Yanks eyeing moves after World Series loss
Reports say the New York Yankees plan changes for 1929 including possible trades involving Meusel Ruffing and Koenig while the St Louis Cardinals face roster shakeups. Speculation centers on positions such as third base and catcher with manager changes and bids for alterations in the Cardinals club.
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J. Wallit
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Sports Editors
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Bib Falk
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Yanks
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Ed Morris
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McKechnie
Defenses Shine as Charles City Plans for Waterloo Game
Charles City notes strong defensive play in last night scrimmage against Waterloo preparation. First team shows better defense, Briscoe limited, Green sidelined, Blum's status doubtful. Damro carries well, Leek and Kuhn vie for quarterback roles, Ripley shines at quarterback, Briscoe and McLain return at ends, Hauser and Blunt anchor tackles.
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Leek
Kuhn
Ripley
Lee Hahn
Brisco
McLain
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Blunt
Green
Big Three Action Saturday on Home Fields
New York dispatch notes an upcoming weekend football card in the east. Yale faces Georgia while Virginia and Princeton adjust with injuries and new players, Pittsburgh-West Virginia battles diminished fire, and North Carolina meets Harvard as Boston College plays Duke.
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Georgia Eleven
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Jones
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Enorrow
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Panthers
New York University
Fordham
Long Headed Wit and Tough Choices in 1920s News
A collage of humorous clippings and doodles references a Dubuque instructor noting students with long heads and jokes about marriage by wrong number. It moves through sports chatter, political quips, and college football matchups, highlighting rivalries and upcoming games across universities from Ithaca to Providence.
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East High
Army Polo Team Reaches Waterbury Cup Final
The Army polo squad advanced to the Waterbury Cup final after a 10 to 8 win over Wiltbury Sands Paints, using a handicap to overturn a 8 to 5 National Open loss to Winston Guest and Johnny Miles. The Army faced Tommy Atcheack's team in the deciding match at Meadowrock tomorrow.
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United States
Viteinitianmarel
Westbury
Meadow Brask Club
Army
Winston Guest
Johnny Miles
Waterbury
Yommy Atcheack
Sands
Meadowrock
Guest
Miles
Johnson Might Manage Washington Senators Next Year
Washington officials expect Walter Johnson to become manager of the Senators if he gains release from Newark of the International league. Clark Griffith indicated willingness to sign him once the release is secured, while Newark owner Paul Fleck handles negotiations. Johnson’s Newark contract still runs one year.
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Clark Griffith
Washington Senators
Walter Johnson
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Griffith
Johnson
Senators
Paul Fleck
The Irish Meet Knute Rockne’s Shock Troops at Soldier Field
A vivid sports column details Notre Dame preparing to face Davis-Elkins and Boston College losses, Wisconsin upset, and a looming test against Knute Rockne’s Irish at Chicago 125,000 fans watch. The piece weighs Historical skepticism and hopes for a miracle against a formidable foe.
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Cartoonists Pet Peeve of Yankee Jockey in Paris
Paris, Oct. 11. Gene Tunney and Matt MacGee spar over camera crews as a Paris cartoonist shadows the American jockey before a major autumn meet. MacGee, riding the favorite, endures a tense paddock while a cartoonist mocks his effort after a gruelling stretch drive.
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No Women Jockeys Barred From French Races
Paris officials refuse to permit Mademoiselle Fanny Heldy opera singer to race in professional events citing the dangers of a jockeys life and deeming it unsuitable for women. Madame Feraud, another aspirant, had set a Paris to Rome record with a solo ride before similar rejection.
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Heldy
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Champs Are Licked Yet Stay Champs
Former pitcher AL Demaree explains how champions can be defeated by subterfuge at weigh in. Pinel LaBarba outweights Bushy Graham by agreement, while Jack Thompson fought Joe Dundee to a close decision, challenging welterweight limits.
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Bushy Graham
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Joe Dundee
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Dundee Declared as New Champions Amid Stunned Crowd
Fidel LaBerba and Jack Thompson stepped forward to claim the titles as champions, a moment described as remarkable and unprecedented in the event. Their victory was met with surprise and immediate recognition from officials and fans alike.
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Fidel LaBerba
Jack Thompson
Tuffy Griffiths Beats White in Davenport Battle
Tuffy Griffiths of Sioux City decisively defeated Kayo White of New Orleans in a 16 round fight before 2,500 fans in Davenport. Griffiths sent White to the floor six times and won nine of the 10 rounds.DISPLAY WINS CUP. In Chicago Hawthorne race, Display owned by Walter J Silmon of New York won the Hawthorne gold cup feature. Mike Hall owned by Hal Price Headley of Kentucky was second Crusader third Miss Step fourth
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Miss Step
Havana Ribbon five-cent cigars promise quality
An ad offers Havana Ribbon five-cent cigars claiming superior value with long-filler, fully ripe tobacco and no bitter notes. It asserts volume production ensures consistent quality and invites customers to try one to become repeat buyers and recommends practical pocket packages.
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Havana
Chicago Big Ten Football Rush Weekend Preview
Chicago readers are set for a three ring football show with Notre Dame Navy at Soldier Field Iowa, Michigan and Northwestern games opening the Western Conference slate. McLain headlines Iowa’s matchup as Chicago scouts expect an all out offensive bout while Wisconsin, Purdue, Indiana and Minnesota prepare for key tests across the Midwest.
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Midwest
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Spears
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Nebraska
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Notre Dame Army football tickets sold out at Yankee Stadium
New York October 12. No public sale will be made of tickets for the Notre Dame Army game at Yankee Stadium on November 10. Ed Barrow, secretary of the Yankees, announced the entire seating allotment has been taken by the two institutions.
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Yankee Stadium
Ed. Barrow
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