Baseball Managers to Discuss Draft at West Baden Meeting
The national association of professional baseball leagues plans a January 10 session at West Baden Indiana with three delegates from each class and five from the minor leagues to discuss the universal draft. The gathering follows talks between John Conway Toole and Col. Ruppert over exempt status and aims to find a common framework for selecting players. Meanwhile Pueblo, Colorado traded Knother to Kansas City and Hargrave to Montreal as Western League actions continue.
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National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
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West Baden
Ind
Johnn Conway Toole
Aygreuil
Toole
Col. Jarbin Ruppert
New York
Yankees
Ruppert
Noberiail
Fire Pueblo
Western Ledge
Colorado
Knother
Kansas City
Buster Chatham
William Hargrave
Montreal
Hargrave
William Hartmann
Johnstown
Conference title race spurs slate of key college games
Undefeated Florida faces Georgia Tech while Tennessee, tied with Kentucky but undefeated, meets Georgia as flu and illness affect rosters. Alabama and LSU collide in Baton Rouge as North Carolina visits Chapel Hill. Other southern matchups include Clark-Atlanta, Loyola-Quantico, Southern-Chattanoga, Citadel-Clemson.
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Coutry
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Knoxville
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University of Genyaia
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Suard
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Georga
Georgias
Alabama
North Carolina
Mexican born senator sworn in in Washington
Ottaviano A. Larrazolo the only solicitor born in Mexico was sworn in today as New Mexico Republican. He moved to the United States as a youth and became war governor of New Mexico. He was elected to serve the unexpired term of the late A A Jones until March 4 when Bronson Cutting succeeds him.
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Mexico
Ottaviano A. Larrazolo
New Mexico
United States
A. A. Jones
Bronson Cutting
Pacific Coast football plans for 1929 released
Pacific Coast conference schedulers outline 1929 football with seven conference games and about four nonconference skeds. Key matchups include California, Stanford, UCLA and Washington facing Notre Dame, Penn, Army and Alabama in potential games. Conference teams list opponents and tentative placements across California, Washington State, Montana, Oregon, and more.
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Chicago University
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Harold Wheeler challenges local wrestler Roy Anderson in Winstow
Harold Wheeler issues a wrestling challenge to Roy Anderson in Winstow Arizona. The match will be set by Anderson with conditions including a seven day minimum between acceptance and bout date. The bout will use straight jiu jitsu jackets and a strangle hold with decision by pin falls.
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Dec
Roy Anderson
Avis
Anderson
Harold Wheeler
Wheeler
Mr. Wheeler
Won Wrestling Challenge Promises Rough Jacket Bout
Harold Wheeler, a noted Winslow businessman and Pacific coast amateur wrestler, issues a fierce jacket bout challenge to Anderson. Wheeler insists on no holds barred with the jacket grip, signaling a very rough contest if Anderson accepts. await his answer or apology.
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Harold’ Wheeler
Winslow
Pacific Coast
Hudkins De Vos Go May Prove To Be Hudkins Last
Ace Hudkins likely faces Rene De Vos in a Madison Square Garden bout as he weighs retirement after this year. The Nebraska wild cat hints at quitting unless another chance for the middleweight title bout with Mickey Walker arises. De Vos remains the favorite and reigning ruler going into the match.
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United Press
New York
Ace Hudkins
Rene de Vos
Madison Square Garden
Nebraska Wildcat
Mickey. Walker
de Vos
Sheep Eat and Steal Money Orders in Texas
Washington reports a flock of sheep accused of stealing and eating eleven money orders from Postmaster W F Clemmons at Tem0 Texas. Inspectors were informed the Postmaster slept near the orders and the animals allegedly pulled them from under his mattress and ate them.
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W. F. Clemmons
Temo
Texas
Clemmons
Co Ed Students Plan Push to Boost Washington Football
UW coeds led by Ruth Tadlock plan to recruit high school athletes to Washington. The effort includes lessons on athletics advantages and trips to home towns to convince youths to enroll, aiming to strengthen the Huskies program and restore pride after losses to Oregon USC Stanford and California.
