnell
Neornia
Seneca Indians Face Keystones in Monday Basketball
The Seneca Indians travel to meet the Keystones in a Monday night game highlighted by a clash with rivals from western New York. Journal basketeers, runners-up last season, face Arcade, which upset locally to end the season with a strong defense and stout attack.
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Formner Ustatsor
Ls Jans
Shaw
Indians
Young
Tie Gakibent
New York
Ie Patlursin
Thiusrista Tadians
Journal Basketeers
Arcade Five
Cianpang
Youngsville Upset Delivers Big Victory Over Sheffield
Youngsville trimmed Sheffield in a surprising afternoon showdown at Yaunesville. The underdog squad, led by Coach Reid Pierets, drew a huge home crowd as Warren supporters joined the stands for the celebration.
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Warren
Sutfit
Yaunesville
Sheffield
Broken
Youngsville
Reid Pierets
Gun Club Shoot Last Evening At Cory Rodani Range
The Cory Rodani Gun Club held a regular shoot at their range last evening. The event featured multiple participants with scores led by H. Lutis who totaled 232. Other shooters include Dane, Jordan, Louveluard, Rickersbi, Prive, Witdeberger, Reagle, Taraelson, and Tag, among others, in a lively competition.
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Cory Rodani
Fenuinel
Dstaelson
Tinfneil
Dane
Jordaay Ie
Hos
Rickersbi
Prive
Witdeberger
Taraelson
Algier High Wins Third Straight in Sugar Grove Clash
Algier High School won its third straight game as Clymer scored twelve points and was credited on a wrist injury. The halftime score stood 18 to 8 with Jymer leading the Orange and Black, who head to their Ferris game next Friday at Brocton.
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Jinian
Vick
Algier High School
Sugar Grive
Challente
Yierwry
Gallup
Mable
Link Exch
Jymer
Arcade to Sell Reserve Seats for Keystone Games
Malayer Youn of the Keystones announced today that reserve seat tickets for the Keystone games will be sold at the Arcade Restaurant after moving from the Thiveney Drice Store. The roster lists Notre Dame, Northwestern, Army, Georgetown, Amherst, and other colleges with Gilbert Mieliguy noted as quarterback among several players. Classified ad mentions furnishing rooms and rooms for rent.
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Malayer Youn
The
Keystones
Jie Gale
Tall Heen
Thiveney Drice
Arcade
Nel Mlnisters
Dartmouthy
Hafsty
Cuorgid
Tallucke Ie
Nash
Georgia
Walsh
Notre Dame
Enifist
Vola
Finegerald
Pitts
Dash Northwestern
Ted Miler
Amherst
Sitar
Weouse
Chicago
Cans
Gilbert Mieliguy
Cagle
Army
Gibert
Marquette
Fatfacles
Tasreau
Washington
45 Day Racing Meet at Miami Plans Begin
MIAMI Fla Nov 26 Stockholders of the Miahlowh race track announced plans to open 45 day racing meets starting Jan 7 1028 despite a dismissed injunction in Girweit court. A stockholder filed suit to test wagering coverage, but the petition was dismissed. J by Smoot president in the jockey lab said the legal brokerage speculation system will be used and remains lawful.
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Mian, Fla
Stckhulders
Miahlowh
Racios Nvet
Girewit
Roverage
Chaise
Smoot
Jockey Lab
Steel Merger Rumor Ties Republic Iron and Stet Ga
New York November 20 Wall Street discusses a proposed merger between Republic Iron and Steel Company and Trumbull Steel Company valued near 20 million dollars. The deal would be effected by stock exchange with Trumbull shareholders receiving Republic common stock. merger details include cross-border assets and regional operations.
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New York
Wall Street
Republic Tron
Stet Ga
Trumbull Steel Co
John A. Topping
Republic: Iron and Steel Company
Athets
Organien
Republic
Trumbull ‘Steel
Navy Eleven Leads At Half In Hue Bolu Grounds Battle
Navy leads Army 2 to 0 at halftime in a traditional clash at Hue Bolu Grounds. Navy twice forced turnover and used strong defense to keep Cadets at bay in the first half.
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NAVY
Army
Hue Bolu
Loss of Neiwiec Hits Notre Dame Hard in Big Game
The Irish face a severe setback as star end Neiwiec is lost to the lineup for the matchup with Southern California. A crowd of about 111,000 is expected, the largest football audience in history, for the anticipated clash with the Trojans.
