Notre Dame Heals Breach With Huskers
Notre Dame and Nebraska will meet after a thaw in frictions. Nebraska arrives to dine with Notre Dame and use Cartier Field for practice ahead of Saturday's game against Syracuse in New York. The 1925 severed athletic ties are mentioned as a past dispute now set aside.
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Nebraska
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Cartier Field
Syracuse
New York
Rockne
Four Horsemen
Ehmke Delivers in Game One for Athletics Spotlighted
Chicago Oct 9 Joe McGillicuddy tabs Howard Ehmke as surprising starter for the A's in the World Series. Ehmke, seen as a weak pitcher, delivers a masterful performance with 13 strikeouts against the Cubs, mixing sidearm and underhand throws to outpitch Charlie Root and silence critics.
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Joe
Hornsby
Cubs
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Howard Ehmke
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Ehmke
Athletics
British Netters Sail For London
Britain's Wightman cup tennis team sailed for London aboard the liner Berengaria from New York today. The squad was led by Miss Betty Nuthall and included Mrs. Michael Watson Mrs. D C Shephard Barron Mrs B C Covell and Mr Covell, team manager.
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McLarnin Debuts as Welterweight in Coliseum Bout
York reports Jimmy McLarnin of Vancouver in a ten round bout at the Coliseum tonight to face Serjeant Sammy Mitchell. The Irishman makes his welterweight debut in this featured fight.
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Pennsy Workers to View Battle of Rail Outfits
About 500 Indiana Division Pennsylvania Railroad employees will ride a special train at 6 a.m. Saturday from Indianapolis to St Louis to watch a baseball tilt between Pennsylvania and Missouri Pacific railroads. Officials from the Indianapolis Southwestern general division will attend. Delegation members include G P Reece C H Scull G B Fravel R H Prftkham Paul A Kriese J T Ridgely J L Doerr G H Schietterer Jr B Reed J C Schollenberger C G Brown and Harry M Brownlee.
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Ehmke Fanned 13 in Loss to Foxx and Chicago
Ehmke struck out 13 in seven innings as Chicago Cubs defeated Philadelphia. Foxx homered and drove in runs, Miller and Stephenson contributed two base hits, and English added a two-base hit. Root took the loss. Bush pitched two frames. Umpires were Klem Dineen Moran and Van Graffian. Time two hours three minutes.
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Merchants Football Team Defeats Lawrence 26 0 at Premier Field
Merchants defeated Lawrence 26 to 0 at Premier Field on Sunday. Woodward is without a game for Sunday. The item lists Joe Zimrasiman of 3714 Roosevelt Avenue as a local contact.
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Cubs Fans Demand Slugger Triumph in World Series Game Two
Chicago fans packed Wrigley Field hoping Rogers Hornsby Hack Wilson and Kiki Cuyler rediscover batting eyes to power a Cubs upset of the Philadelphia Athletics after a 3 1 defeat. Ehmke’s 13 strikeouts boosted the Athletics as Chicago eyed a comeback before three games in Philadelphia.
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Bowed Alleys Feature High Scores In Multiple League Games
O'Brien opens with a 269 for State Auto Insurance as Bartholomew posts a 611 three-game total for C. H. Wallerich in the Auto Motive League at Illinois alleys. Mitney leads the Mormon squad with a 666 series while many teams claim three-game sweeps in the Commercial and Fountain Square No 2 leagues.
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Tennessee’s Buddy Hackman never on losing team in five seasons
Five years of football competition show star half back Buddy Hackman of Tennessee never on a losing squad and never trailing at any point. Eddy Mack explains an ankle sprain after a clash with Tony Canzoneri. Sam Hildreth, a jockey, died recently while connected to Vice-President Charles Curtis in the same era.
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Tony Canzoneri
Sam Hildreth
Charles Curtis
City H. S. Schedule Highlights Local Matches
Linton faces Washington at Butler practice field while Broad Ripple meets Technical. Maneal plays Brazil. Cathedral visits New Albany, Washington plays Jeffersonville, Carmel hosts Park School, and Datecoast battles Crispus Attucks at Pennsy Park.
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Butler
Maneal
Brazil
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Jeffersonville
Carmel
Park School Field
Datecoast
Crispus Attucks
Pennsy Park
Fox Victor In Forty-Eight At Crooked Creek Shoot
Fox won the weekly Crooked Creek Gun Club event with forty-eight and took first place. Stratton was second with forty-seven while Hessong and Slinkard tied for third with forty-six.
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Ehmke Shocks Cubs With Ten Minute Warmup Pitching
Connie Mack taps Howard Ehmke as surprise World Series starter in place of expected Quinn. Ehmke delivers a historic performance striking out Gabby Hartnett and Tolson for a new record, fanning Hornsby and Wilson with an array of deceptive pitches. Foxx homers to give the A’s the lead in a low scoring win.
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Heart Fails as Tolson Fans Tolson Fans
In Chicago on October 9 during a Cubs game Tolson batting for Bush in the ninth with two out Tolson struck out. Ralph Werthein a Masonic figure died at home watching the radio call Philadelphia wins his heart giving way under the strain.
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Philadelphia
Werthein
Dykes' Snare on Steve Aid to Athletics
Babe Ruth analyzes the first 1939 World Series game between the A's and Cubs. Howard Ehmke's clutch pitching dominates while smart defense and key fielding plays by Dykes Simmons Wilson halt Chicago threats. Ruth notes the Athletics hold a 1 0 lead and emphasizes pitching over pure hitting in this era.
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Cubs
Stephenson
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Rochester Red Wings Route Blues to Tighten World Series Gap
Rochester Red Wings defeated the Kansas City Blues 8 to 1 to pull even in the series after the Blues built a 3-0 lead in four games. Rochester gathered offence in the fifth inning with three straight hits, two walks, and two errors off Thomas, before Carleton held the Blues to eight hits as Rochester struck back with nine hits overall.
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Bulldog Varsity to Test Freshies
The varsity backfield will be sidelined for the first annual tilt with the freshman squad Thursday at Butler. Sophomore Kenneth Booz is out with an injured foot, while Curly Hinchman has an injured shoulder and Captain Hosier is not participating. John Cavosie starts in the backfield alongside Speed Allen Jarrett and Fair, with Hooser signaling.
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Speed" Allen
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Fair
Thirty netters drill as Shortridge opens practice
Thirty candidates join Coach Lloyd Messersmith for the Shortridge basketball workouts focusing on drills, passing, and dribbling. The season opens with a game at Greenwood on November 22.
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Wallace Stops Dillon in Fifth Round at Armory
Roy Wallace of Indianapolis defeated Young Jack Dillon of Louisville by technical knockout when the referee stopped the bout in the fifth round. Dillon withered in the middle rounds as Wallace struck solidly, flooring Dillon once in the fourth. Other preliminaries saw Joe Dillon and Frankie Carbone, Roy Pierson and Carl Ellis, Beamer Roberts and Al Walker win.
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Terre Haute
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al Walker
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St. Louis
George Amarino
Newark
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Paul Palmer
Anderson
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Springfield
Diamond brooch found after ball game mixup at Wrigley
At a first series game at Wrigley Field Mrs. Stanley Field misplaced a $3000 diamond brooch in the milling area. A chance observer seated nearby recognized the description and returned the jewel to her, saying she owned nothing about it until the moment.
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