World's Famous Indians Rout Hazel Atlas In Grafton Show
Six big Indians from the World Famous Indians defeated Hazel Atlas 45-18 in Grafton. Jimmie Gull and Posten led with three field goals apiece, while Light, High Sky, and Red Fox starred for the visitors as they dominated both halves and dazzled locals with fast, accurate play.
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Tomat
Aight
Glassies
Hager Atlas
Jimmie Gull
Posten
Grafton
Denter
Clarksburg
Wat
Ragle
War Eitéle Evans
Tomshenk Leach
Red Fox
Baesman
MeDhaniel
Leach
Robinson
Gull
Light
Root
High Sky
Baesmip
War Eagle
It Posten
Reddick
Foul Indians
Hazel Atlas
Shell Johnson
U S G A Annual Meeting Attracts Golf Figures
Delegates from York-Highty regions and notable golf figures gather for the U S G A annual meeting Saturday. Bobby Jones plans to attend, with Melvin A. Traylor and other officers expected to be present as leaders of sectional associations.
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York—Highty
Golfdain
Bobby Jones
Bush
Melvin A. Traylor
Ramedy
Douglas
College basketball roundup and conference race update
The article notes upcoming home and away games from January in a bowlers style, mentions Michigan State and Western teams, and reports Duquesne University narrowly defeating Duquesne in a 27-20 game with late decisive moments. It references matchups against mercurio garston and Pittsburgh College in a tense finish.
West Virginia Faces Salem College With Infirm Varsity Five
Illness and injuries threaten West Virginia University basketball as the 1928 veteran quintet may miss the Salem College game at the new field house. Key players Truhart Taylor and Marshall Glen are unavailable since Christmas, while captain Jim Black and George Hateliffe suffer injuries or colds. Expect Emory Lepera Glenn Hagberg Lawrence Plaster to start, with Fox and Taylor near possible returns and Bartrug challenging Hagberg for center.
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Morgantown
West Virginia University
Salem College
Truhart Taylor
Marshall
Glen
Jim" Black
George Hateliffe
Seasions
Eddie” Fox
Wheeling
Francis Stads
Tigers
Emory Lepera
Glenn
Hagberg
George Ratcliffe
Lawrence Plaster
Lepera
Bribe Charge to Be Probed in Boston Case
Grand jury action looms on alleged bribes sought to permit Sunday baseball. Emil Fuchs testifies that William Lynch demanded payments to pass the Sunday sports bill. Suffolk County DA says transcripts will go to the grand jury. The piece details bribery accusations tied to local councilmen and a statewide referendum.
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Boston
Jan
Emil Fuchs
Boston National
City Finance Commission
William G. Lynch
William J. Foley
Suffolk County
Collagh Basketball Scores From Across Colleges
Ohio State 25, North Carolina 25? Michigan 45, Cornell Ithaca 39, Army 39, McGill 19, Michigan State 16, Pennsylvania State 14, Duquesne 27, Salem 20, Georgetown 32, Yale 27, University of Georgia 28, South Carolina 21. Fragmentary lines suggest a roundup of college basketball results with multiple teams.
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Army
McGill
Michigan’ S State College
Pennsylvania State
Ducuesne University
Salem
W. Vai
College
Chicago
Beloit
Georgetown
Yate
University of Georgia
South Carolina
I Ernee
International 48.2 balkline billiards entry in doubt
World pool officials weigh seven contestant limit for the New York tourney set for February 4. Nine top players from five countries indicate interest, with Natl Billiard Association authority final on entrants. Names mentioned include Peek Releviur, Brie sheeimener Seprie, Sthaeter, Welker Cochran, Hoppe and Matsuyama among others. Entry list closes January 15 and a seven-player field will be selected.
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Byron Robertson
Chicago
New York
Nations Billiard Association
Paguard Peek Releviur
Maior
Hhusse
Brie Sheeimener Seprie
Young Sake’ Sthaeter
Whethey Welker
Hoppe
Peased
Japan
Roger Conti
Pex Grange
Kamahare Suzuki
Kimrey Matsuyama
United States
Matsuyama
Washington, D. C
Lst
Razorbacks Almost Intact After Southwest Titles
Dallas report notes Arkansas, dominant in the Southwest, retains key players Glen Rose and Tom Pickell while Eugene Lambert and Wear Schoonover bolster defense and scoring. With 12 scheduled games, Coach Schmidt benefits from depth as Texas, SMU, TCU, A&M, Rice, and Baylor begin the season with promising lineups.
