DePauw Shows Flash of Football in Home Game
DePauw Tigers debut under Coach Walker ends in 28 to 0 loss to Transylvania after a shaky first half. Three third quarter touchdowns spark a late rally by DePauw with captains Ogden and Mendenhall shining. Transylvania’s Henderson and Murff stand out for the visitors.
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DePauw Tigers
Transylvania
Tigers
Walker
DePauw
Mendenhall
Charley Jewett
Guernsey van Riper
Felix McWhirter
Chester Jewett
Polly Buick
Indianapolis
Clark
Sity
Halpert Ellia
Cedeyo Daviniers
Dooley Winkle
Dedman Viamond
Cisco Moffett
Righ
Hamilton Mendenhall
Henderson Ogden
Thompson Myers Esisiee
Reese ‘Jangro
Murff Maas Ee
Ogden
Adams
Mass
Winkle
Daniels
Myers
Kepher
Davis
Bloodgood
Oden
Slutz
Maas
Fester
Murff
Gay
Huber
Reese
Morrison
Wade
Bassman
Harvard Defeats Indiana In Tough Road Match
Harvard won 19 to 0 over Indiana in Cambridge as the Hoosiers resisted the Harvard power and fought every inch in front of 15 000 spectators. Indiana repeatedly tackled Harvard backs and kept the game close until the final score.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Indiana
Hoosier Eleven
Notre Dame Loses To Iowa In Narrow Football Battle
Iowa City, Iowa. Iowa's first period offense led by Aubrey Devine and Gordon Locke produced a 10 to 7 defeat of Notre Dame. Locke scored early and Devine added a long drop kick. Notre Dame answered with a second period TD but could not surpass the Hawkeyes.
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Iowa City
Aubrey Devine
Gordon Locke
University of Iowa
Notre Dame University
Locke
A. Devine
Hawkeyes
Notre Dame
Iowa
Indiana
Chicago Defeats Purdue at Stagg Field 9 to 0
Chicago Maroons beat Purdue 9 to 0 at Stagg Field as two blocked kicks shifted a tight, punting battle. Strohmeier blocked a punt for a Chicago touchdown, McGuire kicked the goal, and a safety after a Purdue miscue added to the lead.
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STAGG
Chicago
Goddess of Fortune
Maroons
Purdue
Husky Indians
Pyott-Romney
Strohmeyer
Miller
Fletcher
Capt. McGuire
Williams
Indianapolis Woman Buys Mrs Black's Tea Room
Mrs. Robert J. Elliott of Indianapolis purchased the Mrs Lucy Black Tea room in the Doner Block. Elliott takes possession on Sunday and Mrs Black will remain for several weeks to help her acquaintance with the business. The tea room will operate in the same efficient and pleasing manner as before.
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Indianapolis
Mrs. Black
Robert J. Elliott
Lucy Black
Donner Block
Belle Union Swamps I. P. C. Nine in Big Win
Belle Union baseball nine overwhelmed I. P. C. nine on Belle Union diamond. Blue sisters formed the batteries for Belle Union while O Blue and Alexander hurled for the locals in a decisive victory. This marked Belle Union's fourth straight win over I. P. C. this season.
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Belle Union
Belle Union Baseball Nine
O. Blue
V. Blue
B. U. Alexander
Clark
Farmer Boy Arrested as Bootlegger Near Mt. Meridian
Cecil Newman a 20 year old resident of Marion township east of Mt. Meridian was arrested by Sheriff Lawrence Sears in Green Castle near Commercial Place on a bootlegging charge. A quart of liquor was found in his car and he later confessed to buying liquor from a whiskey runner. Mayor Rupert Bartley fined him 100 and costs and sent him to the State Farm for 60 days after questioning.
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Cecil Newman
MT. Meridian
Marion Township
Sears
William Newman
Lawrence Sears
Newman
Greencastle
Rupert Bartley
State Farm
Years
Clintor
Commercial Place
Bartley
Ministers to Attend Northwestern WFM Society Meeting
Rev J T Riley Mrs Jennie Bad ger and Mrs H C Clippinger will travel to Terre Haute for the Northwestern Branch of the W FM Society of the Methodist Church. Sessions are set at Centenary Methodist Church in Terre Haute.
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J. T. Riley
Jennie Badger
H. C. Clippinger
Terre Haute
Northwestern
Giants win fourth series now a tie
New York. Babe Ruth homered in the ninth but the Yankees dropped the fourth game of the World Series 4 to 2 at the Polo Grounds. The win ties the series at two games each as the Giants surge with three runs in the eighth and a final run in the ninth. Attendance 36,372.
