Grange and Wilson clash in wild football tussle
Sunday NFL action showed Granges and Wilsons trading leads as Bradsaw and Wilson starred on offense. Yardage surged with a 35 yard pass rush and late momentum by the Wildcats. Interceptions near the goal and a fumble near the end shaped a tense finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitz
Wildcats
Qwathdown
Bradshaw
Wilson
Yankees
Tod
Ters
Drom
Yaks
Grange
Red Grange May Retire From Gridiron
The article reports Red Grange seriously considering retirement from football after his Army service and hints that if he moves into movies he will quit the game. It notes his large salary and profits share but mentions additional financial concerns and obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Red
Grange Nin
Army
Stakiar
HU Matton
Wildcats and West Coasters Clash in Major Conference Tilt
The report lists lineups and substitutes for the Wildcats and West Coasters with players such as Grange, Morrison, Tinian, and Wilson. References mention scores, broken field runs, tackles, kicks, and substitutions as the teams prepare for a large international tournament and a New Year’s Pasadena echo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falthach
Hankess
Pease
Grange
Hubert
Baker
Coglizer
Wildcats
Brass
Morrison
Tinian
Atio
Fem
Scholz
Budy
Probst
Gottfried
Scharfend
Suds
Maloney
Wilson
Chahe
West Coasters
Suiasse
Reed
Flaherty
Tako
Camerim
Gutak
Wortha Wonin
Big Pooles Hiebert
Alabama
Pasadena
Sifp—ske
Eddie Tryon
Gran Les
Dian
Souther
Sharon Pickens
Pat All
Mehlhorn Wins Santa Clara Valley Open Soli
Cobb and Speaker take on capital as Mehlhorn of Chicago wins first prize of 500 in the Santa Clara Valley Open Soli. He sets a course record with a final 65, finishing strong. Meyer tops field in money with 214 to 216 scores for Farrell and Loos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pes Rose
Cass
Idol
Mehlhorn
Chicago
Santa Clara
Bill
Arindur
Stead
Otters
Johnny, Farrell
New York
Eddie Loos
Ed Dailles
Oklahoma
Ity
Latzo risks world title in featherweight showdown
Latzo faces a pivotal featherweight bout as a top contender awards a world title shot in a semifinal elimination. Promoter schedules the New Year clash for Saturday with opponents from Boston Philadelphia and Philadelphia likely. The winner could become the successor to the late Louis Kid Kaplan in the title lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weeble Fisth Meng
Pete
Peri
Pea
Red Chapman
Boston Anil
Benty B
Philadelphia
Eerie
Susgessor
Tyrone
Louis
Kid) Kaplan
English Farmers Rebel Over Hunts On Their Lands
A Cheshire farmer, Thomas Vaughan of Mulherhurst near Nantwich, refuses to let the Cheshire hunt proceed on his property and dares a hunter to fight. An injunction restrains the hunt while disputes over trespass and warnings spark tension as fox hunting meets farmer resistance in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
JPI
Thomas Vaughan
Multrehurst Farm
Nantwich
Cheshire Hunt
England
Junior high football champs crowned in large division
The Washington Erving junior high class eleven won the championship of the largest junior high football division. Many players are set for senior high football next fall as coach Jimmy Miller, the standout, has proven a strong leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Erving
Jimmy Miller
Jimmy
Ministers Challenge Judge Landis With Eight Commandments
Dr. Willi Rudger criticizes Judge Landis, presenting eight commandments aimed at fair baseball court procedure. He urges the public to judge whether Landis should preside given his $265,000 yearly pay and scrutiny of evidence. Other points warn against bias and urge avoiding discharged players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb
Ecoming
Detroit
Landis T
Resin Checks Homer Fever In National League
