Rosky Leads Duke Quarterback Contenders
In Durham on September 20 Marcus Buzz Rosky emerges as the likely Duke Blue Devils quarterback as coaches rate him number one. He anchors a backfield with John Jankoski at fullback Sam Buie and Glenn Robeson at halfback, showing strong leadership and versatile play as the competition with Kid Brewer continues.
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Durham
Marcus
Buzz) Rosky
Duke Blue Devils
Rosky
John Jankoski
Sam Buie
Glenn Robeson
Rosky Shifts Position at Duke Football
Rosky, a second year Duke player from Chicago, weighs about 165 pounds and stands five ten. Once a great end he moved to tie backfield in spring drills. He rarely carries the ball but aids every play and has notable defensive value contributing to the coaches plan to convert him to a back.
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Rosky
Duke
Canada Women's Open Attracts 26 Americans
Twenty six United States players entered the Canadian women's open golf championship in Hamilton Ontario opening Monday. Defending champion Virginia Wilson of Chicago leads a field including Helen Hicks Glenna Collett Helen Payson Bernice Wall and Mrs Lee Mida among others from the United States.
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Hamilton
Ont
United States
Virginia Wilson
Chicago
Helen Hicks
Hewlett, N. Y
Glenna Collett
Helen Payson
Portland
Bernice Wall
Oshkosh
Wis
Lee Mida
World Series Shares Detail Payouts For Players
Chicago reports that each eligible player on the winning team will receive about 6900 dollars as a full share of the World Series money while each member of the losing club will receive about 4600 dollars. payouts are slated at the end of the series.
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Chicago
New French Star Leila Anet Captivates Tennis World
Sixteen year old Leila Anet emerges as a rising French tennis talent with her father serving as coach. The young player's early promise hints at a bright future on the international circuit.
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France
Haiting
Leila Anet
Notice by Publication Guilford County Suit to Sell Real Estate
In Guilford County North Carolina Superior Court Judge J T Saunders et al vs Asbury Saunders Ernestine Saunders Cicero Stokes Willett Newsome Rosella Newsome Allen Saun ders Duckry Fuller Mace Bumpass and husband Allen Bumpass Unknown heirs of Inda Phillips Unknown heirs of George Fuller Unknown heirs of Hessie Pearman. Defendants must appear before the Clerk on October 28 1929 to answer or demur to the complaint or face relief requested. This notice dated September 7 1929 by Assistant Clerk Co S Lambeth.
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North Carolina
Guilford County
J. T. Saunders
Asbury Saunders
Ernestine Saunders
Cicero Stokes
Willett Newsome
Rosella Newsome
Allen Saunders
Duckry Fuller
Mace Bumpass
Allen Bumpass
Inda Phillips
George Fuller
Bessie Pearman
Lucy Finch
Alien Saunders
Hessie Pearman
Superior Court
Duke and Clemson Shine in North and South Carolina Grid Hopes
Edward V. Mitchell notes Duke University and Clemson College appear strong in preseason football forecasts. Observers who saw both squads practice say the two teams look mighty good, with impressions lasting whether the scout visits Duke first or Clemson last.
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Associated Press
Carolinas
Duke University
North Carolina
Clemson College
South Carolina
Duke
Clemson
Forecasted Clemson Duke clash blocked by long term deals
The piece notes football scheduling spans years and Clemson and Duke could not meet due to existing contracts on open dates. If trends hold, Duke and Clemson may need a post season contest to decide the Carolina gridiron title.
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Clemson
Duke
Carolina
Edge of Carolina gridiron prospects open season
The piece notes Clemson and Duke as likely state champions while stressing football’s uncertainty. It lists opening games for Clemson Davidson in Charlotte, Duke Mercer in Macon, South Carolina Erskine in Columbia, and North Carolina Wake Forest, with NC State facing Washington and Lee a week later in Raleigh.
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Clemson
Duke
South Carolina
North Carolina
Davidson
Charlotte
Mercer
Macon
Erskine
Columbia
Wake Forest
Carolinas
North Carolina State
Washington and Lee
Raleigh
State
Wolfpack
Lexington
Generals
Virginians
Raleigh Boys
Gun Tebell Acknowledges Busy Schedule For Raleigh Team
Gun Tebell says he has his hands full and welcomes extra practice time before action. The Raleigh football boss foresees tough opposition as State’s gridiron teams are known for fierce play, citing close games with North Carolina and a one-point Duke defeat.
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Gun Tebell
Raleigh
State
University of North Carolina
Duke
Tar Heels
Michigan's Kipke Backed by Star Captain Truskowski
In his first year as head coach at his alma mater Michigan, Harry Kipke has strong support from captain and field general Joseph Truskowski of Detroit. Truskowski, 22, six feet tall and 190 pounds, was one of the Western Conference's top ends last season. He is expected to lead Michigan in the open style Kipke plans for the conference race, with the Wolverines potentially among the best in the middle west this fall.
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Michigan
Harry Kipe
Joseph Truskowski
Detroit
Wolverine
Truskowski
Kipke
Middle West
Brambaugh
Crabtree
Dorksett
Goodbread
Cawthon
Betthea
Sauls
Stanley
Bachman
Nwo Stanleys
Gators
Tennessee
Short Schedule in Majors Urged by Prexy Barnard
Philadelphia Sept 21 Majors urged by H S Barnard American League president say club owners regret long schedules. He says 1930 will be shorter with postponed games. finish by last Sunday in September and every year after. Fans want a shorter schedule with fewer meaningless games and the World Series could start now.