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Harold Banks
Dallas
Texas
University of Arkansas
Giants
Ozarks
Glen Rose
Arkansas
Francis Ay
Schmidt
Veteras
Tom Pickell
Eugene Lambert
Cissell to Be Taught How to Smash Baseball
Lena Blackburne plans to revolutionize Cissell hitting and fielding by turning him into a punch hitter who waits for the dirt sparkling balls rather than full swings. He predicts Cissell will be one of baseball's greatest players next season despite a poor 1928 campaign.
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Lena
Blackburne
Cissell
Janos
Lena Blackburne
White Sox
Bill Dissell
Dregell
Port 1 Natural
Tex Rekard Celebrates 54th Birthday in Hospital
Miami Florida reports Tex Rekard observed his natal day while hospitalized after surgery for a gangrenous appendix. Doctors had projected a 10 day recovery but officials cautioned an exact release date could not be predicted. Hospital bulletin notes his condition is good.
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Miami
Fli
Tex Rekard
Physics
Rickard
Outfields in Senior Loop Not Set for 1928
AP report surveys NL outfield prospects for 1928. Gaps and battles loom as teams from Cubs to Phillies reshuffle fields. Notables include Roettger, Ott, Roush, Kauffman, Harper, Clark, and Richbourg, with many rookies and recalls competing for spots across Chicago, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Brooklyn, Boston, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
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Chicago Cubs
Riggs Stephenson
Hack Wilson
Kiki Cuyler
Pittsburgh Pirates
Adam Comorsky
Buccaneers
St. Louis Cardinals
Bard
Walter Roettger
Hafey
Ernest Orsatt
Taylor Douhit
John J. McGraw
Outield
Fred Leach
Phil‘Iles
Ed Roush
Tony Kauffman
Rochester
Giants
Weltman
Fallis
Melvin Ott
Jan
Brooklyn
Robins
Cullop
Atlanta
Frederick
Memphis
Southern Association
Rhiel
Nietzke
Pueblo
Macon
Tremper
Lee
Reds
Cincinnati
Everett Purdy
Martin Callaghan
Wally Christensen
Columbus
Boster Braves
George Washington Harper
Phillies
Cardinals
Earl Clark
Washington
Providence
Boston
Lance Richbourg
Homer Peel
St. Louis
Wilson
Heston shines as Teray Vingoe backs Giants home run chase
The fragment notes Pedt batted off 28 for Heston in a Teray Vingoe moment. Dout, who hit some home runs for the Giants last year, is expected to hit more in Philadelphia where Tela fence provides a solid objective.
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Giants
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Alumni Triumph Over St Augustine's In Gym Showdown
In St Augustine's gym the Alumni quintet edged past St Augustine's 36 to 32. Shields led with accurate looping shots, while Ford and Neason contributed standout scoring. The game set the stage for a Saturday clash as Alumni face High School at Washington Street gym.
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Quint
Shields
Hanks
West Mainstreet
Bob Gerskin
Yaeortn
Ford
Neason
Gunnea
Jake
Deh
St. Augustine's
Louis Ford R. Gerkin
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Wright
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Kunst Behan
Conley
Bishop
Behan
Morasca
Kunst
J. Ford
R. Gerkin
Dehlinger
Mord
Bob Gerkin
Alumni
Ted Henry
Notable Golf Players Struggle in La Jolla 64-Hole Classic
In La Jolla California on January 3 the oceanfront golf course hosted a 64 hole event where leading amateurs and professionals renewed their bid to break par. Several top names faced difficulty as rounds progressed and the field remained tightly bunched with only partial scores available.
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Victor Gospiel
Associated: Press
Jolle
Cal
la Jolla
Open golf event recap with notable players listed
The article describes a wall repaired course with a difficult layout and a $2,600 purse. It highlights players such as Beery Bakerefield from California, Tony Longo, Johnny Jonew, Clark Hamilton, and Tom Raklits among others competing in a national open style event, noting records and standings.
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Pilyard
Steag
Theotfeel
Beery Bakerefield
Callysional
Witt
Golden
Paterson
Ned Tommy Armour
Washtid
D. C
Tony Longo
Eeu Non
Johnny Jonew
Clark Hamilton
Tom Raklits
Yoursete Onfo
Locals Prep Big Weekend Basketball Clash
Local team exposes a hardy squad on Saturday at the high school gym. Petersen organizes a tough schedule with a game against St Augustine's Fgh tata, ed by Marion Skaggs, and a prior contest with Fairmont Normal. The roster rebounds largely from last year with several graduates back in harness for the expected heated night of intercity hoop.
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St. Augustine's
Tata
Marion Skaggs
Lerdal
Piayers
Faut
Pisett
Ole Regula
Peterditt
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