Big Ten Football Prospects From Chicago to Michigan
Notre Dame coach K. K. Rockne surveys 1930 Big Ten contenders led by Michigan and Chicago. The piece notes rule changes on kickoffs and offside penalties, details a pivotal blocked kick play involving Hancock, Blott, and Kipke, and predicts strong showings from Michigan, Chicago, Northwestern, Minnesota, Purdue, Wisconsin, Indiana, Nebraska, Drake, Missouri, Ames, and Oklahoma with emphasis on Michigan’s title chase and Detroit’s new era under Dorian.
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K. K. Rockne
Notre Dame
South Bend
Ind
Midey
Hancock
Kipke
Jack Blott
Michigan
Chicago
Ilinois
Zuppke
Pentania
Dartmouth
Northwestern
Minnesota
Spears
Marek
Purdue
Justin
Wisconsin
George
Ingwersen
Indiana
Bi Ingram
Aiourt Valley
Nebraska
Beary
Kuftis
Drake
Missouri
Ames
Roberts
Behm Brothers and Company
Kansas Aggies
Grinnell
Oklahoma
Benny Owen
Smugwine
Washington Utility
Washire
Higgins
All-Star Football Coaches Feature Preview
The Standard announces a football feature with Tad Jones of Yale, Grand Ola Man of Stanford, Bob Zuppke of Illinois, and Jack Kelly. It promises insights on Pacific Coast Conference play, college talent scouting, and game previews. A North American Newspaper Alliance collaboration adds depth.
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Tad Jones
Yale
Wan“ Grand Ola
Stanford
North American Newspaper Alliance
All American team selections looming after season ends
Central Press reports on major coaches planning post season all-star selections. Rockne, Jones, and Warner aim to name all-Middle West, all-Castern, and all-Coast elevens, then cooperate on an overall All-American squad. The piece notes the tradition of prominent coaches guiding the final selections.
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Rockne
Jones
Warner
Notre Dame Faces Stumbling Block in Off Year
An off year for Notre Dame is noted with caution as potential stumbling blocks arise rather than chances of a smooth path. The comment suggests the season may test resilience and future prospects for the program.
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Notre Dame
Walsh
YMCA Classes Open For Fall Season At Local Gym
Regular gymnasium and swimming sessions begin today at the Y M C A with separate classes for men business men clerks and professionals. Evening sessions and youth programs start with football and basketball drills.
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Slassen
Clamson
Newsies
Clase
Ladien
Igh
Grammar School
Pacific Coast League Scores From Stockton and San Francisco
In Stockton first game Sacramento beat Kansas City 104 to 3 with Vernon, Hiryan, Whitney, Shea and M. Sh delivering the batteries. Second Sacramento game featured Somateat Kt Onesie C4 Sacramento 390 with Biartoot and Whitney on the mound. At San Francisco first game Portland won over San Francisco with Racha aiding Moody and Agnew. Second San Francisco beat Portland with Hollingsworth, Harrison and Hannah on batteries Crockett Mitchell and Yente. In Los Angeles loans to Daly Glazner Crandall Sandberg Wright Ennis. Nine innings, game forfeited at Avenies end stents inning.
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Biartoot
Whitney
Vinel
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Koehler
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Stroud Vosser
Kunz
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Racha
Aid
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Wilame
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Agnew
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Eee
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Harrison
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Yente
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Inside Out The Why And How Of The Rules Inside Out
Norman Brown explains the touchback versus safety in football. A touchback occurs when the ball becomes dead behind the goal line due to the opponents act while in possession of a player. a safety scores two points when the attacking team loses possession behind the goal line and various impulses can cause it. After a safety, play resumes from the 80 yard line of the team that had possession.
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Norman ¥. Brown
Meusels Hitting Wins For Giants In Chicago
In Chicago on September 20 New York edged past Chicago 6 2 as Irish Meuse fueled the Giants offense with four hits including a homer and a two bagger that produced two runs Bush allowed a seventh inning surge as the Giants rallied for the win.
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New York
Homer
Assonman Ress
Chicago
Meuse
Giants
Bush
Iictors
AB. Ro
Young
Jones
Gonzales
Mousel
Kelly
John
Meusel
Fitzsimmons
I. Bennet
Ferber
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Rf McManus
Dixon
Robertson
Ale
Combs
Keenig
Ruth
Genri
Paschal
Ward
Bengoush
Pennock
Shawkey
St. Louis
Evans
Jacobson
Gehrig
Koenig
Coke
Senators Take Final of Series From White Sox In 10 Innings
Washington outlasted Chicago 6 to 5 in ten innings as a late rally by Chicago knocked Walter Johnson from the mound. Zachary earned the win after a tough eighth inning, with Eddie Colling appearing as a pinch hitter despite a sprained leg. Also noted are shutout by Joe Bush over the Yankees and minor league flag clinchers for Baltimore and Southern Association.
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Associated Press
Washington
Chicago
Walter Johnson
Zachary
White Sox
Eddie Colling
Sox
Marverry
Davis
Jee
Judge
Warrett
J. Harris
Rice
Harris
Bluege
Crouse
Ruel
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Balla
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Connally
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Marberry
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Edwards
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Coast League doubleheader ends in near riot and tie
In Los Angeles on Sept 20 the Seattle and Los Angeles Coast League teams split a doubleheader that ended amid near riot conditions. Seattle won the opener 9 3 after battering Glazner early, tying the series at three games each. The second game reached 6 6 in the eighth when umpire Ad Tech warned Seattle to stop delaying, briefly announced a forfeit to Los Angeles, then reversed the decision and declared the game a tie.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Seattle
Glazner
Ad Tech
Los Angele
Johnsons Injury Not Serious Says Washington
Washington reports Walter Johnson, star pitcher for the Senators, twisted a leg muscle sliding into third base against the Chicago White Sox. The injury is described as minor and Johnson is expected to be ready for his next mound turn.
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Washington
Senators
Walter Johnson
Chicago White Sox
Walker Shade World Welterweight Title Showdown
In New York at Yankee Stadium Mickey Walker of Elizabeth New Jersey defends his world welterweight title against Dave Shade of California in a 16 round decision fight. Both fighters project confidence and weigh-ins place them under 147 pounds. The undercard features Joe Silvan vs Johnny Grosso, Kid Norfolk vs Frank Moody, and Wille Harmon vs Jack Zivie.
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Associated Press
New York
Mickey Walker
Eliwabeth
N. J
Yankee Stadium
Dave Shade
California
Cag
Hoth
Shade
Walker
Jack Britton
Joe Silvan
Johnny Grosso
Kid Norfolk
Frank Moody
Wille Harmon
Jack Zivie
Pittsburg
Major flag races near finish in pennant chase
Associated Press reports major league races tightening toward completion. Washington and Pittsburgh near clinching as they push beyond rivals in both leagues. Cardinals surge with Hornsby homer, while Yankees power helps steady New York chase. White pelicans to be shipped to Washington zoo for conservation.
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