Army Announces Great Grid Card
The Army announces its 1928 football schedule featuring a December 1 game against Stanford at the Polo Grounds. The plan includes Harvard Yale Notre Dame Nebraska and other top foes, aiming to crown a national champion amid service-vs-coast rivalry and a landmark eastward invasion by a Pacific Coast program.
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New York
Navy
Army
West Poilnt
Leland Stanford
Polo Grounds
Southern Methodist
Harvard
Yale
de Pauw
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Jand
Stanford
Far West
Boston U
Providence
Carleton
Olympic Club
Oregon
Lower California
Idaho
Fresno State
Southern California
Santa Clara
Washington
California
Eleves
Annapolis
West Point
Princeton
Philip Fleming
Biff’ Jones
Pacific Coast College
Chicago
Philadelphia and Chicago Games Postponed by Rain
American standings note rain postponements with all other games delayed. Planned matchups include Boston at Cleveland New York at Detroit Washington at St Louis Kiladelphia at Chicago.
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Boston
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
National Games Today Tie Up Rain Postpones Several Games
National results note Cincinnati 3 in a rain affected day with other games postponed. St Louis visits Philadelphia while Cincinnati plays Boston and Pittsburgh meets Brooklyn Chicago plays New York in remaining matchups.
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W. L Pet
York
St. Allis Ete Ee Ee
Cificago Eae
Brooklyn Eae
Pittsburgh Ac
Bdington Rete Ee Wee
Piladelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Incinnati
Following The Stars Incoherent Baseball Highlight
Rogers Hornsby homered into the center bleachers off the Boston Braves with George Sisler aboard in the late innings. Cobb singled for the Athletics first run, Trifled scored next, and Bris Speaker added an RBI. Rain interrupted a star lineup including Babe Ruth Gehrig Meilmann Waner. A grain congress is planned in Regina Saskatchewan in 192? marking the West’s opening spot.
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Rogers Hornsby
Boston Braves
George Sislenin
Sigler
Braves
Cobb
Athletics
Bris Speaker
Tines Mn
Regina
Sask
Saxophone For Appointment Phone 2118
A. B. Sauer at 543 Broad Street offers saxophones by appointment, with contact via phone 2118 for arranging visits or consultations.
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A. B. Sauer
Fight Results Feature Chicago Boxers
Chicago flyweight Ernie Peters defeated Henry Cullen in six rounds. Welterweights Louis Lavelle and Harry Dublinsky won their six round bouts. George Kerwin beat Al Klein, both from Chicago, in six rounds. Eddie Conners lost to Harry Dublinsky in a featherweight bout in Grand Rapids.
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Chicago
Ernie Peters
Henry Cullen
Louis Lavelle
Anderson
Tony Sanders
Harry Dublinsky
Eddie Conners
Grand Rapids
Wich
Geroge Kerwin
al Klein
Baseball players and teams listed for American and National Leagues
A fragmented recap shows Ruth Gehrig and Kamm among Yankee and White Sox homers, with league totals and players like Hornsby and Seaton noted. The Zeppelins plan a commercial airship LZ 127 with 20 passenger capacity, 6,000 mile range, 26 crew and 50 mph speed. A $250 prize is offered for a Western Australia centenary ode.
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Zeppelinsche
Western Australia
Balilla Depth Records Reported as 331 Feet Submerged
Italian submarine Balilla reportedly reached a depth of 331 feet, claiming a new world record for underwater immersion. The claim highlights advances in undersea capability and military testing during the period.
Experts to Study Tourist Problems in Yosemite Park
Secretary Work has called three expert advisers to assist the Department of Interior in solving the problems of handling tourists in Yosemite National Park, California. Last year more than half a million tourists visited the park, compared to about 200,000 previously.
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Washington
Department of Interior
Yosemite National Park
California
Italian S Q S call 1926 park congestion plan
The 1926 Italia S Q S initiative reports doubled efforts to prevent congestion and protect park beauty. Appointed members include Duncan McDuffie of San Francisco, Frederick Law Olmstead, and John P. Buwalda, geology professor at Caltech. The note credits The Hlyrias Progressive Printers with a 391 debt or code.
