Carrigan Recruits Begin Red Sox Tryouts for 1928
Boston Red Sox manager Bill Carrigan faces a reshaped roster after President Bob Quinn’s winter overhaul. The infield remains largely intact with Todt, Regan, Rawlings, Rogell, Myer, and Rothrock, while new talents Cicero and Hinson join as infield prospects. Ken Williams arrives in left field alongside three minor leaguers Tate Loepp and Williams. Pitchers include Welzer Lundgren Wingfeld and Bradley, plus Morris and Settlemire as notable additions. catching prospects include Horry Heving Doherty Connolly, with Berry highlighted as a promising recruit from Lafayette.
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Boston
Mass
Bob Quinn
Boston Red Sox
Bill Carrigan
Ira Flagstead
Quinn
Carrigan
Phil Todt
Bill Regan
Russell Rawlings
Rogell
Jack Rothrock
Charles
Buddy) Myer
Ken Willams
Walter Shaner
Glen Carlyle
Frank Welch
Allie Tarbert
Ohio Biste
Outer Gardens
Ken Williams
St.Louis
Doug Tate
Washville
G. H. Loepp
Denny Williams
Mobile
Loepp
Wil‘lama
Tony Welzer
Delmar Lundgren
Fred Wingfeld
Herb Bradley
Waterbury Easters
Ex-Mobile
Morris
Morrill Settlemire
Settlemire
Golff Garrison
Texas Valley League
Slim Harris
Charlie Ruffing
Danny MacPayden
Jack Russell
Hal Willac
Fred Hofmenn
Moore
Knox
Nashville
Grover Hartley
Cleveland
Charles Horry
Dallas
Tex
John Heving
Toledo American Association
Ed Doherty
Holy Cross
Ed Connolly
New York
Heving
Toledo
Red Sox
Hin
Squabble over U S hockey entry in Olympics sparks protest
New York through INS reports the American Olympic committee refused to enter a U S hockey team at the St Moritz games. Willam S Haddock had selected Augsburg College team to represent the U S but the committee deemed the squad not representative. The ski team lineup announced includes Charles N Proctor Acders Hagen Rolf Monson with Hagen a 1924 Olympian.
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New York
INS
American Olympic Committee
United States
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Pittsburgh
Willam S. Haddock
United States Amateur Hockey League
Augsburg College
Minneapolis
Waddock
Chicago
Hagen
St Marys Quintet Faces St Patrick's Tonight
St Marys quintet, Waterloo, meets St Patrick's tonight after a 23 to 1 loss to St Patrick's earlier. Readers are informed of a nearby game with Immaculate Day. The contest features early leads and late scoring, with St Patrick's pulling ahead.
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Sanelew
Ordar
Tig
St. Patrick's
Waterloo
St. Wenceslaw
Se. Mary's
Patevick
Laturr
Coast Quint Faces Test in Tulsa Basketball Clash
The Olympic basketball team from France receives a grid test tonight against the Eagles of Tulsa. The team is set to meet the Hillyards of St. Joseph next Monday in the national A A U championship context.
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Coast
la Francisca
Wan
France
Olympic Ric
Eagles
Tulsa
Oklo
St. Joseph
Mational A. A. U. Rhampions
Four Fives Lead OWA Conference in Des Moines
Four undefeated teams top the Iowa conference standings after Jan 1. Simpson and Luther hold two wins, while Morningside and Upper Town have one each, with Parsons at three and one defeat. Upcoming games include Simpson vs Columbia and vs Penn, Parsons vs State Teachers, and Town Wesleyan vs Parsons.
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Des Moines
Simpson
Luther
Morningside
Upper Town
Parsons
Penn
SL. Ambrose
Columbia
Buena Vista
Town Wesleyan
Lutther
Parsons Penn
Dea Moines UT
Jawan Wesleyan
Columbia Buena Vista
Missionary rally opens at First Baptist Oelwein
Veteran Dr Eu vank a 27 year China medical missionary Miss Misse Kappen and Dr Floyd Carr of New York City and Dr Frank Anderson of Des Moines are on the program for the missionary rally at the First Baptist church starting Friday Jan 20. Knights of Columbus hold a County Fair Jan 26 27 28. Clifford Pulis now district salesman for Lincoln Motor in Des Moines. Miss Selah McGoon and Mr B C Hellbrow wed last week in Hollywood California. United Clays Products claims 22926 11 against Ford Paying Co of Cedar Rapids for brick laid on Delwein streets. City owes Ford more than enough to cover claim. council to await decision.
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Courier Special Service
Oelwein
Euvank
China
Misse Kappen
Floyd Carr
New York City
Frank ‘Anderson
Des Moles
First Baptist Church
Knights of Columbus
K. of C.hall
Clifford Pulis
Ford Paying Company
Gedar Rapids
Delwein Tast Fall
Ford Company
Sunday School Cage League Opens Card Monday At Toledo
The Toledo Inter-Church Athletic association organizes inter-church basketball games for Sunday schools to promote wholesome recreation and church loyalty. Members include Presbyterian, Methodist and United Brethren churches with Ernest Kapate as president and John Thomas as secretary.
