Weigandt Misses Selection To All America Squad
Chicago report details the 1930s All America balloting won by Davey OBrien with 1,204,516 votes. The roster includes 23 Big Ten players, shows midwest dominance with seven linemen, and notes Northwestern training camp for the squad prior to facing the New York Giants in Soldier Field.
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United Press
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Midwest
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East
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Bowden Wyatt
Tennessee
Bob Haak
Indiana
Joe Michal
Purdue
Ralph Heikkinen
Michigan
Francis Twedell
Minnesota
Charley Brock
Nebraska
O'Brien
Bob MacLeod
Dartmouth
Marshall Goldberg
Pittsburgh
Howie Weiss
Wisconsin
Big Ten
Northwestern
Giants
Sid Luckman
Columbia
Vic Bottario
California
Parker Hall
Mississippi
Yaar
Ki- Aldrich
Joé',Beiner
Roland Young
Oklahoma
Brown
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Daddie
Holland
Cornell
Petrick
Young
Larson
River Falls
Lene
Augustana
Coughlan
Santa Clara
Castelo
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Michal
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Beiner
Hale
Voigis
Janke
Wolff
Schoenbaum
Ohio State
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Heikkinen
Twedell
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Bock
Iowa State
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Means
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Bell
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Gross
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Tyrrell
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Brock
Aldrich
Texas
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Humphrey
Hill
Duke
Longhi
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Ilinois
Castelli
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van Ranst
Dowd
St. Mary's
Faust
Oliver
Patterson
Baylor
Hofer
Kabealo
Kischer
MacLeod
Goldberg
Manders
Drake
Smilanich
Arizona
Luckman
Pingel
Michigan State
Jefferson
Seidel Columbia
Sherman
Boitari
Brunner
Tulane
Parish
Hall
Fay
Weiss
Buhler
Osmanski
Holy Cross
Ippolito
Tonelli
Balasz
Jonas Anderson
Paulman
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT AP REPORTS BOXING RESULTS
Chicago bouts feature Eddie Lander outpointing Nick Camara in a 131 to 131 decision while Carmen Notch beats Petee Derazza in East Liberty. Other cards include Budd Knox over Roy Lazer in Newark and Yucatan Kid besting Pete Galiano in New York.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Eddie Lander
Nick Camarata
New Orleans
Pittsburgh
Carmen Notch
East Liberty
Petee Derazza
New York
Youngstown
al Wardlow
Marty Simmons
Saginaw
Mich
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Johnny Paycheck
Des Moines
Charles Belanger
Columbus
Ohio
Newark
N. J
Buddy Knox
Dayton
Roy Lazer
Paterson
Baltimore
Bill Bord
Jim Robinson
Philadelphia
Mexico City
Pete Galiano
Utica
Patsy Pedroni
Bly Aiundune
Cleveland
Miami Beach
Fla
Jack Larrimore
Joe Spangler
Richmond
Stamborski Wins Golf Tournament at Oshkosh State
Roman Stamborski of Oshkosh captured the championship flight title in a handicap match play event at Mary Jewell Municipal Course, defeating L M Hertz of Joliet one up after 18 holes. Jack Tilleman of Sheboygan won the consolation final over J A Breese of Oshkosh two and one.
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Mary Jewell Municipal Course
Roman Stamborski
Oshkosh
L. M. Hertz
Joliet
Jack Tilleman
Sheboygan
J. A. Breese
srIt
Robert M. Kolf
Oshkosh State A Weaches O-Celleen
Fred P. Young
Appleton
L. Schenke
Waupun
L. A
Osterhoos
Walter Buntrock
Virginia
Minn
Arthur Middlestead
W. J. Madden
Fond du Lac
Burton Karges
John Buelke
Plainfield
Mel F. Kitzorow
Manitowoc
August Keller
Marshfield
S. D. Byron
Marinette
Otto Schenke
Jack Tillema
Hertz
Buntrock
Madden
Stamborski
Karges
Sehenke
Byron
Schenke
Young
Breese
Middlestead
Buelke
Kiizerow
Tillema
Keller
Sid Luckman Signs With Chicago Bears Star Halfback Signed
Chicago Bears owner coach George Halas persuaded Sid Luckman, Columbia University standout, to sign a two year contract. The deal adds another top aerial artist to a strong passing corps alongside Billy Patterson and other recruits for 1928. Four new players including Stol la and Sherman join Luckman and Patterson to form a versatile backfield.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
George Halas
Bears
Sid Luckman
Columbia University
Halas
Luckman
Billy Patterson
Baylor
Davey O'Brien
Texas Christian
Butch Stolla
Luther College
Decorah
Solly Sherman
Universiy Cage
Patterson
Two Schoolboys Lead Field In Public Links Qualifier
Two teenage golfers from Seattle and Atlanta led the second qualifying round of the national public links championship at Mount Pleasant Golf Course in Baltimore. Gerry Bert Jr. shot a 70, setting a course record, with Luke Barnes one stroke back after par on the tough layout. Several others posted 73s and 74s as the field narrowed to 64 for the final round tonight. Defending champ Al Leach struggled to 75.
