Trading Season Looms Now as Leagues Begin to Parley
Baseball trade talk heats up as Kiki Custer moves from Pittsburgh to Chicago in exchange for Earl Adams and Floyd J. Scott. Cardinals stars Flint Ahem and Lester Bell are positioned for sales or trades, with teams like Senators Reds and Dodgers weighing options in a quiet winter market.
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Kiki Custer
Chicago Cubs
Kiki
Atvayl
Donie Bush
Pirates
Bush
Kikt
Cuyler
Earl Adams
Floyd J. Scott
Pirate
Adams
Pittsburgh
Flint Ahem
St. Louis Cardinals
Tirem
Curler
Lester Bell
Washington
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
The
Athletics
Senators
Reds
Ciney
Pipp and
Kelly
Yanks
Giants
Rogers Hornsby
McGraw
Col
Jake Rupert
Mabscott Miner Benefits From Herbal Patonic Remedy
Luther Smith a Mabscott miner employed by The Pemberton Fuel Co reports eight years of distress including heartburn dizziness and rheumatic pains eased by one half of the Patonie Patonic treatment. He gained five pounds in two weeks and says meals no longer sour with improved strength and nervous calm. Watkins Drug Store hosts Patonie Lab representatives offering free advice today.
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Patonic
Watkins Drug Store
Luther Smith
Mabsscott
Pemberton Fuel Co
Patonie
All American football picks and calls for a final Seer
Sideline Slants discusses the 1927 all-American selections and the idea of a single coach driven final say. It notes Walter Camp’s legacy, critics’ divisions, and predicts Grantland Rice’s radio reveal while touting a unified coach panel to resolve conflicting choices across teams and regions.
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Hughie Fullerton
Billy Evans
Grantland Rice
Down
Walter Camp
Mr. Camp
Fullerton
Rice
Groantland Rice
Princeton Tackle Giorgio Leads All American Choices
A garbled passage discusses Princeton players Giorgio Pill and others from Southern California Penn Minnesota Rice, noting many named All Americans receive no pay and that guesses vary without impact on actual selections.
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Princeton
Giorgio Ooo
California
Pill
Penn
Minnesota
Rice
West Virginia Univesity Faces Tough 1928 Football Schedule
Director J A Stansbury nears completion of the 1928 Mountaineer football slate, touting it as the hardest in 37 years. Only three open dates remain with two nearly filled, and October 6 may host Carnegie Tech if possible. Morgantown opener details keep private while WV Wesleyan is mentioned.
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J. A. Stansbury
West Virginia University
Sesson
Mountaineer
Renmain
Carnegli« Tech
Big Pour
Morgantown
Stansbury
West Virginia Wesleyan
Methodists
Davis Elkins
Washington and Jefferson
West Virginia
Oklahoma Aggies
Frank Cavanaugh
Fordham
Mountaineer Schedule Outlook For 1928 Season
West Virginia eyes several traditional games and fresh opponents for 1928. Possible openers include Wesleyan or Carnegie Tech with plans for Fordham, Oklahoma A&M, and Washington and Lee to appear. The slate may feature three home games and a Morgantown game with Wash‑Jeps, plus a probable Charleston venue vs. Generals.
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West Virginia
Charleston
Generals
Carnegie Tech
Wheeling
Pittsburgh
Wesleyan
Morgantown
Music's Reproducing Triumph Promises Come In Sales Pitch
A brief fragment invites readers to come in and hear a demonstration of a new instrument highlighting music reproduction triumphs. The call to action emphasizes an inviting showroom experience and sound quality.
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Columbia
Little Low Cabin in the Lane Steep Babs Sleep
Niles Puckett reports a brief note about a small cabin in the lane and a steep bed offering a restful sleep for an unnamed party. The item reads as a compact local notice or weathered caption from a historical page.
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Babs
Niles Puckett
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