Rainy Georgia Georgia Tech clash eyed as gridiron duel
In steady rain the Georgia Georgia Tech meet looms with 35 000 to 40 000 expected in Atlanta. Georgia aims for national recognition amid slate of key players and a soggy field that may decide the outcome.
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Georgia
Georgia Tech
Alan J. Gould
Atlanta
University of ‘Georgia
Tech
Nash
Crowley
Lautzenhsier
Matrin ‘Smithr
Boland
Nominating Phil Scott Highlighted By Boxing News Yet
The article notes Phil Scott rising after a loss to Knute Hansen and planning a test match against public and Catholic contenders. It covers boxing politics, ticket sales, and debates over choosing qualified officials for high school games, with mentions of Mickey Walker and Oklahoma boxers.
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Phil Scott
Knute Hansen
Chicago
Nebraska
Soldier Field
Mauler
John Risko
Profus Cleveland
Practice to Begin Monday at Grafton High
Grafton High basketball announces its first practice Monday with over 80 candidates reporting. Coach Arch Petersen expects a tight schedule due to limited gym space, forming a preliminary drill to select a strong nucleus around captain Lawrence Wadsworth. Additional returning players Paugh Donnachie and Jimmie Stafford boost optimism for a fast passing, sharp shooting team. Next Saturday valley coaches meet in Fairmont to set the schedule, aiming to feature home games with visiting teams not seen by Grafton fans recently.
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Grafton High
Arch Petersen
Tetter
Lawrence Wadsworth
Evans
Bill Manley
Wadsy
Petersen
Paugh
Donnachie
Jimmie Stafford
Valley
Fairmont
Grafton
Mountain Grove Marshal Roughly Put Down By Mobsters
In Mountain Grove Missouri city marshal C J Hinkle tried to stop the Glass pennant rush but was mobbed by ill students who carried him to the public square and held him under the town jump for several minutes damaging his dignity. New York Welker Cochran the 18 2 balk line champion achieved the highest run ever scored in 18
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Balk
Willie Hoppe
Coch- Tan
Botton
Cochran
Hoppe
The
Associated Press
Mountain Grove
C. J. Hinkle
Hinkle
New York
Welker Cochran
Coach Petersen Pushes Officials Training Movement
Coach Arch Petersen of the local high school traveled to Charleston for a West Virginia Coaches Association meeting to push formation of an officials training school. He argued it would ensure competent referees for all scholastic contests and curb inconsistent officiating across games this season. He admitted being away hindered his ability to select strong officials and noted the wide variance in work among officials this year.
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Grafton
Les
Charleston
West Virginia High School Athletic Coaches Association
Arch Petersen
Petersen
Boxing Night Results Across Cities Staged
Fights last night produced wins for Dick Finnegan over Tod Morgan in Boston and Billy Petrolle’s knockout of Harry Kahn in Duluth. Jock Malone outpointed Osk Till in St Paul while Bucky Lawless defeated Cuddy Demarco in Erie. Sid Goldie beat Joe Simon in New York. Ray Collins stopped Jack Martin in Warren. Joe Lohman fell to Buffalo’s win in Akron. Harry Crisp defeated Andy Tonasky in Cleveland.
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St. Paul
Jock Malone
Osk Till
Syrcuse
Erie
Bucky Lawless
Syracuse
Cuddy Demarco
Pittsburgh
Sid Goldie
New York
Joe Simon
Cleveland
Ray Collins
Warren
Jack Martin
Buffalo
Akron
Ohio
Joe Lohman
Toledo
Harry Crisp
Andy ‘Tonasky
McKeesport
Yale hockey star held in Berkshire shooting on school grounds
Gilbert Staley, former Yale hockey standout and son of famed electrical inventor William Stanley, was arrested in Great Barrington Massachusetts on charges of shooting and killing Peter Puleo. Police say Puleo rushed toward him after being ordered off the Berkshire Preparatory School grounds where Stanley served as manager.
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Gilbert Staley
Yale
William Stanley
Great Barrington
Mass
Peter Puleo
Berkshire Preparatory School
Stanley
Notre Dame Star Christy Flannagan Tale
A vivid wire-service vignette traces Christy Flannagan Jr from Beaumont to Notre Dame, his 68 yard run sealing a famous Army game victory, his father christened the firm Christy Flannagan & Son, and compares Christy to Army star Keener Cagle amid regional chatter in Beaumont and nearby towns.
