Yanks Go Into World Series Badly Crippled
In Dixie series play Birmingham and Houston fan base fills stalls as 15,000 seats already sold for today’s game amid a Buffs return from Birmingham. Baron parade greets Buffs. speculation centers on pitchers Nos or Welle for Birmingham and Daymes for Houston while Snider and Dobbs exit from consideration.
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Houston
Tounten
Birmingham
Wiére
Aland
Houston Baseball Club
Buffalnes
Barons
Stafon
Eam
Fourton
Buffs
Wrowzhi Sauls
Texas
Bull Bu
Johnox Dobbs
Baron
Lolier Nos
Eddie Welle
Cor Hirmingham
Jim Lineos
Redwings Hold Even In Indian Series
In Tochester on September 20 the Redwings and Indians split a doubleheader, each winning one game. Hochester won 30 to 5 in the first affair, while the Indians against Exit Yee and pitcher Herman yielded a brisk contest with free hitting and late rallies. Seven pitchers were used in the day’s play.
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Tochester
N. Yu
Tadigospolis
Rockater Slood
Hochester
Indians
Exit Yee
Pittsbergh
Herman i
Etsy
Rede Ginge
Yde
Trinity Tigers Triumph in Home Opener Victory
Trinity University defeated Westherford College in their home debut with a strong rushing game led by standout back Fale who ran eighty yards for a touchdown. The Tigers showcased a powerful plunging attack while containing end runs and passes from the visitors.
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Trinity
Berg and Myers Box in Chicago Oct 8
Chicago dispatch reports a boxing bill event in which Jack Berg of Idaho meets Myer Myers of Chicago in a featured heavyweight bout. The article notes the match date set for October 8 in Chicago as part of a scheduled card.
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Berg and Myers Box
Chicago
Jack Herg
Englieh
Sweet Sag Mrers
Pocotein
Idaho
Eagles Edition Brackenridge Rising Power Sparkles in 20-0 Victory
Brackenridge freshall team showed potential as Riley Puckets machine clicked early and dominated Del Rio Wildcats 20 to 0. DeWire Mra starred as a standout punter while Melugin's kickoffs set up the march, and the Eagles controlled the line with strong backfield drive and resilient defense throughout the game.
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Brackenridge High School
Freshall
Riley-Puckets
Brackenridge Athletic
Ecrapps Wildcats
Rio High
Eneles
de Tio
Lheal High School
Ieclee
Eagles
Melt Melugin
del Hig
Fen
Oval
P ENNANT CHASERS AT DOCKS AND DORM LOSES
A garbled game report notes Pennant chasers and doubleheader schedules with scattered names and play details. The text references teams, players, a touchdown sequence, penalties, and various coaches, but the muddled OCR makes a clear narrative difficult to extract.
Rattlers Face Victoria in Saturday Junior College Clash
Victoria travels to meet the Ratlters in a Saturday afternoon game with Marlow noting Chadite Teaihers as the likely trigger man for a potent offense. Assistant coach Irvin stresses a balanced attack as Woodlawn Hills pivots aim to hold off a resilient Victoria offense led by key backs and linemen including Tawrence Calemay and Prashne.
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Mary's University
Irvin
Woodlawn
Nowes
Chadite
Teaihers
Victoria Junior College
Mort Sam Apuston
Lee Hag
Tive
Wen
Tawrence
Rin
Calemay
Chriaty
Ratilery
Haenss Maxn
Jefe End Harake
Valeman
Jett Rian
Netean
Malone
Righ
Antible
Mania
Esaveence
Neigeterta Nesrata
Baliack
Prashne
Adams
Boxing results from the Auntated Cece notes several world title wins
The article lists multiple boxing bouts with winners including Vitte from the Philippines and Basil Galiane from New Orleans in featherweight and other weight classes. Notable names mentioned are Harry Forbes of Chicago and Gordon Smith from Detroit, with various claimed results and unfinished bouts surrounding dates and places.
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Cece
Anite Konejal el Nsoneri
New York
Fata Ener
Philippines
Ante
Basil Galiane
New Orleans
Volod
Harry Forbes
Whicaga
Duhnny
Folimon
Tolele
Amt
Sammy
Tempted Toledo
Ark Mae Welk
Toledo
Gordon Smith
Detrsic
Mile
Uhick Sams
Plas Ruecked
Sear Eddie
Joe Keffer
Clay Genet Kor
Yloprai
Clawson
Gries
Caiterl
Ifimiay Piola
Beng Angeles
San Ding
Ymin Maghex
Cleve
Islands
Wu Tan Angzelon
Billy Weat
Edi Ga
Crowning the New Featherweight Champion at MSG
In a dramatic Madison Square Garden bout on September 20, Andre Routis defeated Tony Canzoneri to claim the featherweight title. Routis, a 21 year old orphan who honed his craft in the United States, overcame an early rough start with persistence and a strong body attack, earning a 15 round decision in front of 17,000 fans. The victory marks a historic upset as Routis becomes France's new champion in a fight witnessed by experts and spectators alike.
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Eagles
Motugin
Kaifing Lerween
Murray
Pinces
Tharttet
Laer
Bin
Torfertinal
Fuente
de la Fuente
Whitesy
Wrasheariner
del Tio
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MMA
Faye iVan Sern
Cape Glazeoys
Hohnan
Martin
Ghalte
Rismy Gilera
Nighardran
Adan
Wright
Seeeea Sie da Fuente
Whitney
E.e.eru
Th Adams
Tait
Melugin Ye Duke
Cullen
Uniton
Varnee
Alan J. Gould
New York
Ter—Y Lluroyed
Andre Routis
Madison Square Caeden
Tony Canzuner
Amalinn
Halen
Koutis
Aia
Sary
Couinee
Noutis
France
Cautance
Ind
Louts
Erknee
Lst
United States
Dent
Siddig Anderson al Ehlens
Jing
Hia
Kirgene Criqui
Tartis
Tons
New Orleans
Canzoneri
Mimast
Wil
Routin Dew
Formhart
Neil
Stoutis
Tias
Acereena
Nevdse
Ttnutis
Frederi
Inter
American tennis players in three day Davis Cup exhibition series
The American team hosted a three day Davis Cup style exhibition at Los Angeles, with Bell assisting in a mixed lineup against English players. Several matches featured notable rivals from California clubs and Princeton performers, though many names appear garbled.
