davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-04
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, RaR h3BeCThO, XO
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cTaBnTeAea ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, max-
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3MAeMbIMH ana pa6OqNx, na00
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-04
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-04

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-04

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b cTHxax!!! TeaaD HanHcaTb.
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-04
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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-04

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-04

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-04

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Rassvet = The dawn., 1927-10-04
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Evening star., 1927-11-05
Five National League Pilots
Seem Certain to Retain Jobs

situation any longer, because the
problems are tough. Anyhow, If good
catching is between the pennant of
1928 and st. Louis, it is apparent
enough that O'Farrell is more useful
behind the bat than on the bench
worrying about his ball players.
No team in the major leagues IS
more Of a veXation to a manager than
the st. Louis Cardinals. Imagine
team where one of the players AFRO
gates to himself the right to do as
he pleases and another thinks he has
the same privilege; where at least
two other players are self-constituted
stars in their own opinions, and where
half of the players are of fiuctuating
youthfulness.
O'Farrell tried to catch and manage
the team at the same time. Then his
arm sprung a sprain. and he was not
of much use to the team as a catcher.
When it is remembered that he was
chosen by his league as the most val.
liable player to his team in 1926, it is
apparent how hard st. Louis was hit
when O'Farreli turned up temporarily
scrapped in the Spring. The Cards
were fortunate to have as good a
catcher as Frank Snyder available.
The New York Giants are presumed
to be strong enough TO be dangerous
in 1928. but the st. Louis team has as
much prospective strength as the
Giants. Both teams will plunge into
a furious fight for the pennant when
the Spring campaign opens. II the
St Louis infield comes back next year.
the Cardinals may take another flag
West
Evening star., 1927-11-05
By The AssnCiato,l Press

by 'he ASSoClatod Press.
LOS ANGELES. November 5.-.Ioe
Dundee. welterweight boxing cham
pion. and his manager, Max NaXman.
today were at liberty on 81 900 bond
each following their arrest on charges
growing out of the financial collapse
of the scheduled Dundee-Ace Hudkins
title fight here Thursday night.
After an unheralded departure from
Los Angeles. the boxer and his man.
ager were taken by police from an
Ea astbound train last night at Pasa-
dena on charges of false advertising.
based on Dundee's failure to appear
in the ring against Hudkins.
The bout was declared mo contest"
when the champion. minus his un-
official 100000 guara ntee. refused to
enter the ring. Dundee and Waxma n
were released when they posted bonds
of 81 900 each.
Dick Donald. promoter. also named
in warrant charging false adver-
tising. promised to surrender to the
police today.
The warrants against the three were
sworn to by Ferris r. Miller. manager
of the Los Angeles Better Business
Bureau, after conference with City
Prosecutor F.. j. Lickley and his
deputies. Miller said it was the con-
tention of the Better Business Bureau
that there never was any intention
on the part of the three accused men
of holding the fight as promised
through their advertising.
In the meantime. the State Athletic
Commission dumped the entire fistic
tangle into the lap of Seth w. P.
Strelinger. the local member. The
other two commission members de-
parted for their homes, leaving the
complicated case and the $4,000 ticket
Evening star., 1927-11-05
Fights Last Night

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK-Knute Hansen. Den
mark, knocked out Phil Scott, British
heavyweight champion ID.
MILWAUKEE.-Joe Medill. Chi
cago, won from Mike Cianciola. Chi
cagO (S).
MINNEAPOL1s.-Big Boy Peter
son, New Orleans, defeated. Otto Won
Porat, New York U0). Morrie Green.
Minneapolis, whipped Ted Levin. Los
Angeles Co.,
DAYTON, Ohio.-Louis Carpentero.
Columbus. and Happy Atherton, In
dianapOlis, drew 00).
DETROIT.-JackieJ Johnston. Toron-
to. won on a foul from Joe Lucas.
Detroit t2). Bobby Booth, Toronto, de-
feated Al Myers. Detroit n0).
ERIE, Pa.-JOhnny Ruan. Erie.
knocked out Jacinto ValeZ. Youngs-
town (6). Joe Cannell, Youngstown,
won from Joey Novak, Pittsburgh t6).
HOLLYWOOD, Calif.-AIike Hector
knocked out Shuttle Callahan. Chi
cago (6).
SAN F'RANCISCO.-Tom Cello.
San Francisco, stopped Billy de Foe.
st. Paul (6).
DENVER Feraci. New
Orleans, knocked out Roscoe Hall. Des
MOlneS 20.
PHOENIX, Ariz. - Jack Lynch,
Phoenix, defeated Tony Ray, Chi
cagO (8l.
SAN DIEGO, Calif.--Johnny Mar
tone, Milwaukee, knocked out AL Rus
sell, Chicago t6).
PORTLAND, Oreg.-Young Strib-
ling. Atlanta. won from Harry Dillon.
Winnipeg 10).
CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa.-Bearcat
Wright, Omaha, defeated Bill Tate,
Evening star., 1927-11-05

