Pinkey Whitney signs with Philadelphia Nationals for spring training
Arthur Pinkey Whitney, former New Orleans champion and Pelicans’ top Dixie Series hitter, agreed to a contract with the Philadelphia Nationals and will join Haven, Florida camp next month. Hodney Whitney, catcher for Tattle Rock, also signed with the Mission Bells and will report to spring camp early.
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Arthur (Pinker) Whitney
San
New Orleans
Pelicans
Hag
Philadelphia Nationals
Pinkey
Ter’ Haven
Fla
Big Longies
Hodney Whitney
Tattle Rock
Clgss
Southern Association
Lags
Bells of
Paritie Coast League
Miazlow
Fyidsy
Apfing
Coat League
Tate
Basketball Scores From Various Colleges And Cities
Scattered college basketball results show Baylor 36 Rise 88 Texas A&M 50 Hillyards 45 Arthur Utah 25 Kanata City A C 205 Cook Paint 33 Texas Tech 27 Simmons 20 Iowa U 30 Creighton 20 Northwestern 25 Minnesota 22 North Texas Teachers 22 West Texas Teachers 12 Iowa State 30 New York Celtics 40 Rochester 34.
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Nexug U
Baylor
Rise
Texas Aggies
Hillyards
Arthur
Utah
Kanata City
A. C
Cook Paint
Texas ‘Tech
Simmons
Iowa U
Creighton
Northwestern
Minnesota
Howard
Posot North Texas
West Texis
Iowa State
New York Celtics
Rochester
German star Peltzer seeks U S track permits
Dr Otto Peltzer the German running marvel pressed the Amateur Athletic Union foreign relations committee for permission to compete in U S indoor meets during his stay. He hopes to run in the Millrose AAU championships at Madison Square Garden and in events in Chicago and at Knights of Columbus meet, with delays cited by officials as puzzling.
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New York
The
Amateur Athletic. Union
Otto Peltzer
United States
Peltzer
Paavo Nuemi
Millrose
Hedin Square Garden
Chicago
Knights of Columbus
Tan
WPI
Otto Beltzer
Amateur Athletic Union
America
de. Peliver
Lusk
University of “Chicago
A. U
Thn Foreign Relations Committee
Nework
Academic Hockey League In Action
Sesund ratind of plays the Academic Ice Hockey League will start Saturday afternoon when the Cadets from Tesac Military Institute clash with the High School Independents at the Sam Pedro Teeland rink. The Cadets defeated the Independents last week in a torrid struggle. Another round of play will decide the league champion. Molly McDonnell Dies at 86 in Ban Rafael Stalbenwell trained Joe Gans and many other boxers.
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Sesund
Ratind
Tesac Military Institute Cadats
Sam Pedro Teeland
Cadats
Molly" McRonnell
Ban Rafael
Cal
D. F
Molly) McDonnell
Aga Ag
Stellenwell
Joe Gans
Utility Team Warmups Before City Teague Showdown
The Public Service Utilities prepare for Thursday night action against undefeated Hoemers, after practice games on Tuesday and Wednesday. They host the M. C. A. All-Stars Tuesday at 8 o'clock and meet the A. B. Frank Independents Wednesday at Turner Hall Court, while urging employees to distribute game bulletins locally.
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Hoemers Quittet
Public Service Utilities
M.C. A
A. B. Frank Independents
Turner Hall Court
Mst Ge
Public Service
Cubs Holdouts Stir Chicago Baseball Preseason
Chicago, day 31, unsigned players including Charlie Root Hack Wilson and Charley Grimm have not signed 1928 contracts. President William Veeck says holdout status unclear as others sign. club officials plan to begin spring activities with signed players, while holdouts may be ignored for now.
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Chicago
Charlie Root
Pitchrr
Hack Wiltson
Cub
Wmotsone
Boldoute
William “Vouk
Huldout
Hal. Carlson
Ander Cub
Charley Gunn
Firrtwacker
Hive
Sigi‘ad
Bue Veeck
Amlata
Jennings Has Little Chance
In Scranton Pennsylvania Hughey Jennings, famed gate at the baseball diamond, remains in grave condition after a restless night. Attending physicians report no change in his status though he showed brief consciousness and was cheered by a cable from John D. McGean, manager of the New York Giants, who played with McGraw on the Orioles in 1894.
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Soranton
Hughey Jennings
J . Tennings
Fohn
D. McGean
Mannigee
New York Giants
Cuba
McGraw
Orioles
Gri t h t i n i high school girls clobber rival
Ruth Harris led Griffith high school girls basketball with 53 points on 12 baskets and a free throw as Griffith defeated rivals 218 to 10 in a decisive game. Hutchins and Allen also contributed heavy scoring for the Kansas Division matchup.
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Ruth Harris
Ind
Griffith
Draughon Wins Clinches Second Repeat Championship
Draughon’s Business College basketball team beat Roemer sextet 81 to 0 at Camp Normoyle Monday night to clinch the girls’ league title. Irene Wilkins Roemer forward had an off night, while Melba Price led Draughon’s with lengthy drives and clutch free throws. Public Service nurses tamed BP hospital 20 to 8, aided by Trene Wendland’s scoring. George O’Brien and Vic Relaults officiated.