New York December 27 The resin dusted bands altered the ball era in the National League. Home run totals fell to 634 after a rise and the epidemic seemed curbed. Team hitting declined with runs and averages slipping from prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YEW
York
Ditchens
Pro Football in San Antonio Draws Sparse Crowd
In Fort Sam Houston stadium an event featuring Red Grange and George Wilson drew a thin crowd despite $3 tickets. The writer notes San Antonio’s small turnout for professional football and suggests the game may signal limited local interest in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red” Grange
New York Yankees
Wildcats
George Wilson
Fort Sam Houston Stadium
Wim
Mystery Veils Newest Move in Scandal
Clouds gather as Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker travel to Washington amid allegations by Dutch Leonard of game fixing in 1919. The pair offer no explanation, while officials weigh blackmail and league action. Comiskey defends Landis amid prior World Series fallout. Ducks Valley’s California All-State edges Ernie Nevers in Oakland 9-7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qricago
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Washington
Jook
Teonard
Teague
Speaker
Tin
Hit
Cobb
Tegardid
Augusta
Leonard
Landis
Post Office Department
Ietter
Williams
Chicago
Charley A. Comiskey
Chicago Whites Sox
Comiskey
Ehref
Critisis
Ban Johson
Frank Navin
Detroit ‘Tigers
Nagin
Navin
Johnson
United States Golf Association Moves Toward Independence
New York reports America shuns Royal and Ancient rules as the USGA declares its independence by scheduling the American Open opposite the British Open. Observers note Britain may lose prestige and Britons may revolt against the governing club as calls grow for a new national golf body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Rice
Universal Service Riall
New York
America
Royal and Ancient Golf Club
United States Golf Asociation
Atmericdus
Britain
England
Golf Association
Eviline
Royal and Ancient
Che
New Orleans Race Track Adds Judges for Winter Meet
The Louisiana Jockey Club announces four patrol judges for the winter meeting at the Fair Grounds from next Saturday to Mardi Gras March 4. Judges James McLaughlin John Carey John Doyle and Richard Leigh will oversee all races with a three member board including Presiding Steward Joseph A. Murphy and Steward John T. Treland to rule on infractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nhw
Orleans
Dee
Louisiane Jockey Club
E. R. Bradley
Qile Oval
James McLaughlin
Jom Carey
John Doyle
Richard ‘Leigh
Joseph A. Murphy
John T. Treland
Sharkey eyes bout with Delaney and Maloney in NYC
Jack Sharkey seeks two of four bouts contracted with Tex Rickard. Promoter Buckley says Sharkey can face Jimmy Maloney first, then Jack Delaney, as Sharkey targets the light heavyweights and plans to box in New York on the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tack Sharkey
Harry Wills
Jack Delaney
Jimmy Maloney
Harry Persson
Johnny Buckles
Sharkey
Tex Rickard
Delaney
Maloney
Rickard
Buckley
Record Book Streak Extended By 20.10 Meters Time
Milan reports Talion Walker Callegari set a new 20.10 meter mark in one hour 36 minutes 53 17 seconds, slicing nearly 29 seconds from Veltrgon of Denmark’s eight year old record. Dutch champion loses as Berto weighs in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Talion Walker
Callegari
Veltrgon
Denmark
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grangs
Aemp
Harold
Scherwitz
Grihee Goren
Yanees
Algorisani
Akir Cain
Dgats
Piaherty Johnston
Kearney
Busch Walters
Avison
Erickson
Bnet
Grance
Ve Teca
Mondar
Pittsburgh
Bill Mehlhorn
Latzo
Ee Ieeesan
Willi Rudger
Linwond Route
Lantis
Ty Cobdani
Commerce
Sion
Chase Seation
Ali
Mystery Veils
Scandal
Baileys Stars
Oakland
Cal
Duck Vailey
California
Ernie Nevers
Thuluth Eskimos
Oakland Ball Park
Barney
Google
Spark Plug
Tre Law
Iygard
Poo
Dead & Ae
Fast National Bank
Debby
Ameried
New Orleans
Jack Sharkey
Tealy
Teo
Berto
Italy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!