Many Players Sold and Traded at Baseball Magnates Meeting
In Toronto the annual meeting of professional clubs sparks a major league player market surge. Dodgers, Red Sox, Tigers, Cubs and others dominate the activity as minor leaguers rise and veteran stars face managerial shifts. Rumors tie Buddy Myer Ossie Bluege and Donahue Luque to New York teams while Bluege may also head to the Yankees Giants.
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Toronto
National Association of Professional Baseball Clubs
Detroit Tigers
Dale Alexander
Johnny Prudhomme
Sweeney
Boston Red Sox
Alex Gaston
Russel Scarritt
St. Pauls
Bryan Harriss
Bill Rogell
Alan Sotheron
Louisville
Gabby Street
Walter Johnson
St Louis Cardinals
Jack Heatley
York
Heinie Groh
Hartford
Evar Swanson
San Francisco Missions
Cincinnati Reds
Bernie Neil
Seattle
Columbus P
Reds
Browns
Walter Deck
Guy Sturdy
Intrulder
Toledo
Red Sox
Carl Holling
Los Angeles
Buddy Myer
Ossie Hhuege
Washington
Pete Donohue
Adolf Luque
Cincinnati
Myer
New York Yankees
Donahue
Luque
New York Giants
Bluege
K. M
Landis
Internaonal League
Prehistoric Man Displayed Faint Artistic Sense, Yale Study Says
Yale researchers led by Dr. George Grant MacCurdy analyze Neanderthal artifacts from Abri des Merveilles in Dordogne France. Crystal tools show varied color and quality, indicating aesthetic judgment and utilitarian use 50 000 to 100 000 years ago. Tools likely sourced far from Dordogne, suggesting exchange or conquest.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
George Grant MacCurdy
Yale
American School of Prehistoric Research
Abrides
Merveilles
Sergeac
Dordorne
France
Neande
Overnight News Foreign and Domestic Briefs
Overnight summaries report King's ill health likely prolonged per medical sources. Copper mining disaster near Aforthena. Hooding in Peru leaves 27 dead and more drownings. Armament talks stall as delegates fail. Malvern yacht incident with Frances Porter dealt with. Domestic items include Hoover ship status, steel firms facing patent infringement suit for 250 million dollars. influenza totals rise to 2,821 for the month. Republicans weigh farm relief extension as Rockefeller lauds friendship. Astor heirs suit quashed for 30 million. Radio commission life extension debated. South Chicago police shooting reported. Chilean potatoes grow wild. U S farmers face similar wonders.
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Jmore
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Whitehead
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Hoover
Newark
Etlehem Steel
Can Universal Mil Company
U. 8, Steel
Carnegie Steel
Anericati
Los Angeles
Washington
Ormond Reach
John D. Rockefeller
New York
John Jacob, Astor
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House Merchant Marine Committee
Radio Commission
Vestris
Chicago
Lerdy Gilbert
Chicago Heights
Purdue Indiana Favored In Big Ten Cage Campaign
Purdue and Indiana are projected early favorites in the Western Conference basketball race with defending contenders Wisconsin, Town, and Northwestern also in the mix. Purdue faces guard replacements while Indiana must replace Bob Carrell after January. Wisconsin fears oversized players may hinder its short pass game as sophomores emerge at Northwestern and Minnesota builds with five lettermen. Illinois and Michigan show mixed strength with Ohio State and Chicago trailing due to graduations.
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Wisconsin
Paul Mickelson
Associated Press Sports Wrnter
Chicago
Hoosier Twins
Purdue
Indiana
Town
Northwestern
Wilbur Cummins
Glen Harreson
Charles “Stretch
Murphy
Warren “Dutch” Sehnaiter
Bob Caryell
Dale Wells
James Strickland
Branch McCracken
Doug Sehaird
Everett Dean
Madison
Doc" Mesuwell
Yadger
Elier Tenhopen
Lucan Miller
Raymond Ellerman
Johnny Doyle
Marry Kowalewwh
Harold ‘Wester
Iowa
Goach Justin Barry
Capt
Francis Wilson
Forrest Twoxsod
Doyle Plunkett
Ob Kennan
Virgil David
Craixy Ruby
Ohio State
Rumors Reach Clubs Over Unacknowledged Offers
Officials say the clubs knew nothing about high bids or related rumors. The terse claim remains that no official action or public record confirms any bid or sale terms at this time.
Broaddus Gridders Banquet Set for December 15
Broaddus High School gridiron team plans its annual football banquet at Proaddus College in Philippi dining hall next Saturday evening December 15. Under coach George Hartman and leader Benny Hardman the squad, noted for a strong season, will be honored. Tickets available at Davis Drug Store Philippi.
