Dope by Vedder Gard on Big Ten title chaos
The piece questions how a Big Ten football champion is decided within a nonrecognizing Western Conference. Minnesota faces a constrained schedule with two remaining wins possible and a tie against Wisconsin already set. It hints at earning the crown by beating Iowa and Michigan and notes oddity in champs across sports.
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Major Griffith
Big Ten
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Gophers
Northland
Iowa
Michigan
Racing notes mix parlay bets with Armistice Day reflections
The column details horse bets on PENSTICK, DONGES, BLACK BART, BRIER HILL, HAPPY TOP, ROTHERMEL, BEAU TIFUL ADDIE, and ROSEBEC at Pimlico and Lexington. It mentions Battling Siki seeking U S citizenship, Armistice Day events, and locals like Indiana Central College and Davis Elkins football.
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Princess Doreen
Aga Khan
Sarazen
Flechita
Kandall
Lord Baltimore Il
Pimlico
Lexington
Brier Hill
Happy Top
Rothermel
Addie
Rosebec
Northwestern Ready For Purdue On Homecoming Day
Northwestern travels to Purdue for the homecoming game at Ross-Ade Stadium next Saturday. The Purple team, boosted by Ralph Baker, hopes to overcome a bigger Boilermaker line with speed in the backfield and on defense. Ticket sales progress well, with a few choice seats still available.
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Ind
Northwestern
Michigan
Ralph Baker
Purdue Ross-Ade
Purdue
Boilermakers
Franklin
Kizer
Dean
American Association Sets Dec Meet and 168 Game Schedule
President Tom Hickey issued a call for the annual American Association meeting in Chicago on December 2 and 3. A 168 game schedule will be presented, with the season opening April 13 and closing September 26, each club making three full swings around the circuit.
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Chicago
Tom Hickey
American Association
FernDales Brace for Hartford City Clash at Washington Park
FernDales coach Archie Erehart calls every player to tonight’s drill as Hartford City visits Washington Park next Sunday at 2 30. With Carmen Drayer Bennett and Secrest back, FernDales aim to halt the upstate attack after Hartford’s 7 0 win over Jasonville and 7 7 tie with Jonesboro.
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Secrest
Fendales
Hartford Boys
Jasonville
Jonesboro Fliers
West Siders
Coaches weigh defense over Purdue threat in Indiana notes
Indiana focuses on stopping Purdue while Rose Poly skipped. Illinois eyes regular lineup to rest for Ohio game. Michigan trains to halt Marek Baron attack as Ohio comes near. Wisconsin plans to use substitutes against Michigan then Chicago. Minnesota emphasizes hard scrimmage for Iowa clash before Michigan. Ohio State discusses defense against Marek pass while players mix in. Northwestern unveils new backfield with Moon Baker back. Chicago faces Oberlander and Pane as Stagg guards defense ahead of Saturday visit.
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Badger
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Chicago
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Spears
Iowa
Ohio State
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Moleskins
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Three boxing champs meet at Jack's Los Angeles gym
Ballerino holds the junior lightweight title Dempsey dominates the heavyweight division and Rosen berg wears the bantam crown. The trio were photographed together at Jack's Los Angeles gym.
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Dempsey
Rosenberg
Jack
Los Angeles
J J C S reorganizes squad with notable players for Pennsy Park game
Joseph J Canning backs an independent football club the J J C s adds Johnny Sapp Temp Smith Duncan McDonald and Jack Ruddles to the lineup. The Ft Harrison post team which beat Brightwood twice and tied Southpaws will face the J J C s at Pennsy Park Sunday. J J C s aim for a late season local grid title clash with the Ferndales.
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Ferndale
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Ft. Harrison Post
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Army-Davis Elkins clash forces cautious Harding return
At West Point on Saturday the Army coaches sent in quarterback Noel Harding despite lingering grogginess from an injury. Davis Elkins captain gathered his team and instructed players not to rough or manhandle Harding under any circumstances.
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United Press
West Point
N. Y
Davis Elkins
Army
Noel Harding
Harding
Red Hawks and Y P C Clash in Basketball Notes
Local basketball notes describe Red Hawks roster from Prest-O-Lite team and Y. P. C. players ready to meet Thursday at 8 15 in P C Hall. Lineups feature Indiana Purdue connections and former Jefferson High star Al Jamison with several local players. Also listed are Remegations and Central Y T M team members with a request for uniforms and upcoming bookings across multiple regions.
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Football kickoff and blocked kick scoring rules
Question and answer style notes explain touchbacks for kickoff dead ball and the scoring when a kicked ball crosses the goal line into the stands. It states touchback or saress punting two points per the ground rules and emphasizes fairness of the ruling.
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Waderment Iecie
Dartmouth Football Heads to Chicago With Injured Squad
The Dartmouth team leaves West Hanover for Chicago to face the University of Chicago. Injuries from the Cornell game affect Tully Hardy and Holloran, with star end Tully limited to signal drills. The 35-man squad departs amid a spirited sendoff as coaches express confidence.
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De Faolo and Cooper Lead 250 Mile Armistice Race
Peter De Faolo and Earl Cooper were favorites in the 250 mile Armistice Day race at Charlotte speedway. Fourteen other drivers qualified for the event.
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United Press
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N. C
Peter de Faolo
Earl Cooper
Charlotte Speedway
Amateur Fisticuffs at Turner Hall Tonight
Local boxing card at Turner Hall features bouts including Harold Orse at 112 pounds and Fairbanks-Moree fights. Promoter Bill Walters and officials list early matchups with first bell at 7 30.
