Wiss California Sets New Hydroplane World Record
Miss California skippered by Loynes of Lette Béueli estab lished a new world 151 mph speed record in the five mile course at San Diego bay during the third regatta. The Mira Calistotrila outpaced eleven hydroplanes, with Buckeye Daily and other craft placing second and third. The preliminary heat featured a five mile race in 4 minutes 122 seconds, and the event continues tonight.
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Lake Elsinore
Loughran Faces Peterson in Chicago Heavyweight Battle
Frank Loughran completes training for a title defense against Peterson of Minneapolis in Chicago Monday night. A knockout win could force Loughran to relinquish the 175 pound crown and move up to heavyweight. Contender Dembrey may attend, while Peterson shows strong interest in the bout.
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Ute
Fart Dembvey
Cotterdore
Notre Dame Indoor Track Schedule For Six Athletic Dates
Notre Dame releases a slate of four dual meets against Western Conference squads along with several relay carnivals. The events include indoor track trials at Notre Dame and meets at Wisconsin and Northwestern with the Irish aiming to field competitive entrants.
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Urhatd
Local Ladies Banquet Honors Football Letter Men
Local ladies held a banquet at 124 West Aspinwall in which eighteen football letter men from the school were recognized. Guests included Supt. Madden and Coach Borrowing, with Captain Ernest Hertz named for the upcoming year. Black-face entertainment and remarks by Lieutenants featured the evening, while several players and sponsors received praise for past year efforts.
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R. G. Fussole
Cecil Fouts
H. King
Cters
Lev
Darren Simmons
Earl Cranston
Uafardats
Fussell
Guardine Ceballos
Coach Wilson Sees Championship Chance For Local Hoops
Veteran Pagk squad joins coach Wilson as they prepare for practice to sharpen ball handling and conditioning. Northern Arizona Rice split into three districts with Winslow in district two and Prescott Verde Valley forming district one. The team aims to improve on last season and contend for the district title.
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Wilson
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Arizona Rice
McLarnin to Fight Glick in 10 Round Aboard Big NYC Card
Jimmy McLarnin and Joe Glick agreed to a 10 round lightweight bout at Madison Square Garden on January 11. McLarnin, who recently lost to Ray Miller, aims to rebound in the lightweight welterweight mix while struggling to make 155 pounds. He departs for Vancouver to spend the holidays and returns January 2 to resume training in New York.
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Vancouver
B.C
Joe Glick
Brooks
Madison Square
Garden
McLarnin
Ray Miller
Detroit
Dush Boy
Sammy Mandell
Polo Grounds
Van‘eBuver
New York
Football Stars Get Soft Jobs In Many Big Schools
National federation of students gathers at the University of Missouri to draft national eligibility rules. The meeting frowns on arranging easy posts for star players and cites politics in team manager selections. Uriel Marvyer of Oregon State College is elected president, with StanfordUniversity noted for winning the 1929 federation meeting.
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Columbia
National Federation of Students
University of Miesouri
M. A. Cheek
Harvard
Far West
Uriel Marvyer
Oregon State College
Leland Stanford University
Palo Alto
Navy Opens 1928 Season With Easy Win Over Western Maryland
Navy overwhelmed Western Maryland 4 1927 as they started the 1928 basketball season in Annapolis Maryland. The Midshipmen dominated the game from the opening tip and secured a decisive victory.
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Cross And Holman Lead California Tennis Players
Cross and Holman of San Francisco head California state tennis rankings for 1928 in men’s and women’s divisions. Rankings reflect results from Pacific Coast and California championships across Berkeley San Francisco and Los Angeles. Noted absences Helen Wills Helen Jacobs and William Johnston kept from rankings.
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Moith Cross
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Sumner Hardy
William C. Fuller
Blanche J. Ashbaush
David JK. Shanks
Berkeley
Los Angeles
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Helen Jacobs
William M. Johnston
Gerald Stratford
Robert Seller
Keith Gledhill
Bears Prepare for Hard Game with Georgia
California coach Price aims for Rose Bowl clash as Bears meet Georgia Tech in Pasadena. He has not practiced since November 25 due to final exams while Georgia Tech relies on a steady defense and a diverse attack.
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Winey Perkels
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Georgia Tech
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Alabama
Washington
Golden Bears
California
Benny “Oin
Notre Dame
Von Porat Sues Over Inflammatory Fight Posters
Otto Von Porat files suit claiming posters for a boxing match against Mique Malloy damaged his feelings and reputation. He seeks $50,000, alleging defamation from Malloy distributed materials calling Big Boy Peterson a dangerous contender. Malloy hints at an apology to end the case, with potential public relations impact.
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Otto von Peret
Mizgue Malloy
Chiedi
von Peret
Chieno
Malloy
Tommy Loughin
Big Boy Peterson
Otto
von Porat
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von Poval
Peterson
von Porst
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Minneapolis
Loughran
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Mir von Porat
Grid Team Heads to Frisco For Charity Game
The mile eastern football squad departs for Frisco to face a western team in the fourth annual charity game at Batt Francisco. Coaches Dick Hanley and Andy Kerr held the first practice on Dyche field. Cy Letvelder and Tony Sweet join the squad replacing Ken Strong and Nod Barrabee who could not make the trip.
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Batt Francisco
Dick Hanley
Northeastern
Andy Kerr
Washington & Jefferson
Cartieie Tech
Cy Letvelder
Tony Sweet
Mitiad
Ken Strong
Nod Barrabee
New York Univessitys
Wale
Permssion
Denver University Beats Hawaii 18 to 12 in Honolulu
In Honolulu on December 11, Denver University defeated Hawaii 18 to 12. The game opened scoreless in the first quarter, Hawaii scored a touchdown but failed the conversion, Denver responded with a third quarter touchdown and a try for point. Both teams added a late score with unsuccessful extra point attempts.
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Arizona Wildcats Defeat USC in 18-1 Scoring Triumph
Arizona dominated USC with an 18-1 scoring edge as Shannon and Hopper starred for the Wildcats. Despite limited telegraphy, the defense held firm while the Arizona squad executed solid team play.
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