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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1926

Page

4

Harris Grips Fight Card In Hagerstown Armory Show

Local fans pack the Armory tonight to back Billy Harels and Terry O Day in a strong boxing card. Harris and Groves, both in prime pink condition, meet as favorites while Dutch Shaffer and Mike Far headline a special color bout. The event, staged by Mack Ger Staley with arrangements near Miller’s Clear, promises a gripping ten round program in a venue long known for lively ringside action.

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New Proposal Aims to End Intentionally Free-Pass Balls

The Prudential Insurance Athletic Association of Newark urges a rules change to allow batters who receive free passes to attempt to steal or advance bases after four balls. Commissioner Lans likely to present the amendment to the rules committee next month. The proposal argues such plays thrill fans and would modify rule 2 to define the batter’s allowed actions after four balls.

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Show-or-Place Joey Josey and the 1926 golf year

A ragged reminiscence tracks Show-or-Place Josy a young golf pro known as Joey Turpes to a 1926 season of major events. It notes high finishes in Sacramento and near misses at the U S Open, with rival stars like Jones Sarazen and Hagen cited as contemporaries. The piece conveys a rise and near-miss arc as he contemplates a 1927 move.

Jimmy Jowers Joely Lyall Huby Withers Warry Turpest Somone Josy Priilan Gall Lewis Alan Gene Sarazen MacDonald Weller Hagen West Anthony Farrell MacDonald Sait

Third Major Loop Seems Impossible in Baseball Era

New York reports that Giants manager John McGraw calls a third major league plan foolish. He estimates $20 million capital needed to launch, with nine cities at $47 million, player costs near seven million, and outcomes uncertain amid interest from prominent figures.

NW York Der Jain McGraw New Year's Giants Toolish Weuneh

Decline of Champions Across Major Sports in Upsets

A New York report notes near three of four champions have been deposed in recent seasons across sports. Rowing and swimming largely defended titles, while football and boxing saw many champions toppled. Baseball, bowling, horse racing, ice hockey and auto racing saw complete champion upheavals.

New York Dec Abbot Ting Champinns Ng Lilies Hluf Torinn Bine Bine Crocha Myoloud

Chrysler Five Triumphs 24-20 Over Wayneshers

The Chrysler five defeated WayneshersTM by 24 to 20. Roung and Hark starred for the local team while Torche visitors featured Manger and Schmidt. Chrysler will play the Predener, with the second game set for Thursday night against the Alsalia-Altoom Ovquilanes. The Chrysler lineup included B. Phillips LH. Sagui Rowoe Sail and Vy Hari.

Chryslers Yas Roung Hark Saydairousers Torche Manger & Schmidt B. Phillips LH. Sagui Rowoe Sail Vy Hari

Milwakee ACA entries fuel Madison track carnival

Many enter track stars from Harvard Syracuse Boston College Holy Cross Brown Georgetown Notre Dame Ohio State Princeton Maryland Virginia Loveland and others to compete February 3 at Madison Square Garden. BoxingTonight Armory event also listed.

Smw York Madison Sniwito Garden Healish Harvard Syracuse Boston College Holy Groys Hrown Georgetown Notre Dame Ohio State Lakayalie Colpete Maryland Virginia Princeton Haskell

Famous Capital Five To Play Alsatia Here

Washington Congress five known as the Yankees, successors of the Congress Heights team, will visit Alsatia for a Thursday night game. Manager Tom Cross announced the engagement after the Yankees beat Frederick Mustiers on Christmas night. Other top teams may join, including the Rochester Generals and Frederick Huetlar, with additional matchups noted for January. The program will feature Chrysler’s Geauga cope and Profusion Yong as an opening attraction. Tickets are forty cents. game time listed as 7:45. A large crowd is expected.

Washington Alsatia Satardus Chrysler Tdi Geagua Ioyers Cain

Weight Lifting Champs to Appear at Event

Report outlines a weight lifting meet featuring Richard Bachtell, Robert Snyder, and others, highlighting past records and Olympic prospects. The program on Saturday evening includes gymnastic acts by Roane and Hammacher, plus musical numbers to entertain the audience.

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Deposed Bill Aprechimie Aids St Louis Cards Manager

Bob O Parrell, now manager of the World Championship St Louis Cards, signed a one year contract after a failed attempt to reach an agreement on salary. Bill McKeehnty, former manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates, will assist. Brendon believes Cardinals have strong pitching staff and will perform well under new leadership.

ST. Louis Bob O'Parrell Huger Hornsby New York Suhiry Bill McKeahnty Pitdsturgh Pirates O'Marrell Clayroll Ori Seagan Brendon McKeehnia Wach O'Hare

New Cards Manager Engagement Ties to Bride in Chicago

Holt O'Farrell the newly appointed St Louis car funds manager announced engagement to Miss Arline Edwards of Chicago. The wedding place was West Hudted with boxing headlines tonight and Armorv Ady noted.

Chicago Holt O'Farrell Rogers Hornaby St. Loupe Arline Edwards Chiewgm Mise Edwards

Ball Scandal In Court Aims For Quick Resolve

A troubled baseball case involving Cobb Speaker and Smokey Joe Woody heads to court with Attorney General and league officials weighing recourse. The mixed hearing aims to reveal Cobb's side of the story, while bets in the stands stir tension as legal action looms this month.

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Fragmented Memoir on Detroit Tigers Scandal Rumors

A garbled fragment recounts accusations of corruption and deceit surrounding Detroit baseball figures. It mentions authorities, a tainted retirement, and unnamed individuals amid a tangle of disputed actions and alleged misconduct.

Tunney Not Yet Signed For Title Defense

Gene Tunney, retiring in Maine, refused a promoter’s demand to defend his heavyweight title against Jack Delaney in New York next September. He will hear from other promoters and asks the public to decide the next contender for the crown.

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