Art Fletcher to Pilot Indians Next Year
Art Fletcher, former Phillies manager, will lead the Cleveland Indians next season after securing release from the New York Yankees where he coached last year. Billy Evans, Indian GM, outlined the search process which began with Eddie Collins and Huck Blarkis before Fletcher's selection was announced at the meeting in Dallas.
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Dallas
Tex
Dee
Michael Saxton
American Association
New York
Pacific Coast
International
Billy Evans
Cleveland Indians
Art Fletcher
Indians
Fletcher
Phillies
New York Yankees
Evans
Eddie Collins
Philadelphia Athletics
Huck Blarkis
Washington Senators
Stagg Eyes Four More Years of Coaching at 65
Amos Alonzo Stagg, the 65 year old mentor at the University of Chicago, hopes to continue coaching football for at least four more years and plans to retire around 70. Reggie McNamara, set to compete in the six day bicycle race at Madison Square Garden again this year, has won thirteen six day races, surpassing the record of any other rider.
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Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
Reggie McNamara
Madison Square Garden
Kinnston
Chicago
George Simpson
Fred Strother
Storey
Hanover
White
Dick Rockaway
Petersilge
Buckeye
Gregory Named Denison Grid Captain
GRANVILLE O Dee S Mitchell Gregory Fayettesville DC has been named captain of the 1928 Denison football team. Steve Hichards Columbus was named manager John Owens Granville was named to lead the basketball squad during the coming season. William Love Youngstown was chosen basketball manager. Other selections included Gilbert North Sandusky track captain Raymond Tengson Tray baseball captain George Steward Mount Vernon TL track manager and George Iray Uhrichsville baseball manager. Seventeen vinsky football letters were awarded.
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Granville
Dee S
Mitchell Gregory
Fayettesville
D. C
Denison
Steve Hichards
Columbus
John Owens
William Love
Youngstown
Gilbert North
Sandusky
Raymond Tgenson
Tray
George Steward
Mount Vernon
George Ira
State Tracksters Face Stiff Schedule
Ohio State readers note an indoor and outdoor track slate for the season. Key meets include a January 28 indoor interclass event, February 4 at Wesleyan, February 13 indoor Quadrangular at Northwestern, February 25 vs Indiana in Columbus, March 10 Western Conference indoor, and March relay season finale. Outdoor events run April 14 at Wesleyan, April 31 at She Quieves, April 28 Drake relays in Des Moines, May 5 Michigan dual, and a late May outdoor quadrangular at Madison.
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O. Dee
Ohio State
Northwestern
Chicago
Wuisvonsim
Indiana
Ohio Stadim
Weeleyan
She Qhieves
Des Moines
Michigan
Madison
Wis
Risco Beats Englishman in Cleveland Bout
Johnny Risko, the bouncing bull, defeated England’s Phil Scott in Cleveland last night. Risko dominated with sharp lefts and body punches, a cut eye bleeding as the bout ended with Risko in control. The clash showcased Risko’s speed and precision, outclassing Scott at close range in the eight round verdict.
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Cleveland
Johnny Risko
Phil Scott
England
Scott
Risco
Brillbert traded to Minneapolis in Malone deal
Short note reports Jon Brillbesrt left handed pitcher turned over to the Minneapolis club of the American association as part payment for Pat Malone recently purchased righthander. Also covers coaching and sports items from Iowa Wisconsin Northwestern Cincinnati and Chicago hockey results and sailing news.
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Chicago
Jon Brillbesrt
Minneapolis
American Association
Pat Malone
Ladies Auxiliary in Amherst Plans Christmas Cheer
The Amherst South Amherst Ladies Auxiliary met at Mrs. Henry Kolb's home. They transacted business and discussed sending Christmas cheer to Dayton hospital soldiers and Warrensville ex service soldiers. One new member joined, Mrs Clarence Jern of Amherst. A whist party at Walter Schneider's on Leonhard street hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Schneider followed, with a social hour and luncheon for guests. Local residents and visitors were noted throughout, with several short social visits and weekend activities mentioned. The high school basketball team will play Brighton high at Brighton on Friday.