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Philadelphia
H. S. Barnard
Lacoste Engaged to Thion De La Chaume in Paris
Paris today announced the engagement of Rene Lacoste, famed French tennis star, to Mile. Simone Thion De La Chaume, renowned French golfer. Lacoste is regarded as one of the world’s top players alongside Henri Cochet. La Chaume has won the French and British women's titles in 1926 and 1927.
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Paris
Rene Lacoste
Musketeer
Simone Thion de la Chaume
Henri Cochet
France
Lacoste
Mile Thion de la Chaume
North Carolina Pack Edged By Dukes Duo De Hart and Collings
The Blue Devils barely beat the North Carolina Pack as De Hart and Collings steadied their teams down the stretch. Both players delivered crucial plays to secure a close victory for Duke.
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Blue Devils
North Carolina
Messrs
de Hart
Collings
Florida Gators Preview Ahead of Georgia Tech Clash
AP reports coach Charlie Bachman maintains a cautious approach for 1929 Florida, keeping key backfield stars Crabtree and Dorksett ready for the October 19 clash with Georgia Tech in Atlanta. The 336 points scored in 1928 set a national mark as Bachman plans new tricks while facing Harvard Oregon and Tech.
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CharTile BacaMasa
Florida
Gators
Bachman
Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Oregon
Harvard
Tech
Cubs Fight On For 100 Wins And Individual Titles
The Cubs aim for 100 victories with six wins in nine games as Rogers Hornsby and Hack Wilson pursue league batting and home run titles. Wilson pushes for the home run crown and Malone’s six hitters led a shutout of the Giants, while Cubs offices rush ticket applications with under 15,000 tickets remaining.
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Chicago
Cubs
Joe McCarthy
Rogers Hornsby
Hack Wilson
Hornsby
Wilson
Ott
Chuck Klein
Pat Malone
Giants
Reading Skills Notes On Common Text Mistakes
The entry lists five items highlighting errors: a misplaced food item on a platter, a child using a fork for soup, a misspelled tomato, a coffee cup with a break and remaining liquid, and a scrambled word SNOOZE.
Riv ers Stops Anthony In Cedar Rapids Bout
Joe Rivers of Cedar Rapids knocked out Paul Anthony of Chicago in a short boxing match, improving his record in a local fight.
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Cedar Rapids
Joe Rivers
Paul Anthony
Chicago
Fragmented Word Puzzle Debris From Yesterday's Clues
A jumble of short words and phrases appears, including carb onated, liver, metal, clay block, confined, English coin, mental image, striped cloth, to come in, piece of sable, flower, fear, carel, to regret, cotton machine, to make verses, mental faculty, conclusion, sea mile, to drink slowly, cinnabar, to put on, poker stake, yesterday's answers.
Freckles and Friends Language Scattered in Puzzle Text
Fragmentary OCR reads like a jumbled word list with stray phrases and numbers. It shows unrelated terms such as decor, clergy, beer, biscuits, statues, and various mismatched fragments without coherent events or identities. The readable content lacks a clear news item to summarize.
Burns Luckiness Nets Two World Series For Athletics Star
George Burns of the Athletics credits fortune for his world series appearances. Formerly with Connie Mack's Athletics in 1919, he helped Cleveland win a pennant in 1920. In 1928 he sought waivers to pursue managing an AA minor league team, but none were claimed.
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Dame Fortune
George Burns
Athletics
Connie Mack
Cleveland
Indians
Burns
Doc’’ Johnston
A. A
Brotherly Baseball Brothers Face World Series Style Play
Two all brother teams meet in a four game series starting in Hawk Springs, Wyoming with Marlatt brothers from 12 to 45 years old facing Stanzak brothers from Waukegan, Illinois 15 to 33. If tied after four games a neutral diamond decides the title.
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Hawk Springs
Wyo
Marlait Brothers
Stanzak Brothers
Waukegan
Marlatts
Gage
Yankees Use Burns as Protection for Gehrig Surplus
The Athletics released Burns mid season as protection should Gehrig be hurt. He appeared in few games and is to share in another pennant winner. Thus Burns, after resigning to the minors, gets a break by playing with two pennant winners.
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Yankees
Gehrig
Athletics
Burns
Saul Mielzner Signs with Giants for 1920 Season
Star guard of Legio Tech’s football team Saul Mielzner signs to play for the New York Giants this year. Joining him are Dan McMullin Joe Wostoupal from Nebraska George Lyon from Kansas Grand Dyman Howard burn Capps from East Central college.
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New York
Saul Mielzner
Legio Tech
New York Professional Ball Giants
Giants
Dan McMullin
Joe Wostoupal
Nebrask
George Lyon
Kansas
Grand Dyman
Utah
Howard
Marietta
Burn Capps
East Cent College
Fights Last Night Across Cities End With Mixed Results
In Boston and Chicago bouts last night several boxers claimed decisions. Jerry “Tuffy” Fifth defeated Friedman in Boston while Pete Wistort and Tim Derry were knocked out in Chicago and St Paul respectively, with Kennedy and Ruggirello also scoring decisions.
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Chicago
Jerry “Tuffy
Sioux City
George Cook
Australia
Fay
Pittsburgh
Friedman
Boston
Latore Ruggirello
Italy
Pete Wistort
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Tim Derry
St. Paul
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