Notre Dame USC betting and boxing notes from Philadelphia
Betting on the Notre Dame vs USC game shows USC slight favorite with 8 to 10 odds and Notre Dame at 7 to 10. Rockne predicts defeat. Ralph Greenleaf tops a Philadelphia billiards tour and signs a vaudeville deal. Nonresident hunters face fines in Indiana quail season. Boxing headlines tease Loughran vs Tunney moved to golf events in Philadelphia.
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Notre- Dame
Rockne
South Bend
U.S. C
Knute
Division of Fish and Game
Department
Indiana
Kentucky
Philadelphia
Loughran
Tomlinson Hall
George Manley
Tommy
Wicked
Tuberculosis Association
Jess Sweetser
Seaview Country Club
Tunney
Tfughran
Earlham Wins First By Timea Special
Earlham defeated Cedarville College 35 to 21 in the season opener at Richmond Indiana. Coach Maples used many substitutions to find a strong lineup as Earlham surged in the second half with Thorne Reynolds and Turley each hitting three field goals while Cedarville's Orr Gordon and McLean led scoring.
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Richmond
Ind
Earlham
Cedarville College
Maplesden
Wing
Thorne
Reynolds
Ruley
Quakers
Orr
Gordon
McLean
Cedarville
Cathedral High to Award Block C Letters
Fifteen Cathedral High School grid players will receive the block C for athletic efforts this season. Awards will be given at the members only show titled vodville entertainment at KX Hall on December 15. Captain Egan Bean earns his third honor sweater while Yeazel Dugan and E B Miller win their second. The rest receive letters for the first time.
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Cathedral High School Grid
Vodeville’ Entertainment
KX. of
P. Mueller
C. Herold Tasty
Reilee
Thompann
Walle
Secton
Ninn
Cain
Fletcher
Fletcher Enter ‘Onnolly, Uarter Back—Commons, FE. Miller, Whale BA Yeazel. Dugan
Ack
Egan
Bean
Yeazel
Dugan
EB. Miller
Indiana College Conference fixes 1927 track and golf dates
Members at the Claypool Hotel decided track and field meets tennis and golf schedules for 1927. The Indiana State track meet will be at Indiana University Bloomington May 21 with the college meet at DePauw May 14. Golf at Evansville May 27–28 and tennis at Ball Teachers College May 20–21 with Hoosier Relays May 7 at Central State Normal Danville. Notre Dame Purdue Indiana Butler Wabash DePauw excluded from the track meet.
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Indiana College Conference
Claypool
Dhat
Indiana State
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
Zora G. Clevenger
Notre Dame
Purdue
Indiana
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Hughes
John Harmon
Evansville College
Paul Parker
Ball Teacher’s College
Muncie
Central State Normal
Danville
Butler
Wabash
de Pauw
Princeton Tigers to Train in Quebec City Before Season
Princeton University will begin pre season training in Quebec City after the holidays. The Tigers will stay at the Chateau and practice at a local arena and play several exhibition games against Quebec amateur teams during the stay.
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United Press Quebec
Princeton University
Quebec City
Chateau
Princeton
Quebec
Tiger
Joe Sekyra vs Jimmy Mahoney Fight at Tomlinson Hall
Joe Sekyra the light heavyweight known as the Bohemian Tornado clashes with Jimmy Mahoney in a ten round main event at Tomlinson Hall Chicago Monday night Promoter Harter stages four other bouts four tens and two sixes with many up and coming youngsters on the card The show starts at 8 30 PM and Mahoney has previously outpointed George Mulholland Indianapolis at Tomlinson Hall
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Joe Sekyra
Jimmy Mahoney
Chicago
Tomlinson Hall
Ohio
Buckeye
Billy Britton
Johnny Mack
Johnny Panke
Terry “McMullen
Bumbo Meyers
Kid Lucky
Tut Sackapp
Marty
Joe Jackson
Sailor Jack Thompson
Pat Irish
Lou Herman
Patavis
Bill Clemmons
Johnny Klesch
Bry
Downey
John Metoquah
Pat Reed
Nick Newman
George Mulholland
Indianapolis
Harter
Washington A. C
Turners Host Red Birds In Sunday Basketball Clash
The South Side Turners prepare for a Sunday 8 pm home game vs New Palestine Red Birds led by Stewart McNamara Murnan Wilkins and Carlton. Earlier at 2 pm the Turner Blues meet the All-Warrels in a preliminary contest.
