Conquerors of Kopecky to Clash in Major Bout
Wrestlers George Barnes and Gus Kallio, top middleweights in the NAB, are set for a Thursday night collision at the Armory near Polk and Second Avenue, with a possible move to the Municipal Auditorium if demand for pasteboards grows. Barnes recent win over Joe Kopecky highlights the stakes as promoters assemble a strong preliminary card for a likely large crowd.
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Lipton Ships Out With Plans For Another Shamrock
Sir Thomas Lipton en route to Southampton to sail the Leviathan for America said he will have a new Shamrock ready in two years to challenge for the America's Cup. He noted he likely will not contest next year unless a boat like the Americas is available. He joked the forthcoming Shamrock will force the Americans to sit up and take notice.
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Big Ten Rejects Northwestern Notre Dame Charity Plan
The Western Conference denied Northwestern’s bid to move its November 22 football game with Notre Dame from Dyche Stadium to Soldier Field. The decision would have boosted receipts intended for Catholic, Jewish and United Charities, using Soldier Field’s 110,000 capacity to seat up to 62,000 more fans at $3 each.
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Kansas Probe of Athletics Goes on
The University of Kansas private inquiry into its athletic department continued as Walter Thiele questioned Kansas football players individually. He will report to athletic director Dr. Forrest C. Allen, with a decision pending on star half back Jim Bausch's possible ineligibility for professionalism.
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Second Cast at Fox Hunters Show in Orchard
The second cast of the chase futurity and a horse show opened at the national fox hunters association event in Orchard Kentucky. A light rain improved prospects for day two as Headman owned by G P Patton and Ruling Chief of Golden Valley kennels tied for first in yesterday's general averages. 17 of 78 dogs were disqualified leaving 61 for today. The horse show was scheduled to proceed after the hunt.
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Chase
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Little Danger
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Tucacloosa
Ala
Golden Valley Kennels
Forest City
N. C
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Southwest conference camps notes reveal prep for Texas clash
United Press dispatches from Dallas Austin Houston and Fayetteville detail key football camp notes. Texas prepares to face SMU while S M U eyes vengeance after Rice loss. Arkansas projects aerial attack for Dixie showdown at Shreveport. TCU regroups for Abilene Christian, Schmidt plans grueling finish to 1930 championship push.
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Spur Grid Charges Are Sustained by League Panel
Spur High School officials were found to have used unethical tactics to obtain transfer of Grady Edgar from Dickens. The Texas Inter scholastic League executive committee sustained three charges, placed Spur on probation, and issued reprimands. Roy B. Henderson noted no conference games were played with Edgar before transfer.
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Train wreck in Burma kills two passengers near Rangoon
Two killed and seven injured when eight coaches of the Mandalay mail train derailed and telescoped 144 miles from Rangoon after rails were allegedly tampered with by removal of fishplates. In Wisconsin, nearly a third of the nation's condensed milk supply is produced.
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Creamery and Helium Pin Squads Win Open Bowling League
Last night opening Commercial League play saw Poor Creamery defeat Waples Platter 2285 to 2261 while Helium Plant beat Clowe Cowan 2400 to 2240. Grocers won a tight first game 789 736, Milkmen edged 759 745 in the second, then Grocers lost 741 727 in the deciding third. Helium Plant swept Clowe Cowan with all three games, Diri gibles taking the set. Matches set for Wednesday include Arn holz Coffee vs Pan handle Motors and Amarillo Gassers vs Orphans in pre season tilt.
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Yale Army squabble grows over illegal touchdown claim
Yale officials reviewed film of the Army Yale game and contend Cadet halfback Tim Kilday scored illegally after being knocked across the goal line. They note rule 10 prohibits team interference. Army supporters decry the footage as biased and say Booth was downed legally. The episode fuels a tense but transient feud between the schools.
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Mal Stevens
Adam Walsh
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Harold F. Woodcock
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Ten Semester Rule Put Off For This Year
The Texas Interscholastic League reversed its prior ruling and suspended the ten semester eligibility limit for the 1930-31 year. Schools may use previously ineligible athletes for the remainder of the season. Notices of material rule changes require a one year lead time, a change protested by Marshall Abilene and Galveston officials.
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Texas Interscholastic League
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Abilene
Galveston
Roy B. Senderson
Italy Celebrates Rome Fascist March Anniversary
Italy marks the eighth anniversary of the Fascist march on Rome with a general business holiday. Public buildings and transit vehicles display bunting as Duce supporters in black shirts attend the observance. A Nebraskan claims to have invented a lawn mower for hedges.
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Fights Last Night Highlight Multiple Boxing Results
Boxers from Cuba Canada and the United States posted wins and draws across cities including Newark Toronto Des Moines Wheeling Orlando Sioux City St Louis and Salt Lake City. Notable outcomes include Kid Chocolate KO of Mickey Doyle Marty Gold decision over Frenchy Belanger and Sammy Mandell decision over Tony Liguori.
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Youngstown
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Omaha
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