Hoosiers Brace for Notre Dame Battle in South Bend
Indiana coach Everett Dean fears a tough test as the Hoosiers meet Notre Dame on Friday night in South Bend. Notre Dame seeks redemption after a 18 to 14 loss to Northwestern, while Indiana hopes its weakened lineup returns to form with Keegan’s strong ensemble pressing from the Irish. Strickland’s limited play against Pennsylvannia underscored Indiana's scoring and defense gaps as they approach the decisive road game.
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Notre Dame
Everett Dean
Indiana
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Irish
South Bend
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Penalty Melee Follows Monday Wrestling Show
Following disorder after a Monday boxing event at Tomlinson hall promoter McLemore receives a 30 day suspension and Elmer Guthrie earns a 60 day suspension for rough action in the ring. Ralph Wilson was knocked in the third fall causing air exhaustion and Guthrie was escorted by police to his dressing room as his supporters grew unruly.
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City Boxing Commission
McLemore
Elmer Guthrie
Ralph Wilson
Wilson
Guthrie
Big Four to Play Firestone Squad
One of the feature independent games of the season will be staged at the Y. M. C. A. court Saturday night when the Indianapolis Big Four five meets the Firestone squad of Akron Ohio. The game starts at 8 30. Firestone features Milas Shoun 6 11 center formerly of the Chicago Bruins Hal Griggs and Bob Wakefield of Butler Don Burdette and Theron Coffell of Wabash Frank Sibley of I. U Johnny Nyikos of Notre Dame and Tom Rea and Ralph Rea of Evansville college.
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Firestone
Akron
Milas Shoun
Chicago Bruins
Hal Griggs
Bob Wakefield
Butler
Don Burdette
Theron Coffell
Wabash
Frank Sibley
I. U
Johnny Nyikos
Notre Dame
Tom Rea
Ralph Rea
Evansville College
Canadiens Defeat Chicago 5-0 in Hockey Skirmish
Montreal beat Chicago 5 to 0 in hockey here on Tuesday night. All Chicago games after January 20 move to Detroit due to unresolved stadium talks. Blackhawk officials failed to reach an agreement with the stadium board amid delayed plans.
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United Press
Chicago
Canadiens
Montreal
Detroit
Blackhawk
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May Release Dugan Veteran Guardian Likely to Sign
New York rumors say veteran third baseman Joe Dugan may receive an unconditional release from the Yankees. If released he is expected to sign with the Brooklyn Robins or Chicago Cubs, with Yankee officials offering no confirmation.
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United Press
NEW York
Joe Dugan
New York Yankees
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Brooklyn’ Robins
Chicago Cubs
Bulldogs Ready to Stop Murphy in Big Purdue Clash
Butler fans chant Stop Murphy as the Bulldogs drill hard for a Friday night showdown with Purdue at the Butler field house in Fairview. Guard Bill Bugg leads Butler defense against Murphy while nearly ten thousand fans are expected and Purdue patrons reserve seats.
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Purdue
Fairview
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Bulldogs
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Cummins
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Os Murphy Hosier
Schnaiter Bugg
Nat Hickey Shines as Chicago Bruins Beat Paterson
Nat Hickey led the Chicago Bruins to a 31 to 26 victory over Paterson in Boston. Hickey, the league’s leading scorer, debuted with five points and directed the Bruins on the floor for the win.
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United Press
Chicago
Chicago Bruins
Paterson
N. J
Nat Hickey
Bruins
Hawkeye Netmen Defeat Washington University Five
Iowa City game reports Iowa defeat of Washington University 22 to 18 in a fast rough contest. Omaha note records Creighton University opening season with a 35 to 18 win over Coe College in Cedar Rapids.
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Washington University
United Press
Iowa City
University of Iowa
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Omaha
Neb
Creighton University
Coe College of
Sharkey Refuses Miami Beach Fight Stribling Clash at Rickard Blows Up
Promoter Tex Rickard and boxer Sharkey trade sharp exchanges over plans for a Stribling Sharkey bout in Miami Beach with Rickard signaling possible Paolino Dempsey match as alternative. Sharkey accuses Rickard of managing Stribling Paolino and Dempsey. Rickard dismisses Sharksey and calls his bluffs crazy.
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United Press
New York
Tex Rickard
Jack Sharkey
Boston
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Stribling
Paolino
Dempsey
New
York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Rickard
Miami Beach
Fla
Knute Hansen
Europe
Christner
Old Order Changes Aided by Baseball Aides
Former stars now serve as managers aides across major leagues. Ray Schalk joins John McGraw with the Giants as chief aide, while others like Gleason Collins Fletcher Milan and Killefer fill similar roles. Lena Blackburne later replaced Schalk as White Sox pilot and lifted the club from downturn.
