Cornell Tops Scoring in 1920 College Football
Cornell dominated the season with 320 points in eight games, the highest among major colleges. West Virginia had 296, Notre Dame 275, while defensive leaders included California allowing seven points, Boston College fourteen, and Syracuse nineteen. Cornell captain George Pfann led Eastern scorers with 98 points from 15 touchdowns and eight PATs.
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United Press New York
Cornell
West Virginia
Notre Dame
California
Boston College
Syracuse
George Pfann
Tryon
Colgate
Hazel
Rutgers
Nardacci
Wilson
Penn State
Sundstrom
Bill Mallory
Yale
Butler Stars Honored on United Press First Team
Butler players Hungate and Reichel named to United Press First Team with placed marks from Indiana also cited as top college basketball selections.
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United Press
Hungate and
Reichel
Butler
Marks
Indiana
All-State College Football Team Picks by Clark
United Press lists first and second all-State teams citing Notre Dame domination. Notable selections include Crowe, Hungate, Reichel, Brown, Bach, Wellman, Stuhldreher, D Miller, Elliott, Mays, and Middlesworth with Butler, Notre Dame, Purdue, and Wabash heavily represented.
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Crowe
Notre
Notre Dame
Purdue
Butler
Wabash
Indiana
United Press
Reichel
Walsh
Gibson selected to manage Firpo campaign of 24
Luis Firpo, South American heavyweight, will be managed in 1924 by Billy Gibson, who guides Benny Leonard and Gene Tunney. Leonard and trainer Mannie Seamon may tutor Firpo as he prepares to face Dempsey, while Tex Rickard seeks a Firpo Wills bout that may be contingent on Wills challenging Dempsey first.
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United Press
New York
Luis Firpo
Billy Gibson
Benny Leonard
Gene Tunney
Firpo
Leonard
Mannie Seamon
Gibson
Seaman
Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Harry Wills
Wills
All State grid teams picked by Here Clark for UP
Here Clark selects the United Press first and second team players from Indiana and Notre Dame for 1928. D Miller of Notre Dame and Marks of Indiana earn halfback honors. Layden of Notre Dame is named top fullback. Miller and Marks stand out for speed and defense. Krumheuer missed finals due to injury.
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Hezh Clark
Indiana
D. Miller
Notre Dame
Marks
Layden
Dame
Miller
Northwestern
United Press
Krumheuer
de Pauw
Gerber Reinstated to Wisconsin Football Next Year
Wisconsin tackle E C Gerber is reinstated at the Big Ten meeting in Chicago after being ruled ineligible this year. Director Jones of Wisconsin presented the case. Gerber taught swimming to boys at La Crosse but was not a physical director.
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Chicago
E. C. Gerber
Wisconsin
Illinois
Jones
Gerber
la Crosse
Wis
Butler Baseball Card: 1924 Schedule with Big Ten Clubs
Butler College baseball plans a nine game slate against Big Ten foes plus state contests. Conference dates include Purdue at Lafayette April 8 and Indiana at Bloomington April 15, with games at Urbana Evanston Chicago Indianapolis and Bloomington through June 13 against Ohio State.
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Butler College
Purdue St Lafayette
Clinci
Urbana
Indiana
Bloomington
Northwestern
Evanston
Chicago
Indianapolis
Purdus
Ohio State
Carpentier Urges Tex Rickard for Light Heavy Bout
Georges Carpentier telegraphs promoter Tex Rickard urging a fight with Gene Tunney Harry Greb Mike McTigue or Battling Siki. Rickard said he has received another cablegram from Carpentier requesting a bout arrangement.
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Carpentier
Tex
United Press
York
Tex Rickard
Georges Carpentier
Gene Tunney
Harry Greb
Mike McTigue
Battling Stk
Times All-State College Team Named by The Times
The Times announces its All-State college football team chosen by sports editor Eddie Ash. It lists Ends Crowe Notre Dame Elliott Wabash. Tackles Bach Notre Dame Aul Wabash. Guards H Duttenhaver Butler Brown Notre Dame. Center Walsh Notre Dame. Quarterback Studedreher Notre Dame. Halfbacks D Miller Notre Dame Woods Butler. Fullback Layden Notre Dame.
