Deeming Delivers Fourth Stakes Win of Year in Falls City
Deeming the three year old filly by Spanish Princess Pin Feather scored her fourth stake victory this year at Churchill Downs in the Falls City Handicap over one mile and a furlong. She defeated Sir Peter with H Stutts up, edging ahead in the final sixteenth to win by a length and a half on a sloppy track. Balboa took third as Guest of Honor tired.
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Watches for victors in turkey day races
The Y M C A race committee awards gold filled Elgin watches to winners in each event. Second and third place receive Sterling silver belt buckles. Bronze medals go to fourth through tenth in the run and fourth in the walk. Entry blanks are mailed to clubs in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky.
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Baldwin Wallace Defeats Hiram 21 to 0 in Muddy Home Opener
Baldwin Wallace's football team beat Hiram 21 to 0 in the season opener played in heavy mud. The hosts overcame wet conditions to secure the victory at home.
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Seals Rally Past Colonels To Take Series Lead
In San Francisco the Seals defeated Louisville 5 to 2 to grab a one game edge in the series. Louisville led until the eighth inning when San Francisco exploded with five runs to take the game and the lead.
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Friedman’s Late Field Goal Beats Illinois 8 0
Michigan defeats Illinois 8 to 0 at Memorial Stadium as Benny Friedman kicks a 24-yard field goal near the end of the second period. Grange starred for Illinois but field conditions and penalties hindered scoring attempts.
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Wesleyan Romps Over Ohio University 26 to 0
Ohio Wesleyan routed Ohio University 26 to 0 in wet conditions at Athens. Turney scored on a 50 yard run and a 30 yard pass to Pearce, R Tilton recovered a fumble for six, and McFarland added a late 70 yard interception return.
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Iowa State Turns Up Heat To Beat Washington
In Ames Iowa State College rallied in the final period scoring three touchdowns to defeat Washington University 28 to 13 in a Missouri Valley Conference game. J Behm moved the ball with end runs and Hall delivered accurate passes while Levy added two field goals and a kickoff score after an 88 yard run by Miller.
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Red Grange Returns to Eagles Field in Big Intersections
The article previews Red Grange's first Eastern appearance at Franklin Field with Illinois facing Penn. It highlights the day’s key showdowns including Army vs Yale and Navy vs Michigan, noting Michigan quarterback Benny Friedman and coach Fielding H. Yost’s All-America tally. It also rebuts a misstatement about golfer Roland MacKenzie and defends sportsmanship.
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Yale Army clash promises high scoring battle at New Haven
Yale faces Army in a matchup with heavy total offense and strong backfields on both sides. The contest is billed as one of the season’s finest football showdowns with ten or twelve capable backs expected to see action at New Haven.
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Michigan star makes forced march toward All honor roll
The note hints at another Michigan football player pressing toward a spot on the All America team, signaling momentum in college football’s top honor race. It implies rising status and recognition within the program and national context.
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Passing pair legends of early college football
Dear Sir compares 1916 Minnesota broadcasting style with rival duos Dorais and Rockne and later Gipp and Kirk at Notre Dame. Rockne credited Gipp and Kirk as his 1919 team stars, both dying after peak seasons. Gipp died before Camp's 1919 All-America. Kirk died in a car accident after Western fame in 1922.
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Spectacular pass gives Penn 7 to 0 win over Chicago
In a rain soaked Franklin Field thriller, the Penn Quakers defeat Chicago 7 to 0. Charley Rogers lofted a 25 yard strike to George Thayer for the decisive touchdown, Kruez adding the extra point as Penn holds firm in a hard fought intersectional clash before about 60,000 fans.
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Tulane Tigers Outplay Northwestern 18 to 7 at Stagg Field
Tulane University defeated Northwestern 18 to 7 in Chicago at Stagg Field. Flournoy scored all three Tulane touchdowns, with Lautenschlaeger and Flournoy excelling on defense and the Purple hampered by Moon Baker’s injury. Northwestern struggled to mount an aerial attack late as Tulane dominated all aspects of the game.
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Auto Races Postponed by Weather in Laurel Maryland
Washington Oct 24 The automobile races scheduled for today at Laurel Maryland were postponed due to weather. They are expected to be rescheduled for Monday or Tuesday with likely new running dates.
