Notre Dame to sit Mullins Donoghue for Navy clash
Notre Dame coach Rockne will rest varsity full back Larry Mullins and tackle Dick Donoghue due to injuries. Reserve Savoldi and newcomer Kurth will cover, as Wednesday scrimmage builds toward the Navy game in South Bend. Navy trains for Saturday’s showdown at South Bend with Hart sitting out practice. Michigan plans to start veterans against Purdue as Kipke uses his experienced lineup. Indiana’s backfield for Oklahoma A and M remains unsettled with Hughes Edmonds and Opasik contending for roles. Purdue drills finish ahead of Michigan with a hard practice focused on pass plays and tactics.
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Aggies Prepare Running Attack for Indiana Clash
Coach Lynn Waldorf takes the Oklahoma Aggies to Bloomington to face Indiana on Saturday. He spent the week refining a running game to counter the Hoosiers if their defense stops the aerial attack.
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World Series Receipts Totaled 953 772 in 1930
Philadelphia reports the 1930 World Series drew 212 628 attendees across six games with total receipts of 953 772. Distribution figures show each winning player 5038, each losing player 3110, advisory council 143 065 25, and each club 121 710 199.
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Valparaiso Cancels Games Over Polio Fears
In Valparaiso Indiana officials called off immediate football games after four cases of infantile paralysis were reported at Valparaiso High School. The decision aims to curb a potential outbreak and protect students and teams.
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Sothoro Under Knife In Louisville Operation
Al Sothoro, pilot of the Louisville Colonel, 1930 American Association champions, underwent an appendicitis operation in Louisville on October 9.
Changes Slated in Cardinals Lineup After World Series
In St Louis the Cardinals plan a shakeup after defeat in the world series. Jim Bottomley and an outfielder likely Hafey or Douthit are slated for trade to another National League club possibly Cincinnati. Bottomley batted .045 with two injured fingers. Douthit hit .083 with two hits in 24 at bats.
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Connie Mack Recalls Thrill Of Win After Series
Philadelphia, Oct 9 Connie Mack, 67, enters his office shaken with excitement after his team routed Gabby Street's Cardinals. He praises pitcher Earnshaw and calls Hallahan a strong opponent while noting George is one of the greats.
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Al Simmons Tops Series Bat Leaders
Al Simmons left fielder of the Athletics led the world series with a .363 average over six games. He batted 22 times with 8 hits including 2 home runs. Jimmy Foxx hit .333, the only other Philadelphia regular above .300. Charley Gelbert of the Cardinals led with a .353 average.
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Stribling to Meet Christner in Newark Ten-Round Bout
Newark boxing announces heavyweight Young Stribling of Georgia will fight K. O. Christner of Akron Ohio in a ten round match at the Newark armory on October 23. The matchup sets a notable cross region clash with Stribling seeking a decisive win. Christner enters as a strong challenger in this ten round national level bout.
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Local Ten Pin Pastimers Lead League Playoff Weekend
Lefty Lee reports Uptown League results with Try-Me, Idealers, and Coca-Cola divisions each taking three games. Williamson Candy and American Linen posted wins while high scores clustered with Piez at 646 and Hohman 672 in singles. Marion County, City Trust, Fletcher American, and Bankers League action yielded strong totals as Jimmy Hurt led with 644 and Hohman impressed with 672. Indiana National and Garstang crews also produced three-game sweeps, with notable 700s by Fred Westover and 696 by Jess Pritchett in Indianapolis League play.
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College Grid Saturday Schedule Across Regions
A long list of college football and basketball games slated for Saturday across multiple campuses. Notable matchups include Yale vs Geo at New Haven, Princeton vs Brown at Princeton, and Northwestern vs Ohio State at Evanston, with numerous other regional contests. Red Holloway scores a win in the eight round feature at Tomlinson Hall with several other bouts noted.
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