Vaccination Threatens Wildcats Ranks At Illinois Game
Hanley may use substitutes as vaccination spreads through the Illinois squad. Captain Hank Bruder and others stay inactive until vaccines take effect, while Hanley hopes a weakened Northwestern team will not spoil Illinois’ Big Ten title hopes. Knute Rockne’s Notre Dame trains hard as Lenny Mullins returns for full strength, with Wisconsin and Chicago bracing for interregional foes. Michigan preps for Ohio State after Purdue setback, while Indiana and Iowa adjust for upcoming clashes amid injury concerns.
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Carnegie Tech
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Lenny Mullins
Wisconsin
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É. A. Slagg
Florida
Esrat van Nince
Michigan
Ohio State
Purdue
Buckeyes
Willaman
Iowa
Jack White
Indiana
Army Football Turnover Signals New Team Emphasis
Major Ralph Sasse reshapes Army football to emphasize collective team play over individual stars. The Red Wraith era ends as eleven men share the field, with backs numbered 1, 2, 3, and 4 behind the line and two quarterbacks returning, including Bowman and Carver, ready to press for ground gain and carries.
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West Point
Hove
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Wee
Scalpers Back From Rest for Southern Normal Prep
Coach Bell rests Scalpers after Jamestown relief games as Bowman returns to lineup. Team resumes three days of drills for home opener versus Southern Normal Pointer, with focus on offense and Lamb's standout punting amid wet field conditions.
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Howevee
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Robins Acquire O'Doul and Thompson in Trade
The Brooklyn Robins announced the acquisition of Frank O'Doul and Fresco Thompson from the Philadelphia Nationals for pitchers J Elliott and Clase Dudley, Hal Lee, and cash consideration. The deal, arranged in New York by Frank B. York and Phillies president William F. Baker, follows days of reports linking O'Doul and Thompson to Brooklyn. The surprise of the trade is the inclusion of Jumbo Jim Elliott, expected to aid Philadelphia's pitching.
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O'Doul
Thompson
New York
Frank
Lefty) O'Doul
Fresco Thompson
Philadelphia Nationals
J. Elliott
Clase Dudley
Hal Lee
Brooklyn Baseball Club
Frank B. York
Brooklyn Club
William F. Baker
Phillies
Jim” Eiliott
Louisville Newsboy Jockey Eugene James Riding Sensation
Louisville rider Eugene James, 17 and a former newsboy, roared into fame in just over three months with 32 career wins and three victories at Churchill Downs, boosting his meet total to 15.
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Louisville
Eugene James
James
Churchill] Downs
Braves Add Schuttmerick and McAfee in Trade
Boston announces the acquisition of Wesley Schuttmerick, a Los Angeles outfielder, and William McAfee, a Chicago Cubs pitcher, in a deal sending Bob Smith to Chicago and Jimmy Welch to the coast club. Howard Fitzgerald from Wichita Falls is noted as a longtime Texas League player.
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Boston
National League Baseball Club Today
Wesley Schuttmerick
Los Angeles
William McAfee
Chicago Cub
Bob Smith
Chicago
Jimmy Welch
Howard Fitzgerald
Wichita Falls
Tex
Scalper Cagemen Begin Basketball Practice at Huron
Coach Ward Bell led Huron college basketball hopefuls through initial drills echoing the football call. The session was not the formal winter cage start, serving as limbering up for gridmen after the Jamestown game with outdoor football practice canceled. Non football players will work out weekly until season end, then cage workouts start in earnest.
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Huron College
Jamestown
Favorites Meet In First Round Of National Championship
In Los Angeles two of the Midwest’s rising stars, Opal S. Hill of Kansas City and Bernice Wall of Oshkosh, faced in a high level first round at the national women’s golf championship. Hill shot two under par to lead qualifying at 7 over the par course, while Wall posted 87 and prepared for today’s duel. Glenna Collett, eyeing her fifth crown, tied for third with 151, and Leona Pressler of San Gabriel led medalist scoring with 80 as the field advanced toward decisive match play.
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Middle West
Opal S. Hill
Bernice Wall
Miss Wall
Oshkosh
Wis
Glenna Collett
Hird
Harry Grossman
Leona Prestler
San Gabriel
Wood
Gil
Leona Pressler
Calef
Pacific Seaboard
Oi Fec
Mau Qreatt
Haworth
Ginja van Wie
Chicago
Collett
Northwestern Notre Dame Charity Football Game Discussed
Chicago Oct 4 Northwestern University and the University of Notre Dame consider a charity football game at Dyche Stadium Evanston on November 22 The Tribune supports moving the game from Dyche to Soldier Field to seat up to 110000 The plan would split 50000 tickets revenue between the teams and donate additional proceeds to charity
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University of Notre Dame
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Scoty Copas Kaynes Substitute Scrapper MITCHELL Oct 14
Scotty Copas Kaynes substitutes in a boxing card at Pi Senny Co pas. Plankinton lightweight Tom Gibbons of St Pawl, substituting for Merion Haines who was ill, was knocked down in the second round. Lowry of Sion fell in the semi windup while Al Hanson of Farmer and Sid Ness of Fulton fought to a draw.
