High Reserves Preps Football Game Sees Promising Youth
Today in sports notes the High Reserves faced He Preps in a tough game, showing pluck and growing experience. Coach McCall emphasizes building future depth with sophomores gaining crucial play time, while Max Hoenes’s Indoor Court plan and the big State Armory meeting shape next season’s prospects. The Journal and Associated Press promise extensive, fast coverage of all games with top writers and a nationwide leased-wire network.
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Sam Lovend
George Kirksey
William Dunn
Stanley Erskine
Persis
Visitors Dominate High Reserves in Erie Road Tilt
Cathedral Prep of Erie defeated High Reserves 18 to 0 in Corry. Visitors’ offense led by agile Pugil and strong line overwhelmed the Reserves, scoring two touchdowns aided by Shields and Perry with support from Manton. The new field impressed locals as crowds watched the opener.
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Boxing results from a Chicago area bout night
The report lists several welterweight and featherweight bouts with Chicago participants. Details include weights 148, 125, 126 pounds and a ten round decision for Mastro over Plow, with Corbett earning a clean decision over Coker in September.
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Following Yankees Eligible for Series
United Press reports the New York Yankees players listed as eligible for the world series after final approval by Commissioner Landis. Names include Pilchers Pinnock Hoyt Pips Gras Helmach Johnson Zachary Thomas Ryan outfielders Gehrig Lazer Koenig Dugan Gazella Durocher Robertson infielders Mette Combs Ruth Paschal Durst.
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West Side Tennis Club hosts stakein match for world title
Pro tennis title at stake as Karel Voxeloh, Europe’s former champion, meets Vincent Richards, U S professional, at 3 o clock on Sunday in Hills. Voxeloh holds top seed while Richards is No 2. The match follows a day of prep and earlier rounds with notable players including Harvey Snodgrass and others.
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Yanks clinch pennant amid injuries as 1928 aims loom
George Kirkley reports the New York Yankees clinched the 1928 American League pennant by beating the Detroit Tigers 11 to 0, despite injuries to Ruth, Gehrig, and several stars. The article notes a battered roster, Mel Ott and Coombs, and Connie Mack’s Athletics fading in pursuit as the Yankees reach 100 wins with key players sidelined.
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Herb Penhock
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Oklahoma
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Earl Combe
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Tony Lazsert
Fenis
Marle Koenig
Feather title passes to little Andris Routis
New York September 29 French featherweight Routis defeated Brooklyn’s Tony Canzoneri after 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden to win the world featherweight title. Routis won nine of the fifteen rounds to claim the championship amid a 10,000 crowd while Canzoneri, overweight and battered, struggles against the rising French challenger.
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Tony Canzoneri
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Philadelphia
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Cuyler Lifts Cubs In Ninth To Beat Giants
Chicago outfielder Cuyler stroked a ninth inning triple with bases loaded as the Cubs defeated the Giants 7 to 5. Ruth belted his 53rd homer as the Yankees routed the Tigers 11 to 6. Indiana and Chicago the Big Ten pennant contenders. Notre Dame opens football vs Loyola of New Orleans as season begins amid practice.
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Standings and results from the National and American Leagues
Yesterday's NL updates show Chicago and St. Louis posting high scores with New York and Boston trailing. Current standings list New York 0.82, Chicago 0.76, Cincinnati 0.78, Brooklyn 0.78, Boston 0.50, Philadelphia 0.43, St. Louis 0.78, and Chicago 0.62 in varied formats. Today's schedule includes Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, St. Louis at Boston, Cincinnati at Philadelphia. In the American League, results show New York 11 over Detroit 6, Philadelphia 7 over Chicago 5, and Boston 1 over Cleveland 0. St. Louis 4 over Washington 2. Games listed include Philadelphia at Chicago, New York at Detroit, Washington at St. Louis, and Cleveland at Boston.
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Athletics Beat White Sox In Tight 7 5 Loss Keeps Pennant Hopes Alive
Philadelphia Athletics won 7 to 5 against the Chicago White Sox but saw their pennant chances fade as the Yankees also won. Alvin Crowner earned his 21st victory of the season. The St Louis Browns beat the Washington Senators 4 to 3. The Boston Red Sox edged the Cleveland Indians 1 to 0 before under 200 fans.
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St Louis Fans Pray for Cards After Braves Tie
In St Louis on September 28, residents gathered amid unrest as the Cardinals faced a tense moment with the Braves. City residents voiced optimism and fear, hoping for a decisive win to avoid a crushing setback in the pennant race.
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Eastern teams get baptism of fire today in season openers
Eastern teams begin a slate of first games with Harvard Yale Princeton Brown and Georgetown on all day schedules through next Saturday. Army meets Boston University while Navy faces Davis-Elkins. New York University seeks a strong start against Niagara as Buckeye injuries limit play.
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Vast Network To Carry World Series Broadcast
New York Sept 28 The World Series opener at Yankee Stadium Thursday will be broadcast across a coast to coast network of radio stations. National Broadcasting Company and Columbia Broadcasting System will carry the games with Graham McNamee on NBC and J Andrew White on CBS announcing. Arrangements are being finalized for participating stations and a complete list will be announced next week.
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D. C. Eat Shoppe Invites as Waffle Specialists
The D. C. Eat Shoppe announces a cordial invitation to dine at its inviting quarters offering both fancy and plain waffles served hot and crispy. They also accept orders for cakes pies rolls cookies and doughnuts for Sunday dinners to ease household duties.
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