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Ford
Ity
Draughon
Business College
Roemer
Tuboecup
Dyosghon
Camp Normoyle
Texas Amateur Athletic Federation
Roae Hill
Puero Franz
Misa Hill
Fleng
Bury Svee Taubert
Prich Seaks
Irene Wilkins
Melba Price
Se Deudere
Lineros Dranghou
Hil
Wruvz
Warde
Tanbers
Tail
Lerrel
Ziegler
Hil Davenport
Lamp
Public’ Service Company
Public Service Girls
Trene Wendland
Public Service Hays
Mitrovich
McCoughan
Graven
Forwarts
Christian
Conway
Trlows
van Baskum
Sehreader
Lecell
Nedd
Wblie
Schofield
J. Wend
Land
J Wendland
Boyle
Juneman
Georges
Rattler Five Faces Tough City League Schedule
Coach Tim Griegenbeck of Saint Marys University notes a hard stretch with back to back City League and collegiate games at Camp Norfold. The schedule lists Elks vs Houston Bankers, Hattie vs South Texas College Bavelinas, and matchups including Police Service, Roemer, St Mark’s, and Catholic Community Center with Saint Mary’s and Houston Bank facing multiple opponents.
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Tim _Griegenbeck
Bt. Mary's University
Hattie
South Texas College Bavelinas
Fort Sim Houston
City League
Camp Nor
Sam Houston Bank
S. Wks
Catholic Community Center
Ve. SE Mary's
Roemer
St. Mark's Va
C. C
Roemer Va
Ham Houston Bank
St. Mary’s Va
St. Afurk's
Berlenbachs Happy on New Honeymoon
Former light heavyweight champion Paul Berlenbach and his wife Anne Rose Riley Ber Jenbach reconciled after a brief marital dispute. They plan a second honeymoon in Revena as they depart together following an annulment suit that was settled and labeled a love squabble.
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Paul Berteibach
Anne Rose Riley Ber Jenbach
Berlenbach
Erly
Intermediate loop games set for Tuesday at Fort Sam Houston
The article notes two basketball games scheduled Tuesday at Fort Sam Houston. In the opener at 9, the Young Men's Subraw association meets the Dibble Sport. Fans should expect a pair of tense youth contests and early season showings.
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Fort
Sam Houston
Texas League Newcomers Introduced by Fortens
MERVYN MITCHELL, First Baseman, Shreveport, a left handed batter and thrower, enters the Texas League as a newcomer. He spent last season in the Cotton States League with Alexandria and Monroe, saw training camp with Shreveport, and has prior contests in 1927.
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Texas League
Charles J. Fortens
Socata
Eens Marear AL
Mervyn
Mitchell
Shrevepors
Alexandria
Cotton States
Frage
Battaha Mitchell
Shreveport
Monroe
Cotton States Engne
Bowling Reports From Ninepey and A Terrace League
BOWLING NOTES show the Booaters and Wetmore near in a tight set with Wetmore taking both games after late rallies. Patsy Jonaz led Wetmore while Blumburg and Kuemosr aided the visitors. Booster players included Dausin, Roy Smith and Kilgore. Wetmore posted scores around the 60s to 70s range. details include 60 61 45 and 83 7 0s in the mix. The Terrace Insurance team dominated early but Florsheim Shoes rallied to win the decisive third game. Hopplin, Reed, Kopplin and Opplio appear among top scorers. auto accident sidelining Opplio noted.
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Wetmore
Berore
Patsy Jonaz
Blumburg
F Kuemosr
Bee Dausin
Roy Smith
Ate Mardieap Leattle
Roluars Insurance Cetfins
Florsheim
Hopplin
Reed
Hottman
Oppllo
Farst Niatch
Cores
M. A. Terrace Insummaes Co
Kopplin
Heitarz Sesseece
Fivenheim Shor Co
Butler
Flier Team Defeats Artillery 35 to 11 in Army Y M C A Basketball
Flier Team beat the Battery Twelfth Artillery 35 to 11 at the Army court Monday to claim the American Division tile. Fifty-second Squadron clinches national section. Fifty-first Squadron and Twelfth Observation Flight to vie for American tie. Lineups listed with McCollough, McKar, White, Rineheard, Grive and others. The program also notes an upcoming talk The Orcult Lie of Bewling by Rev Charles Aarpten at the Gunter Hotel Tuesday.
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Army
Y. M. GC
Twelfth Artillery
Foxture
Twelfth Observation Faure
Torty
McCollough
McKar
White
Rineheard
Grive
Guarde
Talley
Smith
Chaney
Battery BH
Malley
Deereh
Shell
de Busk
Banevirda
Marshall
Anbatitute
Verur
Referer
Stockwell
Bewling
Charles Aarapten
Gunter Hotel
Demolay Goalers Triumph Over Aviators at Kelly Field
Teague teen Dr Molar Intermediate defeated the 20th Squadron in a spirited game at Kelly Field Monday night. Walter Baldwin starred for the winners, excelling on both ends of the floor. Winninep and Duluth also won their hockey clashes in the American Hockey Association standings.
