Sports News Roundup Mixes Baseball Boxing And College
The column blends trade rumors involving Dazzy Vance Frankie Frisch and Eddie Roush with college football stars from Notre Dame and Kaute Rockne’s squad. It notes amateur and pro boxing matchups including Jack Sharkey Gene Tunney and Harry Wills, plus college track heroes Clarence Demar and Whitey Michelson, and football leader Bill Madden.
Geneva College Aims for Big Football Schedule
Beaver Falls, Oct. 14. Geneva College, rising in football, recently upset Harvard and eyes next year with Illinois Notre Dame Syracuse Harvard and Boston College. Graduate Manager A C Edgecombe says no firm steps yet but an effort will be made to book a 1927 schedule. Possible intersectional game in Texas or California on Christmas or New Year’s Day. Coach Bo MacMillan of Centre College fame believes the contest can be arranged.
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Beaver Falls
Geneve College
Harvard
Illinois
Notre Dame
Syracuse
Bosto College
A. C. Edgecombe
Aiade
Covenanteers
Texas
California
Edgecort
MacMillan
Centre College Fame
Fights Cast Night Across Cities In Amateur Bout Roundups
New York Sergeant Sammy Baker from Mitchell Field and Keat along with Sailor Friedman of Chicago defeated Pancho Dencio of Foilippines in a 10 round match. In Oakland California Johnny Burns beat Everett Strons of Omaha in six rounds.
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Associated Press
New York
Sammy Baker
Mitchell Field
Keat
Sailor
Friedman
Chicago
Eddie O'Dowd
Columbus
Ohio
Pancho Dencio Foilippines
Oakland
Cal
Johnny Burns
Everett Strons
Omaha
Burns wins 1926 AL MVP on thirteenth try
George Burns of the Cleveland Indians is voted the American League MVP for 1926 by baseball writers. Burns earned his 13th minor league season milestone with a record setting hitting year while the ballot included many past stars. Cobb Speaker and Ruth among those considered but not chosen.
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Burns
Minjor
Baseball Writers
Cobb
Speaker
Collins
Sisler
Ruth
Johnson
Peckinpaugh
Mosul
Chicago
Food Flame Keeps Steady For Varied Cooking Use
A steady flame was maintained from a fixed setting, whether low for stewing pumpkin or high for baking beans for hours, illustrating consistent heat control in cooking operations.
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Dazzy Vance
John McGraw
Frankie Frisch
Fordham Flash
Eddie Rousch
Cincinnati Red
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Kaute Rockne
Flannagan
McManamen
Voedech
Marelli
Boethhger
Parisien
Dahlmen
University of Maine
Clarence Demar
Melrose
Whitey Michelson
New York Fort Chester
Bill Kennedy
New England
Michelson
Jack Sharkey
Gene Tunney
Wills
Billy. Gibson
Gene
Bill Madden
Columbia
Zev” Graham
Fordham
Jim Maloney
Boston
Arthur Dekuh
New Yorker
Madison Square Garden
New York Boxing Commission
Gene Twnney
Harry Wills
Sharkey
Jack Dempsey
Roswell
I. Wood
Hippo
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Nature
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Geneva College
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Eign
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Gidaire
Jones
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Southwestern Public’Service
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Hosywell
Nett
Mexica
Ica
General Motors
Public Service ’ Coy
George Burns
Chicaso
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North Kentucky
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N. S
Realty Co
Anna Kirkwood
Larabee’s
Mabie-Lowrey Hardware Co
Roswell Seed Co
Bea Dee Fuel Carta
Boston School of Cookery
Lucy G. Allen
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Miss Allen
Perfection Stove Company
Dallas
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