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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1926
Page
4
Bud Taylor suffers a decisive defeat to Joey Sanger in Milwaukee after a late third round eye injury. Sanger, holding a four pound advantage, dominates until Taylor is counted out in the seventh round. The piece also notes broader weight rule discussions at Kentucky and other racing and sports sectors.
Joe Hunter moved into first place in the state three cushion billiards tourney at Coolers parlor by defeating Kepner 50 to 44 in eighty three innings. Hunter now stands six wins and one loss. Rubens and Vogler are tied for second with five and one.
Notre Dame coaching staff, led by George Keegan, drills a veteran core of Captain Johnny Nyikos Louie Conroy Vince Arcannly and Buck Dahman while planning to add a first string forward. The Irish open December 6 against Armour Tech of Chicago. McNally and Dahman will miss the opener as they travel to the Coast for the Southern California game before rejoining the squad next week.
The listing shows players honored on the all Big Ten teams with names from Michigan Northwestern Illinois Ohio State Iowa Minnesota Purdue Wisconsin and Chicago. Notable names include Oosterbaan Johnson Shively Klein Hess Nelson Wheeler Friedman Baker Willox Joesting Burrus Raskowski Lovette Reitsch Hansen Baer Fisher Almquist Gelbert Daugherity Karow Apitz Gary Meyer Rouse Spencer Uridl Flora Clark Kutsch Gustafson Lewis.
Billy Evans, sports editor, reports opinions of 20 Midwestern experts incl eight Big Ten coaches and 12 Western Conference officials. Benny Friedman at quarterback captain, Benny Oosterbaan end, Herb Joesting full back, Moon Baker and Wilcox half backs, with Fisher or Wheeler at end and Shively Hess at guard. Drei centers Klein Reitsch Rouse. note Joesting favored at full back and Marty Karow moved to second team.
Fragmented notes outline Howley as new St. Louis Browns manager aiming to rebuild the club while the off season stirs talk of veteran regulars. The piece ties in other sports gossip from football to golf, mentioning Red Grange and Walter Hagen, and ends with quirky quotes and local color.
United Press reports heavyweight champion Gene Tunney must settle his case with New York authorities after the boxing commission decided it could not intervene. Tunney, arraigned in West Side Court on boxing in a Broadway theater without a license, had the matter adjourned until Thursday.
Suzanne Lenglen and C C Pyle weigh a return match with Helen Wills and a gate receipt share. Lenglen seeks manager approval while Pyle wants a portion of takings. Wills and tennis authorities discuss terms and rule constraints on distributing revenue.
The New York Rangers beat the Chicago Black Hawks 4 to 3 in a fast ice hockey game at Madison Square Garden Tuesday night.
The Marmon Motor Co five opens its season Thursday night versus Diamond Chain at South Side Turner Hall 306 Prospect St. Both teams feature ex college and high school players. A curtain-raiser between Indianapolis Marvels and Morris St M E follows at 7 30 with the main game at 8 30.
Pittsburgh Dec 1 Oscar Stanage veteran catcher and teammate of manager Ownie Bush in Detroit for years was signed by the Pirates as a battery coach Jewel Ens who has served with the Pirates since 1922 as player and coach also will be a member of Bushs field staff
Boston December 1 Willam F Bill Carrigan signs a two year contract to manage the Boston Red Sox He succeeds Lee Fohl who resigned weeks ago Carrigan previously managed the club from 1913 to 1916 and led them to world championships in 1915 and 1916 Helnie Wagner may serve as coach Carrigan joined the team in 1906 as a catcher and returned from Toronto in 1907.
Twenty Navy players who played in the Army Navy game will receive the block N for victory over the Army. The Naval Academy with a strong season will issue N-star awards only to players on teams that defeated the Army.
The University of Pennsylvania announces a rule denying any student who turns professional while enrolled the right to receive a varsity letter and cancelling membership in the Varsity Club. Sydney E. Hutchinson chairs the athletics council and issued the ruling.
Representatives of the Cincinnati Nationals were to open negotiations today to buy the Columbus A A franchise in the American Association. Joe Carr, president of the Senators, said Cincinnati interests show interest if terms and holdings are attractive. The Columbus club has struggled and shows little improvement in prospect.
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