Ray Miller Defeats Jimmy McLarnin in Bloody Clash
United Press reports a decisive Chicago victory as Ray Miller defeats Jimmy McLarnin by retirement after a seventh round onslaught. McLarnin bled from a cut eye, staggered, and refused to enter the ring for the eighth as Miller advanced toward a possible bout with lightweight champion Sammy Mandell.
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United Press
Detroit
Sammy Mandell
Ray Miller
Chicago
Jimmy McLarnin
West Coast
Vancouver
McLarnin
Miller
Jimmy
Kreens
Pop Foster
Georgia Tech Football Rated Among Greatest of 1917 18 Teams
In Atlanta the 1928 Georgia Tech squad is praised as one of the school’s best in a decade. The piece recalls the 1917 and 1918 Tornados, noting star players Fincher, Phillips, Strupper and Guyon, and highlights dominant results like 491 points for and 17 against in 9 games and Pitt’s 32 to 0 victory. It also mentions recent stars Thomason Mizell Lumpkin Pond and the Roses game selection against California.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Pennsylvania
Washington and Lee
Vanderbilt
Carlisle Indians
Fincher
Phillips
Strupper
Guyon
South
Eer Ai
Golden Tornado
Veteras
Hill
Harlan
Flowers
Barron
Huffines
Furman
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Thomason
Mizell
Lumpkin
Pond
TCH
Heisman
Tornado
California
Pacific Coast
Georgia University
University of California
Pasadena
Cal
Tech
Auburn
Jefferson Park Selections Mix Racers and Horses List
A long listing of entrants across teams and horses including Dumpy Timekeper Senator Seth Dante Hesitation Illiam Penn Polvo Eleven Sixty Minotaur Captain J S Letalone Marconi Old Slip Duelist McGonigle Brown Bettina Baritone Seventh Son Mary B Trojis at Churchill Downs Eigeen Wing II Anita M Nick Cullop Elizabeth Fairdale Otilla Vole Georgia Rose Rock Crusher Bonivan Eastern Stockings Oh Susanna Dr Freeland Current Plumbago Devon Patuxant Florida Gold Royal Omar Natrolight Kublai Khan ATTIJUANA Levulose Adolphus Invictus Kamuela Bidable Shasta Pear mus Exposure Square Jack Perrehon O Kildare Spesro Mission Lad Flame Omarsan Parisette Biloxi Cross Bowling Star Cuevas Barkdale Portola General Seth Captain Guard.
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Jefferson Park
Eastern Stockings
Oh Susanna
Dr. Freeland
Current
Plumbago
Devon
Patuxant
Florida Gold
Royal Omar
Natrolight
Kublai Khan
Attijuana Levulose
Adolphus
Invictus
Kamuela
Bidable
Shasta Pearmus Exposure
Square Jack
Perrehon
O’kildare
Spesro
Mission Lad
Flame
Omarsan
Parisette
Geb Biloxi
Cross Bowling Star
Cuevas
Barkdale
Portola
General Seth
Bennett Wins First Name on Balfour Trophy
Charles Bennett of Linton Ind offensive captain and back field ace of the 1928 Scrappin Hoosiers is named the outstanding player on the 1928 squad by Indiana coaches. His name will be engraved on the L G tour trophy as the first entry.
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Bloomington
Ind
Charles
Chuck) Bennett
Linton
Bennett
Athletic Department
Detroit U undefeated faces Georgetown strong eleven
Detroit University football closes 1928 season with Georgetown planning a tough game. Georgetown, the only eastern eleven to defeat New York University, is projected to provide coach Gus Dorias’ squad its hardest challenge of the year.
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United Press
Detroit
Detroit University
Georgetown
New York University
Gus Dorias
Griffiths Falls in Fifth Upset Before Braddock
Tuffy Griffiths of Sioux City entered Madison Square Garden with a hype train but was knocked out by James J. Braddock in 4 minutes 40 seconds of the second round. The card also featured a draw between Kid Chocolate and Joe Scalfaro at the garden.
