Thirteen Wins by New England Teams Highlight Inter sectional Play
Eastern college football leads the inter sectional race with thirteen wins against the South and Middle West while the West lags with two and the South one. Notre Dame and Army shape the results with Ohio State and Penn State also in contention as several key tests loom this weekend.
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New York
Middle West
Notre Dame
Marquette
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Illinois
South
Baylor
Ohio State
Columbia
Georgia Tech
Penn State
Army
Navy
Milwaukee
Detroit
Knox
St. Louis
West Point
Big Ten
Syracuse
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Yale
Michigan Aggies
Fordham
Ohio
Akron University
British Golfer to Wed Miss McQuade in Australia
Sir W. E. W. Holderness former British amateur golf champion to marry Miss McQuade an Australian woman met on Walton Heath. She learned golf a year ago and has become an avid player.
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London
W. E. W. Holderness
Miss McQuade
Walton Heath
Sharkey Sets 100 Yard Dash Time in Football Uniform
Oxford reports Dayton Miami University captain Tom Sharkey ran 100 yards in full football uniform in 10.25 seconds, setting a track record. Sharkey is noted as a fast track man and football team leader for the university.
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Oxford
Tom Sharkey
Dayton
Miami University
Baltimore Welterweight Baum Wins On Foul Over Barrett
Charlie Baum of Baltimore defeated Bobby Barrett of Philadelphia on a fifth round foul in a scheduled twelve round welterweight bout. Baum pressed the attack before the foul halted the action.
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Charlie Baum
Bobby Barrett
Philadelphia
Baum
Flowers to box Wiggins in East Chicago bout
Flow ers Tigers, Atlanta middleweight, to fight Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis in a ten round match at East Chicago on October 27.
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Box Wiggins
Chicago
Tiger
Atlanta
Chuck Wiggins
Indianapolis
East Chicago
Georges Carpentier Heads to California for Delaney Bout
European boxing star Georges Carpentier signs to fight Jimmy Delaney in January at Angeles, California, as promoters push a high profile bout. Meanwhile women golfers plan a national tournament with Mary Browne backing the initiative for the U S G and is willing.
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United States
California
Reach War Hero
Jimmy Delaney
Angeles
Mary Browne
Links
Laurel Results First Race Maiden Colts At Six Furlongs
A racing card from Laurel shows results for six races with purses from 1300 to 2000 dollars. Winners include Jacques in the first race with 18 20 payoff and The Peruvian second and Halu third. Also Ran and Scratched lists follow each race with times and track conditions noted as clear and slow.
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Munden
O’brien
Halu
Butwell
Who Cares
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Calembour
North Wales
Bachelor's Error
Lough Storm
Polly Leighton
Belle of Boyce
Asa Jewell
Noel
Smarty
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Cheater
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Fair Myrtle
Prince Hampton
Paavo
Sande
Son Ami
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Flyleaf
Toyland
Garden Rose
Golden Rule
Harry Baker
Howard
Black Bart
Raw—Cloudland
Deronda
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Caligula
Callahan
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Kandait
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Seth Im Gar
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Antonia Acclani
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Lew Pope
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Marie Maxim
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S. Steele
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Firth of Forth
F. Baker
J. Colin
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Cimmerian
Coral Reef
Stonewall Jackson
Ballgee
Bate
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A. Wessel
Dave Goldie
Padlock
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Wonderlight
Zealot
Scarlet Bugler
Tale
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F. Mor’ile
Tulalip
HK Colin
Sophia Goldman
Sir Ralph
Waratah
Rocking
al Stebler
Empire City Race Results First Race Brief
Race card reveals claiming for two year olds at 51 furlongs with Ketone finishing 5-12-11-1 and Bally Nuisance among others. Algonquin Handicap lists Rocky Lane 7-2-3-5 with Circus Rider and Lucky Play shown as also ran. Live Wire Purse notes Races and times, Acorn stakes features Little Fox and Haphazard with times around 1:48 and 1:45 for various races.
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Balata
Helen Wa
Winsome
Polly Wimeres Prenez Gard
Lorelei Seen En Enee
Zeka Adienetree
Enennenedane
Twinkle
Royal Airman
Walter E
McAuliffe
Euclid
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Isstu
Anna Marrone
I Caerdy Ketone
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Riscillance
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Zelda One
David Harumee
Little Fox
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Golden Spire
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Sooke
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Can Son
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Moir
Roi Confidence
Loved Bruns
Kellum
Laurel Entries Race Day Card With Multiple Claiming Races
The program lists several races including first race a two mile offering for four year olds and up with endurance names like Queen Navarre Ima Way Pichonne and Ella My. The card shows four claiming events with purses ranging from 1300 to 2000 plus allowances and rider weight details. Eleven horses are named across events including Laddie Buck Easy Extra Dry Shining Light Sea Sand Mintstick Rin Tin Tin and Moon Magic.
