Talking It Over Talking It Over By Joe Williams
In a dreary football season for the old Big Three Princeton Yale both fell to teams that beat them last year Harvard faces Army next while Cambridge and South Bend see tests. Meehan's New York team impresses with speed and power while Notre Dame’s continued success looms as Rockne’s squad meets Carnegie Tech and Michigan shocks Purdue with the old 83 trick play.
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Chick Meehan
No Fights at Cable Card Scraps Canceled Night of Boxing
The fifth of six scraps at Cable tabernacle tonight is canceled due to an injury to Dick Porter Anderson. Krause, the promoter, called off the entire program to avoid a last minute substitution in the feature bout with Jack Malone Indianapolis.
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Northwestern Holds Lead in Big Ten Title Race
Northwestern remains favored to win the 1930 Big Ten championship with Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota as near rivals. Bruder hospital bound with smallpox but expected back before Minnesota game. Illinois may upset Northwestern while Wisconsin eyes key inter sectional clash with Pennsylv ania. Notre Dame strengthens nonconference claim with 26 to 2 win over Navy ahead of Carnegie Tech visit.
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Northwestern
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Purdue
Ohio State
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Evanston
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Illinois
Bob Zuppke
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Pennsylvania
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Indiana
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Iowa
Florida
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Navy
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Battle Delayed As Suarez Faces Kaplan At Madison Square Garden
Justo Suarez of South America and Louis Kaplan of Meriden Conn former featherweight champion will fight ten rounds at Madison Square Garden Friday night. The Suarez Kaplan bout moves up from Oct 22 to replace the postponed Frankie Wolgast flyweight title match after Wolgast broke a hand in training.
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Kid) Kaplan
Meriden
Hagen Trips Armour in Michigan P G A tourney final
Walter Hagen, noted pro golfer, defeated Tommy Armour 3 and 2 to win his first title of the year in the Michigan P G A tournament final at Pontiac. The 36 hole final saw a tight match with neither player more than two up at any time through the first eighteen holes.
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Tommy Armour
Indiana Fisherman Reaches Finals in National Outboard Champs
By Timer Special Middletown Connecticut October 13 L R Newberger of Bedford Indiana is the sole Hoosier in the national outboard championships here today He qualified for the finals in the Class C event for amateurs.
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Purdue Falls 14 to 13 as Michigan Wins On Breaks
Purdue suffers a 14 to 13 defeat to Michigan in a game decided by fumbles and key plays. Purdue scores on a 57 yard drive led by Pope and White, then Yancovich, but three fumbles and an early injury to White shifted momentum to Michigan. Notre Dame also defeats Navy 26 to 2 with Joe Savoldi scoring thr ee TDs and Kilnins sidelined. Indiana and Oklahoma Aggies play to a 7 7 tie with Ashby and Brubaker scoring for Indiana. De Pauw rolls past Earlham 27 6 while Rose Poly trounces Valparaiso 36 6 and Ball Teachers beat Oakland City 36 6.
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Reds Add Sleeper Ed Strelecki in Draft Pick
Cincinnati Reds claimed pitcher Ed Strelecki a 25 year old right hander formerly with the St. Louis Browns after he posted 11 wins and 10 losses for Milwaukee in the prior season. The move follows word waivers were asked on several Reds as feelers including Harry Heilmann. Willard Brown and Paul Palmer headline Riverside bout as five four rounders back the six round main event.
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Milwaukee Brewers
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Cincy
Weil
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Paul Palmer
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Foxx Sails to Victory as Simmons Misplaces Ball
In Milwaukee on October 13, Jimmy Foxx pitched and played first base for the Foxx nine in a barnstormer against a team featuring Al Simmons. Simmons hit a long homer but after a second ball was requested the supply ran out, ending the ninth with Simmons’ team trailing and Foxx’s side winning 13 to 6.
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Six Teams Appear as Nation's Grid Leaders
Early season results place Notre Dame Northwestern Vanderbilt Georgia Washington State and Carnegie Tech among the top six in the nation. Notre Dame beat SMU 20 14 and Navy 26 2. Northwestern upset Ohio State 19 2 without Hank Bruder and beat Tulane 14 0. Vanderbilt crushed Minnesota 33 7 and later routed a PI team 40 0. Georgia upset Yale 18 14. Carnegie Tech defeated George Tech 31 0. Washington State beat California 16 0 and USC 7 6. Upcoming key games include Notre Dame vs Carnegie Tech and Harvard vs Army.
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Hank Bruder
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White's Loss Puts Purdue in Bad Spot
Purdue football suffers a shoulder injury to regular quarterback Jack White. He is likely out for two weeks, jeopardizing the big upcoming game at Iowa. Coach Kiser presses changes as Purdue faces Iowa in a crucial Big Ten clash. In boxing news, Mickey Walker and Johnny Risko announce a Detroit bout set for November 7.
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102 Women Begin Play for Glenna Collett's Golf Title
In Los Angeles 102 leading American players started the opening eighteen holes for the national women’s golf title of Glenna Collett at the Los Angeles Country Club. The tricky north course caused generally high scores with many struggling to break 80. notable contenders included Helen Hicks Maureen Orcutt Leona Pressler Dorothy Campbell Hurd Marion Hollins and Helene B Stetson.
