Nine Teams Represented on Times All State High School First Eleven
Horace Mann Gary places three stars on the selection for 1929 grid campaign as The Indianapolis Times unveils its all state high school first eleven and honorable mention list after reviewing 700 nomina tions. The piece highlights standout backs ends tackles and linemen across Indiana with Horace Mann leading the way and Emmett Lowery of Indianapolis Tech earning a third squad nod.
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PACE
Tarianapolites
Horace Mann
Gary
Dick Miller
Indianapolis Times
Times
Horsemen
Indianapolis
Emmett Lowery
Tech
Indiana
H S Honorable Mention List Ends Kurth and Massitti
Long roster of high school players named for honors by position across Indiana towns including Horace Mann Fort Wayne Vincennes and Indianapolis. The list spans multiple schools with numerous players from Reitz Evansville Muncie and others acknowledged for their standout play.
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Ends
Kurth
Massitti
Horace Mann
Meeks
North Side
Ft. Wayne
Waldheler
Reitz
Evansville
E. Campbell
Gerstmeyer
Terre Haute
Hinton
Jasonville
Akin
Sullivan
Lind
Vincennes
Harpold
Brazil
Harris
Curtiss
Schirallt
Emerson
Gary
Conway
Mishawaka
Catt
Thomas
Morton
Richmond
Bush
Hammond
Garfield Terre Haute
Nees
Brosnan
Linton
Pullam
Catholic Central
Hopke
Roosevelt
East Chicago
Hood
South Side
Shirkey
Washington
Indianapolis
Kraft
Hobart
Reed
Muncie
Boyd
la Porte
Newman
Technical
Kelly
Bloomington
Hutchins
Wiley
Conrad
Bicknell
Hanna
Carmel
Howard
Greencastle
Flach
Central
McDonald
Klenck
Franass
Westfield
J. Stewart
Shortridge
Rei
Anderson
Earl Smith
Froebel
Hunter
Auburn
Kutz
Kirklin
Rose
Burch
Monticello
de Bolt
Decatur
Gansett
Connersville
Edyard South Side
George
Goshen
Quigley
Dodd
Princeton
Thompson Muncie
Grose
Greencestrel
Minnett
Clinton
Heath
Robertson
Woodruff
Fehring
Columbus
Trojans Favored to Trip Carnegie in Intersect Clash
Southern California prepared for a key inter sectional football showdown after a drill in the Grand Canyon trip. Local sports figures set Carnegie Tech at ten to seven underdog odds for Saturday’s game versus the Trojans.
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Trojans
Carnegie
Jos Angeles
Deer
Carnegie Tech
Grand Canyon
California
Georgetown Hires Sought Coach Replacements Named
Duquesne coach Elmer Layden and Army Captain Biff Jones are reported under consideration to succeed Lou Little as Georgetown University's head football coach.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Elmer Layden
Duquesne University
Biff) Jones
Army
Lou Little
Georgetown University
Strauss Beats Eagles In Kokomo Basketball Game
INdiana STRAUSS defeated the Kokomo Eagles 37 to 21 as Lefty Evans and Floyd led Strauss with seven field goals while Kokomo's Morgan was top scorer. The card also notes a 50 to 33 state three cushion billiards match where Charles Carter defeated Volger 103 innings at Cooler’s parlor, with no match tonight and Ramsey facing Volger Friday.
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Noe
Kokomo
Ind
Caskey
Switzers
Holz
Grimsley
Ene Agua
Organ
Fromuth
Louis Spivey
Charles Carter
Cooler’s Parlor
Volger
Ramsey
Iowa Governor Criticizes Big Ten Over Iowa Exclusion
Iowa Governor John Hammill condemned the Western Conference for barring Iowa University from Big Ten athletic competition. He warned that college sports have become too strained and highly commercialized. The comment appears in a dispatch from New York dated December 12.
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Nited
York
John Hammill
Iowa
Western Conference
Iowa University
College Games Tonight Schedule Summary
Miami plays Earlham, De Pauw faces Terre Haute Normal, Franklin meets Danville Normal in a set of college matchups tonight.
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College
Miami
Earlham
de Pauw
Terre Haute Normal
Franklin
Danville Normal
Walcott Now Janitor After Welterweight Title Career
Madison Square Garden hires former welterweight champion Joseph Walcott as a janitor. At 57, he will pick up papers and rubbish while McLarnin versus Goldstein fights draw a nearly $50,000 purse. Walcott held the title from 1901 to 1904 and often fought heavier opponents.
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United Press
NEW York
Madison Square Garden Corporation
Joseph Walcott
Walcott
McLarnin
Goldstein
Garden
Joe
Tracy Cox to headline Tomlinson Hall boxing card
Tracy Cox of Indianapolis signs to fight Newark’s Joe Boychan in a ten round main event at Tomlinson Hall Monday night. Boychan, under Tom McGinty’s Stable in Cleveland, has defeated multiple opponents including Tony Lupica and Howard Mitchell. Card features several six and four round bouts with local fighters and rematches.
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Joe Boychan
Newark
Tracy Cox
Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Boychan
Tom McGinty
Cleveland
Tony Lupica
Sammy Lupica
Howard Mitchell
Toledo
al Dundee
Johnny O’keef
Royal Cox
Ray Palmer
St. Louis
Did You Know That ANERA Sacks Young Stribling After Round
ANERA states he did not hear the bell ending the round when he sacked Young Stribling on the whiskers. His stock fell after losing to Stribling on a foul, with the Georgian dominating. Western Conference officials later refused to comment. Harvard Corporation scholarships include Barry Wood Jr., Victor M Harding Jr., William H McHale, Foster Davis, and Ira B Hardy, though Harding’s injury may end his gridiron career.
