Seals Manager Shuffle Aimed For 1918 Season
In San Francisco Nec 27 1918 Terry Towns tipped as next Seals manager after return from England with plans to meet Nawas. Talks with Jerry awaited. Sacramento and San Francisco clubs weigh candidates including Brumaon and Mayer as they haggle over who will guide the team next season.
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Terry Towns
Sealy Nxt
Terry
Eng Angeles
Nawas
Jerry
Mleary
Epler Baum
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Vitramento Club
Buc Rodgers
Lido Ant
Thay
Graham
Baynr
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Clu
Ana Mayer
Reagan Gilbert Set for Ten Round Fight Tonight in Ogden
Promoters book a 20 round bout between Pat Gilbert and Jimmy Reagan at Bill Glasmann Armory Crown Ogden. Both fighters in peak condition after intensive training. Anticipation builds as advance sales and out of town fans signal a hot boxing night with two preliminaries and Ring official Tones Armstrong.
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Utah
Jimmy Reagan
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Reagan
Mie
Troll Hoya
Ogden
Muma Thas
Rougalie
Srank Armstrong
Prante
Fang
Tha Yost Min
Koko
Tin Gehl
Baseballs to Cost More Next Season in Chicago
Dealers report higher baseball prices. major league balls that sold for $2.25 will rise to about $2.50 next season. Other sporting goods including footballs, tennis balls, and gloves also see price hikes of roughly 16 to 25 percent as wholesalers adjust costs.
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Chicago
Ona Drator
Taghomn
Bisa
National Junior Tennis Close Points to Semi Finals
New York December reports fast play and tight matches in the Seventh Regiment National Junior Indoor Championship. Emerson defeats Moldau by 14 32 1 6, Rich ards over Alexander, Henderson over Sandberg, with Bag ford beating Cohen to reach finals. Doubles see BasfordDonaldson and SchardeTaylor advance, while EmersonBarnheim win to reach lower bracket semifinals.
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New York
Gerald Emerson
Grange
Vincent Récharis
Edward H. Flendergon
Ardherst
Sunior
Singter Tours
Emerson
Werbert W. Moldauatoin
Bebe Richards
Shepard I. Alexander
Henderson
Sandberg
A. A. Bagford
Isidore Cohen
Cacll
Nonaldgon
G. R. Comfort
Tomart
E. ¥. Kilian
Je. By
G. Fmerson
H. F. Dorsheim
W. B. Ongood
Atternno
Barnheim
Brauner
Terman
Flints
Hale
Basford
Willard Names Terms For World Championship Contests
CNGAGO Dec 28 Jess Willard clarifies terms for a Red Cross boxing match to raise funds. He says the bout should be for the world championship with more rounds and no fixed title condition. Wilbur denies setting limits on the match as purely a charity affair and notes the Red Cross accepts money, disputing reports of opposition from national boxers’ organizations.
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Cngago
Jess Willard
Red Cross
Sinka
Wilbur
Hha
Comiskey Offers $50,600 for Bush
Dee Comiskey owner of the White Sox offered $50,000 for Joe Bush, pitcher of the Boston Americans, in a bid tied to Boston franchise president Frazee and Nie Siegel entente.
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Emicago
Dee
Charlee
White Fes
Ins
Joe Bush
Boston Americans
Arcong
Frazee
Nie Siesiin Elnte
Army Athletes Praised At Intercollegiate Athletics Meeting
Messages from Secretary of War Baker and Secretary of the Navy Daniels commending army and navy athletic activity were read at the National Collegiate Athletic Association meeting. Col. Palmer B. Pierre presided as universities and colleges were represented. The Texan Agricultural and Mechanical College joined the association, bringing membership to about 300,000 students. A recommendation to introduce intercollegiate rule shooting and a new standing committee was approved, alongside creating rules for boxing as a recognized college sport.
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Texan Agricultural and Mechanical College
Aluo
Manawerd
Tinnaytrania
Yale and Harvard Have Bred for Twenty five Years Says Sargent
New York November 27 Dr Judney A Sorgen Harvard director of physical education told Athletic research pottery Lere todas that Yale and Harvard had long pursued limited athletic ideals but wartime changes are guiding them toward broader participation. He urged getting everybody into the game and noted the shift toward mass athletic culture. George J Visher president of the models outlined work by the Young Men's Christian Association and the commission on training camp activities for army men in the United States and France calling for more trained personnel to France. Fisher reelected president of the society and Wilbur D Bowen elected president of a normal school. Joseph C E Tagert reelected secretary treasurer.
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Judney A. Sorgen
Harvard
Lere Todas
Yio Ani Blarvard
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Phyeles
Ure
Dr. Sargent
George J. Visher
The
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Comemisseion
France
Posaibie
Anne
Fisher
Wilbur D. Bowen
Prey State Normal School
Waa
Joseph Ce. Tagerett
Secretars
Leopards to Visit Pleasant Grove Five in Salt Lake
Des 28 Coach Tommy Fitzgutrle leads several basketball stars on a trip to Pleasant Grove to face their five. Nomicy Attinger Anderson Gilmer Deatle Sil and Chipman make the travel squad as regulars are yet to be chosen. Leopards practice with the university squad at the U gym, four full squads turning out and Bond material being developed. The Penn State meet looms as the Pennsylvan ia and CCNY showdown decides the championship tomorrow.
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Legpards
Pleasant Grove
Salt Lake
Des
Tommy Fitzgutrle
Sever
Abt Grove
Nomicy
Attinger
Anderson
Gilmer
Deatle
Sil
Chipman
Tommy
Leopards
Penn Ties Cornell In Chess Tourney
Players from the University of Pennsylvania and Cornell University tied at two points apiece in the second round of the nineteenth annual Triangular Chess League tournament held in New York. The match carried high stakes as the teams battled for early supremacy.
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PENN
Cornell
New York
Nee
University of Pennsylvania
Como University
Army football association plans two championship soccer series
In Chicago on December 27 Peter J Peal president of the United States Football Association announced plans for two championship series of soccer games between army teams nationwide. The games would be held near cantonments with proceeds going to a soldier athletic fund.
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Boccer
Chicago
Peter J. Peal
United States Football Association
Army
Soldier Athletic Fund
Officials Satisfactory Select Referee for Army Navy Game
Jerry Abbott, famed western football referee, is chosen as head official for the Army Navy game in San Diego New Year festivities. The selection follows local pressure between Army and Navy zones, with other names discussed and plans to field top officials from several camps and colleges.
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Utah Artillery
Navy
Jerry Abbott
Portland 8056 Up For Election In Northwestern League
Portland baseball fans choose a manager for the Rose City team in the Northwestern League. The player of the 1947 Portland squad with the most votes will be drafted. McCredichre asked fans to submit suggestions, to be considered after the annual meeting in Seattle on January 10. Bae Borton and Gusbishet are favored.
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Portland Baseball Lane
Rose City
McGredle
I McCredichre
Fana
Seattle
Bae Borton
Gusbishet
Love and conflict amid a marriage proposal
An exchange reveals tension as Alli fears George’s past acts and a lover’s promise. The dialogue shows despondency after a late-night marriage proposal and a demand for restraint before wedlock. Police in Dallas, Texas are noted in a separate brief about eight-hour day protests.
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George
Pallas
Tex
Jehelr Jong
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