Van Horn Too Outmatched by Morgan in Cardhead Fight
Van Horn, Columbus fighter, staged a scenic ride impression as Morgan floored him after a sharp onside kick. Stein and Bronson battled to a ten round 2 draw in a tightly contested bout. Kid Beebe was stopped early by Gregg, prompting a potential Morgan rematch with Gregg or Beebe for the title shot. Morgan faces Jimmy Gardner next on Thanksgiving day.
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Russell van Horn
Columbus
Unk Russell
Morgan
Indianapolis
Ryan
van Horn
Morpheus
Gregg
Kid Beebe
Philadelphia
Beebe
John L. Sullivan
Tony Caponi
Peoria
Sullivan
Morgan-Van Horn
Jimmy Gardner
Fort Wayne
Indiana Giants Depend On Krutsch And Weymire To Face Notre Dame
Indiana report highlights Krutsch as a versatile back and top punter and drop kicker, with Weymire at center noted for exceptional speed and aggressive play. The piece frames these players as key to beating Notre Dame this season.
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Sheldon
Weymire
Kid McCoy Becomes Private Detective of Fifth Avenue
Norman Selby known as Kid McCoy announces a new detective agency on Fifth Avenue with Frank Peabody, a former central office detective, as partner. The move follows his pugilist career and marks a shift to the detective business in New York.
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Norman Selby
Kid McCoy
Frank Peabody
Central Office
Fifth Ave
Local Pastor decries boxing as organized brutality in Indianapolis
Rev Joshua Stansfield, after watching Van Horn KO Morgan in the Auditorium bout, calls boxing “organized brutality” and says the sport serves elite classes. He notes he and associates were not guests, visited for personal reasons, and spoke with Judge Wharton and police. Others present included Rev Howard R Van Auken and Rev E S Shumaker.
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Indianapolis
Joshua Stansfield
Auto Notes on Car Buying and Guarantees
An illustrated view notes that some buyers buy cars without experts, focusing on a one year guarantee to cover repairs. It compares oil to politeness in traffic and urges motorists to keep politeness and car maintenance in balance, keeping a tuned car for smoother driving.
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Rainier Company
Nick Collins loses to Buttermore in Ohio bout
Special in The Sam reports Nick Collins, famed Canadian light heavyweight, was defeated by Leipsic wrestler David Buttermore in Columbus Grove. Buttermore captured the first and third falls after a recent meet had been declared a draw. A rematch is set for Detroit this week.
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Columbus Grove
Nick Collins
Canada
David Buttermore
Detroit
Not Very Far Wrong. High School Football Ban Filed
Special to The Sam Kankakee Oct 31 Attor ney 8 R Moore files bill in circuit court seeking injunction to restrain high school students from playing football. Case likely heard next Tuesday.
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Kankakee
R. Moore
O'Brien Stirs Up Baseball Meeting
New York Oct 31 The National Association meeting for professional baseball leagues nears conclusion with 23 of 36 leagues represented. J D O'Brien Milwaukee president of the American association proposed resolutions to reclassify Pacific Coast Southern and Western leagues to Class B and trim the national board to five, but the changes were tabled. The next year's meeting will be in Chicago.
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J. D. O’brien
Milwaukee
American Association
Chicago
Puacific Coast
National Board
National Association
O’brien
Pacific Coast League
Southern League
Western League
National Board of Arbitration
Eastern League
SPORTLETTES: Mixed boxing and football notes from New Haven
Reagan remains under Mike Murphy at Penn with Miller stepping in at pivot. Carroll Cooney is being developed as a drop kicker, able to hit from the 85 yard line. Mayhew shines on offense but is weaker on defense. Harry Lewis shifts weight, set to meet Mike Donovan in six rounds. Cardinals reportedly draw over 4,000 per game. Walter East draft price paid. Little Rock may force him to play. In Paris an auto accident arouses obstruction charges and undertaker needs. Matty Baldwin signed to meet Summers Keyes winner around Nov 14 at Englewood A. C. Packey McFarland offered big incentive to fight Baldwin but heads to San Francisco. Humphreys quickly accepts.
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New Haven
Carroll Cooney
Cooney
Harvard
Matty Baldwin
Joe Humphreys
Summers-Keyes
Englewood A. C
Sheridan Rest Needed After Strain At Athens Games
New York Oct 31 Martin Sheridan famed American athlete must rest after overtaxing his strength during the Garden indoor championships. He strained the stomach while training and after competing in seven events, including a pole vault world record of 28 feet, he advised to lay off. Club president P J Conway urged him to stop for health, while Sheridan had been the dominant point winner and renowned for the discus and weight events.
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Garden
Martin
Sheridan
P. J. Conway
Conway
America
Real Candy Dominates Pere Marquette League Night
Kimmel of the Tishmingoes led with a high score of 24 and a 202 average over three games in the Pere Marquette league opener on Wednesday. Lauck of the Cheyennes matched 232, Eunkel of the Iroquois had 220, with Mo hawks Cheyennes Mackinaws and Seminoles taking two of three from Iroquois Pawnees Navajoes and Tishimingoes. scores listed.
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Kimmel
Lauck
Eunkel
Bowling leaders and match results in local league action
In Independent Bowling Wednesday night Prange of the Angels led with 250, followed by Bornhorst of the Shermans and Kehrein of the Deweys. The Federals swept the Deweys, the Manhattans lost to the Anonyms, centrals and sheriffs broke even, highlighting a varied card of scores and headliners. BROOKLINE GOLF special report: Tom McNamara and George Low won the four ball foursome at the Country club, with Hutchinson and Campbell taking second, Ross and Campbell third, and Ross posting best 18 hole score at 73.
