Never Knocked Out Joe Grim Wrestles Through Tough Fights
Joe Grim, famed as the durable boxing champion, has never been knocked out in a long career facing diverse opponents including For Fligetmmens and Joe Walcott. Despite brutal bouts and a string of challenges, his resilience remains notable as he fights on through punishing rounds and stubborn endurance.
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Mstrud
Des
Shampion
Thys
Fligetmmens
Eter Maner
Joe Walcott
Dewfel
Anuth Mai
Bbs
West
Ett
Oman
Twister Report Sparks Batting Struggles At Plate
A jagged report describes pitchers and batters in a tense game as the crowd notes erratic delivery and a sudden loss of speed. The narrative hints at a late shift in momentum with swings at the plate and contact difficulties.
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Quayers
Une
Vail
Alumni plan big celebration at Indianapolis game
A meeting of Indianapolis alumni organized for a large celebration at the Indianapolis football game next Saturday. Purdue supporters are expected from Lafay ette and nearby areas. Fireworks and park activities are planned as managers and local officials work to finalize arrangements amid earlier contract tensions.
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Indianapolis
William Fefer
Liz
Purdue
Lafavente
Tt Tt Na
Prize Fight Planned In Los Angeles Sparks City Turmoil
Los Angeles October 2. Plans for a major prize fight near Junie were dropped after a special council inquiry with church leaders and police. City officials prepared an anti prize-fight ordinance with emergency clause to take effect immediately upon signature by the mayor. Advance sales for Johnson storey field set new records with manager expecting $1,410,000 in receipts.
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Los Angeles
Col
Aleaday
Ceminbsters
Johnson-storey
Lighter Elevens Benefit From New Rules This Season
The season sees lighter teams with faster defensive plays due to new rules limiting mass formations. Small squads gain edge as end runs and plunges shift with tighter defense. Kicking changes by the scoring team reduce ball control by larger squads, keeping scores closer and offering more action for spectators.
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Ughter
Down Purdue Down Indiana In Big Football Feud
Bloomington fans crave a Purdue scalp as Indiana and Purdue players eye a historic clash. Indiana plans to study Lafayette’s lineup on an open date while both squads weigh risks and rivals, hoping to seize the big rivalry win for the season.
History of Western Polo Season Promises Record Play
The twenty first season of western roller polo opens amid high expectations as star players from the east travel west to compete. Rich in early league formation, franchise grants, and high salaries, the circuit aims to be a winter attraction rivaling baseball summers. Teams shift to a five man format. Racine chief Hornick offers a cup as championship prize. Central league forms to boost the sport's popularity across the region.
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West
Galburg
Janesville
Rachie
Wis
Cincingati
Dayton
Richmond
Anderson
Ind
Lown Ba
Cluvs
Ricghmond
Muncie
Ravine
Ricksmond
Andersin Sports
Lidia
Munih
Eby Andersen
Hig
American Association
Wm. Hornick
Racine
Weston League
Ungallant Lad Sherman Crabbe Charged in Stone Attack
Sherman Crabbe, a youth from 28th Street, faced Judge Stubbs after being accused of striking Lole Sterns, a 9th grader at 999 W Twenty eighthest, with a stone near Thirtieth and Raderats. Witness Tudgy Stubbs questioned the tradition of throwing stones at girls and the court postponed the case to Tuesday.
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Sherman Crabbe
Stubbs
Sherman
Best Race Track Opinion from George Ketcham on Wichita Course
George Ketcham hails the Wichita track as accurately measured and distance faithful after past doubts. He notes Crescens mile and Lou Dillon Major Delmar records stand firmly, praises the sand loam surface, and says the venue is the greatest outdoor track when properly cared for.
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Wichita
Crescens
Lou Dillon
Major Delmar
Start of New Movement in Western College Athletics
Chicago university announces a push to end gate receipts in intercollegiate contests and endow all athletic departments. President Marper outlines the plan approved by the board of physical culture and athletics, aiming for broad adoption across major colleges, with West Point and Annapolis as cautious precedents.
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Chicago
Chicago University
Marper Hay
University Board of Physical Culture and Athletics
West Point
Annapolis
Saturday Football Scores From Across Colleges
A survey of college football results lists Purdue over Oberlin 18 to 5 and DePauw 18 over Butler 0. Other notable scores include Princeton 17 over Dartmouth 0, Cornell 41 over Western Reserve 0, Navy 5 over Georgetown 32, and Amherst 18 against Trinity 18. Carlisle 12 beat Swarthmore 6, and Williams 17 defeated Syracuse 5.
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Purdue
Oberlin
Normerican College of Medicin Wabash
Shortridge
DePauw
Butler
Bartham
Franklin
Chicago
Illinois
Minnesota
Beloit
Michigan
Wisconsin
A. Rose Polytechnic
Miami
Indian
Ska
Stern
Cincinnati
Grinnen
Ohio
Iate
Akron
Detroit Athletics
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Brown
Yale
West Point
Princeton
Dartmouth
Cornell
Western Reserve
Carlisle
Swarthmore
Lafayette
Navy
Georgetown
North Carolina
Wiliams
Syracuse
Dickinson
Franklin and Marshall
Wesleyan
New York
Amherst
Trinity
Andover
Harvard
Haverford
Rutgen
Lou Dillon Mare Breaks World Trotting Record in Memphis
Lou Dillon the mare that broke the world trotting record trotted a mile in 1:38 2/5 on the Memphis track despite a strong raw wind. Rev Frank Gunsaulus at Central church drew a comparison between the horse and Moses, stunning the congregation as news of the record appeared in the paper.