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United Press
New York
Tuffy Griffiths
Sioux City
Madison Square Garden
Griffiths
East
William Harrison Dempsey
James J. Braddock
Jersey City
the Garden
Kid Chocolate
Cuba
Joe Scalfaro
Amateur basketball bookings for Brightwood youth teams
Brightwood Commons seek 13 and 14 year old class teams. Call Cherry 6748 between 5 and 6 pm ask for John Clark. Brightwood Big Four to play Peoria pasties R. R. five at Liberty Hall Monday night. Write Big Four Engine House Twenty Fifth Street and North Sherman Drive or call Cherry 0174 for A. T. Liedolf. Fisher Independent Red Arrows seek fast quintets after 42 39 win over Bargersville Independent Parks and Howe area. Russell Hartman is manager for Arrows. write for bookings.
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Brightwood Commons
Cherry 6748
John Clark
Brightwood
Big Four
Peoria & Pasties
R. R
Liberty Hall
Brightwood Big Four
Big Four Engine House
Twenty-fifth Street
North Sherman Drive
A. T. Liedolf
Business Men Golf at French Lick Hills Course
Herbert Tutwiler of Birmingham, with a 70, led a field of American businessmen guests of the Springs hotel in a year end golf contest on the Hills course. Harriman Baldwin of New York scored 72 for second place and Leonard Hicks of Chicago 75 for third. The Valley course remains open in winter while the Hills course closes.
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French Lick
Ind
Herbert Tutwiler
Birmingham
Hills
Thomas D. Taggart
Harriman Baldwin
New York City
Leonard Hicks
Chicago
Springs Hotel
Valley
Dalton Meets Purvis In Ten Round Boxing Card
A boxing program scheduled for Monday night at the Star theater in Muncie features Jimmy Dalton of Indianapolis against Jackie Purvis of Kokomo in the main event. Other bouts include Ardiee versus Georgie Een, You See Ullivan versus Buck Aheack, and Skipper Bugsby against Tommy Jane, with several four and six round contests listed.
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Muncie
Ind
Star Theater
Jimmy Dalton
Indianapolis
Jackie Purvis
Kokomo
Ardi Eee
Georgie Een
Ullivan
South Chicago
Buck Aheack
Skipper Bugsby
Logansport
Tommy Jane Elkhart
Did You Know That Big Ten Grid Notes 1928 Era
Michigan won three major 1928 games with field goals. Yale critics admit Yale had a weak team. Minnesota boasted ends Haycraft and Tanner. Kriss of Ohio State named senior class president. Illinois lineman Gordon hailed by coaches. Nowack viewed as average. Mendel becomes Garden press agent. Western Conference talent pool seen as weakest since the war. Ohio State end Fesler praised. East and coast regions also lacking star linemen.
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Ichigan
Yale
Minesota
Haycraft
Tanner
Kriss
Ohio State
Big Ten
Gordon
Illinois
Nowack
Harry Mendel
the Garden
New York
Fesler
Notre Dame Clifford–Trojan clash draws 80 000 at Los Angeles
United Press reports Notre Dame and Southern California meet in the Coliseum before about 80 000 fans. Weather promises ideal conditions as both teams on top form prepare for the third intersectional clash in the series. USC favored to win for the first time since 1926, with prior margins tight and past scores noted. Rockne expresses cautious outlook.
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George H. Beale
United Press
Los Angeles
Irish
Notre Dame
Trojans
Southern California
Rockne
Ramblers
Chicago
Tucson
Stanford Meeting Army In East’s Last Chance Game
The East’s prestige hinges on the Army versus Stanford clash at Yankee Stadium with an expected 80,000 in attendance. Stanford, led by Pop Warner, faces Biff Jones and a tall, fast Cardinal lineup including guards Post and Robesky and captain Hoffmann, while Army’s Christian Cagle prepares for a farewell after four seasons as a standout open field runner.
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Py United Press
New York
Army
Pop Warner
Leland Stanford
Yankee Stadium
Biff Jones
Nebraska
Plains
West Point
Cardinal
Big Ball Park
Christian Cagle
Cardinals
Robesky
Hoffmann
Stanford
Purdue Runner Takes Feature
In Cincinnati on Thanksgiving day Orval Martin of Purdue won the open six mile race in 30 minutes 19 seconds. A Drew Lewis of Detroit Y M C A finished second with Lyman F Baker of Ohio State third. Ohio State captured the team championship by placing five runners in the top ten, with Detroit Y M C A taking second.
