League Objects To Farm League
Asheville dispatch reports American Association owners voted to play 168 games in 1927 with the Western clubs opening in the East April 12 and season ending September 25. Columbus resisted selling its franchise to Cincinnati for a farm arrangement and leaders plan in Chicago December 15 to draft a new constitution. Eddie Sicking and Bruno Betzel figure in player moves as teams seek infield and shortstop help. Indianapolis and Minneapolis detail spring exhibitions and trades.
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Notre Dame Opens Season With Six-Game Start At Home
Notre Dame begins its basketball season tonight at South Bend with four returning lettermen. Indiana and Purdue both prepare for opener weeks as other state teams start play including De Pauw at Earlham and Indiana Central at Franklin. Overall outlook is mixed with several clubs showing potential and young players stepping up under veteran guidance.
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Crawfordsville
City Bowling Gossip Highlights Local Standings
G. Meeker and F. Bailey lead doubles with 1 244 pins as L. Carmin B and Westover chase by one pin. Larry Schutte tops singles with 678, while Johnny Fehr nets 665 and 1 885 over nine games. Frank Sourbier posts 1 956 across events. Em-Roe Traveling League formed with eight teams from Capitol Century Recreation and Elka alleys. Competition centers on total pins over three games. Frank Fox and Larry Cobler plot a double match against Larry Fox and Johnny Fehr.
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Frank Fox
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Larry Cobler
Pays the Dealer Keeps Satisfied Customer
A brief line from Bowes Seal-Fast Corp of Indianapolis notes that customer loyalty depends on dealer selection and ongoing satisfaction, emphasizing the dealer’s role in maintaining repeat business.
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Seal-Fast Corp
Indianapolis, U. S. A
Notre Dame Hopes for 1927 Clash with Detroit Army
Notre Dame officials announce a one year football contract for a game at Detroit on October 8 1927 and a schedule including Army at West Point on October 1. Frank Isbell visits Wichita and attends the National Association meeting in Asheville. Parisien passes to Niemeec for California in a West clash while Bucky Harris earns a .300 average in the 400 league.
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Official praises Carrigan returns to baseball legend
Veteran umpire Bill Carrigan is hailed as he returns to the game as manager of the Boston Red Sox after years away. The piece recalls his rise from Holy Cross to catcher, his 1913 pennant, 1916 world series title, and his bold stance with umpires and pitchers. It notes his colorful, courageous leadership and lasting impact on the club.
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Butler
Ty Cobb
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Carrigan
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Holy Cross
Bill
Toronto
Boston Americans
Lou Criger
Criger
St. Louis
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Jimmy McAleer
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Oberlin Minded to Miami Defeat Ends Three Year Streak
Oberlin College suffered its first loss in almost three seasons when Miami defeated Oberlin here. Oberlin had won twenty two straight games, won the Ohio Conference title twice, and boasted one of the nation's best defensive records, allowing only four points all by safeties.
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Berlin
Ohio
Oberlin College
Miami
Oberlin
Young Wins Weekly Trap Shoot at Indianapolis Gun Club
In a windy Saturday event at the Indianapolis Gun Club Young won the geingles prize by hitting 86 of 100 targets. The cold wind kept scores low as few shooters faced the wintry conditions. Young and Jones tied for handicap at 19 of 25 from 20 yards, while Jones topped doubles with 117 of 12 pair.
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Indianapolis
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