Hoosiers Impress in Coe Field Workout Before Big Tilt
Indiana University football team shows a polished offense in a Friday practice at Coe field led by coach Bo McMillan. Star kicker Vern Huffman shines with wind-assisted kicks. injuries may affect Saturday’s lineup as Colgate’s earlier display is contrasted with Indiana’s depth and strength.
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Grand Jury Seeks More Evidence In New York Race Rackets
A Saratoga County grand jury in Ballston Spa seeks further evidence in a widening race fixing investigation. Prosecutors and investigators focus on alleged racketeering tied to track betting and irregularities at prominent racing venues involving unnamed defendants and officials.
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Walsh Digs Into Officials Again
International News Service reports coach Walsh rails at officiating in a wide ranging critique after a Michigan Columbia game incident. He cites a specific referee misjudgment and argues rules knowledge does not equal understanding of the game.
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Jabs by the Association Highlight Mixed Boxing Results
A collage of boxing bouts lists several wins and losses across venues. Notable outcomes include Phoenix Arty defeating Bot Olin 34 to 35 in New York and Everett Hightmire taking a points decision at 78 in Portland Maine, with other bouts including Marts Lampenn and Paul Forrada securing decisions.
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Layden Declines To Name A Favorite In Notre Dame Ohio State Clash
The article notes Layden declines to pick a winner as Notre Dame faces Ohio State in Columbus. It contrasts Ohio State's veteran lineup and potent offense with Notre Dame's adjustments and question marks, outlining key players and recent results while forecasting conference impacts and several college games that week.
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Bill DeLancey Undergoes Sixth Cardiac Operation
DANVILLE WI Friday hospital report said Bill Delancey catcher for the St Louis Cardinals is critically ill with pneumonia. He underwent his sixth operation to remove pleural fluid from the right lung on Thursday.
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Third and Fourth Place Teams Get Series Slices
Commission er Landis finalizes World Series bookkeeping with prize slices for third and fourth place. Giants and Indians split pools of 19 868 01 each. Giants yield 27 shares at 685 11, Indians 25 full shares at 73 86, Boston 38016 per full share across 25 full shares one half and three fractions, Pirates 24 full shares and four half shares.
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Ohio State Favored Over Notre Dame In Big Week Notre Dame
Ohio State favored to beat Notre Dame in a clash of undefeated teams. The column cites Ohio State's depth and offense, while Notre Dame is praised for defense and depth. Other Saturday games previewed include UCLAs showdown with Cal and Michigan facing Penn.
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Wrestling Results by the Associated Press
Ocala Florida Bill Sledee 250 from Texas defeated Jim Parker 215 from St Louis in straight falls. Des Moines Frank Sneere 210 from Atlanta beat Earl Wampler 0 in Scranton. Otto Ku Vito Indianapolis threw Robby Stenn in Marion Alabama 11. Louis Thesx from St Louis won against Rothberg 18 New York on a foul 7 22 Andy Rascher 206 from South Bend drew with Joc Jubka Dwight Neb.
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McKinley Defeats Wilson 6-0 In Muddy Hill Park Battle
McKinley breaks through on a 64 yard dash by Davenport for a 6-0 win over Wilson at Hill Park. Despite slick footing, both teams threaten. McKinley seals the result with a late third period touchdown and strong line play from Fidler and Person.
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Lewis Captures Light Heavyweight Title in Dramatic Bout
John Henry Lewis, the first Negro light heavyweight champion since Battling Siki, defeated Bob Olin in fifteen rounds to claim the crown and set sights on the world heavyweight title. Louis refereed a prelim and watched as Lewis announced plans to fight again and gain weight for heavier bouts.
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Electric rabbit fatality at El Cerrito dog track test
In Los Angeles a 22 year old named Harry Riley died after being struck by an electric rabbit during a test run at a dog race track near El Cerrito. The incident occurred during a routine demonstration at the facility.
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