Notre Dame Team Ready for Fray in Indiana Clash
Notre Dame prepares for a tough Indiana game in Indianapolis on Saturday. The squad, led by Draper and coach Mary, arrives late Friday. O Flynn returns from a shoulder injury and Barry reshuffles backfield. Bracken is hailed as a potential top tactician. Indiana aims to counter with strong kicking and a fast offense. The officiating crew is set, with a 7:30 p.m. kickoff and a preliminary high school game on the card.
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Retail League New Twist As Taylors Suffer First Loss
The Kahns led the Retail Society league with a strong showing as the Was sons and Saks clubs split results. The Taylors tasted defeat for the first time this season, with tight games and a high team score of 862 by the Was sons amid a crowded bowling night at Turner Alleys and Pastime Alleys.
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Curtain-Raiser Looms for Indiana Notre Dame Clash at Washington Park
Promising close game tipped as curtain raiser to Indiana Notre Dame at Washington Park. Louisville Male High and Manual Training meet in a hard fought prep contest, with South side players ready to challenge, lineup details noted for both squads.
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Louta
I M I League Winners Crown Shermans and McCabes
In the I M I League last night the Shermans and the McCabes defeated their rivals as the top teams. Kirkhoff of the McCabes posted the only double century with 202, while McCamins led the Capitals with strong totals.
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Elks League Comas Top Bretzels In Twin Match
Comas defeated Bretzels twice on Thursday night led by Leonard Quill county clerk elect rolling 213 high. Comas high team score 26 with 451 pins. Bretzels edged in second game by one pin. Other scores show Yaaman Ted and Langdon among top rollers at Columbia Alleys in a separate Crescenta Furnera meet with Seldensticker turning in 28 as high mark.
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No Boxing in Chicago This Winter Says Chief Collins
Special to The Sun reports Chicago will not host boxing this winter. An attempted pit at the Michigan Avenue edge is under way, with Major Dunne showing no objection if events move to the Chicago Athletic Association venue where legal. Chief Collins remains emphatic and rejects the plan.
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SoBon Beats Jeffords in Six-Round Lancaster Battle
In Lancaster the event featured SOHNBON defeating Jeffords in a six round bout at the Lan caster Athletic club. Nov date uncertain. The lively card drew local fans and showcased competitive rounds with solid exchanges.
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Rodenbach to Face Kelly in Lincoln Middleweight Draw
Rumored match details set Rodenbach against Kelly at 158 pounds for the right to claim the middleweight title. Negotiations involved Milly McEvay and Col. Dunny Aoone, with talks moving to Cambridge hospital after initial discussions. Lincoln club promoters expect the bout to draw the biggest crowd in club history, with Harvard and amateur circuits backing Rodenbach.
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Plunging bookie ruled off turf at Churchill Downs
Alleged crime involved an attempt to bribe jockey Fisher at Churchill Downs. The Sun notes the American Turf Association executive committee meeting at its clubhouse to discipline bookmaker Lommedien after charges alleging tampering and bribery. The case traces to a Oct 2 race where Oratorian finished second, with Dunn as owner accusing Fischer, and affidavits filed by Dunn and Churchill Downs manager Matt Winn.
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Sullivan Finds a New Champion Barry Dominates Ring Anew
Sullivan discovers Jim Barry as a rising champion prospect. Barry, a Montana cattle rancher turned fighter, stands five feet ten and half inches, around 195 pounds, training under Sullivan. He has defeated Morgan Williams in Dallas and has handled opponents like Phillips, Russell, and others in quick four round wins. Barry seeks bouts with Kaufman Schreck or Mike Schreck, aiming to a brawl heavy, relentless style and immediate engagement.
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Darry
Reddy ‘Phillips
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Memphis
Fred Russell
Dallas
Morgan Willams
Colorado
Peter Jackson
Kid Hubert
Louisville
Marvin Hart
Montana
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Kaufman
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Gaten
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College Athletic
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Biff
Rooters to Be Organized for Shortridge Lafayette Game
Shortridge will play Lafayette high Saturday at 10 30 am on the Fairview line athletic field. Northsiders expect a good game after week of practice against scrubs. Both teams similar in weight. Manager Carter plans to organize the touring screen for Thanksgiving prep. Coupons will be given to Saturday and November 17 attendees to claim bleacher seats. Lineups list Shortridge Seate Thorp Kluseman Weer and Lafayette Reser Metay Grosshang Officials named Johnston and Nufek. Purdue’s roster shows several injured stars with Chapman and Gordon among those sidelined.
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Snodgrass
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$190 Bid For Box At Naval Cadet Game in Philadelphia
The Sun reports the annual football game between United States military and naval cadets at Franklin Field. Boxes were auctioned from Pennsylvania with 32 percent of boxes sold, average bids just over ten dollars. The $190 winner did not secure the best box. Proceeds go to the general fund and army and navy charities. A dealer promotes whiskey.
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Thiladelphia
United States Military and Naval Cadets
Franklin Flelt
Bee
Dela Ie
Vennsylvania
Army
Gridiron Games for Saturday
A jumbled schedule lists college football matchups across many campuses. Notable pairings include Michigan vs Scrubs in Ann Arbor, Wisconsin vs Lives in Champaign, Princeton vs Army at Weer Pom, and Wisconsin vs Illinois at Urbana. Rows cover dozens of campuses from New Haven to Ithaca with teams such as Harvard, Dartmouth, Brown, Penn State, and more.
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Cincinnati Race Results Summary From First to Sixth Race
In Cincinnati the racing card results list six events. Winners include Henry in 1:42 for 6 furlongs, Grace Kimball at 6 furlongs in 1:13 4-8, Nat B at 1 mile in 1:39 4-5, Meadow Breeze at 7 1/2 furlongs in 1:26 4-5, Revolt at 6 1/2 furlongs in 1:07 1-5, and Feyroniere at 11 16 miles in 1:47 4-3. with listed horses, jockeys, and odds.
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Hactor
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Salvage
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Feyroniere
Sterry Bello
Athena
Boston Affa irs To Be Arranged For Manager
Boston affairs to be arranged as B Johnson leads three way talks among Beant owner Gen Taylor and the AL president to decide Boston's manager for next season. Chick Stahl is a likely choice but formal announcement awaits the confab. Also discussed are Jimmy Collins and trade options with another club. Comiskey sued for 5000 by James Callahan over contract nonfulfillment. Hotel England tainting and pressing parlor note appears.
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Fixed HHT Pictures by Nelson Fight Report
Bart on W Cride details the Nelson vs Gans Nolan bout with postfight crowd reaction at ringside. Witnesses describe fight pace, glare of cameras, and calls for fairness as critics note doctored film claims and players’ reactions.
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Ananiag
Minnesota Meets Chicago In Western Football Showdown
Spectacle on Marshall Field as Minnesota and Chicago clash for the Western championship. Chicago seeks victory via running and dodging stars Walker and Eiger while Minnesota relies on stout line play and ground gains to deny the Maroons and claim the title race remains open with Wisconsin and Illinois fading.
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Mede Anepixan This Year. Saturday's Battle Wil Realy
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Shands- Tin
Maiewall
Ragings
Walker
Eiger
Dapentera
Enis
Tong
Gotch 10 Take On All Comers At Empire Theater
Frank Gotch, famed catch as catch can champion, headlines at the Empire Theater on Thursday and Friday presenting matches with local wrestlers including Murbarger. Gotch dominates the action, executing holds while the crowd treks the arena for a potential $100 forfeit for an engagement.
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