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St Pawl
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Gibbons
Lowry
Sion
al Hanson
Farmer
Sid Ness
Fulton
Governors Lead In Central South Dakota Loop Safe For Week
Pierre Governors undefeated in Central South Dakota conference with two wins, 21-0 over Gettysburg and 7-0 over Miller. They face Huron at home Friday as Miller travels to Onida for a key conference matchup. Tough tests include Gettysburg at Pierre and Highmore hosting Ipswich in a Homecoming eve clash.
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Huron
Miller
Onida
Highmore
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Pierre Governors
Ony
Whaley
Gettysburg
Geburg
Mizler
Fierre Indians
Ipswich
Central South Dakota
Northeast
Singer Heavily Favored Over Mack in Chicago Bout
In Chicago tonight the lightweight world champion, known for his talent, defends his status in a ten round non title fight against Eddie Mack of Denver. The Champ was a strong favorite after a teasing season and a sensational previous show by Tony Canzoneri a year ago.
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MPI
al Singer
Middle West
Eddie Mack
Denver
Tony Canzoneri
Baseball stars veer from field to stage post season
The piece notes players like Al Simmons Jimmy Fox and Mickey Cochrane shifting roles after the World Series. It mentions Farnsworth speaks softly, broadcasts excite fans, and several Athletics Cardinals players perform on stage while others like Gabby Hartnett and Hack Wilson are referenced in theatrical light.
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John McGraw
al Simmons
Jimmy Fox
Mickey Cochrane
George Farnshaw
Hustling Hank Crisp Joins Alabama Athletics Direction
Henry G. Crisp, famed one handed coach known as Hustling Hank, is named director of athletics at the University of Alabama in 1931, succeeding Wallace Wade. The lifelong Carolina native overcame the loss of his right hand at 13 and built a diverse sports career at Hampden-Sidney Virginia Tech and VPI, later shaping Alabama stars and earning wide admiration for his honesty and leadership.
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Ala
Henry G. Crisp
University of Alabama
Wallace Wade
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Crimson
Crisp
Henry
Lewis
Falkland
N.C
Blackstone Stavy Academy
Hampden- Sidney College
Virginia Military Institute
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Bernier
Hampden- Sidney
Hampden-Sidney
Virginia Poly
Alabama
Snort
Grant Gillis
Cape Perry
Johnny Meek Brown
Luny Smith
Dixie
Meyer
Polo Defeats Ohent High in 12-3 Polo Game
FOLO DIFLATS Oriente Polo reports Polo defeated Ohent high school 12 to 3 in Polo. The special score line notes the win and location.
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Ohent
Score Is Revised After Rule Study
New York on October 14 reports Georginy defeated Yale 13 to 14 but rule revisions set the final score at 18 to 7. Yale’s second touchdown arose from an illegal play after kickoff, with Kel ley Georgia beck fumbling, then Barres of Yale recovering. Rule six on kickoff states recovered balls by receiving team players may run or pass, while recovery by kicking team ends the play at recovery.
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Georginy
Yale
Kelley
Georgia Beck
Vincent
Barres
Lindstrom’s Star Team Failure Sparks Baseball Debate
Chicago October 14 The baseball commissioner Kenesaw M Landis weighs action over Freddy Lindstrom failure to organize an all star team for Indiana and southwestern Michigan. Lindstrom, star third baseman for the New York Giants, says counted players chose to do something else leaving no all star squad.
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Chicago
Kenesaw M. Landis
Freddy Lindstrom
Middle West
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South Bend
Ind
New York Giants
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Michigan
Lindstom
Harvard And Army Headline Program At Harvard Stadium
NEW YORK Oct 14 LPi Major football teams in the east focus on domestic clashes. The 16th Harvard vs Army game at Harvard Stadium tops the card with both sides powered in back and line. Harvard holds a 13 game lead in the series, though Army tied last year 20-2. Yale meets Brown in a long rivalry as Yale holds 29-4-2 since 1895. Princeton and Fordham also figure, with Fordham edging Boston College yesterday and facing Holy Cross next.
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Seven Schools Join James Valley Conference
In Letcher on October 14 a specials meeting formed the James Valley conference with Alpe Woslan Lane Letcher Fedora Foresburg and Wessington Springs high schools. Thompson of Letcher named chair. Prunty of Foresburg secretary treasurer. Linn of Alpena at large. Each team will play eight conference games with four schools at minimum. A preliminary conference tournament was set for February 14 18 to decide the champion with the site to be announced.
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Woslan
Lane
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Wessington Springs
Wee
Thompson
Prunty
Foresbburg
Linn
Alpena
James Valley
Camec
Walker Stops Mundell in Non Title Middleweight Bout
In Des Moines world middleweight champion Mickey Walker stopped Mike Mundell of St. Paul in a non title fight. Reports from Philadelphia and Pittsburgh note Rene De Vos of Belgium defeated Joe Anderson of Covington. Emmet raced Elwood City outpointed Tom Heeney of New Zealand. Taiji Littman of Milwaukee outpointed Pete Latzo of Scranton. Manuel Quintero of Tampa outpointed Joe Cortez of Boise in Salt Lake City.
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Mickey Walker
Mike Mundell
St. Paul
Philadelphia
Rene de Vos
Belgium
Joe Anderson
Covington
Folu
Pittsburgh
Emmet
Elwood City
Tom Heeney
New Zealand
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Taiji Littman
Millwaukee
Pete Latzo
Scranton
Salt Lake City
Manuel Quintero
Tampa
Joe Cortez
Boise
Idaho
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