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Navarre
Ima
Pichonne
Ella My
Mn & Wie
McLean
S. i Gentry
Easant
Cinderetta
Foreman
Wormwedid
Laddie Buck
de Somaolin Caceialiines
F. A. Clark
Al’ur
Berg and Hernstadt
Ehinnidio Sissy
Hampton
Cilaiming
Ewe
Sacea St. L
van Patrick
Stagg Keeps Chicago Football Squad In Long Scrimmage
In Chicago on Monday Coach Stagg held a defensive scrimmage for the entire University of Chicago squad after an ordinary layoff, following reports from a Maroon scout who observed the Pennsylvania and Yale game Saturday.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Stagg
Pennsylvania
Maroon
Yale
Denison Football Hopes Hit by Bearcats U C Victory
University of Cincinnati Bearcats overpower Ashland 27 to 0 as Denison backs seek answers. Maddux Bradford and Klein show ground gains, Maddux rushing 113 yards. Bearcats aim to defend Civic Club Day at Nippert Stadium while prepping for Granville.
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Ashland
University of Cincinnati Bearcats
U. C
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Nippert Stadium
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Georgetown
Maddux
Bradford
Klein
Otterbein
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Shorty” Klein
Chick Bradford
Bob Maddux
Bob
Baltimore Featherweight Bob Garcia Wins Referee Decision
In Philadelphia tonight Bob Garcia of Baltimore defeated Danny Kramer of Philadelphia by decision after ten fast rounds. The semi windup saw Ed Brady of Brooklyn beat Al Corbett of Cleveland in ten rounds. the results were unpopular.
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Bobby Garcia
Baltimore
Danny Kramer
Eddie Brady
Brooklyn
al Corbett
Cleveland
Crimson face season setback as Courim injured against Syracuse
Bloomington reports Lincoln Indiana star Boyd Courim suffered a wrenched knee in the Syracuse game. The Crimson plan a driving attack against Miami this week as they regroup after the loss.
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Ind
Syracuse
Boyd Courim
Miami
Crimson
BerlenbachVsDelaney Sets Up Big Tunney Interest
The piece notes Paul Berlenbach’s rising punch and improving standing after beating McTigue Slattery and King Solomon, with potential showdowns against Delaney and Tunney. It discusses Dempsey Wills era heavies, Tunney’s Marines service, and the boxing outlook for 1920s title clashes. It compares Cobb and Hornsby in baseball for cross-sport context.
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Berlenbach
Slattery
Stribling
Delaney
Marullo
McTigue
King Solomon
Jack Delaney
Tunney
Gene Tunney
Dempsey-Wills
Dempsey
Wills
Godfrey
Young Stribling
New York
Jack Johnson
Constabulary
Dempsey and Wills
Fan compares Hornsby to Cobb on power and speed
A fan writes in to spark a debate asking what Rogers Hornsby would hit if he had speed similar to Ty Cobb. The remark contrasts Hornsby’s traditional hitting with Cobb’s legendary base running and pace.
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Rogers Hornsby
Lke Cobb
Rumors of Firpo Carpentier Return Sparring Tour
The writer notes vague talk that Luis Firpo and Georges Carpentier plan a return invasion of the boxing scene and suggests raising a fund to entice them to stay away. They claim the fighters would accept a large sum if spared training, conditioning, or further fuss, warning the sport already faces trouble.
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Luis Firpo
Georges Carpentier
Eddie Huffman Poised for Higher Pro Circuit Spotlight
Coast boxing chatter centers on Eddie Huffman who remains under 20 and needs another year to grow. He recently faced a defeat by Stribling, a veteran with about 200 fights and noted outpointing skill. Promoters are urged to pair Stribling with Berlenbach for a 15 round sellout.
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Stribling
Berlenbach
Bishops Start Intensive Practice for Ohio Game
Delaware news reports the Battling Bishops practicing in preparation for the Ohio game, with Pratt and Bowers sidelined by injuries. Other campuses show similar football workout notes as teams adjust rosters and drill new plays ahead of upcoming Saturday games.
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Delaware, CO
Battling Bishops
Pratt
Bowers
Geutier
Mt Union Warriors Prep After Oberlin Clash
Alliance Ohio October 19 Mt Union coach Thorpe reports the warriors came through their Oberlin game with no injuries and will start a demanding week of practice ahead of Wooster.