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Philippi
George Hartman
Benny” Hardman
Blusville
Broaddus
Ohio
Driggs
Baptist
Davis Drug
All-Southern Eleven Selected By Scribes
Atlanta December 7 First and second selections for the All Southern football team are listed by The Associated Press from nominations of over 100 writers and coaches. Named on the First Team include Van Sickel Mia Waddey End Speer Lautzenheiser Tackle Vaughan Guard Pund Schwarl Center Brown Drennon Ingle Tinsley Maree Abernathy Jones Crabtree Armistead Quarterback Mizell Peake Halfback Banker McEver Holm Fullback Snyder.
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Associated Press
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Mia Waddey
Geo
End Speer
Geo. T. Lautzenheiser
Vaughan
N.o
Pund
Geo. T Schwarl
Drennon
Tinsley
S. Maree
Abernathy
Jones
Three Year Scoring Record Held By Ken Strong
Ken Strong leads college football in scoring with 284 career points after tallying 4 touchdowns 65 points after touchdowns and five field goals. He improved 100 percent last season rising from 15th in the east to 57 points and 141 points in 1928 for a national total. His first varsity year produced 66 points.
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New York
Der
Ken Strong
Strong
Tis
Three Matches In Recreation Billiard First Round
The Recreation annual billiard tournament concluded its first round last night with Henry defeating Shay 100 to 8. Moore beat Duff 100 to 29 and Clyde Shaw defeated Dane Teach 700 to 79. Crowds watched closely as Henry Shay and Shaw Leach matches drew strong interest. second round starts Monday with Hechmer Blue Suddarth D Ridenour Lobis Kunst Peck Ridenour Knotts Jacobs Grinnan Costela Shaw and Henry Moore in the draw.
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Shay
Moore
Duff
Clyde Shaw
Dane Teach
Henry-Shay
Shaw- Leach
Hechmer
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Suddarth
D. Ridenour
Lobis
Kunst
Peck
Ridenour
Knotts
Jacobs. Grinnan
Costela
Shaw
Tilden Heads 1928 Philadelphia Tennis Rankings
Philadelphia bid for prominence as former world champion William Tilden leads the 1928 Philadelphia district tennis rankings despite suspension for alleged amateur code infractions. R Norris Williams sits second as top players contest local honor amid ongoing debates on conduct.
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Philadelphia
William T. Tilden
Tilden
T. A
R. Norris Williams
Baseball Gossip in Boston Ex exhibition doubleheader planned
In Boston the Red Sox and Braves will meet in an exhibition game Sunday before the season opens, a result of recent Sunday baseball approval in Massachusetts. A second game is set for Saturday. Denny Williams of the Red Sox was sold to Seattle of the Pacific Coast League. Gowdy, once with the Athletics, is returning to coaching. Pitcher Joseph Cascarola has been sold by Pittsfield to Portland of the Pacific Coast League for a price said to exceed typical major league drafts.
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Red Sox
Braves
Massachusetts
Saturda
Denny Willams
Boston Red Sox
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Boston Wes
Athletics
Gowdy
Rochester
Joseph Cascarola
Pittsfield
Portland
Clu
Captains of Big College Teams Named Captains
A list of early college football captains shows wide distribution across positions with Dutch Clark and Red Cagle among top vote getters. The proposed captains include Choate and Dartmouth players, with a reserve slate featuring Sloan, Hawkins, Bienstock, and others from Virginia to Lehigh.
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Associated Press
New York
Ona
Michigan
James B. Barrett
Harvard
Ellsworth Armstrong
Dartmouth
Waldo (Firpo) Greene
Yale
John J. Parks
Wisconsin
Nathan Barragar
Southern California
Marl
Dutch
Clark
Colorado College
Christian Keener
Joan Sloan
Viginia
Albert Hawkins
Virgin Military Institute
Bernie Bienstock
City College of New York
Paddy Greedon
Boston College
Bert van Horn
Roschester
Will Covington
Kentucky
Sam Guarnaccia
Middebury
Stuart Clancy
Holy Cross
Jim Bagg
Wesleyan
Bill Sherwood
Lafayette
Colgate
Raymond Mann
Massachuse
Aggies
Cagle
Fights Last Night By The Associated Press
In Davenport a.Robaus guero Cuba knocked out Carl Augustine of St Paul. Elam of Pa beat Johnny Ket chell of Chamipointed Joe Bashara of va. by ten. Wilkes Barre saw Dick O Leary of Cleveland outpoint Dilly Kelly of Scranton in ten rounds.
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a.Robaus Guero
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Carl Augustine
St. Paul
Elam
Johnny Ketchell
Joe Bashara
Wilkes Barre
Dick O'Leary
Cleveland
Dilly Kelly
Scranton
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