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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1927

Page

12

Tennessee Boasts Best Two-Year Grid Record In South

Tennessee’s Volunteers claim the South’s top two-year football mark with 16 wins, 0 losses, and 1 tie. They defeated North Carolina, Sewanee, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi A. and M., Ole Miss, and Virginia, with a lone defeat to Vanderbilt in 1926 and a tie to Vanderbilt this year. Freshman backs show promise for 1928 under Coach Bob Neyland.

Pace Monroe News Star Newsstar Tennessee Associated Press Atlanta Volunteers South Knoxville Big Gold Eleven Vanderbilt Commodores North Carolina Sewanee Kentucky Louisiana State Mississippi A. & M Ole Miss Virginia Bob Neyland

German Girl Wins Fencing Championship in London

Fraulein Helen Mayer aged 19 from Germany won the women's international foil championship in London for the Alfred Hutton memorial cup. The German winner defeated Mrs. Mary Freeman British champion and held the lead through the final rounds, with Mile. Prost French champion and Mile. Addams Belgian champion also contending in the final pool.

Fraulein Helen Mayer Germany Mary Freeman London Fraulein Mayer Mile. Addams England Fraulein Alfred Hutton Prost Mile Addams Freeman Lady Dunedin Lord Dunedin

T. T. Anderson Forms Exchange for Minor League Benefit

T. T. Anderson, assistant to the secretary and business manager of the Shreveport Texas league club, announces a players exchange for minor league clubs. The booking agency will be based in Shreveport, offering a central information bureau and subscription signings to reduce high telegraph charges and speed player placements. A weekly bulletin will be issued with details conveyed by wire.

Associated Press Dallas Texas T. T. Anderson Shreveport Anderson

Six day racing questioned as staged exhibitions in New York

The article reports on critics like Harr Mordor and Herder alleging six day bike events in Madison Square Garden are staged exhibitions. It details Chapman controlling teams, payouts, and revenue, with riders paid salaries while profits flow to Chapman and the arena.

Madison Square Garden New York Johnny Horder Chicago Chapman Chapin

Griffo Escapes Pauper's Grave in New York

Friends of the boxer Young Griffo moved to ensure a proper burial after years of fame in the 1890s. The Rev Francis P Duffy volunteered to help secure his burial, noting Griffo’s performances and dexterous tricks.

Associated Press New York Griffo Francis P. Duffy Father Duffy Broadway

Chattanooga and Knoxville Announce Player Deals

In Dallas Texas on December 5 Jack Holland owner of the Oklahoma City club announces the sale of W D Cussen an infielder to Knoxville in the Sally league. Joe Mathis new Chattanooga manager confirms purchase from Holston of Johnny Kane an infielder who played shortstop and second base. Kane previously tipped with the Chicago White Sox two years ago.

Dallas Texas Jack Holland Oklahoma City W. D. Cussen Knoxville Joe Mathis Chattanooga Holston Johnny Kane Kane Chicago White Sox

Bastrop Rams Set for State Championship Clash in Baton Rouge

Bastrop prepares for the state title game against Bogalusa in Baton Rouge. A special Missouri Pacific train will leave Bastrop at 4 a.m. Saturday, returning at 8 p.m. with round trip fare $7.16. Northern Louisiana fans urged to attend and boost the Rams. Coaches May and Young report strong practice as the team aims for the bunting.

Associated Press Bastrop Baton Rouge Bogalusa North Louisiana Bastrop Rams Missouri Pacific Railway May

Chicago poised for another Tunney Dempsey title bout

Chicago eyes a possible 1928 title defense by Gene Tunney at Soldier Field to face Jack Dempsey, with plans shaped by a Rickard Tunney split and Tunney seeking more than one fight next year. The piece notes ticket quirks from the last bout and the ongoing controversy over the referee’s counts.

Chicago Soldier Field Tex Rickard Gene Tunney Tunney Rickard New York Philadelphia Jack Dempsey Jack Delaney Tom Heeney Paulino Jack Sharkey Dempsey Ballyhoo Jim Mullen Leo Flynn

Pratt Eleven Sets Scoring Record In Eight Straight Wins

Pratt high school football racks up 411 points in eight consecutive victories with shutouts from 20-0 to 108-0. Most regulars score at least one touchdown and only ten first downs are allowed, as linemen debut long passes into enemy territory.

Associated Press PRATT Eas Missouri Valley

Giants to meet Red Sox in four exhibition games

New York December 8 Giants manager M Graw announces the team will play the Boston Red Sox in four exhibition games next month. The series seeks to boost publicity and showcase star players from both clubs.

Tierney Giants Bradenton Fla Red Sox Augusta M’graw New York New York Giants Boston Red Sox

British pro to play in California tourney

Archie Comp ton, a British professional who played with the Ryder cup team, sails to Los Angeles for a $10,000 golf tournament. He hopes to meet Walter Hagen, the PGA champion, in a Florida match this winter.

New York Archie Compton Los Angeles Walter Hagen Florida

Musterole Advertisement Promises Quick Relief for Colds

Musterole is an easy to apply white ointment made from mustard oil and home remedies. It claims to prevent cold progression to flu or pneumonia and treats throat itch chest cold rheumatism lumbago bronchitis and other aches. A milder Children's Musterole is also sold for babies and small children.

Pimples and Boils Hint at Blood Condition

A testimonial from Mrs. J. Weke of Cincinnati endorses S. S. S. for skin eruptions and boils. The ad claims the tonic clears the skin, strengthens the body, and boosts energy by improving red blood cell production and nourishing the blood, urging readers to buy at drug stores.

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