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Newspaper
Greencastle Herald
Location
Greencastle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1929
Page
4
The article explains box and diamond formations with backfield lines and roles. It describes how passes, handoffs, and deception work, noting quick line play and end runs. Criss-cross plays and short forward passes are common, with emphasis on line blocking. Pat Page to discuss tandem formation next.
American Association games featured Milwaukee 5 over Indianapolis 1 and Minneapolis 10 over Toledo 9 in fourteen innings. American League saw Boston 3 over Cleveland 2 and Chicago 7 over New York 0. National League results included Boston 6 over Pittsburgh 3 and Philadelphia 5 over Detroit 4. Only games scheduled. See Beads on a String.
Raymond Sears former Greencastle High School and DePauw athlete claimed first in the mile at the New York Central lines track championships in Pittsburgh defeating 27 railroad employees. He clocked 4 minutes 31 seconds earning the Hiram W. Trophy as he trains on local Greencastle roads.
Henry Gregor pianist composer will give a voice and piano recital in Pennsylvania next week with Edna Coggswell Otis. The program features songs by Gregor and several of his recent piano pieces. Mrs Hamlin Coggswell will accompany on return to Washington after visiting High Knolls Northwood.
Capt. Wilno, billed as a human cannon ball, was gravely injured at the Eastern states exposition in Springfield Mass. He failed to emerge from the cannon after the powder charge exploded and remains in critical condition at a hospital with likely fatal injuries.
The Indiana Methodist Episcopal church selected New Albany as the 1930 convention city at Rushville. Trinity church of New Albany won the bid over Vincennes. Layman’s conference and Woman's Home Missionary Day were highlighted. appointments for 1930 to be announced Monday.
Detectives confirm foul play after the body of Edith Irene Wolfskill, heiress to an $800,000 estate, is found in a creek bed near the Williams ranch. Miss Wolfskill had been missing since July 14. an 18 year old, Donald Glashoff, discovered the body and is eligible for a $5,000 reward.
Eugene E. Valentine of Lafayette died from burns after a stolen car he drove crashed into a bridge abutment near Lebanon. The collision with Guy Graham of Thorntown then caught fire. Valentine was pulled from the burning vehicle by Dr. R. D. Garrison.
Indiana officials prepare for a state crime conference October 11 12 called by Gov Harry G Leslie in response to a 50 percent murder rate rise from 1920 The arrangements committee led by Sen C Oliver Holmes plans a meeting of judges prosecutors and law enforcement leaders with speakers from the Indiana Bar Association US Attorney General and state supreme court to discuss cooperation legislation and parole reforms.
Putnamville scenes include Lois Wall visiting parents in Worthington and Mrs Eliza Cooper turning ninety two with 113 Sunday School attendees marching to her home. Indiana University bound Albert Williams, Ed and Verne Snyder visits, and Epworth League inmates program at the County Farm noted.
Newell Garage will sell at public sale at 2 pm on Saturday September 21 1929 in Roachdale Putnam County Indiana the Ford Model T coupe engine 9247038 license 581692 to satisfy a lien of 37 for storage labor and parts. Vehicle owner William Sailor Roachdale Indiana. Sale under motor vehicle act lien provisions. Signed James Newell.
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