Absence of Good Ends This Year Lamented by Davis Walsh
The article, by Davis J. Walsh, discusses the difficulty of selecting an All American backfield from a standout year. It names leading backs such as Cagle Mizell Scull and Harpster, debates positions, and notes many players across Wisconsin, Notre Dame, Georgia Tech, Stanford, and other schools, with emphasis on Cagle and Mizell.
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Davis Walsh
Football Results From Regional Games and Pro Matches
University of Detroit defeated Georgetown 33 to 13 while Newport Naval Training Station beat Quantico Marines 10 to 0. Loyola Chicago posted 7 to 0 over De Paul. Citadel won 25 to 0 against Presbyterian. Glark, Knoxville a 0 draw. Colorado Ageios 35 beat Colorado College 13. Pepertia All-Stars 34 topped Wake Forest 6. Pro games saw Chicago Bears 28 over Frankford Yellow Jackets 6, Steam Rollers 7 vs Green Bay Packers 7, New York Yankees 19 lost to New York Giants 13.
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Chicago Bears
Frankford Yellowjackets
Eeeienes Steam Rollers
Green Bay Packers
New York Yankees
New York Giants
Walsh's All American Team Selections Era Notes
The list presents Walsh’s college football All American teams across First Second and Third groups. Ends include Fesler Ohio State Smith Boston College Rosenzweig Cargie Tech Barrabee NYU Tackles Miller Notre Dame Pommerening Michigan Guards Post Stanford McMullen Nebraska Center Punch Georgia Tech Backfield Cagle Army Strong NYU Mizell Georgia Tech Scull Pennsylvania Third Team includes Gordy Brown Texas Lassman NYU M Brown Missouri Lawler Princeton Gibson Minnesota Hagler Alabama Crabtree Florida Harpster Carnegie Hoffman Stanford Carroll Wash Grant NYU Carmen Utah Di Meolo Pittsburgh Dreshar Carnegie Randolph Indiana Hovde Minnesota Hume Southern Methodist Connell Detroit Renge Davis Elkins
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Bothy Cagle
Strong
Cagle
Mizell
Scull
Harpster
Cuisinier
Wisconsin
Brazil
Detroit
Glassgow
Iowa
Holmer
Northwestern
Bennett
Indiana
Welsh
Purdue
Gillespie
Villanova
Thomason
Georgia Tech
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McEver
Tennessee
Weston
Boston College
Nagurski
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Smith
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Hagler
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Beloin
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Thompson
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Moynihan
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Jones
James
Snow and sarcasm in a list of misc musings and jokes
A quirky collection of lines about snowfall and urban annoyances. It jokes about praising snow while condemning slick sidewalks, notes a mattress theft in Sault Ste Marie, and teases Christmas wishes for Italic fonts. It also includes quips about a baby’s weight, a London doctor, a truck wrecked eggs, a Washington co-ed, and famous last words.
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London
Times
Nebraska Eyes Wilce Amid Coaching Market Shuffle
Reports in Big Ten circles say Dr. Jack Wilce is weighing an offer to become Nebraska head football coach. Wilce, who quit at Ohio State under alumni pressure, has also been linked to Harvard and other schools. Nebraska’s drive coincides with Beary’s return plans to Washburn, while Indiana’s Pat Page is said to be in the west for possible coaching talks or scheduling.
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Chicago
Jack Wilce
Becme
Theniversity of Nebraska
Wilee
Ohio State
Harvard
Nebraska
Ernest Beary
Washburn College
Indiana
Pat Page
West
Hoosiers
Pacific Coast
Big Baseball Powwow in Toronto Draws Major and Minor Officials
Toronto hosts a yearly baseball powwow where majors and minors mingle. Executives managers umpires players and writers gather to trade players and discuss league affairs. Fans meet oldtimers and insiders as headlines shift from Texas leagues to Medicine Hat and the New England circuit.
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Toronto
Can
Clarence Rowland
White Sox
Medicine Hat
Ken Strong Top Scorer In U S Grid Football 1928
Ken Strong of New York University is named the country’s best individual scorer with 161 points as his team approaches its final southern games. Banker of Tulane is runner up with 124 points in 10 games, leading seven major conference leaders including Carroll Washington and Clark Colorado College among others.
