Stove League Charter and Player Trades Stir Baseball Circles
The piece records owner Eddie ASN Orman retaining Quincy in Class B despite losses, Harold Irelan released, a field pilot sought to replace Walter Holke, and Jack Hendricks losing the IL presidency to Charles H. Knapp. Cincinnati pledges aid to Peoria Three-I if attendance improves, with several player transfers including St. Louis Browns sending George Miner and Milwaukee selling Ivy Griffin. A Chattanooga hearing notes Larry Goetz accused of throwing a bottle, Toporcer’s suspension lifted but fined, and Rochester unrest after a heated series.
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Orman A. Perry
Tribe
Quincy
Harold Irelan
Walter Holke
Hazelton
N.Y. P
Eorge Stanton
Paul Hopkins
Tom Jenkins
Milwaukee
St. Louis Browns
St. Paul
John Murphy
Albany
Ivy Griffin
Atlanta
St. Louis
George Miner
Jersey City
Chattanooga
Larry Goetz
George
Foreign Track Stars Invited but Not Free to Shop
New York December 5 Foreign track stars invited to indoor meets in America this winter will not be allowed to shop around for offers. A A U secretary Dan Ferris announced the rule to limit bidding by foreign athletes.
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Pros
New York
America
Dan Ferris
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Eight Links Aces Strive for Laurels in PGA Quarterfinals
At Riviera Country Club Los Angeles December 5 1928 elite golfers Johnny Farrell Gene Sarazen Walter Hagen Al Watrous Al Espinosa Craig Wood Leo Diegel and Tony Manero advanced to the PGA quarterfinals after morning rounds. Diegel defeated Herman Burden 10 9 and Sarazen beat Fred Morrison 3 2. Hagen overcame Charlie Guest 5 4 and Farrell eliminated Henry Ciuci 2 1. Manero beat Eddie Schultz 6 5 and Wood bested Neil Christian 3 2. Watrous beat Larry Nacholtz 7 6 with Hagen Diegel favored to meet in Friday semifinals.
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Ingrest Country Club
Los Angeles
Johnny Farrell
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
National Professional Golfers’ Association
al Watrous
Detroit
al Espinosa
Chicago
Craig Wood
Bellville
New York
Tony Manero
Leo Diegel
Agua Caliente Mes
Espinosa
Bill Mehlhorn
Bill
Herman Barren
Philadelphia
Johny Farrell
Henry Ciuci
Bridgeport
Fred Morrison
Lone Hope
Hagen
Charlie Guest
Manero
Eddie Schultz
Columbus
Neil Christian
Portland
Watrous
Larry Nacholtz
Houston
Tex
Diegel
Independent Net Notes Narrow the Field for Tonight's Games
Independent Net Notes report Heffelman Candy Company seeking city or state matchups with Drexel contact 5185 R John or Kenneth Slifer at 711 South Meridian. Irvington Trojans aim for Dinner Bells game tonight at Saints hall 8 30 PM. close contest expected. Xie Blues ride ten game win streak amid Fraternal League lead. Booster squads feature Wilson Unroe and ex stars. Anderson Boosters beat Frankfort Nickle Plate 36 32 with strong team play.
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Heffelman Candy Company
Drexel
John
Kenneth Slifer
South Meridian Street
Anderson Boosters
Frankfort Nickle Plate
Boosters
Wilson
Unroe
Benny de Vol
Carl Adams
Wabash College
Paul Graybill
C. Doyle
J. Doyle
North Vernon
Skinner
Columbus
Bowen
Pendleton
Charles Doyle
West Thirty-eight Street
Anderson
Tech Clinton to Get Grid Awards
Tech and Clinton will receive trophies for finishing in a first place tie in the Indiana high school Big Ten football conference at the annual meeting of the group Saturday at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Election of officers selection of an all Conference team and other business will be discussed with reps from Tech Clinton Linton Muncie Marion Elwood Kokomo Central of Evansville Bicknell and Logansport.
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Tech
Clinton
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Linton
Muncie
Marion
Elwood
Kokomo
Central
Evansville
Bicknell
Logansport
Frank Allen
C. C. Robinson
Fred Gorman
Stoney Beats Strauss in Times Svevial at Huntington
In a tight guarding contest American Legion five Huntington edged Strauss Says of Indianapolis 26 to 22. Homer Stonebraker sealed the win after Strauss led late, while France starred for Cicero Bears in a separate win over Anderson armory 38 to 23.