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Chicago
Gat
Lou Dillon
Memphis
Frank Gunsaulus
Central Church
Moses
Gunsautts
Condinent
Dillon
Creacons
Judge Clancy delays hunt trip to aid copper war appeal
Judge William Clancy postpones his hunting trip and remains to press the appeal from his division in the copper war. To ensure his safety, the mayor tightens patrols around the depot while armed men are reported nearby. Telegrams are sent to Senator W A Clark, Gov. Toole, Representative Dixin, and others in Great Falls and Washington urging mediation among copper interests to keep mines open.
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Wm. Clancy
Se Vlar
Pokicemen
Judge Caney
Judge Corne
Great Folia
W. A. Clark
D K. Toole
Helena
Jos Dixin
Washington
HIT
Great Norther
Gibson
Mother Jones in town and Dowie sermons shock none
Mother Jones spoke Sunday night with United Mine Workers president Join Mitchell, in New York Dowie addressed three crowds at Macron squire garden with no disturbances. He denounced masons and various newspapers while local ads tout tonic and shoes fill space on page.
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Taboy
Join Mitchell
The
United Mine Workers
Dowie
New York
John Alexander Dowie
Macron Squire
Prankish Wheels Burn near Wreck on Massachusetts Ave
A Brightwood car narrowly avoided a crash when two boys at Massachusetts avenue and North Street hurled iron wheels from a baby carriage onto the road. The car’s front wheels left the track but landed safely after an abrupt halt. The incident occurred Sunday afternoon with passengers aboard.
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Masachusetts Ave
North-st
Thomas Millard
Nicholas Wi Lard
Massachusetts-ave
Ralph Stout
Edward Stout
Massachusetts Ave
Grub Show Opens At Tom Linson Belinay Venture
ThePure fond show will open at Tom Linson Belinay Vening and is exported as the largest of its kind in Indianapolis. The hall will be filled with booths and displays offering samples of delicacies to entice visitors. A cooking demonstration by Miss Armstrong from Chicago will feature German Neuse methods.
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Tomlinson Belinay @Vening
Indianapolis
Misa Armstrong
Chicago
Husband Pleads for Release in Police Court
In a police court Saturday evening Mr. Lewis Hawks pleaded with the judge to spare his wife’s husband from prison and allow him to return home. Hawks, recently dismissed from work for incompetence, had been pursued after an affidavit alleging distress and the couple’s strained relations. The hearing culminated with a plea for acquittal and a wage release.
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Clara Lawell
Elmer Lawell
Noutiea
Negre
Warran
Ps4
Lewis Hawks
Pasl
Hawks
Medical Claim Promises Cure with 8 percent Efficacy
An advertisement claims a treatment for rheumatic conditions and catarrh, listing ailments from kidney issues to headaches. It asserts an 8 percent success rate and offers a one day course for 10 cents, with a money back guarantee if no cure.
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Srieter
Dorkhan
Une
Court grants mild sentence in drunkenness case
In police court Prosecutor Holmes asks John Scantland to testify about fines he owes for a drunken charge. Scantland admits drinking but pleads for leniency, offering a plea while the court, amid a busy docket, shows mercy and reduces his penalty to a small sum.
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John Scantland
Holmes
Orientals in Sunday School at Fletcher Place Church
A report notes ten Chinese members attended Sunday school at Fletcher Place church. Pang Gee Sung, the first convert, joined the church two weeks earlier. The others listed are Wal Hush, Panag You, and Dong Gum Hong who followed that Sunday.
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Ee Fletcher-place
M. Ho
Fletcher-place Church
Pang Gee Sung
Wal Hush
Panag You
Dong Gum Hong
Burglars Raid Nash's Aug Store in Twin City
Burglars raided Nash's aug store and two other outlets on a Friday night, taking a large quantity of cigars and vbacen items. Police are pursuing leads.
Unclear Prohibition Night Keeps Saloons Open Citywide
Local officials allowed many downtown bars to stay open while several Negro dives and others were shut or restricted. Hotels and front bars faced varying orders, with some venues told to move to rear entrances to avoid Sunday opening.
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Juy
Bates Inn
Court-st
Garper’s
Penneyle
Anja-St
Denison
Hyacinths block New Orleans bayou. navy suspended
High south winds have driven water hyacinths into Teche bayou in New Orleans blocking the stream. Some craft cannot move and the bayou navigation is suspended indefinitely.
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New Orleans
Tece Bayou
Path of the Reaper funeral for J Reuter at insane hospital
The funeral of J Reuter will be held at ten o'clock this morning at the insane hospital. The service will be simple and held by the hospital staff with limited attendance.
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Path OF the Reaper
J. Reuter
W. the Insane Hospital
Tows-al
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