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Toledo
Courier Specter Service
Toledo Inter-Church Athletic Association
Uurce
Methodist
United
Presbyterian
Presbyterien, Methodiss
Rited Brethren
Ernest TP. Kapkate
Association
ML of Muetzell Sire
John Thomas
Senior Sunday School Basketball Scores From East High Court
Results from last night show Fort Presbyterian 22 United Brethren 1 and First M.E.B. 21 Grace M.E. & St. Pauls M.B. 17, Plymouth Congregational 7, First Baptist 28 Church of the Brethren 12. Junior league games at the YMCA Saturday. Tripoli high wins ninth straight in Frederika. girls fall 22 12 as boys stay unbeaten this season.
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Eaat Ifigh
Fort. Presbyterian
United Brethren
First M. EB
Grace M
St. Pauls M. B
Plymouth Congregational
First Baptist
Church of Brethren
M. C
Tripoli
Frnnali High
Frederika Tuesda
Frederika
Chicago Eyes 1933 Olympics as World Fair Attraction
Chicago plans a historic sports carnival for a 1933 Olympic Games tied to the World Fair. Rufus C. Dawes leads a new committee to negotiate, with events including a heavyweight title bout a world series and intercity football clash. Dates May 1 to Nov 1, 1933, require postponement of the 1932 Games.
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Chicago
Rufus C. Dawes
United States
St. Louis
Baker to Meet Welter Winner Next
The winner of the 10 round Hudkins Tendler bout tomorrow night in New York will face Sergeant Sammy Baker on February 17 or 24. The February winner likely earns a shot at welterweight champion Jon Dundes if he does not retire.
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New York
INS
Ace Hudkins
Lew Tendler
Sammy Baker
Jon Dundes
Black Gold Derby Winner Shot After Leg Break
Black Gold the 1924 Derby winner was destroyed after breaking a foreleg in the Salome handicap at New Orleans. Jockey D Emery fell, the horse rose on three legs, collapsed again, and was shot minutes later. The report also notes Chicago Blackhawks defeated Detroit Cougars 2 to 0 in a NHL game.
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Black Gold
New Orleans
Churchill Downs
D. Emery
Iowa U Athletes To Receive Cups At Purdue Iowa Game
Four University of Iowa freshmen from 1926 27 will receive silver cups for excellence in scholarship and athletics. Presentation by Prof Lews Pelzer will occur between halves of the Purdue Iowa game at the field house. Recipients include football Elwin K Shain Bettendorf basketball Herman Braverman Sioux City baseball John Blackford Hillsboro and track Francis C Wilcox Fort Madison. Wilcox holds a 3 625 GPA and 22 foot broad jump mark. Blackford had a 2 781 average. Shain 2 625. Braverman 2 072.
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Courier Special Service
Iowa City
University of Iowa
P. B. Belting
Lews Pelzer
College of Liberal Arts
Purdue- Iowa
Elwin K
Shain
Bettendorf
Herman Braverman
Sioux City
Base Bay
John
Blackford
Hillsboro
Francis C. Wilcox
Fort Madison
Wilcox
Basketbil
Braverman
Hawkeye
Yale Tank Team Sets Pair of New Records
Yale swimmers set two national intercollegiate marks in a 44 to 18 win over Wesleyan at Middletown. The 1000 yard breaststroke relay finished in 14:47 8 16, surpassing the Navy record by 4.49 seconds. Yale also posted a 150 yard backstroke time of 1:431.5, beating Spindle of Michigan by 2.15 seconds.
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Conn
Yale
Wesleyan
Navy
House of Yale
Spindle
Michigan
Ames Wrestling Squad Leaves for Oklahoma
Ames Ta Jan 19 LPI A squad of seven Town State college grapplers departed for Stillwater Okla for a dual with the Oklahoma Aggies Friday night They will work out in Kansas City this evening Hugh Linn a sophomore will debut on the varsity this campaign. Cornell Cagers Lose Ripon Wis Jan 19 LPI Ripon spoke won from Cornell Mount Vernon Ta 21 25 in a midwest conference basketball game.
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LPI
Town State College Grapplers
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma Aggies
Kansas City
Hugh Linn
Cornell Cagers
Ripon
Wis
Jas
Ripon Spokge
Cornell Callegr
Mount Vernon
Army Navy row over game rules sparks renewed clash
West Point issued a statement amid the Army Navy dispute over responsibility for the breach that canceled the annual service academy football game. Major Philip Fleming said Annapolis insisted on a three year eligibility rule after signing a four year contract, a move Army could not accept.
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New York
Anny+Navy
Service Academy
West Point
Annapolis
Stuly
Army
Navy
Philip B. Fleming
Military Academy
Fleming
McLarnin to Fight Terris in 135-Pound Bout
Seattle’s Jimmy McLarnin has agreed to meet Sid Terris of New York at 135 pounds in New York on February 24. McLarnin, fighting here for the first time, must make 135 or forfeit the match after difficulty dropping from 137. An effort will be made to match the winner with Sammy Mandell, the champion.
