Amateur boxing show planned by HB South Side Turners
The HB South Side Turners seek approval from the boxing commission to hold an amateur boxing event on Wednesday evening, Nov 11, and to compel a one week pause on professional shows to protect amateur sport and its finances. Noting local amateurs like Sidney Glick and Ray Hahn, the piece argues amateurs train pros and that amateur events cost more in prizes and costs, recommending a temporary schedule adjustment.
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Sidney Glick
Ray Hahn
Happy Atherton
Roy Wallace
Indianapolis
Racing Notes From Laurel and Churchill Downs
Horse racing and betting updates from Laurel and Churchill Downs. Princess Doreen finishes fourth in the Washington Handicap at Laurel on heavy going while Canter wins at Churchill Downs and a trio finishes second in a 3 horse parlay. Also commentary on Red Grange and Yale Army game talk and speed records at Laurel Speedway.
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Laurel
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Churchill Downs
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Red Grange Returns to Midwest in Big Ten Focus
Red Grange has returned to the Middle West as Illinois defeats Penn 24 to 2, proving strong line play and backfield support. Illinois faces Chicago Maroons next, a team unbeaten in the Big Ten, with key matchups looming against Michigan and Minnesota.
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Michigan
Middle-West
Walverines
United Press
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Red Grange
Middle West
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Grange
Penn
Illinois
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Orange and Blue
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McIntire Leads In Indiana Trap Shoot With 94
J. D. McIntire topped the singles at the Indianapolis Gun Club weekly trap shoot by breaking 94 of 100. In the handicap event Mrs. Remy Lewis and Stutz each scored 22 of 25, while McIntire and Ensminger tied in the doubles with 18 of 12 pairs.
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Indianapolis
Ferndale Tribes Fight To Defeat Call In Close Football
Ferndale Tribes kept pace Sunday in a tough football clash with Call, but Call held firm until the final period. Christam and Kristamores scored key plays as the Maroons battled through, with White intercepting and a five yard run. Brookside served a sharp defense while Irving and Frank led efforts in a game that left both sides vying for Sunday’s match.
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Irvingmatt
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Lightweight back Norman stars for Tulane defense
Shorty Norman, a 125 pound featherweight halfback at Tulane University, is praised as the lightest regular varsity back. He is noted for being a consistent ground gainer and a standout on defense despite his size.
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Tulane University of New Orleans
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Ferndales Clinch City Title With 21–7 Win Over Southpaws
Ferndales dominate Southpaws 21 to 7 at Washington Park to secure the city football title. Zivich stars with three PATs, Secrest Brooks and Zivich scoring touchdowns. Duttenhaver injures a collarbone. Southpaws Aubrey Williams connect on a TD pass. Dempsey Rivers lead new threats.
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Wolverines Take Lead in Eastern Grid Ratings
Michigan stuns Navy 54 to 0 and emerges as the top national grid contender in eastern critics’ view. Yale's comeback boosts the East race while Dartmouth holds undefeated status as a rival, with Penn and Army knocked from the spotlight.
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State Three Cushions Tonight
Schedule listing billiards matchups with players Curtis O’Connor Bosson Sharts Kepner Klein Ramsey and O’Connor set for weekday sessions at Anderson and Black venues with Friday afternoon events as noted.
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Hartford City Slips as Kokomo Legion Routs 13 to 0
Kokomo’s American Legion team overwhelmed Hartford City 13 to 0 to eliminate them from state title contention. Hartford City fought to rally in the second half but failed at critical moments after a decisive first-half margin.
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Gosport Fliers Beat Linden 13 to 0 With Injured Starters
In Gosport Indiana the Fliers won 13 to 0 over Linden on Sunday despite four key players sidelined by injuries from the Hartford City game. The teams had tied 7 to 7 in the prior week and Gosport will face the Legion team in Kokomo next Sunday.
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Cumberland Defeats J J C s 7 to 0 at Pennsy Park
Cumberland defeats J J C s 7 to 0 before the largest crowd of the season at Pennsy Park. Walter Hoff of Cumberland scores from the one yard line in the second period, with H Limbach adding the extra point. J J C s challenge Brightwoods and Southpaws for a rematch next Sunday at Pennsy Park.
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Em-Roe basket squad signs Kauffman and Riche son
Promoter Carl Callahan says Sam Kauffman and Dutch Riche son have joined this season's Em-Roe crew. Veterans Johnny Hennessey Wallie Middlesworth Hank Stevens Brooks Secrest and Marty Frankfort are practicing with the Em-Rees alongside Shelbyville recruits as the early form shows promise.
