Keystone cage squad meeting urged by fans amid plans
October 31 1928 report urges Keystones fans to attend Friday meeting to discuss reorganizing the team for the coming season. The article notes Warren interest in fielding an independent five built around Rich Wolfe and Turp Pedlow, and references Corry's cage future and the push to restore local basketball.
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Keystone
Keystones
Warren
Rich
Keystone Losser
A Wolfe
Turp Pedlow
Fich Fine
Bpengeft
Pennsylvania
Teading
Corry
Philip Young
Bary
Treystones
Keeminaly
Yale Star Caldwell Shines As Giants Recruit Pro Ties
Bruce Caldwell, outstanding Yale halfback last season, joins the New York Giants as a potential bridge between college and pro football. Analysts note the gulf between collegiate and professional styles, with Caldwell adapting to the machine-like pro game while showcasing notable play in recent Giants-Detroit exhibitions.
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Bruce Caldwell
Yale
Shittel Ditolsfield
New Yorker Football Giants
Norman Trown
Caldwell
Ind
Col Loge
Clavens
Jaye
Giants
Benny Priedman
Detroit
Atsch
King
Maxvard
Thorpe
Chriale
Priedman
Michigan
McMillin
Nevers
Stanford
Slater
Iowa
Workman
Ohio State
Rumors of Break Between Corry and Union City Teams
Union City Times Enterprise reports rumors that a football game may have ended the series with Corry High School. Officials have not confirmed a break and fans fear the loss of a long standing rivalry. Coaches may meet to clear the way for future contests.
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Phyedus
Crossford
Venango County
Scotey
Montville High School
Menutville Hieans
Jas Pre
Titusville
Gooch Sedric McCall Br
Neit
Corry High School
Jong
Union Gily
Tyro S Chouls
Corry
Union City Fair
Platers Take All Three Games At West Point
Army football notes show star halfback Chris Cagle likely held for Notre Dame after a potential game with Navy. Piper may fill in at his plate while coach Reid Pierce says Cagle won’t be used unless the western eleven needs him. Corry-Youngeville game postponed to allow full squad attendance for the following Monday.
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West Point
N.Y
Chris Cagle
Army
Dapamy
Cagle
Notre Dame
Piper
Reid Piercd
Jamies
Warren Gems
Corry-Youngeville
Mondey
Warren
Lane joins New York Rangers as reserve player
Springfield announces Myles Lane, ex Dartmouth athlete, has been assigned as a reserve for the Stanley Cup champions New York Rangers. The squad lists Frank Boucher, Bun and Bill Cook, Ching Johnson, Abel, French as regulars for the Detroit opener November 15 with Murdoch Bourgault Keeling Boyd Thompson and Lane in reserve.
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United Press
Springfield
Mass
Myles Lane
Dartmouth
New York Rangers
Cougars
Detroit
Franke Boucher
Bill
Bun Cook
Ching Johnson
Tay Abel
Jonn French
Murray Murdoch
Leo Bourgault
Butch Keeling
Billy Boyd
Paul Thompson
Lane
Pittsburgh Coach Says Parkinson Will Play Saturday
University of Pittsburgh football coach Jack sub lah said fullback Tom Parkinson would be able to play against Syracuse on Saturday though Parkinson still suffers injuries from the Allegheny College game.
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United Press Pittsburgh
Jack Sublah
University of Pitsburgh
Tom Parkinson
Syracuse
Allegheny
Joie Ray Defeats Olympic Champion in 16 Mile Race
Joie Ray beat Olympic marathon champion El Oufi Ferently by four laps in a special 16 mile race at the arena last night. Ray clocked 4 27 18 with Ken Mullen of Philadelphia finishing third and Wille Kolehmainen fourth.
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United Press
Shiladelphia
Joie Ray
el Ounfi
FY Ovfi
Ray
New York
Ken Mullen
Philadelphia
Wille Koleh
Tmainen
Intersectional gridiron tests spark East and Big Ten clash
George Kirkley notes four cross conference games this season with Princeton Ohio State and Pennsylvania Chicago on tap. He says Big Ten teams Chicago Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois Ohio State appear stronger than eastern powers a view tempered by Army Navy and Cornell hints.
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Princeton
Ohio State
Pennsylvania
Chicago
George Kirkley
United Press
New York
Oct
Purdue
Cambridge
Harvard
Michigan
Navy
Army
New York University
Big Ten
Town
Tilinois
Minnesota
Wisconsin
West Point
Virginia
Cornell
Tigers
Tigers Preseason Return Augurs Strong Ohio State Test
Princeton returns to full strength with Miles Bennett and Wittmer back as key defensive playmakers. Ohio State looms as a major test while Penn faces Chicago in a noted Big Ten clash, with lingering questions about Sandh Staga’s form. In boxing, Dundee Thompson bout postponed due to Dundee elbow infection. Glick Gana bout may be moved up to fill vacancy.
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Devaop
Ill Roper
Princeton
Tigers
Mike Miles
Trix Bennett
Ed Wittmer
Ohlo State
Miles
Wittmer
Bennett
Lehigh
Ohio State
Sandh Staga
Penn
Chicago
New York
Joe Dundee
Baltimore
Jack Thompson
San Francisco
Jackie Fields Knocks Out Baker in Second Round
Jackie Fields, a young Los Angeles fighter, defeated Sergeant Sammy Baker of New York by knockout in the second round at a Wrigley Field show. The bout, originally scheduled for ten rounds, featured a fast start and a decisive finish after Fields landed a northern left, uppercut, and left hook. Field’s earlier win over Young Jack Thompson in San Francisco is noted, with Fields weighing 145½ pounds and Baker at 146½.
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Los Angeles
Jackie Pields
Fide la Barba
Sammy Baker
New York
Fields
Baker
Wrigley Field
San Francisco
Jack Thompson
Dundee
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