Landis Power Exalted by Major Baseball Actions
The article reports on Judge Landis leading the joint baseball meeting actions. It covers time limits on trades, anti-barnstorming rules, umpire pay raises, and the plan to decide if the World Series will be played. It notes Landis’s decisive role with the National and American Leagues and details proposed adjustments to waivers and player movement.
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John KB. Foster
San Antonio
York
D. Kesioner Lanilis
Lesgues
Lonvis
National League
Ose
Landis
Chicago
Seaza
Vaupaies
Sworks
Nore
Eich Glaitas
Jub
Dion Jemez
Vmvreenes
Lu Conomissoner
Chet
Teros
Paige
Southern
New England
Venus Lengnes
Onn Inn
Mings
Jengus
Vrott
Jack Dunn
Tacitte Court
Oro Muller
Alianer
Wkeley
Weeauen
Brooke Erteker Kutows
Hington
Tteker
Manhattan
Huggins
Sox
Mays
Cincinnati
Garey
Mersimann
Pat
Giants
Aly
Wieber
Malinore
Erbiel
Ude Jeulers
Seoul
Uae
Former Major Star to Lead Worcester Baseball Franchise
Former major star Eydie Favre was selected to head a Worcester team. The plan includes Kasis as playing manager and a major sale price paid for a college star from Brows University. The move comes amid political chatter and a labor dispute over player salaries, with dates proposed for May and June to pace league rulings and season opening.
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Worchester
Mass
Whurtisburg
Léguy
Eydie’ Favre
Hoa
Kasis
Brows University
Pitre Bure
Boston
New Haven
Sun
Wtode Island
Senate
Eare
Indueze
Wortester
Euyrs Gipssie
Gambling in major leagues sparks drive to curb at parks
New York dispatch reports Major League Baseball owners vow to curb batball gambling operations in ballparks. Club executives discuss secret agents and potential retirements, with rumors of trades and player moves involving Brooklyn, Boston, and Louisville links.
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New York
Bow B. Johnson
Ehursias
Hostoy Braves
Johnson
Yale Stays In Rut With Fram Opening Opponent
Yale announces a revised football schedule with a late start and home games in New Haven. The opener is moved to October 6 against North Carolina University, followed by a Cambridge Harvard clash on November 24.
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New Waren
Conn
Wee
Hite
Yale
North Carolina University
Willeh
Harvard
Cambridge
Ostibar
Gonrgi Outober
Turkney
Marslands
Troop 21 and 25 win in junior Boy Scout games
Two junior scout matches produced tight finishes. Troop 3 beat Troop 2a 25 4, while Troop 21 edged Troop 7 17 16 with strong scoring from Mei ster and Hopking and notable defensive work by Nevelow, Greeven, Wofford, and Warren.
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Brill Teague Thurssiny
Eoert
Tyoop Bo
Meister Scord
Burnett
Amin and
Greeven
Hopking
Wade
Trent
Nevelow
Troop
Wofford and
Warren
Froop
Sean
Lince
Jis
Froope
Amt
Prooy
Cushwin
Tewall
Freon
Jevall
Tronn
Heférec
Bhai Smith
Thyckener
Griff Norman Maelead
Delay in Handball Tourney Postponed to After Holidays
A handball tourney in Hemi Hall is postponed to start after the Christmas holidays by request of the organizers. No definite start date set yet. aims to begin in the first week of January. The event marks the era's first elimination phase entry and will be covered as officials confirm dates.
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Hemi Hall
Chrishmas
Picks Team Captains Named in Election Report
Election report lists captains for teams including Georgia Tech John Melntyra of Pirt Bloff and Ark guard Criphtons Ehace. Also notes Albert Riensl of Wore cesten as halfback. Burial park mention: Beautiful Rosevnwn Cemetery.
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Eleetiona
Deere
Georgia Tech
John Melntyra
Pirt Bloff
Ark
Gard
Onoda
Albert Riensl
Worecesten
Crockett
Broken Nose Boxers Pride and Bulbous Ears in Ring Feats
A garbled but lively boxing column cites Ike Sabbath and others discussing broken noses and ear injuries in pugilism. It mentions Joe Tynch, Floyd Johnson, Harry Greb, Carpentier, Dempsey, and Ring lore about fear of damaged ears and lasting scars.
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Tresan
New York
Ike Sabbath
Gripp
Teak
Joe Tynch
Nyse
Sabbath
di Brennan
Floyd Johnson
Mairy Greb
Dempsey
Tieevinn
Shelton Completes Card For Tuesday Show At Beethoven
Boxing card shaped for Tuesday at Beethoven Hall with multiple welterweight bouts. Jack Dalen of Dallas and Hrevikie Miaphens of San Antonio headline a six to eight round setup. Lennie Wanken faces Sem Mido of San Antonio, while Jack Newnolds and Tack Curtey are listed for six rounds at 160 pounds. Dalton and Brookie Stephens are among others announced for the event, with arrivals expected Sunday. Cleaners ad note services at 4959 Cr On28.
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Jack
Rheltons
Hrevikie Miaphens
San Artunin
Jack Dalen
Dallas
Nmindage
Sem Mido
San “Antonio
Lennie Wanken
Haasten
Tack Curtey
Tuisianapolis
Rere Aban
Tre Curtain
Willis
San Antonin
Andy Fin
Kelly Viet
Jumiar Wollarwnights
Dalton
Brookie Stephens
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