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Cincinnati
Orval Martin
Purdue
Central Y. M C. A. Athletic Club
A. Drew Lewis
Detroit Y. M. C. A
Lyman F. Baker
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Coaches Swarm to Gotham Tilt
New York December 1 football coaches from across the nation gathered for the Stanford Army game at Yankee stadium. Oregon State Yale Princeton squads were present along with listed coaches from Princeton Yale Pittsburgh Illinois Pennsylvania New York Fordham Columbia Navy Boston University Oregon State Northwestern Harvard Harvard and others.
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United Press
NEW York
Stanford Army
Yankee Stadium
Oregon State
Yale
Princeton
Bill Roper
Marvin Stevens
Jack Sutherland
Pittsburgh
Robert Zuppke
Illinois
Lou Young
Pennsylvania
Chick Meehan
Frank Cavanaugh
Fordham
Charles Crowley
Columbia
Jonas
Bill Ingram
Navy
Reg Brown
Boston University
P. J. Schissler
Dick Hanley
Northwestern
Jim Knox
Harvard
U S And Canada Women Fencers to Meet in Dec 8 Match
New York on December 1 reports an international fencing match set for December 8 at the Fencer's Club. The American team includes Mrs Stuyvesant Fish as captain, Miss Marion Lloyd, Mrs Leon M Schoonmaker, and Miss Amy Von Hansa.
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United Press
New York
United States
Canada
Stuyvesant -Fish
Marion Lloyd
Leon M. Schoonmaker
Amy von Hansa
The Life of a Golfer at St Augustine Courses
Johnny Farrell and Jim Farrell, unrelated, both work the winter season at St Augustine golf courses. Their seasonal roles reflect the local golf scene and the economy around winter tourism.
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Johnny
Jim Farrell
St. Augustine
End for Schweitzer Ends Jackie Schweitzer Winning Streak
Kid Chocolate stopped Jackie Schweitzer's 29 fight win streak with a decisive victory ending the run.
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Schweitzer
Jackie Schweitzer
Lessons From The Season Scalpers Arrested In Chicago
Two ticket scalpers were arrested in Chicago after trying to sell Chicago versus Illinois game tickets this fall. They were fined 25 dollars by city authorities and faced unexpected legal action.
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Chicago
Youth Rules in Mexico Highlight Tapia Siblings
The top Mexican tennis talents are Ricardo Tapia and his sister, aged 18 and 16 respectively, dominating national youth rankings. Their dominance signals a rising era for Mexican tennis with both siblings seen as future stars.
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Mexico
Ricardo Tapia
New York Sun Mythical Team Names Two Big Ten Players
The New York Sun named its all American eleven from 278 players with two Big Ten selections on the first team Haycraft of Minnesota and Pommerening of Michigan. The first team features players from five regions and honors include watches for first team members and medals for alternates and honorable mentions.
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New York Sun
Big Ten
United Press
NEW York
New York Sun Today
Haycraft
Pacific Coast
South
Southwest
Essence
Folluw
Minnesota
Pommerening
Michigan
Sanders
Southern Methodist
Punch
Georgia Tech
Post
Stanford
Hibbs
Southern California
Donchess
Pittsburgh
Harpster
Carnegie Tech
Strong
Cagle
Army
Carroll
Univ. of Washington
Notre Dame Faces Top Teams in 20-Game Hoops Schedule
Notre Dame announces a 20 game season facing major programs across the country including Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Kentucky Indiana Northwestern Kansas Missouri Detroit and Michigan State The Irish hosts several key opponents at Notre Dame and in away games with dates listed from December through March the slate highlights include Northwestern Indiana Kentucky Michigan State Kansas Detroit and Butler among others
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Notre Dame
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Pittsburgh University
Pennsylvania University
Indiana
Northwestern
University of Kansas
University of Kentucky
Southern
Albion College
Kentucky
University of Detroit
Irish
Armour Tech
Kansas City
University of Kansas At
Dam
Pennsylvania
Ehiladelphia
Michigan State
Michigan
East Lansing
University Detroit
Marquete
Butler
Great Team in Ohio Town
ABANA Ohio Dec 1 Urbana high school eleven posted a brilliant season playing ten games undefeated and untied. Total opponent points were nineteen with Bellefontaine the last to fall 14 to 0. Several by large margins.
