Notre Dame and Indiana Meet in Heavyweight Grid Battle
Indiana and Notre Dame, two of the heaviest Western football programs, prepare for a clash at Washington Park. Notre Dame’s line is formidable with giants like Dolan, Manson, and Sheehan, while Indiana counters with a strong frontline and standout center Waugh. Spectator James Leroy Keech, a Democratic politician, is among the notable onlookers as the teams showcase size and speed.
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John Eggeman
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James Leroy Keech
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Young Keach
Seniors defeat Freshmen in inter-class basketball at Shortridge
In the Shortridge High School inter-class league the Seniors beat the Freshmen x to 13 and the Sophomores defeated the Juniors 33 to 19. Both games were fast and foul-free. Freshmen captain Henderson and Seniors star O Haver led early, with eight field goals by O Haver. Ertel of the Juniors and Drummond of the Sophomores showcased strong play in the second game.
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Drummond
Dobbs Named Nashville Baseball Club Leader
Special to The Sun Nashville Tenn November Johnny Pobha the former Brooklyn outfielder will run the Nashville Base ball club next year Board of directors accepted Dobbs proposal President Kuhn stated the company is flourishing and Nashville should be a pennant contender Dobbs played briefly for Indianapolis in 190?
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Dillon seeks 126-pound six round bout in city club
Tommy Dillon requests a 126 pound six round match with any of Tommy Dawson Kid Lee Jimmy Kelley Kid Brown Kid Gray or Kid Heptey before a city club in a bout dubbed busy Izzy Brit as czar of local shorty naired fraternity.
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Jimmy Kelley
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Linenights
Yale's Back Field Strength Cited In Season Preview
Yale's strength centers on its back field with HOWARD ROOSIE and others, praised for fleet running and tackling gaps. Notes on CAPTAIN BOB FORES and PAUL VEEDER highlight defensive solidity, while concerns over guard and center depth persist. Coach HUCKWELL remains optimistic about the team’s core even as adjustments loom.
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Yale
Howard Roosie
Tigers Ready for Yale Clash in Princeton Stadium
Princeton prepares for the Yale game in a season climax with 25 000 expected fans. Tigers conduct secret drills except for limited exhibition days as Daub and others recover. Trainer Flood manages practice load to avoid past overtraining while stands and rail capacity race to absorb crowds.
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Fragmentary Heard Speech Card Reveals No Clear Event
A damaged OCR fragment records a conversation with unclear context about a mother and a veled fun t and neighbors noting something about coming home. No definite person, place, or action is established.
Rellance Leads Independent League Victory
The Rellance team extended their lead in the Independent league by winning a dozen straight games in a Wednesday night showdown. Fans cheered as Mantotturs and Kerithe posted notable scores while the Daways faced a tough night. tables and totals were reported with strong player numbers throughout.
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Michigan Faces Conference Exit Rumors From Financial Strain
University of Michigan debates leaving the Western Conference amid athletic association financial pressure and reform opposition. Faculty board and university senate must approve dissolution steps, with potential withdrawal from Chicago Purdue Minnesota Wisconsin and Northwestern. Smith leads high score as Elks Tongue teams play.
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Murphy Backed By Club Money For Terre Haute Bout
Local boxing club members raise funds to back Murphy in a match against Orret Jimmy Ryan of Terre Haute at the Auditorium on November 3. A money pool and 2 to 1 odds are offered on Murphy and Cooley, with the Mitensu clan expressing strong support and bets up to 500.
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Orret
Jimmy Ryan
Terre Haute
Ityanotaey
Murphy
Ryan
Kenney-Galligani
St Terre Haute
Mitchell Club
Bryan Atu
Jimmy Cooley
Ragtian Delivers Insight On Ames Penn State Contests
Sports notes recount a muddled and lively week with Joe Hawker in England, Abe Atel’s action, and Tom Rafferty’s recovery for the Charleston scene. Cooley versus Bronson debates heat the Mitchell Club, while Harvard and Minnesota prep for matches. Philppe and Leever face batting feats as NL leaders trend down, and Connie Mark discusses a budding star.
Dreams Upset Football Coach in Dreambook Tale
Special to The Sum Columbus Ohio November Mernn Moin of Ohio State State has the dream habit, often dreamt of football scenes. He claimed a dream predicted Ohio State would beat Michigan by a touchdown at 600 feet, and the dream was later corroborated after the game.
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Gotch to Appear at Empire Theater Next Week
World champion heavyweight wrestler Frank Gotch visits Empire theater next week to meet fans and local wrestlers. Anyone he fails to throw within twelve minutes must pay a forfeit.
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Remarkable Ganzel Family to Celebrate Golden Wedding Reunion
Special to The Sun Kalamazoo Michigan November Flying day will mark a remarkable Ganzel reunion in Kalamazoo for the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Charles Ganzel. Ten children and forty grandchildren plus great grandchildren gather as almost all live to attend. Charley Ganzel, famed catcher of the 1880s Detroit team, is now a Boston businessman. John, captain of the Redd and baserunning circles, leads the younger generation alongside brothers George Fred and Joe who also played baseball in various leagues.
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Murphy may sue over Lumley trade rumor
Chicago National League president Charles Murphy may sue an individual who spread false stories of a Lumley trade involving Reubach Holman Sage and $700. Brooklyn’s Charles Miller is named as the trickster who misled baseball reporters. Murphy says the Chicago club did not offer Lumley to Brooklyn and condemns the circulation of mendacious tales intended to depress his players’ value.
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Watkins Predicts Banner Attendance Despite Longer Schedule
Mr Watkins, schedule committee member, predicts a 254 game AA season next year with a strong attendance. He expects no need for a shorter season and notes few lay offs in the American Association. He cites improved box office and a stable format, with optimism for a record year in attendance.
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Race Results From New York and Cincinnati Coasts
Race results feature multiple horses with uncertain spellings and numbers. Notable entries include Montgomery and Notter at New York finishing around 11 and 6 furlongs with various times. Jersey Lady and Helly Preston race at six furlongs with close margins. Suffrage and Frances appear in Cincinnati results with times around 1:14. The report lists numerous horses, odds, and times across several races, reflecting a busy meet with volatile margins.
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Indiana High School Football Preview From Washington Park Clash
The Shortridge eleven shows good shape for a Saturday clash with Lafayette high at Washington Park. Cant Hare may miss Notre Dame game with an ankle, Hare’s final season looms large for Indiana football as Atlee departs with a strong legacy. O’Flynn could return against Indiana while Waldorf returns to full varsity duty amid Coach Siler and Luck stressing practice intensity.
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