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Duncan McDuffie
San Francisco
President's Coordinating Commission For National Works
Frederick Law Olmstead
California
John P. Buwalda
Wednesday's Five Best Radio Features 1928 schedule
United Press outlines the Wednesday radio lineup with WEAF WEAF and WJZ hook ups. The program includes opera La Favorita and The Singing Girl operetta, Richard Crooks tenor, and home companion hour. The Atlantic City station WPG and WOR also feature evening broadcasts in eastern standard time.
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United Press
WPG
Atlantic City
N.eb. L. A
Richard Crooks
WEAF
WJZ
Home Companion
John Boyd visits Akron and local society events noted
Vincent area notes Mrs Ellen Trocksley hosts visit in Akron for John Boyd. Lizzie Langton visits nephew George Langton. Ladies Aid to meet June 7 at the church with Mrs A C Haynes and others hosting. Many neighbors and families visit, shop, or attend events in Elyria and Lorain.
Ladies' Aid and W M societies postponed to June 13
South Ridge reports the Ladies' Aid and W M societies will meet Wednesday June 13 at Mrs J H Delefield's home on Townlins road. The choir will gather at the church Wednesday evening. A children's day program is being prepared. Several residents attended baccalaureate services at the M E church in Elyria. Rev C Holzworth and family depart Wednesday for a motor trip to Erie Pa to visit relatives and friends.
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South Ridge
Ladies’ Aid
W. M
J. H. Delefield
Townlins Road
M. BE
Elyria
C. Holzworth
Erie
Rélaives
Afr
Clarence Lapp
Chicago Night Life Is Exiled
Chicago’s night life is being driven outside the city as prohibition enforcement closes clubs and padlocks more than three hundred venues. Many roadhouses and eateries in Cook County have sprung up in suburbs while several downtown clubs such as Moulin Rouge Friar’s Inn and Al Tierney’s Town Club faced padlocks after patrons brought liquor from hip pockets. Circuit court of appeals upheld the padlock and the U S Supreme Court declined to review. Observation evidence has been used by federal officials to close Chicago resorts with authority in Volstead act sections against keeping liquor on premises.
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Chicago
Cook County
George E. Q. Johnson
United States
Edgar B. Elder
Moulin Rouge
Friar’s Inn
al Tierney
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Iowa
Wisconsin
Attendants at Amherst Anniversary and Nearby Visits
In attendance at an anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Merbert Mo in Amherst Saturday evening. Several local residents and relatives including A Madill of Lorrain, George Knittle family, Albert Berg of Amherst, Clarence Lapp, Anthony Delefield Ida and Elsie Delefield, Henry Lewis, Kathryn and Lydia Dute, Henry Dute in Henrietta, Charles Bechtel Raymond Bechtel and families Brownhelm, Theodore Grills West Ridge with sons Melvin and Harold, Zetta Roth of Loraine, John Embern Cleveland, Conrad Ernst Earl Dehn, John Springer Amherst, Carl Friday Cleveland, Carl Fowl West Ridge, Frank Baus, Frank Lange, June and John Lange Detroit, Mrs Earl Dehn visiting Cleveland, J P Bechtel with W T Collier Elyria, E C Schubert Oliver Townline road, Lewis Spiegelberg Irma and Russell Townline road, Henry Ficht Cleveland visiting George Knittle.
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Merbert Mo
Amherst
A. Madill
Lorain
George Knittle
Albert Berg
Clarence Lapp
Anthony Delefield
Ida
Elsie Delefield
Henry Lewis
South Amherst
Kathryn
Lydia Dute
Henry Dute
Henrietta
Charles Bechtel
Raymond Bechtel
Brownhelm
Theodore Grills
Melvin and
Harold
West Ridge
C. Z. Smith
Conrad Ernst
Earl Dehn
Zetta Roth
Lo- Tain
John Embern
Cleveland
John Springer
Carl Friday
Carl Fow
Frank Baus
Frank Lange
Frank, Jr
June
John
Detroit
Mich
Irma and
Russell
Townline Road
C. J. Smith
Henry Ficht
Regular air service linked Cologne to Brussels Antwerp and London
Regular air service has begun connecting Cologne with Brussels Antwerp and London. The new routes link major European hubs, expanding cross channel travel and business ties among cities.
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Cologne
Brussels
Antwerp
London
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