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Independent Bowling League
Bornhorst
Shermans
Kehrein
Deweys
Federals
Manhattans
Centrals
Brookline
Mass
Tom McNamara
Fall River
George Low
Baltus Rol
Country Club
Eastern Professional Golfers’ Association
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Low
John Hutchinson
St. Andrews
Matt Campbell
Donald Ross
Oakley
Jack Campbell
Philadelphia
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Metzier
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Reiner
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Wees
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Reckenbach
Ey. Prange
Mont
Wishmeier
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Feltman
Gerlach
Gene Eben
Horan
Ai Ah
Sonoma Girl Against World Brings Challenge to Readville
Lotta Crabtree offers Sonoma Girl 2.05% against top trotters including Highball 2:06 4, Sweet Marie 2:02, George G. 2:05, Major Delfar 1:59 with Readville track on the line. Charles Jewett pushes for Sweet Marie to accept while experts deem Sonoma Girl the likely favorite. Crabtree is noted for two Transylvania stake winners with Nutboy and Sonoma Girl.
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Boston
Mass
Lotta Crabtrea
Readville
Sweet Marie
George G
Major Delfar
Charles Jewett
New England Breeders’ Association
Sonoma Girl
Lotta Crabtree
Nutboy
Sonoma
Davis to Manage White Sox After Jones Retires
Chicago October 31 George Davis announces he will manage the Chicago White Sox after Fielder Jones retires leaving Sullyan out of the role. Davis states he will take the tiller until further orders amid ongoing speculation over a successor.
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Chicago
Jones
White Sox
George Davis
Davis
Billy Sullivan
Honors To Gorman Lead Crow Team In League
Gorman of the Crows earned top honors in the E F M league by scoring 202 as the Crows won one of three games against the Guineas. Eagles and Buzzards each dropped three, Ravens and Owls taking losses. City Club Alleys scores not fully listed.
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Crows
Guineas
Eagles
Buzzards
The
Ravens
Owls
Punts and Passes In Classic Football Mockups
Notre Dame conducts secret Wednesday practice on Cartier field as Coach Barry steers a fierce workout. Depauw seeks form against Indiana, while Wabash vows to stifle their attack. Saturday brings Franklin, Butler, and Depauw in Crawfordsville battles with looming Turkey-day hopes. Earlham aims to topple Rose Poly as curious rule quizzing centers on a play near the goal.
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Cartier Field
Barry
Depauw
Indiana
Wabash
Methodists
Crawfordsville
South Bend Central League Base stockholders plan debt relief
In South Bend Indiana on October 31 special to Tae Sun, 100 stockholders notify intent to subscribe for five shares each to raise funds for paying debts of the past season and to build a reserve for player recruitment for next season, as bids for the club’s franchise falter.
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Tae Sun
South Bend
Ind
South Bend Central League
County Attorney Seeks to Oust Grainger from Racing Board
Jefferson County Attorney R L Page acting for Attorney General N B Hays filed suit in Jefferson circuit court to remove Charlies F Grainger from the Kentucky State Racing Commission on grounds that he is a usurper.
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Sun
Louisville
R. L. Page
Jefferson County
N. B. Hays
Jefferson Circuit
Charlies F. Grainger
Kentucky State Racing Commission
Kelley to Manage Boston Nationals Next Year
Toronto October 31 Joseph Kelley manager of the Toronto Eastern League club has been engaged as manager of the Boston Nationals for next season.
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Toronto
Ont
Joseph Kelley
Boston Nationals
Indiana and Notre Dame Face Key Football Showdown
Indiana coaches Sheldon and Notre Dame’s Barry prepare for a crucial Saturday clash at Washington Park. Indiana trains lightly on Friday with signals and kicks while Notre Dame conducts severe final work. About 1,200 Bloomington rooters and a strong Catholic society presence pack the stands as Munson anchors Indiana’s line in a battle of old and new football ideas.
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Notre Dame
Washington Park
Sheldon
Jordan Field
Indianapolis
Denison Hotel
Indianapeolis
Knights of Columbus
A. Q H
Kk. F. M
Barry
Olltime
Licenses Issued by National Cycling Association Board
The Board of Control of the National Cycling Association announces licenses in several categories. Professionals include T. M. Samuelson and F. E. Br. Heagren of Salt Lake City and Edward Gumbel of New York City, plus professional trainer A. Cochran of Salt Lake City. Amateurs feature Walter DeMara of San Francisco and others in multiple regions across the United States.
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Board of Control
National Cycling Association
T. M. Samuelson
FE. BR
New York City
L. Kressel
G Wood
Edward Bloomfield
Woods
Maurice Gallagher
Philadelphia
A. C. Cardy
J. R. Rosen
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Harry Boice
Absecon
N.J
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Reading
Kinloch
Paterson
N. J
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Archibald Barton
James Byrnes
Arthur A. Allen
Philip Kury
William Lamphear
Edward D. Sheffe
Co. W. Glendenning
George South
Atlantic City
George Lockner
Syracuse
W. B. Glynn
Torrington
Thomas Booth Tipping
Englewood
Chicago Seem Victor Over Minnesota in Northrop Field Clash
United Press reports Coach Williams of Minnesota concedes Chicago will win the Saturday contest on Northrop field in Minneapolis. Stagg and his team anticipate victory as about 24 players depart for Minnesota. Chicago students gave the Maroons a sendoff at Mandell hall with a bonfire and freshmen sophomore events.
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Chicago
Williams
Minnesota
Northrop
Minneapolis
Stagg
University of Chicago
Maroons
Mandell Hall
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