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Bill Boni
Mount Pleasant
Baltimore
Seattle
Atlanta
Gerry Bert Jr
Pacific Northwest
Luke Barnes
Bert
Mike Gestone
Montclair
X. J
Postman
Don Erickson
Los Angeles
Ralph A. Reed
Lincoln
Neb
Arthur Armstrong
Hawaii
Armstrong
Marshall Springer
Chicago
Paul Genung
Dayton
Andy ‘Oliveri
Washington, D. C
Huegelmeyer
Louis Cyr
Vancouver
Wash
Stan Kroll
Utica
N. J
World Series Open Spurs Labor Jibe and Boxers Triumph
The article blends boxing results with a Labor Day World Series preview. Eddie celebrates a decisive win over Don Chase before 5,000, while Johnny Walsh awards Golden Gloves. It notes AFL President Green eyeing shorter baseball hours amid World Series chatter and hints at Chicago White Sox ownership and a potential trust for Charles Comiskey Jr.
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William Green
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Mr. Green
Neenah Players Reach Second Round in Western Open
In Delafield Wisconsin seed players advanced at St Johns Military Academy for the Western Open junior and boys tennis. Notable results include Bobby Jake of Milwaukee defeating Bob De Mont 6-1 6-0 and Calvin Sawyer of Chicago winning twice 6-1 6-2. Budge Patty Jr. of Los Angeles advanced with a bye then default win.
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Delafield
Wis
St. John’s Military Academy
Bobby Jake
Milwaukee
Bob DeMont
Peoria
Calvin Sawyer
Chicago
John Kilbourne
Dayton
Richard Shillinglaw
Nashville
Tenn
Budge Patty Jr
Los Angeles
Warren Alcock
Junion
Frederick Schroeder
Glendale
Calif
Donald Fairbarren
Neenah
Synian” Swange Av Netnah
Frank Birney
Oak Park
Cabs Book Contest for Saturday with Oshkosh Shippers
The 8500 Cabs Oshkosh entry in Fox Rivers Valley Baseball booked a 2 15 p m practice game Saturday at Menominee park to sharpen for Sunday’s key clash with Menasha Falcons. Menasha leads second half. Oshkosh aims to surge in a crucial race with Shippers and Cubs rooting for wins.
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Oshkosh
Hazel and
Irving Streets
Menominee Park
Menasha Falcons
Shippers
Fox Valley
Cubs
iMenasha
Menasha
John Roth
Falcons
Shenashans
Kimberly
Eddie Troxell Wins Gamp Championship in Boxing Tourney
Eddie Troxell wins welterweight title at the Wisconsin National Guard encampment at Camp Williams. Troxell, a southpaw, earned the championship after two weeks of training at camp.
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Eddie Troxell
Wisconsin National Guard
Camp Willams
Camp Douglas
Wis
Eddie Troacis
Hane Jing Ang
Fox
Sunlites dominate Courts in major AA tilt showdown
In a major AA night, Sunlites crushed Courts 21 to 6 as Hours trounced City Cabs 12 to 0 by forfeit for ineligible players. Chief Oshkosh edged Cabs 6 to 0, while Sittes upset Paines 5 to 1 in Minor League action and Sacred Heart Juniors beat Company HH 9 to 6 in a postponed game.