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Turners
Palestine Red Birds
Red Birds
Stewart
McNamara
Murnan
Wilkins
Carlton
Turner Blues
World cycling stars to kick off six day race at Madison Square Garden
The world’s top cycling stars will open New York’s forty first international six day bike race with sprint races at Madison Square Garden tonight. The long endurance race begins Sunday night.
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United Press
New York
Madison Square Garden
Notre Dame Faces Southern California In Coast Showdown
Notre Dame teams up against Southern California in Los Angeles at the Coliseum for a post season classic. California favorites entered the game amid damp conditions with 80,000 capacity crowd and high ticket demand.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Notre Dame
Southern California University
Californians
Southern California
Stanford
Far West
California
Trish
Rockne
Pasadena
Warriors
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles Coliseum
Scealpers
Holy Cross Grabs City Parochial Football Title
The Holy Cross grade school won the north side division and then defeated St. Patrick's 20 to 6 at Washington Park to claim the city parochial championship. Rev. Urban Sonderman coached the team with captain F. Marley leading the squad.
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Indianapolis
Holy Cross
St. Patrick's
Washington Park
Urban Sonderman
F. Marley
Indiana University 1926 football letter winners announced
Head coach Pat Page announced the 1926 Indiana University varsity football letter winners. Twenty four players earned letters including three from Indianapolis Garrison Harrell and Smith. Page noted IU declined an Army game at West Point due to a filled 1927 slate and emphasized the strong 1927 schedule featuring Minnesota Notre Dame Chicago and Harvard.
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Garrison, Harrell and Smith
Indianapolis
Page
Pat Page
Indiana University
I. U
Warriors
The
State University
Garrison
Harrell
Smith
Sibley
Camtain
Gary
Nessel
Marion
Wington
Washington
Catterton
Kenosha
Maloy
Iswell
TACS
W. Fisher
Edora
Hull
Nbany
Butta
New York City
Hell- Magia da Prinera
Garrett
Bishop
Kansas City
Hill
Ceters
Randobb
Elkhart
Mathews
Arrell Ant
Faaienmatte
Byers
Evansville
Bennett
Barons Beckner
Muncie
Tobin
Middletown
Ohio
Weaver
Terre Haute
Stephenson
Mississippi
Indiana
Army
West Point
Crimson
I. A
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Chicago
Harvard
Bloomington
Zora Clevenger
Pat
Ft. Wayne
City Bowling Gossip and Tourney Progress
Leaders held steady in the city tourney with Wheeler and Kemper 805 pins after two games, later 1 156 for the night but slipping to fourth in doubles. Sam Lovick topped figures with 601 and seventh place. Tonight’s schedule shows Two-Man and Individual events at Recreation alleys with many matchups and a Sunday program featuring Jess Pritchett and a long Sabbath slate.
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Wheeler
Kemper
Sam Lovick
Harel
F. Mills
Hare
F. Hare
R. O. Harrison
E. Fertz
F. Holzmeyer C
W. H. Johnson
B. Hamilton
H. Lyke
F. B. Bourbler
H. Shriver
R. Carr
C. W
Gw. H. Reitze
M. Alleys
Allega
L. Foley
L. Ogtheimer
Farrell
H. Sehmitt
Roy Burnont
H. Cheney
F. Barrett
A. R. McCann
Aise
R. Hueslein
Oney
M . Hun
Miller
W. Wol
W.ramseyd
C. Bainaker
Jess Pritchett
Jess
Prince of Wales
F. Crosterl
P. Kramer
C. ©. Crav
Sp. m
Elks Club
Weisman
Walker Wins Middleweight Title by Referee Decision
Chicago reports Mickey Walker, former welterweight champion, wins the middleweight title over Tiger Flowers by referee’s decision after a ten round bout at the Coliseum before 10,000 fans. Flowers led with early rounds but Walker’s late burst, including a knockdown in the ninth, swung the verdict amid postfight debate.
