Minors Oppose Move With Vigor In Baseball Draft Debates
Associated Press summary notes delegates at the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues convening in Toronto discuss proposed amendments to draft laws, with opposition rising among minor league figures and talks of trades dominating the agenda. Notable items include W Robie case against Seattle and Lena Bryles trade from Toronto to Reading amid broader contract disputes. New corsets showcased as fashion brief accompanies sports notes.
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Associated Press Star
Toronto
Seattle
Slary
Collegian
Indians
Robie
Pacific ‘Coast
Hinkie
Haines
York Club
Lena’ ‘Bryles
Athletics
Craff
Reading
Court Stars Tonight for Opening in YMCA Season
The YMCA of Harrisburg hosts the opening game at 8 13 tonight pitting the Y M C A five against the Harrisburg Rose squad, a college star lineup led by Wallace and Klein. Coach Duke Wright may start Corky Snyder and Shaw with Schindel and Nisewander at the pivot. Fiery and Less-Young anchor the backcourt, with Green and Robison in reserve.
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Harrisburg Roseswoad Quint
Wallace
Klein
Elis Lere
Duke Wright
Y. M. ‘Co. A. Five
Corky" Snyder
Shaw
Young
Fiery
Green
Robison
C V A L Cagers Start Practice In Two Cities
Waynesboro and Frederick high school cagers opened practice for the C V A L season with fifty men reporting in Waynesboro and sixteen in Frederick. The champs will feature a practically new team this season. Frederick will retain seven players from last year, with center likely to be the toughest position.
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Waynesboro
Frederick
Pennsylvania
Wildcats Face Hancock All Stars In Weekend Tilt
Wildcats soccer eleven set to meet Hancock All Stars Sunday afternoon at Wi- Hamport field. Upstaters field a strong lineup featuring former high school and college players. Cats will use regular lineup with new green and orange accented jerseys.
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Wi- Hamsport
Wildcats
Hancock All- Stars
Upstaters
Ers
Cats
Feld
Hornsby grows prize grass to fuel Cubs plan
The Chicago Cubs target top infield and outfield by buying blooded grass from Rogers Hornsby on his St. Louis area farm. Hornsby promotes grass for golf courses and sports fields while running a thriving farm with horses hogs and chickens. He emphasizes outdoor life and eye care for players as keys to a long profitable career beyond baseball.
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Hornsby
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Raj
Rogers
New York
Boston
Frank
Cardinals
Giants
Braves
T ‘Hat
Havana Ribbon Five Cent Cigar Promises Quality
A promotional note extols Havana Ribbon five cent cigars, boasting Jim-Dandy tobacco expertise and 30 years in cigar making. The ad claims nickel buys a superior smoke with ripe middle leaves, long filler, and no bitter or underripe filler, offered in practical packs of five cigars.
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Havana
Avana
Fve
Brining Voted Captain Of 1929 Potomac Eleven
At a High School meeting Harry Brining was elected captain for the 1929 season replacing Ton Hall. Odella Leiter was named manager of the Potomac Streeters. Only Nall and Heinz graduate, the backfield remains strong, and the team foresees a competitive push for the C. V. A. L. title.
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Harry Brining
Ton” Hall
Odella
Stretch’ Leiter
Potomac Streeters
Brining
Nall
Heinz
Annapolis
Bruce Trips Wisport 3 0 in State Soccer Tourney
Bruce High of Allegany County overwhelmed Williamsport 3 to 0 to advance in the state tournament played at Hancock. Two goals came from penalties. Bruce will face Catonsville High in Hagerstown Saturday at 2 PM for the West Shore title.
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Williamsport
Bruce High
Allegany County
Hancock
Allegany Boys
River Rovers
Bruce
Catonsville High
Hagerstown
West Shore
P - Landis
Harsh
Castle Zinkmerman
Samsell Cesses
Lloyd Weiderhold
Buharp
White boxing gloves trial planned in Illinois
Chicago Dec. 5 The state athletic commission has decided to try white gloves after several boxers suffered long incapacities from dye in gloves. A London shop once worth 7500 before 1914 was sold recently for 35000.
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Chicago
State Athletic Commission
London
St Pauls Take-Two League Bowls Sunday Winners Edge Christ Reformed
St Pauls in the Sunday School Bowling League won two of three games against Christ Reformed on the YMCA alleys. Total pins were 1441 for St Pauls and 1854 for Christ Reformed. Hotchkiss led with a 194 single game and 483 for the match. City Bowling League standings show City Light 18 4 and 666, with Eagles, Taxis, and Security also listed. High totals in last night’s City League went to Eagles 2541 and City Light 2359.
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St. Paul's
Christ Reformed
Hotchkiss
City Bowling League
Pet City Light Oo
Taxis
Segues - T
Palladino
Stain
City Light
Eagles
West Shore Soccer Title Game Sets Up Western Shore Final
Catonsville High School meets Bruce High of Westernport in a 2 PM Saturday match at Willow Lane Park to decide the Western Shore title. Bruce beat Williamsport 3 to 6 and Catonsville topped Indian Head 5 to 4 to reach the final, with both teams described as highly even rivals for the statewide championship opportunity.
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Catonsville High School
Bruce High
Westernport
Willow Lane Park
Bruce
Williamsport
Catonsville
Indian Head
Western Shore
Rested Eyes Home Remedy Advised for Mrs. Housewife
A brief domestic health note urges tired housewives to lie down for half an hour after lunch. A cloth dipped in hazel is applied over the eyes to rest and brighten them visibly as a daily self care tip.
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Hancock All
Ty Cobb
Gove
Jack Brown
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Loritierd Ga
Scrappy End
Register of Voters
England
Lesshes
Hadgarstown Ad
Bobby Garciava
Andy Kelly
Hebie Welsh
Lee Halfpenny
Benny Goldetein
Lee Roberson
Mike Ferrar
Bobby Crafton
Gale
Apy Lcentere
Charley Short
Bruce Trips
Wisport
ST Paul's
Lambert
Goodyear
Ctum
Jonathan Street
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West
Desptrigg Tote Weiss Cigars Company
Aberdeen
Stu Harrinbere, Pas
G.H.P. Cigar Co., Inc. Phils
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