Stars Romp on First Big Day of Football
New York reports the opening day of the college football season with many major teams in tune-up matchups. Yale Harvard Princeton Brown among those delaying their start while others like Cornell Penn St St. Lawrence and Fordham schedule contests and promise action as teams debut.
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Pigshin Warriors
Eastern College
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Brown
Willam Ilenderson
Helwren Cornell
Clarkean Terk
Catgeate
St Lawrence
Dartmouth
Nowich
Pennsylvanie
Ursinus
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Byrgn
LaPayette
Albright
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Ningnes
Calabia
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Georrelawy Snd
St. Mary's
Penn Stite
Seba Valley
Fordham
St. Honaventus
Washington
Jefferson
Tethany
Littin
Amberat Leckling
Das
Strugetes Wraleyan
Bates
Wiliams
Southerners Key Notre Dame Chicago In Openers
The 1928 gridiron season opens with Notre Dame facing Loyola New Orleans at home and Chicago meeting Ripon, with each program testing strengths against Southern and Midwestern foes. Weather threatens late games as doubleheaders include Marquette at Milwaukee and Detroit at the U. S. center.
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Chicago
Notre Dame
University of Chicago
Middle West
Notre Dame Hill
Loyola
New Orleans
Rould
Carolina
Marnow Reserve
Ripnn College of
Wisconia
Yailerk
Itagh Mendelhall
Tibbs
Hax Balstere
Suige
Carolinians
Indiana
Wabash College
Bloomington
Viaine
Marquette University
Milwauker
Del'aut College
University of Detroit
Kozeluh Favored to Beat Richards in Final Clash
In Forest I0l8 Sep 20 Kozeluh and Richards, top European and US champions, collide in the American tile tournament final. Kozeluh seeks the crown after strong form in Europe and a semifinal win, while Richards aims to repeat success from prior matches.
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Richards
Forest
U—Kacei Kozeluh
Vincent Richards
Europe
United States
Tolas
Keriek
Pacato
Kezelyh
Marcel Smadorans
Cali Jorpian
Moune
Stia Net Attorkk
Ierihin Ani
San Pedro Tigers in Iron Man stunt in Laredo
Mahnny Dunkmore leads the San Pedro Tigers in an Iron Man act before away games against Tintedo High on Saturday and Cann Nertiagle on Sunday. The lineup lists multiple players by position across offense and defense.
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Mahnny Dunkmore
San Petro Tigers
Laredo
Tintedo High School
Aml Relwen
Cann Nertiagle
Geidirnn
Thinsmore
Mayrre
Caredaz Nota
Sorren
Riggs
Tiennemason
Garcia
Graves
Guaris
Deliart
Wilke
Anderson
Chalmbridae
Fontaine
Brominick
Junea
Ani Mossman
Willie Dunsanore
Dirbbseks
Texas Miners Edge New Mexico Eleven in Early Start
In El Paso the Texas Miners defeated New Mexico State Teachers College, as Coach Ki J. Jie Stem led the effort. Frank Block of Detexetine, Cox, and Jeff Cataphill from Abilene were among the players warming up before Friday’s game.
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Sent
Ki J. Jie
Stem
Treas College of
Mineg
Itefen
New Mexico State Teachers College
Frank Block
Detextine
Cox
Jeff Cataphill
Abilene
Alcroft Sets Course Mark In Ohio Open Play
Albert Alcroft of Youngstown Ohio led a professional gathering at the Ohio open practice round near Haltime, shooting three under par 68 with Horton Smith of Joplin Missouri following. Alcroft gripped by strong driving, birdied several holes to finish one over par on the home stretch.
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Haltimore
Fiepl
Kallimore Countey Club
Albert Alcroft
Pra Af Youngetown
Ohio
Han
Horton Smith
Japlin
Alcroft Turnel
Wiehart Jiedean
Hakler
Elwin Pianatin
Gar
Uren Bircion
New York Regulars Face Uncertain Spring Ahead
Disjointed notes discuss Yankees players including Jose and Teague with mentions of pitchers Pennock and Wiley Moore. A murky update hints at spring training plans, injury notes, and possible lineup shifts as teams prep for the season.
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New York
Yankees
Jose
Amomg
Wiley Moov
Nic ‘Mavaan
Rte
Cardinals Clash In World Series Thriller Despite Tigers Rally
The Cardinals and Yankees again battle in a tense World Series game with standout pitching by Kent Greenfield and late-inning drama. Chicago, New York, and St. Louis clash as Cardinal bats rally in the thirteenth, tying the game and edging ahead to force a decisive stretch amid injuries and strategic moves.
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Cordinala
Ley
Keaves
Folin Mafivan
New York
Silack
F-ton
Chica Cubs
Cordinals
Theifteenth
Kent Greenfield
Smith
Koune
Richbourg
Cenrge Limpoe
Amith
Farrell
Andy Sigh
Vottomsey
Kent Greenfiel
Mint Rheny
Caroline Inefor
Batdhag Smith
Larry Benton
Tobi McGray
Cuba
Garry
Maore
Gnome
Dog Cennwith
Giant
Fioe
Tnt Mn
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OB Nelson
St. Macy's
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