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Wallie Middlesworth
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Brooks Secrest
Marty Frankfort
Em-Rees
Shelbyville
Panthers Extend NPFL Lead With 26 6 Win Over Hoosiers
Detroit Panthers topped the Hammond Hoosiers 26 to 6 to maintain the NPFL lead. The Hoosiers opened with a 20 yard pass for a early TD but the Panthers responded with a TD in each period.
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State Grid Scores Sunday Pro Games
Sunday pro game results list scattered with team and score fragments including Ferndales at South and Goshen in Florida. Reading errors obscure full teams and places but shows multiple 0 to 14 style scores and partial city mentions.
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Ferndales
South Qs
Big Ten Teams Beat Indiana Contingent Across Conference Play
Three Indiana squads visited Western Conference camps and all returned defeated. Chicago beat Purdue 6 0, Northwestern edged Indiana University 24 14, and Iowa over Wabash 28 7. Indiana fought hard despite missing key players and a late kick sealed the losses. Notre Dame defeated Georgia Tech 14 7 in Atlanta amid wet conditions. Franklin upset DePauw 14 7 at Greencastle as Sturtridge starred for the Tigers.
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Purdue
Franklin Triumph Over DePauw In Early Start Delay
Franklin opened scoring in the second period as Chapin wrapped a triple pass to reach the DePauw eight. He added a 40 yard TD on a delayed crossback. Rohrabaugh kicked both extra points as Franklin won. At Irwin field Butler crushed Rose Poly. Nipper shone and Northam had a 78 yard rush. Evansville College beat Hanover 6 0. Muncie Normal 14 7 over Manchester College.
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Saturday Grid Results and College Football Scores
A dense listing of Saturday results includes numerous colleges with scores across many games. Notable items mention Indiana State Normal, Manchester College, and Colgate, among others, with various close and decisive outcomes.
Bears and Cardinals Triumph in Chicago Football Action
In Chicago, the Bears edged Rock Island 6 to 0 as two field goals provided the scoring. The Cardinals beat Duluth 10 to 6 with a touchdown and a field goal, the visitors scoring a late touchdown in the final quarter.
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Red Grange Returns to Illinois After Penn Victory
Red Grange and the Illinois football squad returned from Philadelphia where they defeated Penn 24 to 2. Thousands cheered at the Urbana rail station and Grange was carried to his fraternity house for a speech thanking supporters and pledging to beat Chicago next Saturday.
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De Paolo wins 250 mile inaugural race at New Hampshire speedway
Pete De Paolo driving a Duesenberg captured the 250 mile inaugural race at the new board speedway in Salem New Hampshire. He finished in a record pace of about 128 mph with 70 000 spectators watching. Ralph Hepburn Earl Cooper placed second and third. De Paolo led the entire distance with no stop. Eight of fifteen entrants finished. Duray set a 129 mph 100 mile record before engine trouble ended his run.
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Miss Elizabeth Ryan Wins Mexican National Tennis Championship
Elizabeth Ryan, the California tennis star, defeats Mrs. Molla Mallory in the final round with scores of 6-8 6-3 6-2 to claim the Mexican national title. Californians William H. Johnston and Howard Kinsey were scheduled to meet today for the men's championship final.
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Mexico City
Elizabeth Ryan
California
Molla Mallory
William H. Johnston
Howard Kinsey
American Athletic Club seeks Wednesday practice game
The American A. C. basketball team wants a Wednesday night practice game with State or city teams. Call Webster 9504 or visit 1102 E Tenth St to arrange.
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Incoming substitute communication and penalties in game
An entering substitute can relay coach information to the captain. If an illegal player returns undetected, the penalty is loss of fifteen yards from the spot of the illegal substitution discovery. A player who is drawn during the second half may not return to play.
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Indianapolis boxing card details for sixth round prelims
The report lists multiple light and middleweight bouts with fighters from Indianapolis and nearby towns. Names include Merle from Indianapolis and Soule versus Beamer with six rounds and 118 ounce weight classes.
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Venter Fy Donnas
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Fanapolis
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Indianapolis
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Lehigh Quarterback Charles Prior Dies From Injury
Lehigh University quarterback Charles Prior died Sunday after injuries from the Lehigh versus West Virginia Wesleyan game. Post mortem found a torn spinal cord and three fractured vertebrae. Memorial services were held at Packer Memorial Church and burial planned in Ridgewood New Jersey.
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Charles Prior
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Lehigh
Six Bouts Promised for Wednesday boxing card at Tomlinson Hall
Inland A. C. promoters complete the five card with six bouts on Wednesday night. John Risko of Cleveland faces Chuck Wiggins of Indianapolis in a ten round main while Merle Alce of the local camp meets Johnny Redell of Cleveland in six rounds. Three four and six round prelims fill the card with referees to be announced. First bout at 8 30.
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