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United Press
Chicago
Mickey Walker
Mickey
Tiger” Flowers
Flowers
Harry Greb
Walker
Tiger
Bennie Yanger
New Jersey
Georgia
Tllinois Boxing Commission
Yanger
Floowers
Marion County Sunday School League Opens At YMCA
The Marion County Sunday School Basketball League is formed and will play three Tuesday night games for ten weeks at the YMCA. Openers start next Tuesday at 7 p.m. with Zion Evangelical vs West Newton M E, 8 p.m. C M E of Third Christian vs Central Ave M E, and 9 p.m. First Evangelical vs First Presbyterian.
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Marion County
Zion Evangelical
West Newton M. E
Third Christian
Central Ave. M. E
First Evangelical
First Presbyterian
Localized Indiana high school basketball roundup
A dense listing of numerous Indiana boys basketball scores across towns like Hartford Lebanon Greensburg Frankfort Moresville Richmond and more. The fragmentary notes show teams, opponents and occasional overtime results with many unreadable entries.
Cathedral High aims for twenty game schedule
Cathedral High School announces a twenty game basketball schedule led by Joe Sexton and Brother William. The opener is December 10 at home against Oaklandon High with Honolulu dates and several other fixtures listed including Beech Grove St Simons of Washington and Central Catholic Fort Wayne.
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William
Cathedral High School
Oaklandon High School
Oaklandon
Beech Grove
St. Simons
Washington
Dan
St. Joseph's
Shelbyville
St. Mary's
Huntington
Central Catholic
Ft. Wayne
Hartford
Local semi pro hoops scandals and scheduling notes
Shelbyville Ramblers accuse Indianapolis Midgets of overweight players and forfeiture after an overtime dispute. Other notices show contact attempts from various Indiana clubs seeking intercity games and upcoming matchups amid a flurry of 12 to 16 year old class teams and regional schedules.
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Frank McCarty
Shelbyville Ramblers
Ipeane Pole
Shelbyville
Kokomo
Cubs Face Cyclones At Rhodius Park Sunday
The Indianapolis Cubs meet the Cyclone A.C.s at Rhodius Park on Sunday in a scheduled game.
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CUBS
Cyclones
Indianapolis Cubs
Cyclone A. C.s
Rhodius Park
Henning Wins Comers Pocket Billiards Tourney Title
Henning defeated G. B. Smearge 125 to 92 to clinch the all comers pocket billiard tourney at Claypool. Earlier he beat Paul Lefler 125 to 74, and posted ten straight wins this week with high runs of 51 44 and 38. Williams notched the top run against him at 36. Next week Henning meets C. A. Tanker in a 600 point match split between Claypool and Shelbyville.
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Claypool
Henning
G. B. Smearge
Paul Leffler
Shelbyville
Williams
C. A. Tanker
Capital City Men in Aquatics
Robert Zaiser Alfred Lauter James Beatty R Bolyard and Louis Wei land from Indianapolis are listed among Indiana University swimming team prospects. Veterans return to form the nucleus for a late season squad as Illinois Purdue and Chicago University are on the early Big Ten schedule with Notre Dame Cincinnati and the Indianapolis Athletic Club as probable non-conference foes.
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Timee
Bloomington
Ind
Robert Zaiser
Alfred Lauter
James Beatty
R. Bolyard
Louis Weiland
Indianapolis
Indiana University
Chicago University
Indiana
Maroons
Illinois
Hoosiers
Purdue
Notre Dame
Cincinnati University
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Crimson
H. S. Grid Team Honored by True Blue Club
The True Blue Club of Shortridge High School hosted a banquet in the school dining room Friday night to honor coach Alonzo Goldsberry and the football team. Each first eleven member and the coach received a white gold monogrammed knife engraved City Champion Football Team Shortridge High School 1926, courtesy of the True Blue Club. John R. Kuedler, chemistry department, acted as toastmaster.
