Navy and Army May Reconcile Voids in Gridiron
War of 1928 football season hints at a possible U S service academies détente at Annapolis and West Point. Officials expect a peace effort to restore athletic relations and permit players across the three year varsity rule. Army and Navy leaders discuss terms, with retirement of two superintendents easing path to renewal.
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Alan J. Gould
Arms Navy
Seth
Iftol
Rayy Revamses Syanu
Peice
Ic Uniferestool
Navy
Associated Press
Annapolis
West Point
West Point Elanding
Imain Co
Wasa
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Winuns
Nishon
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Academie
Nsec Tn
Othjerie
Baseball Enthusiasm Wavers Amid Busy Playoffs and Attacks
National attention shifts as attendance hits highs and lows. Discussion centers on crowded schedules in the Southern and International leagues, with talk of runaways harming gate receipts. Frank Snyder relies on staff depth as the Disi and Dish series unfold and pitchers face strain.
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All American League
Southern Association
American Association
International League
Amongs
Pacific Coast
Guy
Yankee Athletic
Notre Dame and Midwest Title Dreams Open Big Ten Era
Football fans across the Midwest focus on the Notre Dame, Chicago and Indiana lineups as the Big Ten season begins. Notre Dame meets Loyola of New Orleans while Indiana faces Washington at Til c indington and Chicago schedules a slate of smaller opponents. Rockne’s Irish prepare to clash with Army Navy and top national teams as one of the season’s most demanding schedules unfolds.
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Chicago
Midlewest
Notre Dane
Indiana
de Jarmeling
Notre Dame
Loyola of New Orleans
South Send
Dodinna
Walash
Tilcondington
Knute
Bell to Hurl for Rochester in title series tilt
Rochester September entry reports manager Southworth planning to start star pitcher Herman Bell for Rochester in the second World Series game against Indianapolis after rain postponed game one. Indians won the opener in a 14 inning, 4 to 3 victory. both clubs are champions of their leagues.
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Rochester
Indianapolis
Southword
Trochester
Herman Bell
Indians
Sersey
Wings
Rochester Matchewe
Brown
Sir Connolly
Toporcher
Gelbert
Koenorke
Southworth
Blenkiran
Kawlénan
Rf Spencer
Tare Monahan
Ah Warstler
A Felix
If Surrus
Th. Mds
Yde
Rally
60 HI TEAMS GO IN ACTION AUSTIN Sep 2
Interscholastic league football action outlined for Friday and Saturday with multiple UIL games listed across Texas venues including Corsicana Alvin Colimbia Bonham Beeville Fort Worth Cleburne San Antonio Waco Sabinal Temple and other towns. Conference play involves numerous city and school teams facing off in late summer schedule.
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Austin
Hoydi Henderson
University
Texas
Corsicana
Alvin
Colimbia
Bonham
Tut
Stallotteville
Lert
Modlien
Matnhotf
Mis
Tharr
Palestine
Trey
Falls Trost
Doches
Yastor
Randian Worl
Whartina
Cendraw Uth Tallas
Acuna Dougan Match Promised by Shelton
Leroy Dougan is set to meet Dieg next Tuesday in a boxing event at Tu Shelton’s venue near Ler Thoven Hall. The card features Nid Lenehe and Wiego in a kid wag victory style match, with Shelton endorsing the Internation club ties between Thistiess Alen's Athletic club and other local interests.
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Leroy Dougan
Dieg
Bantion Acuna
Tanie Lin
Tu Shelton
Ler
Wiego
Lich Jraucho
Shelton
Internation Club
Alen
Saturday's grid card showcases college football clashes across regions
A dense ledger of slated games lists teams such as Victoria, San Antonio, St. Marys, Lafayette, Lehigh, Lehigh vs St. John, Penn State, Syracuse, and many others. The card highlights matchups by college and university with locations including San Antonio, Columbia, New York, and Washington, spanning conferences and rivalries.
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Middiebury
Army Om
Reston
Nuy
Inston
Bislen Callego
Latha Het
Grerrelawn
St. Marys
I Escion
Lafayette
Albright
Belbirhor
Lehigh
St. John
Orono
Satne
Thode Island
Southwestern teams ready for action
Ny International News Service reports Arkansas university football opens at Ole Miss in Oxford. Clarence Cols, Ragerback quarterback, out with an elbow injury. Witger Totnes to start. Texas Longhorns face St Edward's, with Kehee and a veteran lineup. Coach Meagher happy with Jansing and Vigari. Methodist University plans twenty four man lineup as Vones shines against Towon Payne. Daniel Baker Ttllbillies prep for Texas Christian game at stadium. German Clark monitors backfield. Ponca City hosts regional round in national tournament.
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Ny International Ninvs Service
Arkansas University
Oxford
Miss
Ole
Durkers
Clarence Cols
Ragerback
Willy
Witger
Totnes
Austin
Aviten
Longhorns
University of Texay
St. Edward's Uly
Soltis
Kehee Com
Fem
Jack Meagher
The
Salts
Jansing
Vigari
Ford Wort
Daniel Baker
Pexas Christian “University
L. C. U. Tlorneil
Uerman Clark
RELAY RACE AT LAREDO HIGHLIGHTS BORDER RELAY
The South Texas Chamber of Commerce nerve convention features a six mile inter national relay from Nueva to Laredo with teams from Monteresa MOA to be catered. Springs schedule lists football games from Sept 28 including Melvin at Richland Springs Rochelle at Stirhlane Spence Oct 12 Tango at Tdanor Oct 20 Santa Ani 20 Tampasne Nov 3 open Nov Yo San Suba.
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Laredo
South Texas
Rouss Nervous About Cowboys Game
Sul Ross nerves show ahead of key contest as Bulloss grapples with Cowborough, speed and heady football shaping hopes. Coach Graven optimistic despite rival challenges, with players focused on discipline and tempo to edge the heavy opponents.
Hunt Earns Battle With Big Peterson
A garbled report details an upcoming heavyweight bout featuring Okina and Peterson. It mentions heavyweight contenders, a venue in Power City, and names like Jakvlelore Wak and Genl Macnaling, with unclear round counts and results. The fragmentary text references Milleaulis and Th pl as context.
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A. Okina
Ilvateniment
Ugilionie Tatler
Mite
Okladoin
Mime
Vetereun
Milleaulis
Ling
Jakvlelore
Mhver
Gcnel Macnaling
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Frank Snyder
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Wichita Falls
Peaney
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Bert
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Murinan
Awain College
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Fun Muregy
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WM Soe
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Virginia Miliary
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St. Lee
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Astor
Southwestern
St. Ed
Texas Longhorns
Daloab
Methodist
Towon Payne
Aras
Arkansas City
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Yale
Newark
Newark Alores
Alamo Plaza
Jacobs Mazur
Stetson
Society Club
Urry Society Club
Mnousto
Sul Ross
Hunt
Big Peterson
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