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Fred Bocock
Pas Otee
Po Gharios Seques
Eastern Fans Talk With Coin Yale and Dartmouth Are Favorites
Wall Street betting odds favor Yale to defeat Princeton at New Haven on November 14 with 9 to 5 odds. Harvard next week also seen as strong by future bets with 2 to 1 against Harvard. Army favored over Columbia 3 to 1. Brown over Harvard 6 to 5. Colgate-Syracuse even money. Dartmouth 7 to 5 over Chicago. Penn over Pittsburgh 8 to 5 as season nears end.
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Wabash Fans Plan Urbana Trip For Grange Showdown
Wabash College moves to attend the Illinois Wabash football game in Urbana after the faculty grants a holiday. Students charter rooting bosses as Red Grange headlines his last Illinois field appearance, with Wabash aiming to end the season strong at home against De Pauw.
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Greenwood to play Cumberland Independents at Cumberland
Cumberland hosts Greenwood Sunday with many Greenwood fans traveling. Russell Paul, ex Purdue player, has joined Cumberland. Likely Cumberland starters include Ostermeter Basico Llibae Witte Gibson Sernison and others, noted as showing class and improvement during practice.
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Greenwood
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Amateur boxing at Turner Hall promises ten bouts
Eddie Ash-Hall reports Turner Hall hosts ten amateur boxing bouts with local fighters, aiming to boost prelim talent for paid shows. Promoters urge support to sustain monthly programs, while notes on regional real estate, sports and society add local color.
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Anton
Indianapolis
South Side Turner
Hap to Box Happy Atherton in Washington D C bout
Hap to box Happy Atherton, a bantam from Indianapolis, on November 23 at Tomlinson Hall in a ten round bout as part of the Washington D C card. Matchmaker Harter also lined Louie Lavelle and Al Wolgast in a feature ten rounder with plans for two more ten rounders and a four round opener.
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Jimmy McDermott
Terre Haute
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Indianapolis
Vigo County
Harter
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Anderson
al Wolgast
Michigan
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Ad Wolgast
King
Phi Beta Kappa Boxers to Graduate in New York
The correspondence boxing school will hold graduation in New York on November 24 with ten top pupils from its mail study program. Prize students will travel to New York for commencement and then train at Long Branch before appearing in a Pioneer A. C. show. The ten classes span featherweight to heavyweight with listed names and hometowns.
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Fistiana
Jimmy de Forest
de Forest
Long Branch
Pioneer A. C
Nelly
Salem
Herman
Dosis Fernandez
Fred Gaspensburg
Kepner Wins State Three-Cushion Billiards Match
Cleve Kepner defeated Harry Rubens Tuesday night at Cooler's parlors 50 to 42 in eighty five innings. Kepner subbed for Bosson. Ramsey and Sharts play tonight.
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Harry Rubens
Cooler’s
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Clarke defeats Shane in city three-cushion tourney
Clarke defeated Shane 60 to 42 in the city three-cushion bil Hard tourney at the Board of Trade parlor. The match lasted 116 innings. Tonight Houseman and Carter play.
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Shane
Board of Trade
Houseman
Carter
High School Football Scores From Muncie Elwood La Porte Plymouth
Muncie 28 defeats Elwood 7 while La Porte 7 ties Plymouth 0 as area high school football results are reported.
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Muncie
Elwood
la Porte
Plymouth
Rickard Seeks Walker-Milligan Bout at Garden
Tex Rickard aims to sign Mickey Walker the world welterweight champion to face Tommy Milligan European welterweight and middleweight champion at Madison Square Garden during the Christmas Fund benefit.
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United Press
New York
Tex Rickard
Mickey Walker
Tommy Milligan
Madison Square Garden
New Coach Reggie Brown Named Harvard's Successor
Ridge, Mass. November 11 Reggie Brown former Harvard assistant under Percy Haughton will replace Bob Fisher as head coach next fall He is currently an assistant to Ed Robinson at Brown University and the report came from a reliable source today.
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Reggie Brown
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Percy Haughton
Bob Fisher
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Ed Robinson
Fisher Defends Harvard Football Post In Boston
Crimson mentor Bob Fisher dismissed rumors he would resign as Harvard head coach. He stated he is still in the saddle despite chatter about his departure and insisted dramatic changes are not imminent.
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Boston
Bob
Notre Dame Hosts Carnegie Tech in Homecoming Clash
Notre Dame fans anticipate a big homecoming crowd as Carnegie Tech visits Cartier Field. Captain Crowe will sit out the season with an injury, with Woodisch likely to replace him at end. Rockne’s squad worries about Tech’s toughness after a rain-soaked prior game and plans hard practice to counter the visitors. Walter Steffen coaches Tech.
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Deaf School Football Heads for Olathe Thanskgiving Game
Indiana State School for the Deaf will travel to Olathe Kansas to meet the Kansas State School for the Deaf in a Thanksgiving Day interschool clash. The Kansas team claims the national deaf school football title after beating Illinois and Iowa. The Silent Hoosters face injuries and eligibility setbacks but aim to be in top form for the Kansas contest backed by the Olathe Chamber of Commerce.
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Olathe
Kansas
Kansas State School For the Deaf
Olathe Chamber of Commerce
United States
Illinois
Iowa
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Broad Ripple
Central at Danville Armistice Day Gridiron Clash
Indiana Central College of University Heights meets Danville Normal in Danville Indiana for a post season Armistice Day football showdown. The rivals are picked to provide a keenly contested clash with afternoon kickoff expected.
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Indiana Central College
University Heights
Central Normal
Indiana Central College of University Heights
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