Notre Dame Triumphs Over Purdue On Scoring Drive
Notre Dame defeated Purdue in an intense battle at Lafayette amid disputed holding calls. The Irish dominated much of the game, forcing a late scoring effort but were penalized on multiple plays for holding behind the Purdue line. Officials and fans debated the rulings as Notre Dame secured a victory despite limited celebrations.
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Purdue
Stuart Held
Lafayette
Chitage
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Notre Dame
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Oeals
Twener
Callicrate
Hottefield
Purdue Allays
Surprises mark Saturday gridiron upsets across major teams
Vanderbilt and Princeton suffered shock results as they faced weaker opponents. Michigan edged Vanderbilt after a late Garrelie run. Brown miscue opened a Harvard field goal for the winner. Nassau trounced Dartmouth 42 to 10. Yale topped Army 10 to 0. Carlisle beat Syracuse 9 to 4. Wisconsin overwhelmed Iowa 11 to 4, while Minnesota shut out Nebraska 13 to 0.
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Ble Mievens
Vanderbilt University
University of Michigan
Garrelie
Wolverines
Brown
Harvard
Princeton
Nassau
Dartmouth
New Englanders
Yale
Army
Carelisle Indians
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Towa
Minnesota
Nebraska
Notre Dame Faces Indiana In Hard Upcoming Games
A Lafayette crowd watched Notre Dame trail Indiana and Wabash, with coaches seated nearby. Spectators believed Notre Dame held back to save strength for next Saturday in Indianapolis. Experts expect Notre Dame to contest Indiana fiercely though most think Indiana will prevail by two touchdowns.
Jeffries Umpires at Los Angeles in Coast League Finale
Special to The Sum Los Angeles Cal Nov big Jim Jeffries appeared with Frank Chance to umpire a Pacific Coast League finale between De Beatle and Los Angeles. Los Angeles lost 4 2 as Chance ruled balls and strikes and Jeff bases. The crowd approved most decisions though Dillon argued a call. Chance suffered at times as bleacherites hooted Seattle team era.
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Frank Chance
Los Angeles
Cal
Jim Jeffries
de Beatle
Seattle
Rumor Chips Manager Talk for Colonels Next Season
A Lürvilleville rumor says George Tebeau may negotiate with Jack OConnor of St. Louis to manage the Colonels next season. It also claims Frank Selee has formed a company in Denver to buy the Denver team from Tebeau, with Tebeau said to be split between Kansas City and St. Louis.
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Larvileville
George Tebeau
Jack O'Connor
St. Louis
Colonels
Frank Selee
Denver
Tebeau
Teheat
Kansas City
St. Loui
Rush for Choice Seats At Notre Dame Game
Heavy demand at Ferger's Terminal station and Washington park indicates large attendance for the Misnapolta contest next Saturday. Football enthusiasts rushed to buy seats on opening day, with out of town commissions and Indianapolis society members securing many reserved seats.
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Pharmacy
Washington Park
Smart Eet
Cnotee
Indianapolis
Purdues Indiana
M. J
Notre Dame
Indiana
Sportlets on Wealth from Baseball and Boxing News
A mixed summary notes Charlie Carmickey's wealth from baseball and draft rules keeping Buffalo plans intact. Jimmie Colina may leave the Boston American team next year. Tommy Ryan agrees to a California bout with Jon Thomas if a $10 purse is guaranteed. Other items mention Notre Dame backers, Kaufmann’s potential challenge to Delaney, Yale’s high coach count, and Indiana Section seating plans.
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Jimmie Colina
Tommy Ryan
Jon Thomas
California
Colma Cali A. C
Billy Toche
Sryan
Thomas
Tle
Father Chadwick
Pat Powers
Notable Notre Dame Alumni Rally for Final Indians Game
The Monroe county demand will reach about four thousand. Notre Dame demand grows as hundreds of alumni mail for seats. Indiana alumni statewide will join delegations to witness the final Indians football game.
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Monesty
Notre Dame
Pras Ucally
Huyndreda
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Indiana
Week of Sporting Events Football and Races Mixed Schedule
A scattered list of football matchups across campuses and cities with Indiana, DePauw, Notre Dame and other institutions set for Monday and beyond. Jockey club fall meetings continue in Latonia Aqueduct and Baltimore while San Antonio hosts International Fair racing. Boxing cards include MoonDay events in Hammond and other regional bouts with various fighters featured through the week.
