Midstate Football Season Opens With 50 Team Membership
The 1928 season kicks off as GMIVAGO announces a 50 team lineup. First game scheduled for Sunday features players culled from the Chivage region, signaling a bold start to a year of spirited gridiron action.
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Heavyweight Grapplers Clash in San Antonio Showdown
Wrestlers battle for glory in Beethoven hall on Wednesday night headlined by a heavyweight clash. Siegel, a top contender, faces the town’s rival as Labriata and Davis meet in a preliminary with a one hour limit.
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Barons Star T o Brooklyn Barons T o Brooklyn
Max Rosenfeld, center fielder for Birmingham in the Southern association, has been sold outright to the Brooklyn Nationals. Rosenfeld, a product of the University of Alabama baseball coaching, ranks among the ten leading hitters of the Southern association. We will report the move to the Robins in the spring.
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Cotton States Flag Series Tied In Final Game
In icelandic typed text from Cotton States League play Wickeburg Billies and Hultiesburs meet in a deciding game in ICESBURG Mississippi. Wickesbury rallied from behind yesterday as Roddh delivered a timely triple to seize the lead and push the series to a 3 2 finish.
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Brae Burn Qualifiers In 31 Players For Match Play
The thirty one qualifiers for match play are listed with names and scores from the Brae Burn event. Notables include George Van Etro Detroit 15 Dod Armitreps Auvers TL and Thomas P Peckirs Great Britain SEO7A-15S with several others from Boston Philadelphia and New York among the names and scores shown.
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LaBarba Beats Graham in Bantamweight Return Showdown
Fidel La Barba former Oswego champion wins a bantamweight bout against Bushy Graham of Lute in a temround decision on Tuesday night in Los Angeles. The comeback bid continues as the still-recognized bantamweight champion loses the title claim in the clash.
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Lary Refuses To Report Tony In Sale Controversy
Youthful Oakland shortstop Lary refuses to report to Miller Huggins after sale to the New York Yankees for 125000. Sacramento players report the incident as a sensational holdout threatening legal action and demanding full 1000000 payoff before spring, impacting roster plans and world series implications.
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Matt Winn New Boss of Washington Park
Washington Park in Chicago the home of the American Derby will operate under new owners The American Turf Association has purchased the plant from the Minutes Jockey Club The place will be rebuilt according to Col Matt Winn head of the American Association
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Boat Racers Plan Intercity Regatta Weekend Meeting
Final arrangements for an intercity regatta are underway as Sea Antuniy Boat Club members meet at the chamber of commerce to organize events Saturday and Sunday. City sponsors plan palm decorations at the Medina Jae course, banners across Houston Street, and a 2:20 p.m. start each day with entry fees around the 60 cent range.
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