Louis Takes Two From Athletics in Doubleheader
In Roaton, the St. Louis Americans shut out the Philadelphia Pirates 5 to 0 in a doubleheader. Cleveland blanked Boston 4 to 0, with Hess delivering key pitching. American League standings show New York, Chicago, and St. Louis trailing or leading as reported.
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New Weapons Highlight Automatic Firearms Rise
The article details new automatic firearms dominating U S production with triggers, loaders, and ejectors. It praises Browning shotguns and Luger pistols for multi shot capability, accuracy, and recoil use. It notes the navy adopting a 20 caliber revolver with 300 yard accuracy.
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Local practice notes and updates from Washington Park and Marion club
The report covers a practice game at Washington park between MANUAL PUNTS M T H 5S and Butler, with notes on backs and line experience. It mentions a scheduled game with Noblesville high school, Van Landinghim's punting form, Jake Wolf at quarterback, and scrimmage plans with Medics and college teams. Captain Bieler, Roosevelt and Fairbanks league president, travels to Chicago and to Columbus with Senator Beveridge mobilizing local Republicans. Basketball practice for Springdale at the YMCA gym is announced with tryouts and possible games.
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Notre Dame Tunes Up For Wabash With Fresh Sound
Gridiron notes indicate Notre Dame is easing into practice to prepare for Wabash. A crater path is used at the campus to reduce weight while improving conditioning. A game with DePauw was canceled, with no makeup date announced.
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George Nill Expects Rapid Rise After Sale to Washington
George Nill, second baseman for Colorado Springs Western League, has been sold to the Washington Americans. Recommended by Jimmy Ryan, Nill ranked tenth in last season's Western League batting and aims higher this year. He began pro baseball in 1901 with Fort Wayne, then Davenport before joining Colorado Springs.
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Shortridge Line Bucks Football Practice Notes
Shortridge's squad shows mixed form with key players praised for defense and offense. Basson and Lawrence contest for fullback while Holloway is praised for spirit. several centers out, Talbott quitting. Elwood to field a town basketball team at the polo rink, first appearance and strong local interest.
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Hax
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Shortridge to Meet Medics in Saturday Football Opener
Shortridge meets Indiana Medical College at Washington Park in the season opener with a schedule of many double headers and key intercity rivalries. Other top games listed include Notre Dame at Wabash, Michigan at Case, and Yale versus Trinity as part of a broad Saturday lineup.
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Opening Games Show Midweek Football Favor
Midweek football wins seem favored this season as Purdue defeats Beloit 1 100 percent. Indiana tops the jor Meds with two short halves. Clark Hare and Payne shine for Indianapolis on the I I squad. Wednesday scores include Purdue 1 Beloit 0 Indiana 11 Illinois 23 Wabash 2 Pennsylvania 6 Swarthmore 4 Yale 2 Wesleyan 0 Columbia 2 Franklin Marshall 0 Cornell 37 Colgate 0 Princeton 15 Dickinson 0 Minnesota 7 Shattuck 0
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Trust Must Pay Fine Affirmed In Oil Trade Conspiracy Case
The court of appeals on Wednesday affirmed a $1.00 damages judgment against Standard Oil on charges of conspiring with B. Gillian to injure James S. Doyle Lexington oil merchant. An identical $0 damages verdict was affirmed against Gilton, a former Lexington oil inspector at the time of the conspiracy.
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Standard Ofl Company
B. Gillnn
James 5. Doyle
Lexington Oil
Gilton
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