Case Football Coach Reviews Akron Game After Light Practice
Cleveland October 19 Coach Bob Fletcher led Case football through a light workout and chalk talk focusing on errors from the Akron game. Most regulars expected to play with one possible exception.
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Cleveland, CO
Bob Fletcher
Case
Akron
Ohio State Aims at All American Spots Despite Marek
Ohio State scouts and fans expect contenders for All American and All Western teams this season. Martin Karow leads Buckeye backs after a standout performance vs Columbia, with Elmer Marek hampered by turf. Edwin Hess and guard play bolster the roster as OSU eyes key upcoming games.
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Elmer Marek
Ohio State
Scarlet and Gray
Columbia
Martin Karow
Cleveland
Karow
Signais
Marek
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Grange
Illinois
Friedman
Michigan
Nick Kutsch
Kutsch
Ohio Stadium
Edwin Hess
Chardon
Checker Champion Banks Performs Solo Exhibition
Newell W. Banks United States chess and checker champion staged a checker exhibition at Newport Turner Hall playing sixteen matches none lost three tied all while blindfolded or not and he will give further shows in Cincinnati at the Chamber of Commerce Gymnasium and Athletic Club and a later feature at the Central Y M C A partnered by George L. Ellis once Pennsylvania champion.
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United States
Newport Turner Hall
Mr. Banks
Banks
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
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Central Y. M.C. A
George L. Ellis
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Cincinnati
Frankfort
Louisville
Xavier Students Plan Road Trip for Musketeers at Ada
St Xavier Athletic Association discussed tentative plans for a special rooters train to Ada for the Musketeers away game against Ohio Northern. Leaders include Lawrence H. Kyte as Out-of-Town Games chair.
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St. Xavier Athletic Association
Musketeers
Ohio Northern
Avondale
Cincinnati
Lawrence H. Kyte
Wittenberg
Musketeer
Corcoran Field
Noppenberger
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Jimmy Boyle
Paul Gosiger
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Michigan Wolverines Prep for Illinois Tilt After Iowa Clash
Ann Arbor Mich Oct 19 The Michigan football team began preparations for Illinois at Urbana next Saturday driven by revenge and a conference title bid. Wolverines feel they hold an edge since Urbana exposed many new plays against Iowa last Saturday.
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Iowa Hawkeyes Prepare for Ohio Battle After Illinois Win
Iowa City October 19. Following a victory over Illinois the Hawkeyes began practice for a hard clash at Columbus against Ohio. Raffensperger rested due to a recurrence of his old injury while the rest of the squad showed good form. Setting up drills and a long talk dominated the session.
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Jenkins
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Fairmount Racing Results First to Seventh Races
Race by race results list claiming event purses of 1000 to 1200 with horses names, jockeys, times, and show placements. Weather clear track heavy and several horses scratched.
Fairmount Entries and Race Notes
Race card summary lists horses, weights, and purses for claiming and maiden events at Fairmount. Tracks heavy with clear weather as entries include Island Fairy, North Breeze, Topanga, and several three-year-olds and up in six furlong to one mile races.
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Happy Bob
Texas
Bellfont
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Diomed
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Frankman
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Omnia
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Brown Betty
Huon Pine
Maximac
Bob Harris
Robert Maxwell
Clarence Lesen
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Allely
Billy Star
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Anna Pine
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Fast Boy Crystal Beer
Reds acquire outfielder Walter Christensen from St Paul
Cincinnati directors agreed to buy star center fielder Walter Christensen from the St Paul Club for an undisclosed sum. The 25 year old, a right handed hitter known for speed, hit .325 with 49 stolen bases last season. He will join the Reds at spring training in Orlando Florida.
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Carey
Frisch
Cobb
Walter Johnson
Walter Christensen
St. Paul
Red Gardens
Cincinnati Ball Club
Albert Niehaus
Saints
Christensen
American Association
Reds
Orlando
Fla
Giants
Hendricks
Spear Injects New Blood Into Minnesota Line for Notre Dame
Dr. Clarence W. Spear begins Minnesota football preparations for the Notre Dame game by strengthening the forward wall with new players at two positions.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Clarence W. Spear
Notre Dame
Otterbein College Player Ray Collier Dies of Pneumonia
Westerville guard Ray F. Collier aged 20 and Otterbein College football team member died in Grant Hospital Columbus of pneumonia. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Collier of Westerville, he will be buried in Otterbein Cemetery after funeral services at the Westerville United Brethren Church Tuesday morning.
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Ray F. Collier
Westerville
Otterbein
Grant Hospital
Collier
John Collier
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