Football Fandom Looks Forward to Host of Important Games Saturday
The Indianapolis Times previews a busy Saturday with top bowl game action and local league standings. Hargis set a 279 game record at Mount Square drives, while Cedar and Elm lead the Redeemer Lutheran League at .666. Individual leaders include Brinkmeyer and Wuensch near 195 averages as teams in Meridian Auto and Washington Leagues push for top marks.
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Notre Dame faces hard gridiron campaign this fall
Notre Dame looks ahead after a rough day of football results as Wisconsin beat the Irish and Indiana, Oklahoma, and Purdue posted wins. Fielding Yost, Pat Page, and Rockne figures are cited amid game analyses and upcoming Big Ten implications.
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Tuesday Night Armory show features top welterweights
Eddie Anderson of Wyoming meets Jimmy Crowley of Pittsburgh in a ten round main event at the Armory. Sammy Price and Tate Langford of Louisville are set for an eight round semi windup. New scorers Schwartz Meyer and Chasey appear in the results list.
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Rader and Ramsey Lead State Amateur Cue Tourney Tie
Ben Rader and Walter Ramsey share the lead with four wins and no losses at Harry Cooler's parlor, tied for first in the State amateur cue tourney. Newcastle High School and Manual of Indianapolis played to a scoreless tie as Manual managed three first downs against Newcastle's two in Newcastle Indiana.
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Boston College Prepares for Duke After 6-0 Army Win
Boston College fans rally as the Eagles gain confidence from Saturday's 6-0 upset over Army and ready for next Friday's game with Duke University. Byrne defeats Wiggins and trains for a bout with Johnny Squires in Chicago. Burford leads Indianapolis Gun Club weekly shoot with 99 of 100 targets. Dooley tops handicap with 25 straight.
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Club head dies in World Series city at 43
Robert Prather president of the Springfield Club in the Three I League died Sunday in a St Louis hotel during the world series. He was 43 years old.
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Notre Dame Navy Tilt Takes Edge in Chicago Clash
Notre Dame and Navy enter a Chicago showdown after upset losses. Michigan, Indiana, Purdue, Minnesota, Iowa meet various Big Ten rivals while Wisconsin and Illinois prepare non conference tests. Georgia and Yale loom in the East as a strong weekend slate unfolds.
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Saturday H S Results From Indianapolis Area High Schools
Football scores reported from Indiana and nearby towns show Cathedral defeating Columbus Seymour 32 to 14, Central Evansville 44 to 0 over Princeton, Memorial Evansville 31 Carmel 0, South Side Fort Wayne 38 Defiance Ohio 0, Marion 21 Elwood 7, Kokomo 7 Peru 0, Anderson 19 Carmel 18, and other matchups including Bloomington 30 Shelbyville 0 plus Linton 6 Muncie 10.
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Football Scores From Saturday Roundup Across Colleges
A comprehensive recap lists scores from numerous games including Northwestern 14 Butler 0, Indiana 10 Oklahoma 7, Purdue 31 De Pauw 0, Wisconsin 22 Notre Dame 6, Ohio State 41 Wittenberg 0, Illinois 33 Bradley 6, and many others across Big Ten and out of state programs. Notable outcomes include Michigan 7 over Ohio Wesleyan 17, Minnesota 40 Creighton 0, Carnegie 65 Ashland 0, Princeton 50 Vermont 0, Texas A and M 69 Sewanee 0, and California 32 California Tech 0. The list spans dozens of colleges and reserves with varied scores and regional participants.
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Army Polo Team Triumphs Over Rolling Ridge Four
The Eleventh Infantry polo team of Ft Harrison defeated Rolling Ridge Four 4 to 3 before a large crowd. The Louisville Country Club quartet will face the Eleventh Infantry squad on the main parade ground next Sunday afternoon.
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Cubs Win Opener in Indianapolis Amateur Football League
The Cubs defeated Brightwood 31 to 0, Olympics beat the Southpaws 7 to 0, and the Municipal Gardens downed the Acme A. A. 19 to 6 in opening games of the Indianapolis Amateur Football League Sunday.
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