Scalpers Hit Moorhead Stronghold Incur Injuries
The Huron Scalpers suffer a flurry of injuries before their Moorhead contest. Terpstra Wan Ont, plus Eddie Wan, and Hefty Lester doubtful for Saturday. Captain Egert shifts to center as Whitington moves up. Coach Bell plans Moorhead trip with Gates Glanner Sawyer Leeds Wil liamser likely to travel. Moorhead's strength, including a 6 0 win over North Dakota Aggies, adds tension to the matchup.
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Ambiguous 1920s baseball notes hint at Immy Foxx and pennant race
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Immy Foxx as a home run dealer and mention American League pennant hopes. The text alludes to World Series play, McCarthy and 26 strikeouts in two games, and a stray Cubs reference. Content is garbled with incomplete names and scattered phrases.
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Stanford poised for top eleven under Pop Warner this fall
Football coach Glenn Pop Warner may field a four man Stanford eleven in the Pacific Coast Conference race. Don Mulley, varsity end and captain, stands as a bright outlook for Palo Alto as Warner rebuilds after losing many 1928 stars including guards Robesky and Fost. Warner is seen as a factory of football teams and tactical innovator, promising a strong season ahead.
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Fordham Players Don Woolen Jackets At Polo Grounds
Fordham University shocks New York University 26 to 6 in a Polo Grounds upset as Major Frank Cavanaugh explains the utilitarian purpose of woolen jackets that resist grabbing and tearing, leaving opponents with less to hold onto while tackling.
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Griffith May 60 In Ring With Max
In New York Oct 17 a story notes Griffith May 60 faces Max Schmeling in Miami Beach. Schmeling seeks to undo suspension via NY athletic commission, while promoter Carter teams him with Gere min Loxers for winter bout at Miami Beach Kennel Club with up to 50 000 capacity. The plan includes opponents Stribling Griffiths Canepolo and Van Porat. Indiana uses Scandinavian German training as Page adapts drills for players.
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Notre Dame Rockets Plan Annual Tour and Navy Stop
Notre Dame's Rockets, premier football circns of the land, are on their annual tour again. Their first eastern show was staged at Annapolis before the Navy Department.
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Washington and Lincoln in Intra-Mural Campaign
Washington and Lincoln field for intramural speedball amid a six game slate in two leagues at Huron grade school. A League standings show Washington 3-0 and Jefferson 1-0, with Lincoln, McKinley, and Wison close behind. RU League leaders Lincolnn and McKinley ride two and three game win streaks as October 24 meeting looms.
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Southern grid training for upcoming Eastern normal game
Southern prepares for a second conference start at Madison against Eastern normal after a 6–6 tie with Northern Normal. Coach Bill Carberry refines offense with tougher line drills and smoother backfield operation as Laur, the all conference halfback, leads the attack while injuries threaten key players.
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Tattered tale of Rosequist shifting from Carroll to OSU
The article recounts Rosequist a tackle from John Carroll University who left for Ohio State University amid accusations by coach Ralph Vince at Carroll that Mal Ells of Toledo lured him with free tuition lodging and spending money. Rosequist faced provisional admission at OSU without a transcript, which arrived showing unsatisfactory grades, ending the prospects with the examiner Bland L Stradley refusing to act.
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Five years of football and Buddy Hackman never loses
The account notes Buddy Hackman of Tennessee, a star halfback, has not been on a losing team in five years and has never been on a squad trailing at any stage. Also mentions Benny Frey the pitcher, Charley Root, and other scattered sports anecdotes with odd phrasing and dated references.
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Cubs players lament split of world series share
Chicago players voiced disappointment after distribution of the world series winnings. Regulars split shares with bench players, drawing about 3500 dollars while the expected cut was around 4000 dollars per regualr, leaving concerns over the payout.
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American League Stronger Says Barnard On League Power
Barnard of the American League argues the circuit is about 20 percent stronger than the National League and credits the New York Yankees for the improved showing. He notes persistent domination prompts clubs to acquire better players and says the league is about 30 percent stronger overall. The claim reflects cross league competition and player quality.
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