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True Blue Club
Shortridge High School
Alonzo Goldsberry
John R. Kuedler
Strong Richmond Y M C A Aquatic Club visits Hoosier for dual meet
The Hoosier Athletic Club hosts Richmond Y M C A Aquatic Club tonight at 8. The visitors bring state champions including Finley Bond and last year’s title holder Roy Byrum. The H A C team fields new faces and aims to challenge. The program includes races for children and is open to the public.
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Hoosier Athletic Club
Richmond Y. M. C. A. Aquatic Club
Finley Bond
Roy Byrum
H. A
Richmond
Indianapolis A C handball doubles routs Anderson on home courts
Indianap olis A C doubles teams defeated Anderson in three televised matches on Friday night. Krutzch and Hawkiner beat Shippey and Avenes. Peen defeated Hudson and Neff. Pratt and Fehsenfeld triumphed over James and Grinnell with scores 21-11 and 9-21.
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Indianapolis
A. C
Anderson
Tvens
Krutzch
Hawkiner
Shippey Avenes Peen
Hudson
Neff
Pratt
Fehsenfeld
James
Grinnell
Jones Tops Spivey In Three Cushion Billiards
Neal Jones defeated Louis Spivey 50 to 41 in a Friday night three cushion billiards match at Cooler's parlors. The contest finished in ninety four innings, with Jones securing the victory.
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Jones
Spivey
Neal Jones
Louis Spivey
Cooler’s
Locals Lose Openers In City High School Basketball
Indianapolis area high school hoops opened with limited success as Manual avoided a loss, edging Ben Davis 24 to 22 at Bridgeport gym. Hartford City defeated Shortridge 22 to 18, while Lebanon topped Technical 29 to 24. Greensburg beat Broad Ripple 20 to 15. Shortridge and Shortridge’s football-connected players face early-season adjustment.
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Riday Games
Hartford Au Perorigidse
Manual
Davis
Lebanon
Technical Greensburg
Broadingle
Tech Ronds
Davis Stephds
Manual S Econds
McCordsville
Spirence
Sparenbury
Wincheater
Deput Frankfort
A8omo
Peffersonville
Crotheraville
Achester
Plymouth
Connersville
Greenfield
Goodland
Wotleot
Shelbyville
Rushville
Logansport
Newcastle
Pedersboro
Covington
Jamnesige
North Salem
Fairmount
North Manchester
Hilfston
Montpelier
Derry Central
Hitestwon
Pendleton
Carthage
Owensfield
Mooresville
Itteboro
Seymour
Brownstown
Carlottesville
Oak Maxwell
Edford
Washington
Jedfashington
Columbus
Bloomington
Monticello
Rensselaer
B. Cockport
Yankeetown
Morton
Richmond
Borgiana
Arion
Entra
Warsaw
South Whittleye
Farrens Corydon
Awrenceburg
Diletaro
AfLapel
Noviles
North Madison
Scottebure
Jnson
Stgenwood
Es Atin
Garrett
Sidney
Claypool
Tina Uurbon
Nappanee
Milford Preatise
Gahree
Te Gomtort
A Hale
Brownsburg
Tech
Broad Ripple
New Armory
Indianapolis
Shortridge
Technical
Hartford City
Ben Davis
Bridgeport
Greensburg
Ripple
Granger
Worthington
Stewart
Thompson
Rubush
Burris
Wakefield
Skinner Named Captain of Shortridge 1927 Football Team
Louis Skinner was elected captain by his teammates for the 1927 Shortridge football season. A junior and first-time regular, he played half back on the city public high school championship squad while dealing with a weak ankle.
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Louis Skinner
Shortridge
Skinner
Hoppe to Quit Three-Cushion After Tonight Match
Willie Hoppe will finish his match tonight with Gus Couples of Detroit but will never again play three-cushion billiards. Irritating incidents of the match prompt his choice to switch to halkline billiards in the future.
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Hoppe
Gus Couples
Detroit
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Hoosier Eleven
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P. Monahan
J. Calvin
M. Shea
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R. Grothaus
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P. Tyner
T. Cantlon
Rev. Urban Sonderman
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P. Nichols
J. Wulle
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True Blue Club of
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Globe Machine & Stamping CO
Cleveland, Ohio
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Shortridge Grid
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