Hornsby Cleared In Moore Gambling Suit Verdict
In St Louis a jury found Rogers Hornsby owed nothing to Frank L. Moore former Cincinnati gambling official in a suit seeking 36 275 from the New York Giants captain. The case involved alleged horse bets and loans with Hornsby admitting bets up to 2400 and a single 7500 loan later paid. verdict not unanimous with two jurors dissenting. Moore declined further discussion.
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Dempsey Earnings Show Self Promotion Outsmarts Kearns
A history of Jack Dempsey versus Jack Kearns reveals Dempsey earned about $1.471 million under his own management, far above Kearns' $1.1875 million from six fights. Dempsey kept roughly 90 percent of his self-managed earnings, while Kearns took about half of what he earned for Dempsey in collaboration.
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Trade winds shake baseball ranks in major moves
Major league executives discuss deep upheavals as the St. Louis Browns sell Sisler to the Senators and Williams to the Red Sox while Manush moves to Detroit. Cardinals acquire Gibson and Cooney as trades ripple across the league.
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Tigers
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Harry Rice
Detroit Tigers
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Heinie Manush
St. Louis Cardinals
Frank Gibson
Braves
Jimmy Cooney
Johnny Mokan
Clarence Jonnard
Philadelphia
Jimmy Ring
John Schulte
Cardinal
Detroit
Johnny Bassler
Toronto
Red” Hargrave
Hugh McQuillan
Giant
Staves
Newark
Nebraska guard suspended from university by dean
Dan McMullen Nebraska football guard once honored on all valley and all American teams has been suspended from the university. Dean T. J. Thompson said charges were not made public and readmission rests on the player taking the next right steps.
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Dan McMullen
University of Nebraska
T. J. Thompson
MceMullen
McMullen
Dean Thompson
Arrangements For Annual Tech Engineer Banquet
Prof W L Mitchell of Tech reports all banquet plans are complete for the engineers banquet at Hotel Sheppard Thursday at 7 45 PM. Eight plates have been ordered due to a light turnout caused by the holiday exodus. Prof F C Bogard notes about 159 students or 63 percent of male students are in the engineering department. Speakers include H L McKnight secretary of the Ruston chamber of commerce on Surveying the Route and H C Hilburn a Shreveport freshman who will speak on the topic.
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W. L. Mitchell
Engineering Faculty of Tech
Engineers
Sheppard
Tech
F. C. Bogard
Engineering
H. L McKnight
Ruston Chamber of Commerce
H. C. Hilburn
Shreveport
A Freshman's Impression of L. P. I. at UVA Discusses Over Population
Prof. F. P. Morse of the University of Virginia will discuss Are Our Colleges Over-populated with Prof. W. L. Mitchell serving as toastmaster. The event features Morse presenting views from a freshman perspective on higher education crowding.
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F. P. Morse
University of Virginia
W. L. Mitchell
Barnard forecasts prosperous 1928 for baseball
Atlantic City reports President E. S. Barnard head of the American League predicts 1928 will be baseball's greatest year. He cites changes in management and new faces after the major league meetings and supports a universal draft while stressing player rights and compensation.
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Cleveland Americans
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