Iowa Nine Closest Challenger to Michigan in Big Ten Race
Michigan and Iowa lead the Western Conference title chase with undefeated records, while Chicago and Minnesota also contend. Iowa crushed Ohio State, and Michigan dominated Illinois in a mud game where Grange faced heavy pressure from Michigan’s defense. Purdue fell to Wisconsin, Northwestern lost to Tulane, Indiana beat Miami, and Notre Dame defeated Minnesota 19 to 7 in a strong closing showing.
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Kenyon Invades St Xavier For Buckeye Conference Clash
Kenyon undefeated in the Buckeye League meets Xavier at Corcoran Field Saturday after a 19 to 0 win over Ohio Northern. Harold Peters leads Kenyon with punting and drop kicks, while St Xavier relies on a strong line and centers like Hub Rapp. The two unbeaten teams vie for conference leadership and a share of the standings.
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Kutsch Leads Big Ten Scorers Despite Scoreless Ohio Game
The Big Ten standings show Cowboy Nick Kutsch of Iowa still atop scoring after a scoreless game with Ohio. Benny Friedman of Michigan added a field goal to his totals, while Salmi of Indiana and Almquist of Minnesota each found the end zone, keeping several teams behind Kutsch’s total.
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Nick" Kutsch
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Potter Thistles Rout Norwood Victorians 5 0
The Potter Thistles defeated the Norwood Victorians 5 to 0 at the Norwood Printing Company grounds yesterday afternoon. Rae scored three goals while Alexander and Bryson added one each in a commanding win witnessed by a large crowd. The Thistles, champions last year, have three victories and no defeats so far this season.
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Tramps Triumph Over Koors In Redland Field Shutout
The Potter football team defeated the Dayton Koors 13 to 0 before about 3,000 at Redland Field. Linneman starred with a 45 yard pass to Prather and two key runs. Mueller and Perry scored. Potter defense held firm in the closing minutes as Dayton threatened but failed to score.
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Seals Sweep Colonels in doubleheader for series lead
The San Francisco Seals defeated Louisville Colonels 9 0 in game one and 9 7 in game two to take four straight in the series. Acosta hit a decisive three run homer as Louisville rallied in the eighth only to fall short. The Coast champions need one more win to clinch the series.
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Northwest Gym Team Falls 5 1 to St George in League Clash
The Northwest Gym eleven lost its first league game to St George 5 to 1 at Henderson grounds yesterday afternoon. St George dominated the first half in a sparkling football display, while Northwest Gym rallied in the second half but could not overcome the deficit.
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Aggies Lead RMFC Push After Weekend Games
In Denver on October 25 the Colorado Aggies remain the RMFC favorite after Saturday results. Utah Aggies and Utah Utes, and Wyoming trail closely, while Colorado College narrowly lost to Colorado College 7 to 3.
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Fandom Heights Move to Cleated Grid Stars of Football
The era's sports spotlight shifts from baseball trades to gridiron glory with Eddie Rommel praising Penn's Al Kruez and Red Grange while fans hail football as America's popular amateur sport. Indoor campaigns promise big crowds and new stars as boxing, hockey, track, and cycling races loom.
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Paavo Nurmi
Swooping Down on Hapless Harvard Elbows to East Pride
Eastern football climbed to the top with Dartmouth crushing Harvard as Army and Pennsylvania led the unbeaten pack. Princeton, Yale, Colgate, and Cornell joined Penn State, Navy, and Syracuse in a packed weekend slate amid wet fields and bold offenses.
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Uncrossed Goal Line And Three Triumphs Put Michigan on Top
Michigan remains unbeaten this season with a string of three victories and no points allowed. Iowa follows with two wins and no defeats, while Illinois has one touchdown and field goal on record. Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Illinois have yet to register a shutout, with Minnesota set to open conference play against Wisconsin next Saturday. Benny Friedman accounts for nearly a quarter of Michigan’s scoring as Yost’s squad features six TD contributors. The standings show Michigan ahead with a 3-0-0 record and 126 points for.
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Benny Friedman
Tryon Net 88 Points As Big Train Leads Scoring
Eddie Tryon of the Maroon increased his season total to 88 points after a Saturday run against Princeton. Despite slippery rails, he added seven points to his tally while having been kept to 14 points in his previous two games against Lafayette and Princeton.
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Bearcats vow rebound after loss to Denison faces Dayton next
After a hard-fought defeat by Denison, Cincinnati prepares for a clash with Dayton at Carson Field. Key backfield trio led by Louis Mahrt and "Sneeze" Aichu, plus "Shorty" Klein, spark hopes for a repeat thriller. Defensive lapses and center play are identified as issues to fix. Dallas claimed a two-league pennant in 1888.
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Jock” McGarry
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Shorty” Klein
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Floyd Johnson Faces Wills in East Tonight
Floyd Johnson meets Harry Wills in East Coast boxing action with both fighters carrying long histories. Johnson must deliver a strong showing to stay in the ring, while Wills is praised for consistent conditioning and tough competitive runs.
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Dempsey Sets Plan for Newark Bout Attendance
Jack Dempsey will stay at the Alamac Hotel and attend the Wills Johnson match in Newark tomorrow. The visit fuels speculation on his interest in the outcome and possible plans for a Mexico City itinerary, with thoughts about whether Johnson could beat Wills and what that would mean for Dempsey.
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Jack Dempsey Dies of Consumption in Portland
November 1 marks the thirtieth anniversary of boxer Jack Dempsey known as the Nonpareil. The renowned middleweight legend died in Portland Oregon from consumption and was buried in the same city.
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