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Byinorman
E. Brown
Central Press
Dispatch
Rees
Christy Wlanna
Gan
Notre Dame
Christy
Christy Bails
Beaumont
Texas
Nanies
Christy Flannagan & Son
Flannagan
New York
Los Angeles
Christy Flannagan
Stevedores
Christy, Jr
Shay
Christy, Sr
Keener Cagle
Army
Cagle
Merryville
Sabine River
Merryville High School
Soutwestern Institute
Clnstitute
Companionate Divorce Granted In Cleveland
Cleveland papers report a companionate divorce granted by Common Pleas Judge H W Ewing to Florian L Hammer and his wife. The couple will maintain joint ownership of their $40 000 home and furnishings while living separately. Custody of their children Ray 14 Mary 14 and Batelle 18 will be decided later. A Labor Federation census of Japanese labor is noted as political context.
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Cleveland
Common Pleas
H. W.ewing
Florian L. “Hummer
Ammer
Hammer
Tex Rickard Offers Tunney Three Title Bouts In 1928
New York December 3 Tex Rickard offered Gene Tunney a schedule allowing the heavyweight champion to fight up to a dozen times in 1928 if he desires. Rickard claimed Tunney could choose opponents to secure frequent bouts indoors this winter and earn substantial gates, though he warned Tunney that three title fights in a year would be bluffing. The promoter noted a real championship show would not be staged before July or August, barring a new agreement. He also described ongoing plans for a gym tournament with six teams and a roster of notable local players and referees from semi pro circles.
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New York
Tex
Rickard
Gene Tunney
Tunney
Gene
Chicago
Mané
Tanney
Jack Dempsey
Go-Getters Plan Factory Cage Tourney
Hazel Atlas plant workers organize a Go-Getters basketball tournament among factory employees. The event aims to boost morale and provide competitive fun within the plant community.
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Plan Factory
Hazel Atlas
Radio Schedule Highlights Luxury Program Lineup
Featured today are broadcasts across multiple networks with Chopin style concerts and orchestras. Notable picks include the Int'l Livestock Exposition feature at 2:00 PM on KSD and WEO stations, Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra at 6:00 PM on WHAF, High Sinkers at 7:30 PM on WEAP, and the New York Symphony Orchestra at 00:00 on WYd with 22 stations. Also listed are the Boston Symphony Orchestra on WBZ 4:30 PM, O14 Gold on Broadway on WEAR at 1:00, and Philco Hour on WIZ at 4:00 PM. Evening highlights include Palais d'Or Orchestra on WEAR at 10:00 and Hockey, Blackhawks vs Rangers on WLS at 10:45. Additional acts cover Cass Hagan's Orchestra on WEAF at 11:00 and various outfits on 72.0 WPG Atlantic City, 9:00 White's Revue, 10:40 Atlantic City Cabaret, and 11:20 Silver Super Orchestra. Baltimore listings show Dinner Orchestra at 6:40, Jubilee Singers at 7:40, and the N. D. Symphony Orchestra at 9:30.
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WEAF
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
South Sea Islanders
Broadway
Palais d'Or
Park Central Orchestra
Wham Mochester
Onondage Hotel Orchestra
New York ‘Symphony
Philco
Sagathore Hotel Orchestra
WGY Lehendtady
Hotel Onondage Orchestra
Hotel Ten Eyck
KSD
Weco Woc
Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra
WHAF
WEAP
New York Symphony Orchestra
Danroech
Wyd
Boston Symphony Orchestra
WBZ
Baltimore Municipal
Philco Hour
Sweethearts Wiz
Palais d
Orchestra Wear
Blackhawks
Rangers
WLS
Cass Hagan
Orchestra
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Tod Morgan
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Pence Jackson
Ed.’ Newham
L. McDaniel
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O. Knight
Wheeling
L. Knight
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B. Meanie
Tucker
Stansberry
McCracken
Henderson
Dorsey Curry
Jimmie Shuttlesworth
Wes Hvans
Charlie Litainger
Red Knotts
Lonnie Mahaffey
Reddick
Aintess
WPG
Atlantic City
White's Revue
Cabino Orchestra
Polles Bergere Orchestra
Silver, Super Orchestra
WHAL
Jubilee Singers
N. D
JAD
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