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Newspaper

Osceola Record

Location

Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1927

Page

2

Hagen Named U S Captain for Worcester Matches

Walter C. Hagen of Pasadena has been selected to captain the United States professional golf team for the Worcester international matches on June 10 and 11. Hagen wired his acceptance to Ales Pirie, president of the Professional Golf Association. The American team roster had not yet been decided.

Walter C. Hagen Pasadena United States Worcester Mass Hagen Ales Pirie The Professional Golf Association

World swimming festival invited. 1927 team captains named

Sporting Squibs notes a summer festival inviting top swimmers. Capt James D Andrews Jr of Fort Humphreys Virginia is named captain of the 1927 Engineer rifle team. Yale taps Gilfrey Ward Baltimore for next year’s basketball captaincy after two varsity seasons. Additionally a California bond bill for 1932 Los Angeles Olympics and golf course expansions near Seattle and Pinehurst are mentioned along with USC football earnings and other sports notes.

James D. Andrews, Jr Corps of Engineers Fort Humphreys Virginia Gilfrey Ward Baltimore Yale

Baseball Trades and Signings Across Minor Leagues

Multiple clubs announce signings and trades including Carl McDowell joining Springfield Western league, Steve Toner and Jackson Keefer securing Eastern league spots, Emmett McCann moving to Columbus, plus players moving to Evansville Topeka Jersey City and more. Descriptions note June availability, captaincies, waivers, and notable players like Moose Clabaugh and Bigbee changing teams.

Cubs Are Short Flag Material For 1930s Season

The Cubs, once a poorly regarded club, surprised by bidding for the pennant early. Joe McCarthy earned praise for his management and the risky trade of Grover Alexander, reshaping a team with strong pitching and veteran leadership. Hack Wilson fuels morale as the lineup targets New York and rival clubs.

Chicago “Cubs New York Joe McCarthy Grover Alexander Alexander St. Louis McCarthy Woody English Charley Root Percy Jones Tony Kauffman Guy Bush Fred Blake Gabby Hartnett Mike Gonzales Hack Wilson Cubs Cardinals Pittsburgh Cincinnati Giants

White with Black Accents Rule Summer Fashion

Fashion focuses on white with black accents across dresses rompers and accessories. White and black floral georgettes hat toppers and capelines dominate. mothers choose gingham rompers with raglan sleeves and intricate embroidery for a modern, dainty summer look.

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Cotlogomor Set for Stakes as Churchill Meets Nears

Cotlogomor, once rated the top older horse in New Orleans winter racing and regarded by many as Coffroth Handicap’s best in Tijuana, is regaining form at Churchill Downs. He has recovered from injuries from rough Coffroth racing and is aimed at the Clark and Grainger Memorial Handicaps at the Downs meet.

Cotlogomor New Orleans Tijuana Churchill Downs

Nominations for 1929 Futurity Total 2109

Victor E. Schaumberg announces 1929 futurity nominations totaling 2109 entries. The Hertzburg stud introduces first German yearlings in the Saratoga sales ring and plans a repeat. Noms include Wallenstein progeny and English stallions Caligula and Diaumenes. French breeders name several nominees and a list of stallions features Rabelais and Ksar among others.

Victor E. Schaumberg Westchester Racing Association Hertzburg Saratoga Wallenstein Aberglaube Csardas Diaumen

Keen competition expected in both leagues this season

Fans anticipate intensified battles as eight new managers bring fresh views in their first season. At least six clubs in the American League aim strong bids for first division places, making it hard to predict which two will be eliminated.

Ornament the Hat Pins with Ball End Carving

Pins feature a ball at each end of contrasting gold and gunmetal metals. The design highlights delicate carving and metallic contrast.

Prints Mounted on a Screen Delights Home Furnishings

A screen made entirely of antique French prints mounted on vintage wallpaper enhances living rooms and bedrooms with a charming retro display.

Black Coats Spark Fashion: Chic Broadcloth and Caracul

A fashion note highlights black coats as essential this season. Broadcloth trimmed with black caracul is praised as handsome and chic for discerning women.

New Tub Silks From Italy For Spring and Summer

The newest and smartest tub silks arrive from Italy featuring striped checked and plaided designs in subtle colors for spring and summer wear.

Italy

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