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Sunlites
Courts
Hours
City Cabs
Cabs
Chief Oshkosh
Sittes
Paines
Sacred Heart Juniors
Company H
Frentz
Coutts
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Muza
Butch” Miller
Mike Schroeder
Eddie Quther
Sunrites
Wilbert Koch
Tuffy” Roeder
Jud” Spanbauer
Kachur
Sluefoot
Zuclke
Rock
Hardlinger
Oshkosh
Chiefs
Bonnack
Rudy Meyer
Applecart
Voight
Homer
Klotzbacher
Pi" Roeder
Company HH
Schneider
Sacred Heart
Wollf
Hinz
Company Howardo
Inez
MAION
Ind Marohl
Donnack
Public will contents of Comiskey to be released today
Chicago WA Attorneys for the Comiskey estate will make public today the contents of the will of J Louis Comiskey president and owner of the Chicago White Sox who died last Tuesday at his sum.
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Chicago
Comiskey
J. Louis Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Tonight's Games in MAJOR A LEAGUE lineup
Tonight's MAJOR A LEAGUE schedule lists Jerrys against West Side Merchants at Roosevelt Annex against Courts at South Park Service versus Columbian Squires at Frentz wees Meades facing Sacred Meart Seniors at Sacred Meart In SPORTSMAN LEAGUE DeMolay plays Connies at Smith Wang meets Majestics at Diamond No 4 Menominee park Morgans tangles with 13th Hour at Franklin Site change due to diamond conflict Oshkosh meets Kalbus at Merrill
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West Side Merchants
Roosevelt
Annex
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South Park
Service
Columbian Squires
Frentz
Wees Meades
Sacred Meart
Sportsman League
DeMolay
Connies
Smith
Wang
Majestics
Diamond No. 4
Menominee Park
Morgans
Franklin
Oshkosh
Kalbus
Merrill
Union Forms New Sports Unit In Oshkosh
A local United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners union forms an eight team bowling league with plans for hockey basketball baseball and interplant competition. The 1300 member union will field a single strong team drawn from Radford McMillen Foster and Morgan plants with Rhynice Reif as committee chair and August 1 meeting for details.
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Oshkosh
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
ALF
Rhynice” Reif
Bob Putzer
Eddie Sabbott
Fred Kloetzbuecher
Hessepathite Jeagues
New London
Porky” Penzenstadler
Nubbs" Kroening
Infliccter
Seymour
Oshkosh Shooters Prepping for County Horseshoe Tourney
Horseshoe pitchers from Oshkosh and nearby communities in Winnebago County are rehearsing for the county tournament slated for late August in Oshkosh. Omro Neenah Menasha and Winneconne players are preparing, with outsiders expected to challenge defending champions Lawrence Reide and Glen Rust who may be unavailable due to work commitments.
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Heienebago
Omro
Neenah
Menasha
Winneconne
Lawrence Reide
Glen Rust
Reide
I Rust
Maron
Ind
Oshkosh Juniors win to enter state tournament at La Crosse
Oshkosh juniors sponsored by American Legion post 70 earned a spot in the Wisconsin state tournament by defeating Sheboygan 7 to 5 in 11 innings. John Luchsinger pitched well with 11 strikeouts as Oshkosh rallied from an 0–5 deficit, scoring in the eighth and ninth to force extra frames before Bixby’s two-out home run sealed the victory.
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Oshkosh
Ailey H. Cook
American Legion
Sheboygan
la Crosse
Waukesha
Appleton
John Luchsinger
Luchsinger
Dick Bixby
Wolff
Robi
Kobo
Cohhoshi
Diamond No
Menominee Park
Hazel
Irving Streets
Oshkosie Juniors
Pax Ripley
Ditter
Dietze
Robl
Luker
Lehrader
Rajsky
Lambert
Aed Luchsinger
Seeseenee
Beeseenee
Sueboygan Juniors
Ap Es Batt
Hartelnne
Ila
Flaurer
Schroeder
Simon
Voight
Mack
Penter
Benk
Kober
Fiend
Conaeree
Innin Rhe Oshforh
Yheboysan
Luchs
van Ess
Inger
Luchsinerr
Robl Tuns
Eixby
Smoke Eaters to Play Blocchi’s Hams Wednesday
Announcement sets first softball meeting between Smoke Eaters and Blocchi's Hams at Franklin school diamond Wednesday at 5 30 pm. Batteries Reif Spanbauer for Hams Givens and I for Smoke Eaters. Tournament called by Mudcse Steckbauer will be staged on Menominee courts with junior competition the preceding Saturday afternoon.
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Franklin School
Arte Reif
Spanbauer
Givens
Menominees
Wll
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