Cleveland Has Youthful Cleveland Indies Prospects
Cleveland Indies manager Bill Brave touts a very young roster for 1081 saying the average age is two years younger than rivals. He notes four young pitchers added for 105000, including Craghead and Uidtbrand, with a strong, youthful lineup across infield and outfield. He predicts a solid finish and a brighter future as the young group gains experience after a disappointing late run.
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Cleveland Indies
International News Service
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Uohlsed
Uidtbrand
Indianapolis
Thomas
Sacramento
Lee
New Orleans
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Chen
Huil- Jin
Lean
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Brows
Jabbonowaki
Ferrell
Evana
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Myatt Aga
Luke Sowell
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Darolson
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Evang
Eyang
Indoor gridiron clash draws ten thousand in Chicago
Chicago December 16 The governor’s commission for the unemployed had about 20000 more to work with after the Chicago Beatas professional football team defeated the Chicago Cardinals 9 to 7 last night in an indoor stadium. It was the first modern professional gridiron contest played indoors with 10000 spectators.
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Sonnnenberg's Nemesis Wins
Don George of Los Angeles defeated Gus Sonnemberg and Joe Molecies in two straight falls, finishing with a 2:10 fall using a flying head scissors. The match, held at Utica, featured a groggy post-fall atmosphere after the earlier bout. Later reports note Jim Landos defended the NAB heavyweight title in Chicago with two straight falls over Mike Nomano. Everett Marshall upset Frank Graham in Kansas City, and Jun McMillen defeated Matros Kirilenko in New York for a wreathing victory.
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Kangas City
Don George
Los Angeles
Victor
Gus Soqnuenberg
Joe Moleecies
Michigan
Utica
Alabeewics
George
Halfenelson
Chicago
Jim Landos
National Boxing Association
Kansas City
Everett Marshall
la Junta
Cole
Breddy Myers
Frank Graham
Fort Worth
Texnaz
Marvel
New York
Jun McMillen
Richard Shivat
Matros Kirilenko
Russia
Seventy-firat Regiment
Alam
Fach
Pitt Goalers Start Western Invasion
Pitt's young men head west for nonconference basketball games beginning with Marquette in Milwaukee. The trip includes the Pan-thera meet at Lincoln and a swing to Omaha to face Creighton, with plans outlined for upcoming college battles and leadership changes at Durham Tech.
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PITT
Pittsburgh
Mighty Flys
Hyatt
Zehfuss L. Cohen
Baker
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Panthera
University of Netraha
Lincale
Omaha
Greighton
New Comes Professional All American Grid Team
New York dispatch outlines a 33 player professional all America team chosen by Red Grange after the season ended. Green Bay leads with five selections, New York and Chicago Bears follow with four each, while Chicago Cardinals Portmouth and Brooklyn have two apiece. Friedman of Michigan fame is highlighted as the league’s outstanding player.
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Les Ci
NEW York
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New York Giants
Daked
Red” Grange
University of Ylfnoig
Chicago
Qgreen Tray
Chicago Dears
Centern
Weatonpal
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i—Carlaon
Chicaa Bea
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Garvey
Onklin Rerts
Disneg
Green Bay
Badsro
Friedman
Peters
Portsmouth
Dunne
Fullvecka
Nacurski
Ubbago Beora
Joveting
Minneapolis
Nevore
Cardinals
Strons
Stapleto
Flow
Glaasgow
Pormouth
Kelly
Brooklyn
Chicago Bears
Portamouth
Frankford
Stapleton
Providence
Wetcork
Grange
Auch
Famavm
Trenton Tanke
Jengie
Femphia Tigers
Ena
Omade Paina
Nicureki
Strong
Nevera
Tubha
Slow Start Hits Local High School Basketball Week
An unsettled week in the area high school basketball scene with canceled practices and tentative games. Coaches Wilkins and Dixon cite lack of gym space and schedule conflicts as Brackenridge, Breckenridge, Mein, and San Antonio Junior College face training delays and potential cancellations.
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Wilkies
Te Sill
San Antonio
Minugera
Wilking
Harlondale
Ann
South San Antonio High
Marlandale
Ray Dixon
Gant
Boxing Night Card at Beethoven Hall Promotes Pros
Promoter Bob Warren stages a Tuesday boxing card at Beethoven Hall led by a 10–round main event between Newsboy Eddie Lopez and Red Skelton. Youthful Alike Kievel meets Kid Howard, with three four-round prelims featuring Roy McDowall, Herman Bruteman, Gregory, Cowboy Henry, Kid George, Willie O'Brien, and others. Dray non referees the bouts. fights begin at 4 40 with the bell beat during rounds for fan comfort.
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Mayo
Warren
Beethoven Hall
Eddie Lopez
Red Skelton
Shelton
Eddie
Kievel
Kid Howard
Roy McDowall
Herman Bruteman
Ape Petizer
Gregory
Cowboy Henry
Kid George
Willie O'Brien
Hert Draynon
Hockey schedule features Bruins Falcons and Rangers clash
Three games on the National Hockey League schedule headline New York action with Boston Bruins versus Detroit Falcons a tough intercity duel. Ottawa Seals face Chicago while New York Rangers contend for third place as Montreal and Toronto chase second.
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Boston
New York Rangers
Bruins
Quakers
New ‘York
Montreal
Columbus athlete wins Norman Stewart Hall scholarship
John T. Lindbergh of Columbus Ohio, a varsity football and basketball player, has been awarded the Norman Stewart Hall scholarship a memorial to an athlete who lost his life rescuing a skater from drowning.
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New Haven
Conn
John T. Lindbergh
Columbus
Ohio
Norman Stewart Hall
Rattlers Schedule Two Games Start Training in Woodlawn
St Marys Rattlers basketball team plans two game slate with four-contest blocks against Kingsville Teachers Schreiner Institute Stephen F Austin and Sam Houston Teachers while considering MonterreyPrep and St Edwards bouts. Coach Howes Irvin announces Tuesday training at Woodlawn Lake Fashion. Six lettermen return led by Lowe Wendler Kelly Mann OToole and Ghrints. Daily drills set for Woodlawn Lake.
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Duiforme
Earl Lowe
Fred Wendler
Vincent Kelly
Eddie Mann
Pat O'Toole
Tee Ghrints
Kingsville
Schreiner Institute
Stephen F. Austin
Sam Houston State
St. Edward's
Come Team
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Woodlawn Lnke
Bobcats Start Strong In Texas Intercollegiate Series
San Marcos Teachers College Bobcats defeated St Edward's University in a two game set 67 to 40 and 67 to 40, claiming a strong defensive unit under Coach Henry G. Shands as they begin eastern section play in the Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association. The North Texan Eagles of Canton warn rivals with a solid showing against Texas Longhorns, while a two game series with the Longhorns is anticipated later in the season. The Bobcats aim to challenge for the conference title in what becomes an eastern division race.
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Texas
San Marcos Teachers' College Bobcat
Awa
Texas Intercelegiata Athletic Association
St Edward's University Sanita
San Marcos
Henry G. Shands
Bobcat
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