West High Gridmen Scrimmage Today for Independence Game
West High prepares for the season opener with a 2:30 p.m. scrimmage against Independence at Locust Street field. Coach Ralph Sarff seeks to prevent injuries as key players including Watson Schultz and Makinster rest. Independence brings known strength and a seasoned lineup, with starting roles unsettled and a student ticket drive under way.
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Hanley's Outfit Faces Strong Linemen Gap at Northwestern
Northwestern coach Hanley faces a rebuilding line for Big Ten play with limited heft on 1927–28 roster. Prized backs may shine, but protection is the question as six linemen return and veteran leaders like Holmer anchor the attack. Sixty-one players reported for practice amid an ambitious 1928 schedule including Dartmouth and intrastate rivals.
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Cubs Triumph Over Braves 8 to 3 in Boston Fight
The Chicago Cubs outhit and outplayed Boston at Braves Field, 8 to 3. Key contributors included Hartnett, Stephenson, and Grim. Cooney and Clarkson pitched for Boston, while Blake started for Chicago as the Cubs pulled away in the ninth inning.
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Germany Seen as 1932 Olympic Threat
Chicago report quotes Frank Kent Northwestern track coach. he says Germany will challenge for first honors at the 1932 Olympic Games, shifting from mass to individual training and that results will emerge by 1922.
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Suzanne Lenglen Quits Tennis Amid Marriage Rumors
Suzanne Lenglen, former women's tennis champion and professional star, told United Press she would never play again. She denied rumors about her marriage, calling them unfounded during the interview in Mice, France.
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Old Taylor maker dead in Kentucky newspaper item
The piece references the death of the maker of Old Taylor in Kentucky and notes cultural nostalgia for “the good old days” as changes sweep through the region along the Ohio River. It blends local color with scattered social commentary and humor about politics and media.
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Burns to report to Yankees after waiver purchase
George Burns, former Cleveland first baseman, has reconsidered his refusal to report to the New York Yankees. He will talk with Hugmen in Chicago on Thursday to settle his status and is willing to play out the season with the Yankees.
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Johnny Weissmuller May Become Teacher in Japan
Honolulu reports Fran Sals D'Eliien, Parisian Olympic committee member, said Johnny Weissmuller, holder of many world swimming records, may enter professional tanks and become swimming instructor of all Japan.
Standings and results from major leagues
Baseball standings across the American and National Leagues for the period, listing teams and records. Includes yesterday's results and standings for American Association and minor leagues with game outcomes and key placements.
Galloping Ghost Louis Lacey set for Meadowbrook polo clash
The article highlights Argentine star Louis Lacey as a top all around polo figure. It notes his wrist and riding skill, endurance, and past battles with the British team, plus his wartime service and multi sport talents. It previews his starring role with Tommy Hitchcock as North and South America meet at Meadowbrook.
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Recruit Pitcher Wins for Tigers over Washington
Phil Page a recruit from Springfield of the Eastern League made his Detroit debut and beat Washington 8 to 5 in the season finale. Hadley started for the Senators and was knocked out in the sixth as Detroit rallied for two runs. Page pitched six to earn the win. Washington made a late push but Detroit held on for the victory.
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Baseball Leaders and Home Run Totals From Yesterday
Ruth leads with 60 home runs while Hack Wilson adds 30 and Top hitters include Bottomley 39 Hofey 25 Gehrig 24 and Robinson 27. Leagues totals and notable players named from the Cleveland and New York teams are listed with team leaders and yesterday’s homers.
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Fights Last Night at Prominent Boxing Cards
Last night’s boxing results show multiple decisions and knockouts across cities. Notable bouts include lightweight winner over Eddie Mason in Indianapolis, Culbertson stopping Kid Soltis in Des Moines, and Villa defeating Kaye Ryan in St Paul. Other results feature George Courtney over Knate Owens, Roy Wallace stopping Roy Mantel, and Tommy Grogan stopping Al Bryant in Newark.
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Former Army grid star teaches football at Georgia Military Academy
College Park Ga Sept 10 Capt Claude McQuarrie former football star for Army University of Montana and Missouri high school is now teaching the gridiron he played so well. He is athletic director of the Georgia Military academy here where he also teaches military tactics.
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Long Drills for Big Ten Gridiron
In Chicago on September 19, coaches across the Western Conference push players through two daily sessions as practice looms. Amos Alonzo Stagg and Pal Page have only 10 days to prepare for opening games while Iowa reports early scrimmage and losses of two likely players to Center College.
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Ruth Could Headline Golf Tour For Big Money Interest
The writer predicts Babe Ruth and Johnny Farrell may tour the country with golf exhibitions, drawing huge crowds and revenue. He notes Ruth's long drives, claims 460 yard shots, and warns marshals must space galleries to avoid fan danger as Ruth slices and hooks with irons.
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Ames Town State Football Drills In September Practice
The Town State football squad held grid drills at Ames on September 19 with running signals studying plays and scrimmaging. Rudi replaced Burton at end, and coach Workman alternated Trauger at halfback with Lindblom and Peterson.
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