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New York
Jimmy McLarmin
Seattle
Wash
Sid Terris
McLarnin
Terris
Sammy Mandell
Paulino to Meet Godfrey on West Coast
Wad Wadhams received a telegram from Al Meyer manager of Paulino Uzcudun accepting February 28 as the date for the match with George Godfrey the negro heavyweight contender on the West Coast. Rickard starts south to Florida with wife and daughter for a vacation and talks with Gene Tunney at Miami Beach.
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Paulino
Godfrey
Los Angeles
Cal
Wad Wadhams
al Meyer
Paulino Uzcidun
Basque Woodchopper
George Godfrey
Rickard
New York
Tex Rickard
Florida
Gene Tunney
Miami Beach
Heeney Delaney Battle March Set In New York
Major boxing plans outline Heeney to meet Delaney in a 15 round bout on March 1 with Sharkey vs Risko on March 12. Survivors would meet in May, winner to face Gene Tunney for the world heavyweight title.
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New York
INS
Tom Heeney
Jack Delaney
Jack Sharkey
Johnny Risko
Gene Tunney
Yankee Stadium
Jack Dempsey
Tunney
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Florida
Miami
Chicago
Gene
Hoppe Trails Solomon In 3 Cushion Match
New York January 19 Willie Hoppe trails Henry Solomon after yesterday's handicap block of their three cushion match. Solomon beat Hoppe 61 to 45 in the block while Hoppe's total score stands 159 to 90. Handicap arrangement lists Hoppe at 2120 points. Luther Wins Again in Decorah Iowa.
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New York
Altho
Henry Salomon
Pacific Coast
Willie Hoppe
Hoppe
Luther
Decorah
Western Union
Grinnell Upsets Dope to Trounce Drake Five
Grinnell College records a 27 to 26 basketball win over Drake University in a dramatic finish. Substitute forward Ingram scores four field goals and two free throws to spark the rally as Grinnell overturns an early Drake lead.
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Grinnell
Dope
Drake
Grinnell College
Drake University
Pioneers
Ingram
Bulldogs
Bottomley Causes Arrest Of Stock Man In St. Louis
St. Louis January 19 federal authorities arrested Charles W. H. Roberts a broker on a charge of defrauding investors out of 100000. Jim Bottomley first baseman of the St. Louis Cardinals claimed he lost 3500 from information received through the mails. Roberts allegedly posed as a close friend of the friend of the House of Morman and claimed advance stock movement information.
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St. Louis
Jim Bottomley
St. Louis Cardinals
Charles W. H. Roberts
Bottomley
Roberts
House of Morman
Japan to Enter Ski Team in Olympics
St. Moritz Switzerland January 19 Japan will compete in Olympic winter sports for the first time with a ski team entered for this year.
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St. Meritz
Switzerland
Japan
St. Mark's Juniors Triumph Over Jubilee Quint
St. Mark's Episcopal junior basketball team defeated Jubilee last night by 18 to 13 in a close hard fought game. The outcome stayed in doubt until the final minutes of play.
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St. Mark's Episcopal
Chicago Hockey Outfit Arrives For Friday Showdown
The Lake Shore Athletic Club hockey team from Chicago lands in Waterloo Friday morning to play the American Legion sextet at the Dairy Cattle Congress Hippodrome Friday night at 8 15. The visitor lineup features goalkeeper Horne, defenders Patterson and Rose, center Fritz, wings Skinner and Connie Joseph, captain Lorne Clay, and ref Charlie Yount among officials.
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Lake Shore Athletic Club
Chicago
Waterloo
American Legion Sextet
Dairy Cattle Congress
Lake Shore Club
Chicago Athletic Association
Horne
Patterson
Rose
Frank Fritz
St. Paul
Stan Skinner
Connie Joseph
Horton, Mich
Lorne Clay
Speed
Chicago Combine
Charlie Yount
Sioux City Fight Fans Wonder Who Griffith Kayoed
Sioux City crowds scramble to identify the boxer knocked out by Buzz Griffith in a Monday night bout. Rumor names Culbertson of St Paul and Battling McKnight of Minneapolis. promoter Walt Pritchard admits uncertainty over the opponent. Griffith’s knockout remains unconfirmed in early reports.
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Sioux City
Griffith
Buzz Griffith
D" Culbertson
St. Paul
Eddie Culvertson
Kid
Culbertson
Walt Pritchard
McKnight
Minneapolis
Buex Griffith
Ames Falls to Kansas Aggies in Invasion Game
In Manhattan Kansas the Kansas Aggies defeated Iowa State 38 to 28 in the opening game of the Texas invasion. The Cyclones led early but couldnt sustain the pace as the Aggies pulled away late in the first half and Iowa State travels to Lawrence to face the University of Kansas.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas Aggies
Iowa State College
Cyclones
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Iowans
Sloan's Liniment Endorsed by Police and Lifeguards
A New York Police Department canvass cites Sloan's Liniment as the quickest relief for muscular rheumatism and soreness caused by exposure to damp cold. Police, lifeguards, and city workers report rapid relief after application, praising its efficacy after long shifts, swims, and rescues.
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Honor Police
New York City
Sloan
Walter C. Meayhart
Gravesend Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Philadelphia
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