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Times
Eddie Ash
Official Times
Clark
United Press Eleven
Crowe
Notre Dame
Elliott
Wabash
Bach
Aul
H. Duttenhaver
Butler
Brown
Walsh
Notre
Kokomo to Meet Y P C in 1928 Indiana Title Game
Hartford City uniforms were routed 39 to 6 by the Y P C at Washington Park. Zeller Jackson Royse and Church scored touchdowns on drives of five to twenty two yards. Duncan opened the local scoring and Hartford City’s Wright added an eighty yard TD on a Y P C pass. The game sets up Kokomo American Legion versus Y P C for the Indiana independent title.
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Hartford City
Washington Park
Zeller
Jackson
Royse
Church
Fox
Joe Hopkins
McCarty
Carmen
Duncan
Wright
Kokomo American Legion
Indiana
City Bowling Meet Opens Tonight at Capitol Alleys
City bowling meet schedules two-man and five-man events at Capitol Alleys. Tonight at 7:30 P M two-man heats with Holmes A Southard and Nessel McElligatt, then five-man events at 7:15 and 9:30 P M featuring team entries such as Kaiser Underwood King Tuts and East Side Stars.
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Capitol Alleys
Alley
B. Holmes
A. L. Southard
H. J. Nessel
E. L. McElligatt
Eed
American Central Life
Aid Kaiser
Aan Underwood
King Tuts
W. W
Ferndales and College Stars End In Muddy 0 0 Tie
Ferndales and the College All-Stars battled through mud at Pennsy Park ending in a scoreless 0 to 0 tie. John Leslie's late field goal narrowly missed, while Liz Burton and Duttenhaver led strong drives and defensive stands for their teams.
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Ferndales
College All-Stars
Pennsy Park
All-Stars
John Leslie
Liz Burton
Fernée
Frank Skinner
Lambert
Ferndale
Skinner
Duttenhaver
State College
Burton
Hungate
Moffett
Leslie
Matches in cue loop in Indiana Illinois league
Two games in the Indiana Illinois three cushion billiard league were to be played today at Cooler's No 1 parlor. Charles Weston of Decatur would face Harry Cooler and William Curtis would play Cooler tonight. Wednesday Cooler meets Weston in two matches at Decatur. Standings show Indianapolis 8 0. Champaign 4 3 5 58 3. Terre Haute 2 2 14.
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Charles Weston
Decatur
Ill
Harry Cooler
William Curtis
Cooler
Weston
Indianapolis
Champaign
Terre Haute
Allen Thomas Tonight in City Three-Cushion Final
Allen and Thomas resume the city three-cushion billiard tourney tonight at the Board of Trade parlors for the local title. Also listed are this week’s matches: Downey versus Morrison, Ye Johnson versus Fridley, Macho versus Thompson, Frye versus Wolf, with Wade of Texas facing Gibbs of Ohio State in a ten round college boxing bout in Columbus, Ohio.
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Board of Trade
Allen and Thomas
Ve. Thomas
Puesday
Downey
Moore
Mitchell
Johnson
Macho
Thompson
Frye
Wolf
Columbus
Ohio
Wade
Texas Collegian
Billy Gibbs
Ohio State University
Muncie Boxer Tommy Teague Dies After Drinking
Tommy Teague a 23 year old lightweight once claiming Indiana champion status died Sunday evening from paralysis of the respiratory organs. He was said to have drunk heavily Saturday night and two physicians attended him through Sunday.
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United Press
Elks Boxing Tonight at Tomlinson Hall
Boxing card features middleweights Johnn Klesch of Cleveland and Steve Ghogaek of Milwaukee in a ten round main event. Semifinal pairs Lone RE Atherton of Indianaapolis against Billy re Haute in ten rounds. Preliminary Fast Black of St Louis versus Georgia Smith of Indianapolis in eight rounds. Curtain raiser and battle royal to be announced at show start.
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Tomlinson Hall
Johnn Klesch
Cleveland
Steve Ghogaek
Milwaukee
Lone RE Atherton
Indianaapolis
Billy Re Haute
St. Louis
Georgia Smith
Indianapolis
Hammond Pros Defeat Kokomo Legion in 14 to 0 Clash
In Kokomo Indiana on Sunday the Hammond professional league team defeated the Kokomo Legion independent eleven 14 to 0 before a large crowd. Annon and Robinson scored touchdowns for Hammond with Risley converting both. Kokomo outplayed the visitors in the second half but failed to score Neal Scott and King led Kokomo’s effort.
