Tech and Shortridge to Meet Friday in City Series Fray
Dayton University visits Irwin Field to close Butler’s home grid schedule in a fast paced Buckeye State showdown. Dayton, boosted by two Notre Dame veterans, seeks speed against Butler with strong local support expected from Indianapolis fans.
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TECH
Shortridge
Irwin Field
Butler
Dayton University
Warriors
Buckeye State
Dayton
Haskell Indians
Notre Dame
Indianapolis Grid
Jut Paul
Dayton-Butler
Jut
Paul
Red Grange
Penn
Grange
Inconsistent boxing and racing notes from South Side
A handwritten column mixes boxing chatter with racing bets and football musings. It notes unofficial winners in bouts, Pimlico results, horse prices, and veterans like Rabbit Maranville, plus Big Ten standings comments and Armistice Day games.
Murphy Victor Wins Ten Round Nod In Philadelphia Bout
United Press reports Murphy Victor of Trenton edged Eddie Wagner of Philadelphia on a judges decision after ten rounds in a lightweight bout held in Philadelphia.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Gomy Murphy
Trenton
Eddié
Iid) Wagner
Sox's Need By NEA Service
Chicago White Sox owner Comiskey will spend to land a star shortstop for next season. Eddie Collins seeks a finished player ready to step into the big show. Scouts report Ernest Boley of Baltimore as such a prospect, held back only by Jack Dunn's refusal to part with him.
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TN Jhicago
de" Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Collins
White Sox
Ernest Boley
Baltimore
Boley
Jack Dunn
Oriole
J J C football drills announced and upcoming game
Members of the J. J. C. s football team are asked to report for practice at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Indianola Park on W Washington St Drills also will be held Friday evening and Sunday morning The J J C s will battle with the Ft Benj Harrison regular team at Pennsy Park Sunday
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Indianola Park
W. Washington St
Ft. Benj. Harrison
Pennsy Park
Basketball Notes Seek Matches for Regional Youth Leagues
Local clubs in Beech Grove and Greenfield seek 16 to 18 year old teams for basketball games. Listings invite contacts at Seventh Ave Beech Grove and 310 W Walnut Greenfield with phone leads Main 3600 and Belmont 0726 W. Other notes mention a St Louis A A meeting Red Wir Club game and Y M C A notices seeking opponents for various ages.
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Daga Witen
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Imont
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Postal Telegraph
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Joe Connor
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Belmont
Local Amateur Football Roundup at Riverside and Nearby Parks
Local teams the Acme A A and Brookside A A staged a tense thriller at Rhodipatna Park with the Acmes scoring a first quarter touchdown on a Zimmermanee Daly pass. Next Sunday they meet Bingo A C s at Rhodius Park as South Side Reserves face Trias at Garfield Park.
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Rainy weather spoils college grid games and more
A humorous sports note chronicles rain ruining Notre Dame and Georgia Tech games in Atlanta and discusses other fall matches. It mentions Butler Bullfrogs vs Wabash Little Whales in Indianapolis and Notre Dame Nimrods vs Nebraska Halibuts in South Bend, with playful asides about teams and culture.
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Butler
South Bend
Notre Dame
Nimrods
Nebraska Halibuts
Lafayette
Purdue
Indiana
Definition and penalties in old football interference rules
The questions define unfair tackling after a fair catch and the restriction on batting a ball in the air. It notes a fifteen yard penalty for tackling a receiver and allows any eligible player to bat a forward pass ball in any direction to prevent an opponent from securing it. Interlocked interference is described as players grasping or encircling bodies.
Ferndale Preparations Ahead of Hartford City Clash at Washington Park
Coach Erehart schedules hard practice Wednesday as Ferndales prepare for a Sunday game against Hartford City at Washington Park. A large crowd is expected after weather delayed last week. Hartford City features former college stars Holwerda of Purdue and Reno of the Wabash A A. team as wing. Sunday game set for 2 30.
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Warriors
Hartford City
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Purdue
Reno
Wabash A. A
European Boxers Invade U.S.
Times Special reports a surge of European boxers entering the United States as immigration controls may tighten. Johnny Brown, European bantamweight champion, seeks a world title shot against Charlie Rosenberg while Lucien Vinez and Ernie Jarvis make debuts, challenging American titleholders wary of risking crowns.
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Times Special
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York
Atlantic
Johnny Brown
Europe
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Charlie
Phil) Rosenberg
Lucien Vinez
New Broadway Sporting Club
Vines
Ernie Jarvis
Charlie Rosenberg
Pacific Coast
Mendelsohn Wins Narrow Decision at Milwaukee Bout
United Press reports a slow uninteresting card in Milwaukee with Johnny Mendelsohn earning a shade decision over Buddy McDonald of St. Paul. Joe Zarrella defeated Joe Janson in eight rounds and Joey Clein stopped Paul Allen in the eighth.
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United Press
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Wis
Johnny Mendelsohn
Buddy McDonald
St. Paul
Joe Zarrella
Joe Janson
Joey Clein
Paul Allen
Delta Phi Sigma advances in Butler interfrat football finals
Delta Phi Sigma defeated Lamb da Chi Alpha 6 to 0 at Jamieson Park in the semi finals. The winning score came on a blocked punt and Delta Phi Sigma will face Phi Delta Theta for the title next week.