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Chicago White Sox
Schalk
John McGraw
Giants
McBride
Detroit
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McGraw
Kid” Gleason
Eddie Collins
Athletics
Art Fletcher
Yankees
Clyde Milan
Senators
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Washington
Altrock
Schacht
Milan
Red Sox
Heinie Wagner
Charley O'Leary
Fletcher
Tigers
Lena Blackburne
Blackburne
Chicago
Ray
Lena
Yankee Horses Popular Abroad
Through American trotting stallions and broodmares exported for years a strong foreign demand persists. The thirty-fourth Old Glory sale in New York sold forty-four horses to buyers across six countries England Sweden Austria Denmark Holland and Germany. Noted horsemen from multiple nations attended including B. J. Alkemade Sophus Sorenson W. Bilberg William Melling Fritz Winkleman and E L Featherstone who represented Isador Schessinger of Vienna.
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New York
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Austria
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Holland
Germany
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Herwen-en-Aerdt
Peter Hansen
Sophus Sorenson
Copenhagen
W. Bilberg
Malmo
William Melling
Middlesex
Fritz Winkleman
Hamburg
E. L. Featherstone
Lexington
Isador Schessinger
Vienna
UCLA Beats Hollywood Athletic Club 40–23
University of California at Los Angeles defeats Hollywood Athletic Club 40 to 23 in a Coast Conference basketball game. The win emphasizes UCLA's strong defense and efficient offense in a Tuesday night clash at Hollywood.
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Hollywood
University of California At Los Angeles
Hollywood Athletic Club
Yam Yaryan Undergoes Second Appendectomy in A Year
Birmingham catcher Yam Yaryan was operated on for appendicitis again, marking his second such procedure in the past year while with the Birmingham club.
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Yam” Yaryan
Birmingham
Ala
Boxing bodies cooperate after Ontario withdraws
New York state athletic commission and Ontario boxing commission reach a working agreement after Ontario recently withdrew from the National Boxing Association.
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United Press
NEW York
New York State Athletic Commission
Ontario Commission
Ontario
National Boxing Association
Wisconsin Tall Netters Sweep to New Style Under Meanwell
Wisconsin basketball ends season with a change in style as Coach Meanwell reshapes the Badgers into a taller squad. Center Elmer Tenhopen, over six feet, leads the line wearing cardinal colors as the team shifts from short pass play to longer shots and rangier play.
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Meanwell
Badger
Elmer Tenhopen
Boxing results from St Louis Los Angeles and Paris bouts
In St Louis Joe Peck defeated Lou Terry and Johnny Mack stopped Hank Malloy with John Pivac shading Dan Bailey while Joe Ghhnouly beat Denver Kid. In Los Angeles Armand Emanuel defeated Wild Bill Cox by technical knockout in round two. In Paris Ab Brown won on points over Harry Corbett after a strong early lead and Corbett could not overcome the deficit.
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Joe Peck
Kansas City
Lou Terry
Johnny Mack
Cincinnati
Hank Malloy
Boston
John Pivac
Dan Bailey
Clemens
Mich
Joe Ghhnouly
Denver Kid
Los Angeles
Armand Emanuel
San Francisco
Wild Bill Cox
Los Neces
Paris
al Brown
Harry Corbett
Brown
Corbett
Girls City Loop Contests Carded for Liberty Hall
Second round games in the Girls City Basketball League are set for Liberty Hall on Dearborn and East Michigan streets Thursday night. East Tenth M. E. Church meets Hawthorn Red Birds at 7, YWCA five faces Hoosier Demons, and Pennsy girls challenge Hottentots at 9 under boys’ rules. Pennsy East Tenth and Hoosier Demons won opening round games.
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Dearborn
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East Tenth
M. E. Church
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Hoosier Demons
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Hottentots
Pennsy
Presbyterians Win in Marion County Sunday League Action
First Presbyterian beat East Park M. E. 29 to 27 in the feature game at the Pennsy gym. Sayce starred for the winners as Englewood Christian defeated West Newton M. E. 17 to 7 and Broadway M. E. overwhelmed Bridgeport M. E. 30 to 7.
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East Park
M. E
Marion County
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Sayce
Englewood Christian
West Newton
Broadway M. E
Bridgeport M. E
Arkansas highway official Dwight Blackwood notable ex-Indian
Dwight Blackwood, former Cleveland Indians player in earlier years, serves as highway commissioner in Arkansas.
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Cleveland Indians
Arkansas
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