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Svevial Huntington
Ind
Strauss
Indianapolis
American Legion
Invaders
Homer Stonebraker
Huntington Strauss
G. T. Miller
Ochandler
Cicero, Jr
Cicero Bears
Anderson Armory
Anderson
France
Calie
Joe Buys Release With Oysters Deal Shocks Minor League Meeting
Fred McJunkin president of the Dallas Texas League club traded Joe Martina’s unconditional release for two barrels of oysters at the big minor league meeting in Chattanooga. Martina previously played for Washington and now runs an oyster business in New Orleans.
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United Prowse Hattanooga
Fred McJunkin
Dallas Texas League Club
P.te ci
Joe Martina
Martina
Washington
New Orleans
St Patricks H N S Meet Riverside Olymp2 In Rivalry
A basketball night at South Side Time hall features St Patricks H N S against Riverside Olymp2 at 8 30. St Patricks Shamrocks will open with Indianapolis Flashes in a 7 30 preliminary. City and state clubs seeking dates may contact Frank Roth. Rushville Coca Colas Plainfield Independents Greenfield Merchants and Anderson Phi Delts alerted.
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South Side
St. Patricks H. N. S
Riverside
Army Notre Dame Tilt Replaces Army Navy Game as Classic
Notre Dame will host Army in the annual eastern gridiron contest named the football classic of the year replacing the Army Navy game. Biff Jones, retiring Army coach, doubted a resumption of Army Navy relations and noted the Notre Dame tilt has become a sell-out. Speakers at a testimonial banquet praised the undefeated Notre Dame team including Governor Harry G Leslie Purdue’s Jimmy Phelan Indiana’s Pat Page Navy’s Bill Ingram Carnegie Tech’s Walter Steffen and others.
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United Press
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Army
United Notre Dame
Harry G. Leslie
Jimmy Phelan
Purdue
Pat Page
Indiana
Bill Ingram
Navy
Walter Steffen
Carnegie Tech
Edward J. Kelley
Chicago
John Eggeman
Ft. Wayne
National Notre Dame
Charles O'Donnell
University
Notable Football Upset and Tragedy Facts From 1925 Era
The fragment notes Catfish Smith of Georgia delivering a hard hit to Tony Holm of Alabama in a Georgia Alabama grid game. It mentions Beans Reardon marrying Marie Lillian Schofield in Los Angeles. It asserts Notre Dame never lost in Chicago. It reports eleven fatalities in the football season and cites 1925 as a record year with twenty deaths from injuries.
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Catfish Smith
Georgia
Tony Holm
Crimson Tide
Tony
Beans Reardon
Los Angeles
Marie Lillian Schofield
Notre Dame
Chicago
Colgate Reveals 1930 Football Schedule
Colgate announces its 1930 football schedule with inter sectional games against Michigan State and Mississippi College highlighted by Graduate Manager William A. Reid. The slate lists opponents and dates, showing Colgate's planned 1930 grid schedule.
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United Press
Hamilton
N. Y
Michigan State
Mississippi College
Colgate
William A. Reid
Mississippi
Nebraska Cagers Sign with West Virginia for 1930-31 Opener
Nebraska basketball team signs to open the 1930 season at West Virginia University. The Huskers will travel to Morgantown to face WVU on January 2 as part of the early schedule.
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United Arena
Morgantown
W. Va
University of Nebraska
West Virginia University
Huskers
Seven Bouts on Legion Ring Bill
Next Tuesday night’s fifth boxing card at the Armory features four four round preliminaries and a six round semi final for Eddie Anderson vs Jimmie Reed. Major Greene Legion matchmaker announced Rex Whitehead vs Cy Wiggins Shelbyville junior welterweights Jimmie Burgess Indianapolis vs Soldier Goolsby Ft Harrison middleweights Jimmie Nasser Terre Haute vs Fay Boardman Tampa welterweights Jimmie Fox Indianapolis vs Harry Brentlinger Terre Haute flyweights. Several hired fighters have previously won this season.
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the Armory
Eddie Anderson
Jimmie Reed
Major Greene
Legion
Rex Whitehead
Anderson
Cy Wiggins
Shelbyville
Jimmie Burgess
Indianapolis
Soldier Goolsby
Ft. Harrison
Jimmie Nasser
Terre Haute
Fay Boardman
Tampa
Fla
Jimmie Fox
Harry Brentlenger
Pugs
Konjola Promises Cure for Stomach Liver and Kidney Ailments
Indianapolis man freed from stomach liver and kidney troubles credits Konjola the new medicine with dramatic recovery. The Konjola Man at Hook Dependable Drug Store on Illinois and Washington streets offers verified case results and urges sufferers to seek facts about the remedy.
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Konjola
Hook
Illinois
Washington Streets
Indianapolis
William Cox
Perry Avenue
Washington St
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