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Kokomo
Ind
Kokomo Legion
Hammond
Annon and
Robinson
Risley
Neal
Scott
King
Mandell Brady Featherweight Title Bout Set Tonight
East Chicago Indiana hosts a boxing show headlined by Sammy Mandell challenging Eddie Brady of Brooklyn in the featherweight feature. The card showcases locals and upsets as fans expect a strong showing from Mandell.
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United Press
Chicago
Ind
Sammy Mandell
Eddie Brady
Brooklyn
Nebraska to visit Notre Dame next season in South Bend
Notre Dame will host Nebraska on November 15 after two straight losses at Nebraska. Coach Rockne announced four more games: Lombard on October 4, Army in New York on October 18, Princeton on October 25, and Georgia Tech in South Bend on November 1.
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Nebraska
Huskers
Rockne
Lombard
Notre Dams
Army
New York
Princeton
Georgia Tech
South Bend
Six Day Cyclists Rally Again in New York
Six day bicycle race returns to Madison Square Garden with sixteen teams competing. The event marks 36 years of winter indoor cycling while celebrities and city figures lend a festive air. Reports note Fred Stone fired the start pistol as Tammany Young heckled. Battling Siki allegedly bit a hot dog, though unconfirmed.
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United Press
New York
Madison Square Garden
Fred Stone
Tammany Young
Broadway
Siki
College Fives Begin Hoosier Big Ten 1924 Schedule
Purdue and Indiana each scheduled four Big Ten games for 1924 at the Western Conference meeting in Chicago. Key dates include Oct 18 with Indiana at Chicago and Purdue vs Northwestern, and Nov 22 Indiana at Purdue.
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Hoosier
BIG Ten
Indiana
Purdue
Chicago
I. A
Northwestern
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Bloomington
Lafayette
Illinois
Michigan
Butler
Illnois
Urbana
Wabash
de Pauw
Ohio
Iowa
Milinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Millnois
Indiana college teams set to open season with early games
College basketball action begins this week in Indiana as Butler hosts Em-Roe at Tomlinson Hall on Wednesday and plays in Muncie Tuesday. Indiana University meets State Normal at Bloomington while Purdue prepares for Rose Poly. DePauw starts tonight at Green Castle against alumni with Illinois looming December 12. Franklin and Wabash start later with no schedule this week.
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Indiana
Butler
Tomlinson Hall
Em-Roe
Page
Muncie
Nipper
Harker
Griggs
Hooker
Middlesworth
Colway
Jones
Indiana University
State Normal
Bloomington
Alward
Parker Nyikos
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Crimson
Spensler
Logan
Druckamiller
Syracuse
Purdue
Rose Poly
Boilermakers
Gullion
Robbins
Wellman
Harreson
Spradling
Rosberg
North American Gymnastic Union
Athenaeum Gym
Earlham
de Pauw
Greencastle
Illinois
Urbana
Franklin
Wabash
Genaro Faces Smith in Philadelphia Title Bout
Frankie Genaro American flyweight champion and Midget Smith New York bantam arrived in Philadelphia for a ten round decision match scheduled Tuesday night.
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United Press Philadelphia
Frankie Genaro
Midget Smith
New York
Greb to defend title in 10 round bout at Motor Square Garden
Middleweight champion Harry Greb defends his title tonight against Bryan Downey of Columbus in a ten round decision bout at Motor Square Garden in Pittsburgh. Greb is also matched to fight Johnny Wilson of Boston in New York on Jan 18. Greb's share is about $30 000. Wilson is a former champion.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Harry Greb
Bryan Downey
Columbus
Motor Square Garden
Greb
Johnny Wilson
Boston
New York
Red Mason
Wilson
Saturday Football Scores and Amusements
A scattered listing shows college and service teams with scores such as Notre Dame over Toledo and Oregon State over Montana. Also noted are high school and amusement entries plus various regional names and affiliations.
Football Players Meeting Tonight At Southern A A
All football players are called to attend a meeting by the Southern A A at State and Hoyt Streets tonight at 7 30 oclock.
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State and Hoyt Sts
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