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New York
Babe" Ruth
Polo Grounds
Yankees
Giants
Carl Mays
Phil Douglas
May
Douglas
Ruth
Giant
George Kelly
Emil Meusel
Indiana Baptist Convention Holds October Session in Peru
The Indiana Baptist Convention will meet in Peru Indiana from October 10 to 13 with about six hundred delegates expected. Rev A L Tidrick pastor of the local Baptist Church left today to attend and will likely return Friday.
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Indiana Baptist Convention
Peru
Indiana
A. L. Tidrick
Baptist Church
Methodist Bishop Henders on Education Board Speaks at DePauw
Bishop J. T. Henderson and four board members addressed DePauw students in Greencastle on Sunday. He delivered five talks at Locust Street Church College Avenue Church and Meharry Hall plus a missionary tea at the Myers residence.
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J. T. Henderson
Methodist Board of Education
DePauw
Henderson
Locust Street
College Avenue
Meharry Hall
G. H. Myers
Fast Seminary Street
Greencastle
Herald Want Ad Guide for Rentals and Lost Items
Keep the Herald’s Want Ad column in mind for renting a house or room for sale or to find something lost or found. Follow best results and concise listings to reach local readers quickly.
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the Herald
Rowan Steamer Sinks After Double Collision Off Scotland
The Laird Line steamer Rowan sank after a double collision in dense fog off Corsewall Point, Scotland, while en route Glasgow to Dublin. Thirteen crew and three passengers missing. two rescued passengers died. The American Southern Syncopated Orchestra aboard, including drummer Pete Robinson, lost a member. Captain Donald Brown reportedly perished. Clan Malcolm aided in rescue.
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Rowan
Scotland
U. S
Belfast
Glasgow
Dublin
Pete Robinson
North Channel
Corsewall Point
West Camak
Donald Brown
Phi Kappa Psi Hosts Business Men's Smoker
The Phi Kappa Psi fraternity will hold its annual Business Men's Smoker at the chapter house 620 FE Anderson Street Greencastle Tuesday evening October 11 1921 in honor of Coach Walker and the Fighting Tigers. Everyone is invited.
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Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Greencastle
Phi Kappa Psi
Anderson Street
Coach Walker
Fighting Tigers
Whit Way Shows Arrive For Fall Festival In Greencastle
The Great Whit Way Shows arrive by a fifteen car train and will operate all week as part of the Fall Festival. A chamber of commerce committee led by George Harney inspected and booked the moral, refined attractions. Highlights include armless John Chambers, The Twister, Through the Falls, Chest the welterweight champion, Arvel's Museum of Wonders, No Name, The Ferris Wheel, Merry-Go-Round and The Seaplane. The fair opens Tuesday night after installation of the rides at Poplar and Vine Streets.
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George 8. Harney
Direcor
Chamber of Commerce
John Chambers
Chest
Bechtel
America
Arvel
Museum of Wonders
Poplar
Vine Streets
Fire destroys Duncan home in Commercial Place
A Sunday evening blaze likely sparked by an electric wire gutted the T-room frame house of Mrs. Amanda Duncan in Commercial Place near 8:45. The fire, discovered by the family, consumed the building and contents before the fire department arrived. Mrs. Duncan, widow of W. S. Duncan, faced a severe loss with little insurance as clothing and household goods were lost and three sons and a daughter at home.
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Amanda Duncan
Commercial Place
Duncan
Red Cross Committee in Session in Putnam County
Putnam County Red Cross Nursing Committee met at the Court House on Saturday to discuss health improvement for all and children. They planned to request slides or films from Indianapolis for countywide showing and discussed the 1922 Red Cross Membership Drive. Miss Ella Wright reported for September ninth and the group set the second Saturday monthly 3 30 pm meeting time.
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Putnam County Red Cross Nursing Committee
Court House
Indianapolis
Red Cross
Ella Wright
Herald Ad Power Shines in Classifieds
The Herald highlights the strength of its classified ads and circulation impact in a bold promotional note. It touts advertising value and reach, urging readers to try the classifieds for results.
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Herald
High School Notes and Upcoming Events at Greencastle
The Dennis Lyceum Bureau will present a series of lectures concerts and impersonations at the high school with Count Tolstoy pianist Clifford Fate and Halbert Manlove among the performers. A junior class fund drive at Riley Memorial Hospital tops $10 with a framed Poem prize. Green castle basketball plans include a public practice against Fillmore and curtain raises with recheduled games. Columbus Greensburg and Summittville changes noted.
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Dennis Lyceum Bureau
Llya Tolstoy
Tolstoy
Clifford Fate
C. C. Mitchell
James Whitcomb Riley
Greencastle
Fillmore
Rhea
Reelsville
Clinton
Columbus
Smithville
Greensborg
Greensburg
Lawrenceburg
Summittville
Rheamen
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Ted Ogden
Kyle
Fitts
Aem
Xor
Farmer Boy
Baptist Convention
LINCR
SOS
U.S
London
RED Cross Committee
J. C. Cammack
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