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Neiwiec
Notre Dame
Southern California
All American stars clash as Notre Dame faces Southern California
In Chicago at Soldier Field Notre Dame and Southern California meet in a key intersectional game. Star players like Captain Drury Jesse Hibbs and guard Smith are highlighted for all American honors as Neimioc’s absence tests Notre Dame’s depth. Weathered by travel, both teams seek a season defining win.
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Chicago
Iash
Notre Dams
University of Southern California
Johnny Neliilec
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
United Press
Alunee Mayer
Trojtins
Far West
Honard Jones
Tooke
Ony
Thion Soldiers Pield
Dreary" Drury
Trojans
California
Neimieu
Auy
Siddle West
Spar
Drury
Jesse Tibbs
Southern California
Goare
Sngle
Neimioc
Rockyels
Dahman
Johnny
Christy Tinnagan
Loge Neimice
Jesse Hibbs
Captain Smith
Planagan
Cannel and Blair In Drawn Erie Bout Clocked by Speed
In a twelve round feature, Cannel and Blair fought to a draw as Joun Caynett and Johnny Varey earned wins. Carter weighed 141 pounds and Blair 145 with Murphy of Dover also scoring, while Stuhb beat Meenhan in a decision. An earlier bout saw Geramor Neklide knocked down late in the fight.
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Erie
Joun Caynett
Youriys
Gris
Joly Bair
Uties
N. Y
Jown
Carter
Blair
Johnny Varey
Brie
Tommy Murphy
Dover
Max Stuhb
Walker Wins Decision Over Berlenbach in Navy Fight
Mickey Walker world middleweight champion defeated Van Berlenbach by eight to four rounds on a mid card bout in Chicago. Walker controlled the match, scoring two knockdowns, as Berlenbach showed resilience and late scrambles. Walker weighed 160 pounds to Berlenbach's 173. Tom Vreeman refereed as Freeman and Sullivan officiated nearby.
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Ly United Prose
Chicago
Mickey Walker
Walkerworthi
Decison
Vanl Berlenbach
Nee
Tnudteh
Mickey
McTigue
Walker
Berlenbach
Wime
Berrenbach
Mickey Har
Boriensbach
Tommy Vreeman
Cleveland
May Sullivan
St. Paul
Freeman
St. Pas
Walter
Last Nights Fights Across Several Cities
Ring results from Milwaukee to Denver report multiple one and ten round decisions. SonnEapolis heavyweight Peterson and Henrat Wright score newspaper decisions in one round. Howard Bente wins over Mike Razgullti in ten rounds. Frankie Garcia stops Timmy Ware in ten. Rotle Troach defeats Eridie Mason in eight. Tommy McGuire defeats Jelis Byrnes in ten. Don Divas wins over Tony Caponi in ten rounds.
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Sonneapolis
Big Boy Peterson
New Orneons
Henreat Wright
Omuks
Mike Mac
St Pat
Peaks
HE Benning
Aaron
Rotle Troach
Eridie Mason
Tommy ‘McGuire
Jelis Byrnes
Die Tolley
Nocken
Mickey Currey
Denver
Plc
Don Divas
Tony Caponi
Rawl Islands Wit
Navy Battles Army Eleven at Polo Grounds
Navy and Army football clash at the Polo Grounds in New York drawing about 60,000 spectators amid high ticket demand and official military presence. Officials estimate 700,000 seats sold through Giants ticket office and speculators asking high premiums for rare views of the interservice classic.
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Henry Lt. Farril
United Press
New York
Hey
Hollondenouish
Tees Domehelowis
Navy
Army
Washington
New York Giants
Poly Grounds
Pra
New Yorks
Philadelphia
Elles
Uoolelga
Risko Beats Paulino in Ten Round Madison Square Garden Fight
New York November 2 Risko of Cleveland defeated Paulino Uzetidun in ten rounds at Madison Square Garden. Risko pressured Paulino throughout the bout and was the stronger puncher. Jack Gross of Philadelphia won a ten round decision over Sandy Seifert with Gross’s score 19 to 8 and Seifert 18 to 8.
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Tuluiy Risko
Cleveland
Paulino Uzetidun
Madison Square Garden
Risko
Paulino
Stubiborh
Fis
Plevelander
Jack Gross
Philadelphia
Sandy Seifert
Weixhil
Seifert
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