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Women's Federation
Washington
Huskies
Oregon
Stanford
California
Californian Beats Art Flynn In Garden Bout
California middleweight Dave Shade defeated Arthur Flynn of Lawrence by decision in Boston Garden in the first allstar show. Shade led early with aggression, Flynn failed to press the offense in the early rounds and could not overturn the deficit over ten rounds.
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Boston Garden
Boston
Dave Shade
California
Arthur Flynn
Lawrence
New Garden
Blue Ribbons at 1928 International Livestock Exposition
Town State College Ames Ta led all exhibitors at the 1928 International Livestock Exposition ending Saturday night by winning 27 championships including grand reserve senior and junior honors. Purdue University placed second with seven championships and 11 first-place ribbons, totaling 21.
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Chicago
State Agricultural Colleges
United States
Town State College
Ames
Pudue University of Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Use Daily Mail Classified Section For Buying
Classified listing urges readers to use the Daily Mail section for buying, selling and trading services. It promotes accessible ads and quick responses for local transactions.
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Daily Mail
Snow Scene Avalanche Threatens Movie Crew in New Mexico
Albuquerque mayor Clyde Tingley actor Robert Flaherty and production chief Gerald Rudolph escaped serious harm after their car skidded on a snowbound Rim road in the San Dias mountains. They dug free for five hours and hiked twelve miles to summon help, Rudolph suffering exposure injuries.
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United Press Transcontinental Wire
Albuquerque
N. M
Film Company
Clyde Tingley
Sandias Mountains
Tingley
Robert Flaherty
Gerald K. Rudolph
Flaherty
Rivée
Rudolph
Chicago Gangsters Scorched in Los Angeles Fire Probe
Two Chicago gangsters, Domenick Diciolla and Iose Gargani, lay fatally burned in a Los Angeles hospital after a week in hiding in the Little Italy district. Police tie them to Rocco Garvino, caretaker, and a November 26 fire that destroyed Antonio Marino’s residence. Garvino reportedly confessed to starting the fire before he died, with investigators suspecting an extortion terror plot.
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UQOS
Angeles
Chicago
Little Italy
Dominick Diciolla
Iose Gargani
Rocco Garvino
Antonio Marino
Garvino
Martino
Hoover Party Heads Toward Chilean Port aboard the Maryland
Herbert Hoover rests after a Peru tour as the Maryland sails toward Antofagasta Chile for a four hour stop. Bolivian delegates and officials will board to meet the president elect while a special onboard mess serves the party. Landslides threaten Hoover’s Chilean rail plans.
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Herbert Hoover
Lima
Peru
Antafagarcia
Chile
Amd
Alberto Palacios
United States
David Kauffman
Callao
Antogagasta
Hoover
Federal group seeks AG opinion on five cent gasoline tax
A committee appointed by the Albuquerque federal employee association today requests the attorney general to rule on the legality of a five cent gasolene tax on fuel used by federal cars. The association argues the state cannot legally impose the levy on federal car consumption.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Albuquerque Federal Employee Association Today
Attorney General
Miss Mary Moore Hurt In Car Collision Near Hassayampa
Miss Mary A. Moore of Lexington South Georgia is in a local hospital tonight in serious condition after a collision near Hassayampa while en route to San Diego. The crash involved another vehicle and caused injuries deemed unstable.
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Urity
Mary A. Moore
India
Lexington
S. G
Inca Docal
Hassayampa
San Dieto
President-Elect May Face Route Change For South American Voyage
Workmen rush repairs on the damaged site as the president-elect may have to continue the journey aboard the Maryland through the Magellan Straits from Santiago. Possible coastal delays threaten the planned transit toward Buenos Aires and the Andes.
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Buenos Aires
Magellan Straits
Santiago
Public finance conference backs new New Mexico chamber
A Santa Fe gathering led by W. & McTlwain backed creating a central public organization to advertise New Mexico resources. The meeting urged forming a state chamber to study finance and promotional proposals for the region.
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Santa FE
N. M
State Chamber
Justian
W. & McTlwain
New Mexico
Wis
Witland
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