Arguments on Car Part Penalties in Glidden Tour Rules
Mr Franklin and supporters urge strict penalties for brakes clutches and batteries to test overall car merit. They argue competition should reflect strength and reliability, not allow repairs or hidden weaknesses. The aim is to inform users about each part's performance and deter manufacturers from tilting scores.
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Purdue Five Captain Chosen Westover Leads Team
Lafayette Ind April 23 Last night B J Westover star guard on this seasons varsity was elected captain of the Purdue five Westover a product of Indianapolis Manual Training high school where he had two years experience on the first team
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Purdue Meets DePauw In Second Season Game At Stuart Field
Purdue baseball braces for the second game of the season in Lafayette Indiana against DePauw at Stuart field. Binder is sidelined with an eye injury with Brown likely to take his place and Shade or Charters expected to pitch.
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Clabby Proves Ability in Build Up to Morgan Fight
Jack Morgan will meet a feeman worthy of his steel next Wednesday night in a ten round boxing contest at the Auditorium. The long record of Jimmy Clabby earned in Hammond and Milwaukee marks him as an Indiana/Milwaukee trained fighter.
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Collegiains Poisoned By Ptomaines In Worcester
Worcester Mass. April report says nearly all Holycross college baseball players suffer ptomaine poisoning from Providence trip after facing Brown. Three in infirmary, one sent home, others weakened. team on hospital list ahead of Fordham game.
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Baseball Tonight Scores and Matches Across Leagues
American Association games featured Toledo 6 Indianapolis 6 and Kansas City 4 against wees 1 Minneapolis 1 St Paul, Louisville 2 Columbus 0. National League results: Cincinnati 7 Pittsburg 4 and Philadelphia 4 Boston 0, New York 8 Brooklyn 5, Chicago 7 St Louis 3. American League: New York 8 Washington 1, Philadelphia 1 Boston 0, Chicago 3 Detroit 1, St Louis 6 Cleveland 4 in 14 innings.
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Kling stays firm on Cubs return despite money offer
Ted Sullivan, Cubs scout, again met Kling at 2 pm in Kansas City and pressed a return to Chicago. Kling repeated he would not go back under any circumstances even with a salary raise. Sullivan noted Kling might consider another club if traded, and a deal could follow if Kling agrees to play elsewhere.
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Opening at Columbus Colonels Go Home First in 15 Inning Contest
Opening day at Columbus drew 7,000 spectators with Gov. Harmon and Mayor Bond in attendance. Hogg starred for Louisville while Goodwin pitched well for Columbus. Delehanty and Dunleavy delivered key hits and Delehanty saved several plays in a long 15 inning affair.
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Amateur Baseball Club Pleads for City Games
Amateur teams in the city and state are urged to contact managers for Saturday afternoon games. Listings include Prest-O-Lite seeking Naps for Sunday April 2, Arrawannas vs Quotes at Riverside diamond, and multiple clubs inviting 16 to 18 year olds. Calls and addresses are provided for scheduling.
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Conklin and Wright Lead National Amateur Billiards Parade
C F Conklin of Chicago and H A Wright of San Francisco remain unbeaten with two wins each in the national amateur championship billiard tournament. Conklin scored his second victory by defeating local player Dr Mial 400 to 300.
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Men and Women Clothing Sale With Wide Price Range
An advertisement promises honest sales and invites shoppers to inspect a selection of men youths suits from 10 to 27.50. Coats hats pants and ladies wear priced from 1.50 to 35. Fresh stock described as new with pay as you go options and weekly payments.
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