SOUTH BEND, Ind, November 5
R.-A quartet Of crashing Gophers
and muddy gridiron today gave Min
nesota a golden opportunity to make
foot bali history by downing Notre
Dame on its home field.
Although considered a slower team
than the feet Irish, the Gophers an
ticipated break" in the soggy field
enabling their heavier line TO open
the way for Herb Joesting
From the start OF the contest
game Of reserves and foot ball STRAIT
egy was evidenced. Coach knute
Rockne had his usual varied assert.
ment Of substitutes, while Coach
Spears Of Minnesota brought along
a large group of second-string men to
counter Rockne's usual strategy Of
wearing down the opposition.
Rockne gave out his starting line
up. the same that kicked off against
Georgia Tech a week ago, but Spears
kept his opening list secret.
The Gophers have a clean slate 10
defend on foreign soil and the early
season reputation Of being one Of the
strongest teams in the Big Ten
Notre Dame. too, has an nnbeaten
record, and plenty Of ammunition to
defend its home trenches.
Evening star., 1927-11-05
JOE DUNDEE is ARRESTED
FOR FALSE ADVERTISING"

holders still dema nding the S7e 900
they paid to see a championship battle
and who viewed instead two prelm-
mary bouts and seat smashing riot
provided by the fans themselves.
Strelinger said that charity probably
would reap the sole benefits from the
fight promotion. His plan, concurred
in by committee of Los Angeles busi-
ness men. is to turn over to the Los
Angeles community chest the part of
the gate receipts remaining after ex.
penses are paid.
The commission, according to Sire
linger. took no action for the suspen-
sion of either Dundee or Waxman and
made no ruling on the title claims
voiced by Hudkins and his followers
as result of the fight failure.
Strelinger said the commission had
ordered Donald to refund their money
to ticket holders. but he admitted that
he saw little chance of this being done
because most of the spectators had
no identifying stubs or rain checks.
Waxman deprived himself of any
possible profit in the affair yesterday
when he turned over to the Angelus
Athletic Association. Donald's organi.
Zation. $22,249, which had been paid
him on account. Previously he had re.
linquished $4,000 check given him
by the promoter, under their unofficial
contract, which guaranteed Dundee
$6n.U00.
While reports were current here Of
plan to stage the fight in San Fran.
cisco, it was understood no formal
offers had been made. Informed that
promoter there had offered a S50,000
purse to Dundee to meet Hudkins
there. Waxman declared he would be
ready in three days if the money wal
actually posted
Evening star., 1927-11-05

~ ALIAS. Tex. November N>-
Emerging from a brilliant field
by playing close to par all
- the way, Walter Hagen today
found Joe Turnesa of Elms-
ford, n. Y. the last obstacle between
him and his fifth title in the final
round of the National Professional
Golf Association tournament here.
The defending champion was forced
to show his best tournament golf to
eliminate Al Espinosa of Chicago. l,
up. on the thirty-seventh hole yester-
day. Turnesa had less difficulty in
his match. eliminating John Golden of
New York. and 6.
Although both Hagen and Espinosa
were erratic at times, neither cracked
under the necessity of returning% to
par figures after had hole, and ut
the end Of the first 1S they were all
square. Each had a total of 76. five
over par. In the afternoon Hagen
took the first two with a par and
birdie hut F.spinoSa came back to win
the next three and Hagen was unable
to square the match until the twenty
sixth. They halvcd the twenty.
seventh.
The fight continued on the next nine
to find them all square again on the
thirty-siXth. The ChicaGoan had
seventh and Hagen took A par to
and Espinosa needed a.
Turncsa's Second Chance.
The match today gives Turnesa his
second chance for ma ior title. as he
was runner-up in the national open in
Evening star., 1927-11-05

Twenty eight puts In the morn.
ing and 80 in the afternoon were
the totals of Arnaud Massey,
French pro. playing with Archie
Compston. British pro, in an exhi.
bition match against the two At.
anta cracks, Jones and Gum, al
st. Augustine Winter before last.
The invaders won, and .. and
Robert r. Jones, jr., remarked,
He's the best putter ] ever saw"
Massey is magician on the
greens and about them, though his
style of putting is about az unOr.
thodox as that of a dub. First. he
stands as far away from the ball
as any one possibly could. His
stance Is square, right knee slight
ly bent and left carrying most of
he weight, and his grip Is some
what orthodox as it is an overlap
only Massey overlaps two fingers.
But note how he addresses the
ball, 1t Is very close to the heel
of the blade. His backswing is
longer than most any one else
would take, but 1t Is well timed
and very smooth, with the face
opening naturally. His smooth
forward stroke is crisp. but the
ball has a smooth even run, a sur
prising run, in fact. for it keeps
running toward the hole long after
you expect 1t to stop. And when II
does stop-cluck! you hear 1t fall
into the cup. George Duncan, de.
scribing his methods, said that
when Massey missed a 5-yarder 1t
was q blooming accident.