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Delta Phi Sigma
Lambda Chi Alpha
Jamieson Park
Phi Delta Theta
Indiana amateur independent basketball championship grows nationwide
Wayne Emmelmann of Indianapolis, director of the Central States Amateur Independent Basketball Association, notes 700 Hoosier independent teams in the eighth Indiana championship season. Entries rose from sixteen to 544 in seven years. thirty eight sectional meets occur in Indiana, with sectional winners meeting in Indianapolis late February to crown champions. The association held champions in eleven states last season and will add Wisconsin Virginia Kansas South Dakota and Oklahoma this year, with headquarters at rooms 234 and 238 K of P building.
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Indianapolis
Central States Amateur Independent Basketball Association
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Illinois
Minnesota
Nebraska
Ohio
Kentucky
West Virginia
Michigan
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Missouri
Wisconsin
Virginia
Kansas
South Dakota
Oklahoma
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Outlook for major college football week across Midwest a mix of injuries and prep
Nov 10 reports from Notre Dame to Chicago outline intense preparatory work for upcoming games. Iowa Minnesota Michigan Northwestern Purdue Indiana Ohio State Wisconsin Illinois and Chicago squads push drills, with star players nursing injuries and coaches signaling tactical focus.
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Hia
Chicago Maroons
Cartezabe
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Fehverivania
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Navy
Rosso Beats Smith in Six Rounds Victory
Bronx heavyweight Johnny Rosso won a decision over Kalamazoo veteran Homer Smith after six fast rounds in a Monday night bout.
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United Press
New York
Johnny Rosso
Bronx
Homer Smith
Kalamazoo
Layton Takes Two In National Three Cushions Duel
Augie Kieckhefer of Chicago lost to Johnny Layton in Milwaukee in two national three cushion matches. Layton won 50 to 4 in fifty innings and 50 to 37 in forty frames.
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United Preas
Milwaukee
Augie Kieckhefer
Chicago
Johnny Layton
Boys Two-Mile Run Promised In Indianapolis
Amateur runners of Indianapolis will compete in a two mile prize jaunt on Wednesday under the Boys' Club. It is open to boys not more than 17 years old. Eight entries already listed and more may join by calling Belmont 8641. The start time is 2 30 at the Lauter Memorial Club.
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Indianapolis
Pimlico
Lorenzo
Captain Martin
Big Blaze
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Peration
Maryland
Bowie
Princess Doreen
Joy Smoke
Aga Khan
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Jess
Flechita
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Lauter Memorial Club
East Side gridsters prep for Irwin Field clash
East Side Tech meets Shortridge at Irwin Field Friday at 2 p m in a city showdown with Tech favored to win. Manual faces Brazil Indiana and Cathedral travels to Linton as regional games close the season with Nov 25 city title finale in sight.
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Brazil
Ind
Cathedral
Linton
Tech
Shortridge
Mueller
Kilgore
Goldsberry
Kern
Roaming Role of the 1921 Michigan Center in Gridiron Play
The article outlines how a roving center, favored for its playmaking and tackling potential, shifts position from two to five yards behind the line depending on down and formation. It details duty in pass defense, kick blocks, and read on the line to influence plays and cover key territory.
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Michigan
Wiggins Triumphs In Eight Round Scrap
Ohio light heavyweight Joe Lohman substituted for Billy Britton and absorbed a beating from Chuck Wiggins of Indiana in an eight round bout at Memphis. Britton fell ill and Lohman appeared unprepared, with Wiggins employing a Greb style attack and Lohman failing to cope.
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Joe Lohman
Ohio
Billy Britton
Chuck Wiggins
Indianapolis
Britton
Wiggins
Harry Greb
Lohman
Another Grid Death in Spokane
Spokane reports another grid death with details on Herbert Simpson, a local player, amid ongoing investigations and tributes from teammates and officials.
Kane University Football Player Dies From Practice Injuries
A Kane University football player died Monday from injuries suffered during Friday grid practice. The incident occurred amid routine drills as the team prepared for upcoming competitions. Officials provided no further details on the player's identity or condition beyond the fatal outcome.
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Kane University
Harvard’s Crimson Sees Grim Gridiron Future After Waterloo
New York November 10. Tigers have stripped Harvard of gridiron prowess and forecasts predict two more defeats to Brown and Yale. After Holy Cross and Dartmouth trounced Harvard, the Crimson laments a season of three victories and five defeats. Editors assign blame to lack of material, not coaching, amid widespread commentary in Boston papers.
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New York
Harvard
The
Crimson
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Yale
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Cambridge
Waterloo
Boston
Post
Fisher
Western League Leader Hints at Possible Resignation
President Tierney of the Western League left Chicago Monday night for a meeting of Western League club owners in St. Joseph Missouri. He did not know if his offer to resign would be accepted.
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Chicago
Tierney
Western League
St. Joseph
Illini Face Wabash in Stadium Showdown
The Illini aim to beat Wabash Little Giants after scouting Crawfordsville and Iowa results. Red Grange may play as Illinois seeks a grand send‑off for seniors with a big turnout anticipated at the stadium.
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Iowa
Hoosiers
Hawks
Illinois
Zuppke
Ohio State
Wabasha Y. M. C. A
Crawfordsville
Red Grange
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Grange
Neal Jones Sets State Billiards Record With 50–24 Win
Neal Jones set a state three cushion billiards meet record by running twelve in defeating Cleve Kepner 50 to 24 at Cooler's parlor Monday night. The match required sixty four innings, with the high run of the night coming in the twenty sixth frame.
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Neal Jones
Cleve Kepner
Cooler’s Parlor
Lucien Vinez Loses Lightweights Bout to Charley Rosen
In New York on Monday night Lucien Vinez the European lightweight champion lost his first U.S. bout in a twelve round match to Charley Rosen a strong showing by Vinez but Rosen claimed the decision.
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United Press
New York
Lucien Vinez
Europe
Charley Rosen
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