Talking All the Time Mike Schreck Bout Exposed
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien kept up a running banter throughout his St Louis bout with Mike Schreck. He complimented and taunted the opponent, asked odd questions, and used chatter to unsettle the Buckeye fighter, who fought with impaired hearing after a second round blow.
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Wisconsin football clears big surplus for athletic treasury
Madison November 24 The football season at Wisconsin yielded strong receipts with about 2000 collected and after paying old debts and expenses a large surplus remains. The Michigan game brought Wisconsin an extra 12000, Minnesota 13000, Chicago 222, minor games totaling 400. After expenses the treasury nears 3100 in surplus as basketball opens with about 60 candidates in high practice.
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Johnson Indorsed as Johnson Blocked by Minor Leagues
Chicago November meeting of the American League saw minor league representatives admit ted for discussion with no action taken. Ban Johnson faced a backward step though unification rose as Comiskey endorsed a peace resolution amid a rare alliance. Comiskey defended Johnson against misquotes and asserted continued prosperity under current leadership.
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Two Leagues and Rusty Hopes for Future Stars
Mic Nill of Fort Wayne, formerly with the Washington club, showed off stunts around the infield and joined Masonic degrees Thursday. Wis Helding impressed as a bright hopeful, while Manager Brahl of Washington predicts a future star in Nil. He argues two leagues can coexist, warning a merger could spark another major-minor war and hurt salaries.
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Hurst Calls Down Eisencing 4 Bush Leaguers
Tim Hurst recalls a Pittsburgh vs New York game where a brush league rookie challenged him as umpire. He recounts giving the rookie a few balls to test his ego, then calling strikes to prove fairness, noting the youngster's inflated head and insistence on proper calls.
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Purdue vs Notre Dame in last big contest for state title
Special from Lafayette Indiana outlines the final game for the state championship to be played Friday at Stuart field. Purdue faces Notre Dame in a closely matched clash as McGlew’s squad seeks a decisive win while Notre Dame aims to cap a promising season.
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Polo Drives Indians and Sycamores in Hoosier Games
In Danville Danville beat Anderson 7 to 5 with Wodtke injuring an eye after an action with Gardner Campbell’s team featured strong play. Logansport edged Fort Wayne 6 to 5 as Canavan and Button led the Railroaders while real teamwork carried the win. Mayer Dunne granted Illinois A C involvement, and an amateur boxing show is slated next week with whispers of top amateurs entering.
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Professor as Umpire Ranks Acolyte of Fair Play?
A garbled reminiscence from a Chicago man about a San Antonio college game last spring where a self styled professor umpired. He faced objections from a principal who carried a package of footrule and pencil to officiate. The professor used a green quire to press for strikes and declared plays. The tale ends with a quirky call and a janitorial irony.
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Attell and Sullivan Fight Draw In Baltimore Bout
In Baltimore on Friday night Kid Sullivan of Washington and Aba Attell of San Francisco battled to a draw after the agreed rule that if both were on their feet at the end, the contest stands as decided. Sullivan led most of the action with weight advantage at 125 pounds to Attell’s 122 1 2, forcing the fight while Attell relied on footwork and countering.
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Boxing and sports chatter from early 1900s era notes
The column recalls nk Russell poised for a fight with Nat Hawkins and Fitzsimmons’ past glories. It mentions Umpire Jack Sheridan’s potential return, Arlie Latham coaching in Jacksonville, and Philadelphia Jack O’Brien’s tough rep. Also notes Wabash rule issues, Gans eyeing Baltimore, Reid urging football reform at Harvard, and Mowatt’s rise after Attell.
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Ann Arbor Prepares for Record Chicago Ticket Demand
Ann Arbor crowds rush seat sales for the Chicago game with 3,000 seats sold in under an hour. Osird offers a round trip fare of 5 and two special trains carry the team and rosters. Coach Yost and players rehearse defense and punting as Eckersall looms, with optimism for victory despite reports of De Tray’s possible absence.
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Chicago Set To Tee Off On Michigan In Big Game
Special to the Sunya Chicago circles expect the Maroons to tear up the Maize and Blue line and score heavily against Michigan. Chicago aims to match last year’s scoring pace, with a strong defense and a capable attack. Michigan’s offense is weaker without Heston, making four touchdowns possible but uncertain as both teams may add field goals.
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Central Polo League Friday Games
Indianapolis meets Lafayette while Danville travels to Ft Warne and Kokamig visits Anderson in Friday fixtures of the Central Polo League.
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Scotty Death Ride Ends In Severe Injuries
Special to the Suns from Los Angeles reports Walter Beat known as the King of Death Valleys attempted a 2 minute Pasadena run in a racing machine, then crashed near the two mile mark breaking his back and risking spinal injury. Two companions escaped with minor injuries while Beat is expected to recover though the injury to his spine may require long treatment.
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Arranging Novel Game for Butler Grid Coaches
Coach Wingard of Butler plans a Saturday after Thanksgiving match called the Uncup. Butler will play a team of state coaching stars including Clevenger Pyke Jineman and Sheldon from Indiana training forces. Indiana colleges will be represented by Knight Cayou Wirnos Hernatein Miller McGlew Suck Cooper among others from Wabash Purdue Notre Dame and DePauw.
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