Yankees Face Manager Change as Winter Talks Begin
The Yankees and Giants draw focus after the World Series as chatter grows over a new manager. Arthur Fletcher emerges as favored successor to Miller Huggins while McGraw eyes Hughie Cruz from Cincinnati amid trade talks and ownership reshuffles.
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Notre Dame to reduce travel as home stadium rises
Notre Dame abandons nomad status as Knute Rockne era mileage records end with Cartier Field stadium ready. This season the Irish play at Soldier Field Chicago with Northwestern Southern California Drake Wisconsin and Indiana among Chicago hosts. Remaining trips include Navy Carnegie Tech Army and Georgia Tech with future schedules curbed by new home base.
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The Ohio Comet By Feg Murray
Richard Rockaway, star hurdler of the Ohio State track team, travels abroad with a U S team touring Europe under Svenska Idraets forbundet. He set a world record 22-4-5 for the 220-yard low hurdles on May 24 at Evanston, Ill, surpassing Charley Brookins and Alvin Kraenzlein marks, while competing in Berlin, Stockholm, Oslo and Berlin again.
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Ohio State
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Svenska Idraetsforbundet
Sweden
Fred Sturdy
Yale
Leo Lermond
Boston
Reginald Bowen
Pittsburgh
Eddie Tolan
University of Pittsburgh
Leo Sexton
Georgetown
Dick Rockaway
Berlin
Stockholm
E. Wennstrom
Earl Thomson
Rockaway
Oslo
Norway
Evanston
Ill
Charley Brookins
Iowa
Alvin Kraenzlein
Brookins
Men of Zuppke Start on Road to Third Title
Chicago Oct. 17 The Illini led by Bob Zuppke prepare to open Big Ten play at Iowa in a 30 year rivalry and the dedication of the new 500000 Iowa stadium. Key injuries and lineup shifts undercut optimism as NCAA coaches shuffle players ahead of early conference action.
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Iowa City
Burt Ingwersen
University of Iowa
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Gophers
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Pat Hanley
Harry Kipke
Joe Trustkowski
Alvin Dahlem
Iowa State
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Ohio State
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Wisconsin
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Columbia
Chris Cagle
Cagle
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Benny Lom
California
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Fordham College
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Fordham
Holy Cross
McCarthy Goes Home in Fine Auto and Garb
Chicago report notes Cubs manager Joe McCarty returns to Buffalo New York after World Series. He bought a $5 000 automobile and a new suit before resuming search for players for the 1930 Cubs season.
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Joe McCarty
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Buffalo
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Bruins
Paris Gang Recalled Apaches After Night Raids
A four youth gang led by a 15 year old was captured after a spree of highway robberies and store raids across Paris. The youths, all under twenty, sought to revive Paris apaches traditions from twenty years ago.
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Paris
Saturday Radio Football Schedule Maine Cal Penn Army Harvard Army on NBC and CBS
United Press compiled schedule lists Penn against California in Philadelphia on WEAF NBC with Mee Namee announcing at 1 45 P M E S T Harvard meets Army in Cambridge Mass on WJZ NBC with Husing announcing at 1 45 P M E S T on CBS network and WABC segment scheduled.
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Husing
Team Plans City Tour Starting New Stadium
The squad will visit Southern California, New York, and Pittsburgh as part of a tour after unveiling its new stadium.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Henry Reed to be third man for bout in boxing card
Promoter Al Anderson announced Henry Reed will be the third man in the ring as George Poulas and Cal Farley headline a top wrestling card at the Armory. Reed, longtime referee, is praised for control in local promotions and prior main events. Tickets are selling fast at City Drug on Polk.
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al Anderson
Henry Reed
George Poulas
Cal Farley
Armory
Reed
Harry Myers
Reed Anderson
Texas
Greece
Dutch Mantell
Crown Prince of Luxembourg
Toledo
Cincinnati
Ohio
City Drug
Polk
Plans for May–October Arts Exposition in Stockholm
Arrangements are under way to handle expected inflow of motorists for the arts crafts and ideal homes exposition. Stations will be opened at main city entrances with pilots to guide visitors to any destination.
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Cal versus Greece or Texas rivalry heats up tomorrow night
A capacity crowd is expected to watch Cal face the top teams in a determining matchup. Local fans expect a showdown over which program will rule the college football landscape after tomorrow night, Greece or Texas.
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Greece
Texas
Fights Last Night boxing results recap
In Chicago Lope Tenorio of the Philippines won on foul over King Tut of Minneapolis. Babe Hunt of Oklahoma City outpointed Al Friedman of Boston. Pete Myers of San Francisco outpointed Bobby O'Hara of Augusta. In Winnipeg Frankie Battaglia knocked out Vince Jelinek of La Crosse and Laurie Peppin defeated Jimmy Luger of St. Paul.
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Philippines
King Tut
Minneapolis
Babe Hunt
Oklahoma City
al Friedman
Boston
Pete Myers
San Francisco
Bobby O’hara
Augusta
Winnipeg
Man
Frankie Battaglia
Vince Jelinek
LaCrosse
Wis
Laurie Peppin
Jimmy Luger
St. Paul
McGraw Seeks Jewish Baseball Star for Giants
New York October 17 John Graw pursued a Jewish baseball star to lure 2 million Jewish residents of Greater New York to the Polo Grounds. McGraw's dream of a Jewish star like Cohen or Solomon was delayed by Newark fulfillment issues.
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United Press
New York
John Graw
Greater
Polo Grounds
Andy Cohen
Newark
McGraw
Giants
Cohen
Sofia Radio Hub Links Bulgarian Government With Europe
A dominant Sofia radio station acts as a bridge between Bulgaria and European capitals, coordinating communications and facilitating official channels across the region. The service ties together government messaging with diplomatic contacts in major European cities.
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