Indefinite Suspension Keeps Jockey Sande Off Races
Earl Sande’s Maryland Racing Commission hearing ends with an indefinite suspension of his jockey license for alleged foul riding in the Pimlico Futurity. Chairman Janes A. Laine states the penalty is not permanent and denies Sande’s request for restoration. Sande cries as he exits the hearing amid charges of fouling Chick Lang aboard Reight Count the favorite in the fall classic.
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Matadors Off Tomorrow for Wildcat Game
LUBBOCK Nov 9 Fr1day morning 250 fans travel by special train with Coaches Freeland Higginbotham and Payne and the Matador squad to Abilene for the Abilene Christian College Wildcats game. The train, sponsored by the Lubbock Avalanche Journal, is the fourth such trip and seventh from Lubbock. The Armis tice Day clash shapes as a hard fought contest with the Wildcats seeking revenge and a TI A A flag. Vic Payne recalls early Abilene connections. Simmons mentored him there before joining Tech.
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Caldwell Dilemma Leaves Princeton Hopeful for Yale Game
Princeton regrets Bruce Caldwell may miss Saturday's game while Yale authorities move quickly to handle the ineligibility issue. Harvard echoes the stance that Yale should decide the matter, with Harvard's Bill Bingham stating their non protest and acceptance of Yale's ruling.
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Colorado Teams Head West for California Grid Tests
Colorado University and Regis College dispatch squads to Los Angeles to challenge USC and Loyola respectively as Utah Aggies and Colorado University push for Rocky Mountain Conference heights. Coaches Myron Witham and Tom MacNamara lead efforts against stronger California foes.
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Penalo Lawrence Waterbury's The Helpful Stakes Winner
Pimlico Md Penalo Lawrence Waterbury's son of Peter Pan and Re gain won the Helpful Stakes a dash for two year olds over six furlongs in 1:132.75 and paid 27.60 to win earning 3010 for its owner on a 2 bet.
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Dempsey Stock Purchase Rumor Denied by Madison Square Garden
New York rumor claimed Jack Dempsey negotiated the purchase of a large block of Madison Square Garden stock but Garden officials deny any such deal. The report labels it a press agent's yarn with no confirmation from the arena.
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Aggies Map Tough Prep for Rice Clash in Houston
In College Station Texas on November 9 the Texas A and M Aggies plan thorough prep for the Rice Institute game in Houston next Friday. Coach Bible aims to put players in the right frame for a determined Owl defense and lists likely starters including Sikes Petty ends Lister Sprott center Bartlett Helmes Figari guards Hunt Dorsey Alsabrook Burgess. Brooks Conover is out with a broken hand. Dorsey from Fort Worth may start in his place. Warnel is nearing full recovery from an ankle sprain and projected to play. The squad will travel Friday by special train to Houston for the game and return that night.
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FANS MAY YET WITNESS DUNDEE HUDKING FIGHT IN LA
Los Angeles awaited the welterweight title bout between Joe Dundee and Ace Hudking after Captain Seth Strelinger proposed holding the match on November 21. The plan followed Dundee’s earlier refusal to fight when promoter Dick Donald did not pay the $60,000 guarantee. Strelinger recommended guarantees of 60 000 for Donald 20 000 for Dundee and 10 000 for Hudking. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig returned from their barnstorming trip in New York.
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Midwest grid notes clear Navy plans amid cold practice
Across several campuses coaches outline preparations for upcoming Navy clash and other key games. Michigan works on offensive formations while regulars drill on defense. Minnesota eyes Drake and the looming meeting with Michigan, Northwestern boosts hopes with Tiny Lewis back, Army favors light workouts, Harvard activates Horween in backfield with most players reporting for drill.
Babe and Lou Return From National Baseball Exhibition Tour
Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig ended a 8000 mile tour across 20 cities in nine states with 220000 fans, autographs on 5000 baseballs, and 13 home runs. Ruth hit .616 with 61 hits. Gehrig batted .618 with 55 hits and 13 home runs. Ruth pitched 67 innings, Gehrig 40.
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Turner says race track in fine shape for Friday races
Frank Turner says the Tri-State Fair racing track is in excellent condition and ready for a strong program Friday afternoon at the fair grounds. Turner and Bill Lampe inspected the track and promised fast times with proper dragging. The 2 pm start features a boys bicycle race, the tire monkey race, and a large three mile car race, with proceeds benefiting the American Legion and Tri-State Fair association.
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Brandon Retains National Guard Title in 10 Round Bout
In New York Harry Brandon of the 14th Infantry defeated Sammy Tiseh of the 102nd Medical regiment in a ten round feature at the 22nd Engineers armory to retain the National Guard championship.
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Twin physician brothers spark Wesleyan Roches ter gridiron rivalry
Two colleges Wesleyan and the University of Rochester have become football rivals as their physical directors are twin brothers and former college football stars. The brothers, both physicians, lead their schools in athletic training and rivalry.
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Lubbock Plainview Grudge Game Draws Friday Crowds
Lubbock High Westerners prepare for the annual Lubbock Plainview grudge contest amid a shrinking Panhandle race. Rivalry history features decisive wins by both sides, with prior clashes ranging from 63 0 to 60 0 and later mixed results. The page also notes Col Karol Rommel winning the remount service cup at the National Horse Show in New York.
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Virginia Tech Adds Giant Debutant After Shoe Shortage
Blacksburg Virginia November 14 news describes Virginia Polytechnic Institute Gobblers player William Grundy Paine a six four 225 pound tackle who joined after being found with a mismatched pair of shoes. He was previously a country school student discovered two years ago and played as a freshman coach hope. Wee Willie Davie struggled to fit shoes until proper ones could be produced for him.
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Umpires Gift Ban Johnson Bronze Token of Regard
Umpires presented Ban Johnson, former American League president, a bronze plaque at a hotel in Excelsion Springs. The token of admiration was delivered by Joe Cantillon, Johnson’s early umpire mentor, and physician Dr. Ernest Lowry, as Johnson rests in poor health.
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Taylor makes urgent airflight race for ailing wife
Bantamweight champ Bad Taylor prepares to fly home to Terre Haute after defeating Johnny Fare in a title bout. A telegram warned his wife may not live twelve hours, prompting a dramatic plan to race an airplane to reach her bedside. Strangler Lewis then defeated Paul Jones in St. Louis in straight falls.
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How to Kill Your Rats Ad Page Ad
An old advertisement promotes Ne 0 envelopes rat poison sold by No. 9 Company Columbus Ga. The claim promises quick rat elimination within 24 hours with refunds if it fails.
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