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Tryon Sparks Colgate to 9 0 Triumph Over Princeton
Eddie Tryon starred as Colgate defeated Princeton 9 to 0 at Palmer Stadium in a driving rain. Colgate capitalized on a safety and a late interception, with Tryon scoring a touchdown and converting the extra point. Tryon extended his season scoring to 88 points while enduring an injury in the third period.
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Potters Battle Dayton Koors In Redland Field Showdown
Led by star Johnny Mahrt the Koors football team of Dayton travels to Redland Field to challenge the Potter eleven, aiming to avenge an earlier defeat as fans anticipate a high powered offensive clash.
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Otterbein Falls to Muskingum in Rain Slugfest
In New Concord Ohio Muskingum defeated Otterbein 18 to 0 as a steady rain drenched the field making handling the slippery ball difficult and the game uneven.
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Aggies Top TCU 22 7 With Big Passes and Punt Return
Stillwater Oklahoma October 24 The Oklahoma Aggies defeated Texas Christian University 22 to 7 at home. The Aggies used a mix of aerial plays and hard rushing to overpower the Texans with a 40 yard punt return TD by Perry.
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College Football Scores From Across the Nation
A sprawling roundup lists college football results with Cambridge Harvard defeating Dartmouth 382 to 9, Illinois blanking Michigan 3 0, Navy crushing Washington 87 at Annapolis, and Yale Freshmen routing Culver Military 0. Other notable games include Georgia Tech beating Alabama 0 7, Minnesota and many others across campuses from coast to coast.
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Indiana Downs Miami 25 to 7 in Offensive Show
Indiana University defeated Miami University of Ohio 25 to 7 at Bloomington. Indiana built a strong offense that carried the game, scoring through tackles and a conversion after a touchdown. Miami's lone score came in the third period against the Crimson reserves. Officials and period lengths are noted.
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Cincinnati-Denison 24 beat Cincinnati 12. Columbus-Iowa 15 defeated Ohio State 0. Ada-St Xavier 19 over Ohio 0. Akron-Fordham 28 over Akron 9. Wesster-Weester 7 defeated Mt. Union 0. Gambier-Kenyon 13 over Western Reserve 0. Berea Ana 7 Case 0. Jo Wesleyan 27 Ohio University 0. Hiram-Baldwin Wallace 20 over Hiram 0.
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Yankees Shortstop Peewee Wanninger Weds in Augusta
Paul Peewee Wanninger of the New York Yankees married Miss Blanche Daley of Augusta yesterday and is spending his honeymoon in the city, according to local reports.
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Six Eastern Juveniles to Derby Week Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes
Rich stake may draw six Eastern juveniles to Laurel and Long Island for the Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes worth about 35000 dollars. Leading contenders include Macaw Blondin Bubbling Over Lancaster Canter and Penstick with Pompy Chance Play and Mars also discussed. Eastern breeders and owners like Harry Payne Whitney Edward Riley Bradley and J E Griffith back high quality two year olds racing toward Pimlico Futurity.
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Newport Catholic Gym Plans Cage Campaign
The Newport Catholic Gym will hold its first basketball meeting of the season tomorrow evening at 8:30 at the gym clubhouse. Plans for the season and tryouts for the Inter-City Catholic Basketball League unit were discussed. De Jaco and Overman, last year's stars, will form the nucleus of the new squad.
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Notre Dame Rockets Past Minnesota in Memorial Stadium
Notre Dame riders led by the Four Horsemen inspiration beat Minnesota 19 to 7 at Memorial Stadium before 45,000, with Enright and Flannagan scoring for the Irish and Joesting, Almquist producing Gopher threats. A fumbled punt recovery return by Parisien and key blocks helped Notre Dame seize the late advantage.
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Christ Church Team Faces Sieblers at Cheviot Ball Park
In the Greater Cincinnati Football League this afternoon Christ Church meets the Siebler Tailors at Cheviot Ball Park in a highly anticipated game. Other matches feature the Sylvans vs Milford at Luckey Field, the Wiedemann outfit vs Arrow A C at Andrews Park, and the Friars vs Kleespiel Rovers at Richardson Field.
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