Main Hi Lo Loses to Temple Court Wildcats
Main Avenue High School's basketball team falls 34 to 28 as star player Deplatz Maurice Pipkin fouls out in the second half. The San Antonio squad led 14-13 at halftime, with Pipkin contributing strongly before exiting. Main returns to action against Astin High School on Tuesday.
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Main Avenue High School
Deplatz Maurice Pipkin
Helvens
Pemple High School Wildcats
Temple
San Antonio
Drehoi
Pipkin
Main
Maroons
Astin High School
Indian Wrestler Wins Big in Patiala Bout
Indian wrestler Gua stunned Stanislaus Zybsko at Patiala before a large crowd, claiming a sensational victory in a closely watched bout. The match drew extensive attention from local fans and sport reporters alike.
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Gy Interanflusal
Bombay
Jim. Sr
Gua
Stanislaus Zybsko
Giant Pale
Patiala
Gama
Ang Mabentes
Hunt denies baseball contract amid Aggie football star status
Joel Hunt, star for the 4927 Texas Aggie football team, says he plans no definite baseball offer after leaving college. He denied reports he would try out with the Waco Texas League team or with the Cubs, noting no agreement with any club and Waco as his home town.
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College Station
Tex
Joel Hunt
Tapluin
Texas Aggie
Hunt
Waco
Cubs
Waco Tech
Germany to Send 276 Athletes to Olympics
Germany plans to participate with about 276 competitors at the Amsterdam Games. The squad includes 5 men and 20 women in track and field, 2 male and 12 female swimmers, 12 fencers, 27 men in rowing and hockey, 23 in football, 22 in basketball, 12 in boxing, sailing eight, and five in modern pentathlon, with coaches and attendants.
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Verlin
Germany
Olympic Honers
Amster- Ginn
Olympic
Athleties
Tie Geena
Hooper Loses as Lover Verdict Stings in Ten-Round Fight
Hooper suffers a close ten round defeat to Bat Ling Siover at Fork Chuck. Trainer Jack Tyler says Hooper could have been credited with a draw but declines protest. Lover praised as a clean, clever fighter despite the setback.
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Strooks
Museball Deams
Sen Antolie Yutler
Bertimmit
Bos
Hooper
Fork Chuck
Batling Siover
Jack Tyler
Coul
Clark
Jack
Bites
Arvisu to Sub for Missing Fernandez in Tuesday Bout
Paiko Arvis, a rugged Mexicas fighter based in Laredo, will substitute for Kid Fernandez to face Johnny Hughes in the tens round feature at the Businers Men's Athletic Club. Promoter Seltots wired he cannot make the trip after missing the train. Arvisu arrived in San Antonio Tuesday morning and brings two prior knockouts against Lay Turslbintes. Also on the card are six rounders pairing Hattling Show vs Yersy Young and Langles vs Newsboy Kid Keyee, with Lig Dil Fuelong as who keeper and Bill serving as timer.
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Gayle Talbot JR
Paiko Arvis
Mex
Tco
Will Opyose
Johny Hughes
Dent
Businers Men's Athletic Club
Arving
Kid Pernandez
Toghes
Feragorex
Inul
Janpico
Seltots
Arvisu
Laredo
San Antonio
Orlovk
Tue
Lay Turslbintes
Hughes
Hattling Show
Yersy Young
Pounila
Kid George
George Maveng
Chisago Hans Tamyeight
Brives
Langles
Kid Keyee
Lig Dil Fuelong
Bill
Sevcral
Ttyl
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NSD
Missions
Academic Hockey
Pea Aero
Bee
Jennings
Kansas
Misa Hrutehinn
Mian Alga Allen
Kansas City
Criterion
Irks
Theo
Berlenbachs
Turner
Cloonen'a Deemratore
Atrang Alvin
Schmitt
Couns Cloonen
Bueeiay Ulgwts Kaufer
Zmant
Werar Va. Luthy
Johnston-Whitworth
Johnston
Nehl
Meaillater
Cooper Allmen
Rollins
Sohagien-Wiltworth
Eur Company
Ks Cooper
Bae Howard
Totels
BAY EU
Butsh Wehi Botttlux Company
Siebert
Hee Belline
Winstone
Saiz Tmrpitz
Alexander
Segter
Dave Leber
Nathan Prazier
Eagle Furniture Company
Ak Whiteters
Whitaker
Dirk Reed
Eagle Laneh
Gish
Treuler
Reks
Luthy
Oscar Béech
Coatmen Ura
Meckanus
Resch
Syngh
Laxers
Séorest
Leeson PS
Mactianun
Luthy Fenas
Lougino
George
Pita
Cloonan
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Palmer
Whinera
Waber
Wien
Wamer
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Schneider
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Cohen
Baylor Tee
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Clucuan
Downs Artillery
Winnipeg
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American Hockey Association
Wario
Rese
Paradise
Spain
Houston St
Wildcats
Buffalo
Ibyszko
Fernandez
Laredean
BMAC
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
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