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South Amherst
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Henry Kolb
Dayton Hospital
Warrensville
Clarence Jérn
Amherst
Walter Schneider
Leonhard Street
Missea Isabelle Roberts
Anna Paton
Elyria
Jean Herd
Agnes Phillips
T. Morris
Oberlin
Amelia Schneider
Margaret Schneider
Elizabeth Phillips
John Miller
William Emery
Paul Steigner
J. L. Davis
O. J. Ruth
Ollie Heusser
Herbert Taylor
Christ Heusser
Quarry Street
William Meacham
Harry Slater
Richard
Charles Bauman
Brighton High
Brighton
George Phillips
Alex Marshall
Gust Herbert
Cleveland
Worneedar
Teahette Roberts
Kkiyria
Opening night draws largest Industrial League crowd
Ten teams opened play at the Y with no walk-aways and none winning by more than ten. P. I. edged Elyria S. & T. 24-24 as Gehl led the Bankers with 16. O. P. S. spread scoring led by Jenkins with eight. Falcon Kneight beat Columbia Steel 28-18, Whitney and Cooper top scorers. Troxel Co. beat Lorain City S. & T. 29-22 with Troxel’s Smith, Bako, Bozooki most prolific. Steel and Tubes, Inc. defeated W. Automatic M.S. Go. 24-15. American Lace out Colson Co. 20-17.
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Elyria S. & T
Bankers
Gehl
Jenkins
Gairtets
Falcon-Kneight
Whitney
Cooper
McCarty
Columbia Steel
Troxel
Lorain City S. & T. Co
Smith
Bako
Bozooki
Troxel Co
Cook
Steel and Tubes, Inc
W. Automatic M.S. Go
Guthman
Buchholz
Raeslar
Ginsselman
American Lace
Colson Co
Myers
Goodsheed
Garriss
Fos
Dieskson
RB. F
Knott
L. F
McGowan
Kunerth
L. G
G. Fils
Pos Field
Tot Smoth
Bozoski
Chapman, R. G
Dubera
L. Geee
Lorain City &. & T
Pos. Field G. Fis
R. F
Sadowski
L. F. Clark
Ceotae
Granger
R. G Slancock
R. G Black
R. F. Lippay
R. F. Raesler
L. F. Buchholz
C Ginselmay
R. Edwards
Field
G. Fis
Dickens
R. F. Nillaen
Rose
L. F . Kuss
E Smith
R. G
Leimbach
K. G. Colson CO
Doty Arrives in Paris New Home and Old Worries
Bennet J. Doty of Biloxi Mississippi lands in Paris as a private demobilized from the Legion of the Damned after an eight year desertion sentence. He seeks to return home, regain citizenship, and cope with new clothes and cigarettes in a changed life. Executions in Shanghai lose a forty percent wage increase strike. A Filipino ends 27 years of exile in Manila. Syria marks a baby’s first tooth with a special dish. An English town memorializes fallen football players with a football sculpture.
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Paris
Bennet J. Boty
Bilox
Miss
Doty
Marseilles
Legion of the Damned
United Press
Ie P
New York
Manila
Leon Flores
Philips Pines
Flores
Cam
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Shrivers
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Soo 'Aie Anderson
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Cobdenberg
Heimbach
Haseroots
BAT Tideess
Wendt
Kargehner
Ish
Lisewsky
Bohn Bete
Ats
Dachtler
Brennan
Kaiser
Bhad Wee
Lorain
E. F. Whitney & Son
West Broad St
Towa City
Burg Ingwersen
Iowa
Ingversen
Evanston
Ill
Dick Winley
Northwestern University
Hanley
Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Ann Arbor
Mich
Bo” Molenda
University of Michigan
Waco Baseball Club
New York Americans
Chicago Blackhawks
A. A. Stagg
The
Maroons
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Wilmington
Saranac Lake
John William Scott
Clarence Eklund
Buffalo
Wyo
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Nebraska
Britain
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Fitch
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Gaston
Chronicle Felegram
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Squires
Bee
Doing
L. F. Ryan
Schrock
Basso
C. . See
R. Wae
L. G. Sees
Falcon-Knight
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Los Angeles
Shanghai
Executioners’ Union
Becausa
Syria
Lala
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Juli Ave
Atwater
RADIO
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Philadelphia Battery
Sgniton Company
Middle Ave
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