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Ken Strong
New York University
South
Strong
Banker
Tulane
Jeader
Pat
New York
Golfers Ask New Jersey Station for Course Help
Golfers of New Jersey request guidance from the New Brunswick agricultural experiment station to improve their golf courses and overall game. The initiative seeks practical design and turf insights to enhance playability, turf health, and course management.
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New Jersey
Agricultural Experiment Station
New Brunswick
Change in Size of Golf Balls Quite Unlikely
Water loo golf enthusiasts and dealers dismiss reports of a standard golf ball size change. They cite course layouts at Byrnes Park and Sunnyside Country Club, cost concerns, and the fact players prefer longer drives. A manufacturer even plans a ball that travels farther, while golfers value distance over precision.
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Byrnes Park
Sunnyside Country Club
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Bartin
Independence High Cage Schedule Shows Tough Battles
Independence Iowa December 3. Both the boys team coached by M O Nicholson and the girls team coached by Miss Mary J Rundless are training for a demanding season. The boys roster includes Wilkinson Iekel McMillan Leytze Tate Frye Selis D Fiester Keagy Wengert Thompson B Wilkinson Ehrke Black Hopkins Bomhoff Higgins Agnew. The girls squad features Mildred Day Dorothy Olsen Winnifield Ballou Grace Allen Vivian Gissell Mabelle Lane Jessie Henline Vera Schneider Mildred Rowland Mary Gleason Betty Celeste Hall Grace Hansen Mildred Martin Emily Burke Pauline Bickenbach. Schedule lists Dec 4 Lamont away Dec 14 Maynard away Dec 21 East Waterloo home Jan 11 Manchester home Jan 12 Winthrop away Jan 18 Maynard home Jan 22 Oelwein away Jan 25 East High away Feb 1 Jesup home Feb 3 Manchester away Feb 9 Winthrop home Feb 15 Jesup away Feb 16 Oelwein home Feb 22 Lamont home Repesents doubleheaders.
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Courier Special Service
Independence
M. O. Nicholson
Mary J. Rundless
Nicholson
W. Wilkinson
Iekel
McMillan
Leytze
Tate
Frye
Selis
D. Fiester
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Wengert
Thompson
B. Wilkinson
Ehrke
Black
Hopkins
Lamont
Maynard
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Manchester
Winthrop
Oelwein
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Floyd Bulldogs target games with Black Hawk county teams
Floyd Inc Bulldogs organize an independent basketball squad led by manager Ralph E Belknap and plan to schedule contests with Black Hawk county teams. The Bulldogs host the New Hampton Panthers in Floyd tomorrow night.
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Black Hawk County
Ralph E. Belknap
Floyd
Bulldogs
New Hampton Panthers
Nineteen Football Lives Toll of 1928
Ray Shinners, 18, of the Milwaukee Normal school football team, died from injuries suffered about a week ago. He becomes the nineteenth gridiron fatality of the season, surpassing last year’s mark but one short of the 20 deaths reached in 1920.
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Ray Shinners
Milwaukee Normal School
Bridgeport club files voluntary bankruptcy petition
The Bridgeport club filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition listing liabilities of 52187.56 and assets of 35.70. The Eastern League is listed as creditor for 8044 and the New Haven club for 750. Other creditors include Hartford club 1500 Springfield club 750 and Albany club 500.
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Bridgeport
New Haven
Hartford Club
Springfield Club
Albany Club
Colleges and Unbeaten During Year of Upsets
The Associated Press notes a dozen undefeated college football teams remain, with Florida poised to face Tennessee and Georgia Tech set for a New Year’s showdown with California. Other squads, including Emory and Detroit, have not suffered a loss or a tie, as season conclusions approach.
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Florida
Tennessee
Knoxville
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Pasadena
University of California
South
Emory
Henry
Midwest
Detroit
Boston ‘College
East
Bottomley Named National League Most Valuable Player
Sunny Jim Bottomley of the St. Louis Cardinals has been chosen as the National League MVP by Baseball Writers Association officials. He earns a $1,000 cash prize, finishing with 76 points, six ahead of Freddy Lindstrom of the New York Giants.
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Lindstrom
New York
U.P
Sunny Jim Bottomley
St. Louis Cardinals
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