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Anera
Young Stribling
Strib
Harvard Corporation
Barry Wood Jr
Victor M. Harding Jr
William H. McHale
Foster Davis
Ira B. Hardy
Harding
Chappie Chapman to Undergo Appendicitis Operation
New York Yankee infielder Ben Chapman once with St Paul will have an appendicitis operation in New York. The appendix troubled him last season and he has decided to have it removed.
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United Press
New York
Ben
Chappie) Chapman
New York Yankee
St. Paul
Chapman
Stove League Charters and Baseball Moves in 1930s Winter
Eddie Ash reports spring training notes from Florida with Boston Red Sox avoiding near clubs, Grover Cleveland Alexander returning to Philadelphia, Ar ry McCurdy moving from Toledo to the Phillies, Johnny Kelleher named Brown University coach, a Mexican mother selling her son, Scooper a Phillies target with .426 in sixteen games, Joe Dugan released, George Sisler on the market, and other veteran shifts including Hale French Cronin and Yerkes to the Coast League. Pirates release Claude Linton in partial deal for Al Bool.
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Florida
Boston Red Sox
Pensacola
Sox
Georgia Tech Temple Buffalo Join Carnegie Tech 1930 Schedule
Carnegie Tech announced the 1930 football slate with Georgia Tech Temple and Buffalo replacing Southern California Washington University of St. Louis and Bethany. The schedule lists Buffalo Sept 28 Thiel Oct 4 Georgia Tech Oct 11 Notre Dame Oct 18 Western Reserve Oct 25 New York U Nov 1 Pittsburgh Nov 22 Temple Nov 29 W and J Nov 25.
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United Prez
Pittsburgh
Georgia Tech
Temple
Buffalo
Southern California
Washington University of St. Louis
Bethany
Carnegie Tech
Thiel
Notre Dame
Western Reserve
New York U
Mehlhorn to Join U S Ryder Cup Team
William Wild Bill Mehlhorn was named to the United States Ryder Cup squad to be assembled next year after being left off the team in the previous spring. The report comes from New York with details on Mehlhorn’s inclusion.
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United Press
New York
William
Wild Bill) Melhorn
Mehlhorn
Wills defeats Castana in third round knock out
Harry Wills, former heavyweight contender, stopped Andre Castana of Mexico in the third round of a ten round bout at New York Coliseum. Wills weighed 225 pounds, carrying a 27 pound edge over his opponent.
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New York
Harry Wills
Black Menace
Andre Castana
Mexico
New York Coliseum
Wills
Castana
Three Unbeaten in Cue Tourney
DOIT December 12 Three players remained unbeaten after seven games in the world championship pocket billiard tournament. Erwin Rudolph of Chicago has two wins while Ralph Greenleaf of New York and Pasquale Natalie of Detroit have one each. Marcel Camp of Detroit lost to Onofrio Lauri of Brooklyn 125 to 101 in nine innings. Lauri posted the tournament high run of 70. Rudolph defeated Joseph J. McCann 125 to 14 in five innings, running 49 in the second. Frank Taberski of Schenectady beat Spencer Livsey of Los Angeles 125 to 48 in twenty-four innings.
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United Press
Erwin Rudolph
Chicago
Ralph Greenleaf
New York
Pasquale Natalie
Detroit
Marcel Camp
Onofrio Lauri
Brooklyn
Lauri
Brooklyn Sides Struggle Over Control In Baseball Split
Brooklyn factions battle for control of the club as National and American Leagues finalize deliberations. Landis and Heydler failed to reconcile rival groups. Wilbert Robinson and Frank York oppose McKeever and Gilleau deau. Barnard reports harmony in the American League.
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National League
Brooklyn
K. M. Landis
John Heydler
Wilbert Robinson
Brooklyn Club
Frank York
Ebbets
Steve McKeever
Joseph Gilleaudeau
Brooklyn Battle
E. S. Barnard
Reynolds Faces Parelli In Welter Bout At Cable Monday
Promoter McLemore promotes a welterweight match at Cable Tabernacle Monday night. Jack Reynolds, title claimant, meets Joe Parelli in a best two of three falls, two hour limit. Parelli is younger. Reynolds has prior wins under welter limit. Reynolds recently bought a $30,000 Cincinnati apartment building.
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Cable Tabernacle
Jack Reynolds
Joe Parelli
Parelli
Reynolds
Cincinnati
College Court Results Include Rounds Across Several Colleges
College results show Evansville over Columbia 91 to 38 while alumni section notes Jo Clemson 46 Erskine 24 and Dartmouth 62 Vermont 30. In Gary Horace Mann beats Emerson 33 to 20 with captain Pete Kos out five weeks due to a knee injury.
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Columbia
Jo Clemson
Erskine
Dartmouth
Vermont
Aoe Lafayette
Gettysburg
Lehigh
East Stroadsboro
Penn M. C
Pe Textile
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Clark
Dartmouth Fr
Pet Union
Pe Ae Y. M. C. A
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Temple
Ee College of Qorteopathy
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Loyola Inicagol
Duquesne
Providence
Northeastern
St. John's
Brooklyn
Cathedral College
Albright
Princeton
Niagara
Tuscaroora Indians
St. Francis
Seton Hall
Horace Mann
United Press
Gary
Ind
Emerson
Pete Kos
Kos
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Mickey” Malone
Nylec
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Harlan
Pat) Page Jr
I. U
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Pete” Stevenson
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Weaver
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Horace Han
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Toby Yoder Halfback
WM. Stevenson
Clinton Malone
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Miles
Lentsch
Elwood
Garfield T. Haute
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Fuqua
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Everman
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Stove League
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White Sox
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Jack Hendricks
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Scooper
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Mack
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University of Wyoming
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al Bool
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