Peckinpaugh’s five walks in debut game stun crowd
The New York Yankees nominee Peckinpaugh drew five bases on balls in his first big league game against Philadelphia while Ras Keating, a former spitballer, faced unusual trouble. Keating’s control woes and Peckinpaugh’s patient plate appearance marked a rare athletic spectacle with no swings at balls.
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Head of Indians Calls 1928 Diamond Season Greatest
Atlantic City December 22 President B9 Harvard new head at the American League predicts 1928 will be a greatest year for baseball. He cites changes in management and the universal draft as key factors influencing players careers and league pricing. Minor leagues to decide on discarding the drafted principle by January first after joint meetings.
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Hanover High Girls Team Opens Season Tonight
Hanover High School hosts Hagerstown High in the first game of the season at 3 15 tonight. Coach Sua Condonabets nucleus of last year and a hard schedule promises a strenuous year for the Hanover girls, who are regarded as among the cleverest in southern Pennsylvania with several returning players and new promise.
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Nameless A C to Put Team On Floor
Nameless A C plans a basketball season with a new local coach aiding the Nameless AiWette Ohhamn. Despite a rough gridiron year, the club shows improvement and aims for a stronger run as they prepare for the December 26 contest against Co. Bequint at the Armory.
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Ty Cobb Rumors Stir Giants Spring Plans
New York reports minimal mention of Ty Cobb during winter meetings as Donna Mack’s Athletics reportedly plan to retain Cobb or trade him to John Murray. Giants shift spring training from Sarasota to Augusta, Cobb’s hometown, hoping his presence boosts attendance alongside Ruth and Gehrig.
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Tunney Eyes Summer Battle After Golf Round
Gene Tunney discussed possible heavyweight matches for next summer in Mian Fla after an unscored round with Pony McAtee. He said Rickard would not force a match now and a future fight could be staged by another promoter if Rickard declines. No opponent was named. Tunney claimed a better offer than Rickard’s.
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Alphas Rally In Win Over Potomac Edlemn Co
The Alpha basketball team defeated Potomac Edlemn Co by 84 to 20 to take the lead in the Industrial Basketball League. Strong defense and crisp offense powered Alpha scoring as top players like Barr and Miller led the effort.
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Verdict favors Rogers Horns in New York Giants case
A jury in an efrenit court found Hornaby’s fever and awarded $26,260 to Frank Moore of Cincinnati after a dispute in the case involving Louila Cardinals and the Giants. Eight people were killed in a separate Krakow disaster that swept the historic area, with seven others injured. Tarnowoki, Poland, invited to Japan, and a former ambassador to Washington were noted in the dispatch. Mr and Mrs John Paughorn moved to Baltimore on Tuesday.
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