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Rochester
Ind
Kyle Thompson
Rochester High School
Abana
Ohio
Urbana High School
Urbana
Bellefontaine
Reigh Count Sails to England for Eight Races
Reigh Count, the American 3-year-old champion, sails for England aboard the Minnewaska to compete in eight overseas races. insured for 250000 dollars, the Derby and other major wins mark the horse’s record. Owner Mrs. John Hertz travels with trainer Bert Mitchell and assistant Jimmy Lane. They aim for the Ascot Gold Cup, a premier English turf classic.
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United Press
New York
Reigh
England
Atlantic
Culver Military Academy trounces Butler freshmen 26 to 0
Culver Military Academy avenged two straight defeats by the Butler freshmen by routing the Bulldogs yearlings 26 to 0 in Culver. The Cadets stalled in the first half scoring six points, then broke loose after the break with a driving off-tackle attack and long gains to seal the win.
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Limes
Culver
Ind
Butler
Culver Military Academy
Big games today on national college basketball slate
Notre Dame faces Southern California in Los Angeles. Stanford plays Army in New York. Georgetown travels to Detroit to meet the Hoyas. Holy Cross meets Boston College in Boston. Colorado College battles Colorado Aggies in Fort Collins.
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Notre Dame
Southern California
Los Angeles
Stanford
Army
New York
Georgetown
Washington
Detroit
Holy Cross
Boston College
Boston
Colorado College
Colorado Aggies
Ft. Collins
Derby Eligibles at French Lick
French Lick Springs Indiana December 1 The fall racing season ends and the French Lick stables owned by Thomas D Taggart will winter there The horses will race next year as 2 year olds and 3 year olds The 2 year olds trained by Bryant Ott of Louisville include Irene T Amyvale Lucky Nancy Reflection and Vernice R Vole mite the 2:06 trotting star winner of the Kentucky Futurity in October at Lexington will spend part of the winter at French Lick
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United Press
French Lick Springs
Ind
French Lick
Thomas D. Taggart
Bryant Ott
Louisville
Irene T
Amyvale
Lucky Nancy
Reflection
Vernice R. Volemite
Star
Lexington
Strauss Says Star Netters Field Strong Team Lineup
L. Strauss & Co. presents a top state basketball squad named the Strauss Says with manager C. E. Young revealing a lineup featuring Chadd and Holtz from Butler, Mitchell from St. Joseph, Evans from Logansport, Eberg Grimsley Schmidt and other former players. J. E. Matthews acts as secretary and has arranged games at Komo against Pontiacs and Merchants, Morgantown, New Market, Yorktown and Ft Wayne with General Electric. bookings urged to J. E. Matthews, 963 North Chester Street.
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L. Strauss & Co
Strauss
C. E. Young
Chadd and Holtz
Butler College
Mitchell
Hillyard
St. Joseph
Evans
Logansport
Eberg, Grimsley
Schmidt
Turner
L. Cruse
H. Cruse
Lang
J E. Matthews
The
Ramblers
Kokomo
Pontiacs
Morgantown
New Market
Yorktown
Ft. Wayne
General Electric
J. E. Matthews
North Chester Street
Cherry
Risko Loses Decision To Jim Maloney In Ten Round Bout
Johnny Risko of Cleveland dropped a ten round decision to Jim Maloney in Boston. Maloney dominated early rounds and built an insurmountable lead as both fighters endured heavy punishment. A capacity crowd witnessed the bout. In the semi final, Jimmy Byrne stopped One Punch Walker in the fifth.
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United Press
Boston
Johnny Risko Cleveland
Jim Maloney
Maloney
Riso
Bears Rout Cardinals To Claim City Title At Wrigley
Chicago Bears defeated the Chicago Cardinals 34 to 0 at Wrigley Field to win the Chicago city professional football championship. The Bears scored on two blocked kicks and by passes.
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United Press Chicago
Chicago Bears
Chicago Cardinals
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Central Downs Reitz in rain for city title
In a heavy rain at Evansville Central High School defeated Reitz 6 to 0 to capture the city high school football championship on Thursday.
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Evansville
Central High School
Reitz
Goodman to Box Henry Lenard in Feature Bout at Armory Card
Boxing card at the Armory lists ten round main event Charley Goodman of Brooklyn facing Henry Lenard of Chicago at 128 pounds. Other bouts include Jackie Reysoles Muncie versus Emal Price Indianapolis at 140. Otto Atterson Terre Haute versus Hunt Indianapolis at 134. Bruce Britt Terre Haute versus Joe Lynn Princeton at 126. Johnny Spark Brazil versus Mickey Shannon Montezuma at 108. Goodman will train Sunday at the Arcade gym with fans invited to observe.