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Latonia
Jockey Club
New York
Queens County Jockey Club
Aqueduct
Baltimore
Maryland Jockey Club
San Antonio
Card
Davenport High School Player Dies After Football Game
Ed Littig, a Harvard graduate and brother of Prof. Littig of Iowa State University, died from injuries sustained after Davenport faced Rock Island in a Saturday football game. The incident occurred in Davenport Iowa, with the Scrippa-McRae Preas Association noting the tragedy on November 6.
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Aerippa+McHae Presa Association
Houghton
Mich
Michigan
Lea C. Brown
Hancock
Brown
Calumet High Schoul
Davenport
Fifth Annual Speed Car Carnival to Race on Florida Beach
Ormond Florida dates January 22 to 27 mark the fifth annual winter automobile meet and speed car carnival. Promoters hope to shave two seconds from the mile record for a $2,000 Dewar Trophy while possibly adding a 300 mile race. The event showcases top speed cars from around the world on the famous Ormond Daytona Beach course, noted for records and endurance feats on hard-packed sand.
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Ormond
Daytona Florida Beach
Ara Paine
Florida East Coast Automobile Association
Minneapolis Automobile Club
Walter Clifford-Earp
London
Napier
Notre Dame Faces Indiana in Key Rivalry After Purdue Win
Special to The Sun reports Notre Dame players labored hard this week after defeating Purdue. Critics praise Coach Urlory and the team for the win but fault fouls that marred the performance. Indiana, buoyed by the Purdue outing, expects a big score against Notre Dame in the Jordan Field workout before their Catholic clash next Saturday.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
Sun
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Ind
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Jordan Field
Sheldon
Double Tragedy in Abingdon Ends In Ambush Killing
From Abingdon Virginia on Saturday night Mrs. W A Garrett was shot and killed in an ambush. Later Joan Hawkins a married man with several children who had been intimate with Mrs Garrett killed himself. The Sun offers help column for readers. No charge for ten words three days.
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Scripps-Meline Prem Association
Abingdon
W. A. Garrett
Joan Hawkins
Garrett
Sun
K F M Bowling League Opens Wednesday At City Club
The K F M Bowling League begins Wednesday November 7 at the City club. Teams Havens Eagles Owle and Crows are balanced and promise good bowling. league plans weekly Wednesday play. A help wanted notice appears in The Bun for three days.
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Eagles
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Crows
Speed contests at Oa mond-Dastona beach tournament
Organizers promise fast course and high safety with two mile a minute speed crown races. Victor Demogost, reigning French champion, returns with four foreign and four American challengers including a New York production driver aiming five miles in two minutes. Dewar Trophy for the international mile to lure contenders, with Marriott’s 8 1-5 seconds likely to be bettered by at least two seconds. Touring cars open to professionals and amateurs, Corinthian races remain strictly amateur to settle supremacy on a safe course.
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da Lother
Oamond-Dastona
Victor Demogost
New York
Dewar
Thomas Dewar
London
Fred Marriott
Stanley
Lajoie Prepares For Many German Twirlers On Roster
Manager Lajoie plans for a heavy German contingent next season. He may field six or more German pitchers, including veterans Bernhard and Hess, and newcomers from Indianapolis and Akron. Catcher Fritz Beulow likely to report, with Rossman Turner Hindman and Fuchs also flagged as German descent.
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Germains
Larry
Eix
Chicago
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Pfeffer
Bernhard
Hess
Lethehardt
Heine Berger
Thielman
Invianapolis
Burt’ Ehman
Akroz
Teutons
Fritz Beulow
Rossman
Turner
Hindmai
Notable list of professionals and business leaders
A long listing of regional professionals and executives including lawyers doctors dentists pharmacists and business executives. Names include Addison C Harris James W Lilly Jonns Duncan John W Sluss Charles A Dryer H F Stevenson Dr John W Sluss Charles E Remy and many others associated with firms trusts foundries dry goods druggists and clothing concerns in Indiana.
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Addison C. Harris
James W. Lilly
Lilly & Stalnaker
Jonn S. Duncan
John 8. Elam
Martin M. Hugg
Charles A. Dryer
H. F. Stevenson
H. T. Conde
John W. Sluss
Charles E. Remy
C. WH. Adams
Indiana Trust CompAny
John E. Scott
Frank L. Littleton
Elmer F. Gay
Pettis Dry Goods CO
George F. Mull
James M. Ogden
John E. Spaah
Albert Rabb
Samuel Ashay
Vincent Clifford
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M. Kantrowitz
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Pres. Securities Corporation of Ind
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Herman T. Spain
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W. M. Johnson
When Clothing Co
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