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Armory
Merchenensriss
Charley Goodman
Broolyn
Ve. Aay Lenard
Chicago
Jackie Rey Soles
Muncie
Emai Price
Indianapo
Em Unds
Otto Atterson
Terre Haute
Set Hunt
Indianapolis
Bruce Britt
Ae Haute
Joe Lynn
Princeton
Ur Unds
Johnny Spark
Razil
Mickey Shannon
Montezuma
Legion Ring
Henry Lenard
Arcade Gym
Friday Basketball and SCHOOL GAMES results list by town and score
A long list of Friday basketball scores from Bedford to Nashville across multiple towns includes Bloomington 49 over Bainbridge 22, Martinsville 47 over Franklin 39, Logansport 42 over Kokomo 41, Brook 50 over Reyno Fowler 4, St. Josephs Shelbyville 1, and many other regional matches with varied margins. Names of towns and scores densely appear, reflecting a comprehensive roundup of school games.
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Vincennes
Columbus
Bloomington
Martinsville
Franklin
Newcastle
Phi
Bainbridge
Brownstown
LawrceDburg
Batesville
Oolitic
Ltonville
Portland
Orton
Richmond
Smithville
French Lick
Anderson
Fai Emiount
Salem
Tisbur
Bora
Aurora
Gu Milan
Norwood
Littleford Business Solo
Cincy
Logansport
Kokomo
Bowers
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New Richmond
Mall Ti
Darlington
Wavelaw Ruse
Attica
Rushville
Shelbyville
New Ross
Waynetown
Silenc Omer
Maretiall
Corner
St. Joseph
Jonesboro
Windfall
Munete
Huntinington
Flora
Cicero Monticello
Monon
Brook
Reyno Fowler
Kentland
Dayton
Brockwall
Wea
Jackson
Idaville
Race Day Entrant List Across Multiple Races
Saturday entries feature six furlong to mile and one eighth races with claiming and allowance options. Notable horses include Good Shepherd, Mack Can, William Penn, Helen E, Thres, and Grand King among others across seven scheduled events. Track conditions predict cloudy skies with a fast surface.
Fields Stops Indian San Francisco Bout
Jackie Fields from Los Angeles knocked out Indian Mike Payan of San Diego in the second round in San Francisco last night. The welterweight title contender dominated the middle rounds before the decisive stoppage.
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United Press
San Francisco
Jackie Fields
Los Angeles
Mike Payan
San Diego
Bruins edge Americans 23 21 in St Louis thriller
Chicago Bruins win the first of a two game series in St Louis by a 23 to 21 margin as star John Russell nets the deciding basket late. The Americans push back but fall short in Friday night action.
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United Press
ST. Louis
Chicago Bruins
St. Louis Americans
John Russell
Bruin
Getty Picks Two Indiana Men on Team
United Press selects the all Big Ten football eleven for 1928 from coaches and officials. Randolph and Bennett of Indiana are two of the ten conference teams, with players from Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Illinois Ohio State Indiana and Northwestern. Chicago and Purdue are noted for near misses while several other stars are highlighted as leading backs and linemen.
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U. BP
Fessler
Ohio State
Pommerening
Michigan
Gibson
Minnesota
Randolph
Indiana
Wagner
Wisconsin
Nowack
Illinois
Haycraft
Hovde
Bennett
Glasgow
Iowa
Holmer
Northwestern
Frank Getty
United Press
New York
Middle West
Purdue
Pest Welch
Chicago
Maroons
Lusby
Chief McLain
Cuisinier
Barratt
Ohio
Conty
City Bowling Tourney Opens At Capitol Alleys
The twenty third annual city bowling tournament at Capitol Alleys begins with the first squad at 1 30 p m and later sessions at 3 30 5 30 7 30 and 9 30 p m today. Sunday schedule lists multiple teams and times across divisions with high scores noted by city league bowlers and local businesses in attendance.
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Capitol
Speed Boys
Indianapolis
Brookside Park Clash: St Philips Boys' Club vs West Side Juniors
St Philips Boys' Club eleven prepared for a Sunday game at Brookside park against West Side Juniors. Kickoff is 2 30 p m.
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St. Philips Boys
West Side
Brookside Park
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