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College Football Scores From Saturday Across States
College fields reported numerous results led by Notre Dame beating Navy 26 to 2 and Michigan 14 over Purdue 13. The listing includes many further scores such as Oklahoma Aggies 7, Indiana Poly 36, Valparaiso 6, Teachers 34, Oakland City 6, and Alaska regional teams also showing results among a broad slate of institutions.
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Purdue
Scattered College Football And Baseball Scores Across Regions
A wide array of Saturday and Sunday results from Indiana and nearby states shows Indianapolis Cubs posting a 61 to 0 win over United Cubs, and multiple college games across the Midwest with scores listed for teams such as Montana State, Wyoming, Illinois College, and Nebraska. The day included amateur league play, riverfront matches, and public notices of upcoming practices and open dates for River Side Olympics.
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Arnold Defeats Litz in Special Speed Race
Arnold of Chicago, A A A champion, defended his speed laurels in Altoona Pennsylvania by beating Deacon Litz in a special race. Arnold averaged 120 and 117 miles an hour in the first and third heats, while Litz averaged 119 miles an hour in the second heat.
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Middletown K I O League title tied after 6 4 win
Middletown Armces defeated Lawrenceburg Indiana 6 to 4 to tie the K I O League baseball title series. Frankie Frisch of the St Louis Cardinals suffered a bruised leg muscle in an exhibition game in Baltimore after a collision.
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Lawrenceburg
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New Coach at Penn State Nimbus Higgins Takes Grid Mentor Role
Robert Arlington Higgins known as Bob Higgins becomes Penn State football coach at State College filling the vacancy left by Hugo Bezdek who moves to general athletics duties. Higgins starred as an End and quarterbacked the 1919 comeback against Pittsburgh lifting Penn State to victory amid muddy conditions. He has coached at West Virginia Wesleyan and Washington University before returning to his alma mater in 1928 as Bezdek’s assistant.
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Robert Arlington Higgins
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Bob
Pennsylvania State College
Hugo Bezdek
Nitanny Lions
Higgins
Penn State
Pittsburgh Panthers
State
Hess
Badger Back Tops Savoldi in Midwest Scoring Race
CHICAGO October 13 Russ Rebholz of Wisconsin leads the Midwest scoring race with 33 points from three games. He has at least one touchdown each game and nine extra points on three successful goal kicks after touchdowns. Notre Dame’s Joe Savoldi also figures in the scoring chase.
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Russ Rebholz
Wisconsin
Badger
Joe” Savoldi
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Big Ten At A Glance Standings And Results
Northwestern beats State 19 to 2 while Michigan defeats Furgeson 14 to 0. Wisconsin shuts out Chicago Minnesota 0 and Stanford 0 in non conference play. Indiana loses 7 to Oklahoma A M. Centenary tops Iowa 19 to 12 in non conference action. Rebholz leads Notre Dame with 18 points last week. Wisconsin and Michigan lead in standings with multiple wins and top scoring marks.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Purdue
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Stanford
Butler
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Four Bouts On Mat Bill At Tomlinson Hall
Four bouts are set for the weekly mat show at Tomlinson Hall tonight. In the main event, Coach W. H. of Indiana University faces Pedigo of Louisville in a featured bout.
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W. H
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Pedigo
Louisville
Michigan Pug to Feature Bout With Wallace at Armory
Len Darcy of Grand Rapids was set to fight Roy Wallace at the Armory on Tuesday night. Darcy recently claimed the state light heavyweight title and has defeated noted fighters including Jimmie Slattery and King Levinsky. Wallace prepared Sunday in strong condition, weighing 172 pounds. Eph Virt, ex Franklin College star, meets Billy Myers in the opening four rounder, replacing Packy Gardner who was injured.
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Grand Rapids
Roy Wallace
Armory
Michigan Pug
Jimmie Slattery
King Levinsky
Levinsky
Leo Lemski
Darcey
Chuck Wiggins
Dave Shade
Rene de Vos
Walter Pickerd
Wallace
Eph Virt
Franklin College Grid
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Packy Gardner
Braves Acquire Coast Slugger from Dodgers for Cash
Wes Schulmerich, star outfielder with 28 home runs this season for the Los Angeles Pacific Coast League club, has been sold to the Boston Braves for $40,000 cash. Jimmy Welsh, the Braves outfielder, will join Boston, announced by Angels Manager Oscar Reichow.
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Jimmy Welsh
Boston
Oscar Reichow
Angels
All Negro Card Show at Tomlinson Hall Headlined by Clemons Carr
An all Negro boxing event, staged by Harlem A. C., features Frank Clemons of Anderson against Jimmy Carr of Chicago next Friday night at Tomlinson Hall. Thirty six rounds are planned. The card includes a semi windup bout between One-Round Bess and Eddie Jacobs of Chicago, with more bouts to be announced.
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Jimmy Carr
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Tomlinson Hall
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Riverside Olympics Defeat Shelbyville in High School Game
Riverside Olympics dominated Shelbyville 28 to 6 to secure their second win of the season. The team has now scored 59 points while allowing 12 points to opponents this season.
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Local Ten Pin Stars Shine In City Leagues And Standings
Lefty Lee reports strong bowling results from the South Side Business League and others. Standouts include Herman Bohne with a 731 series and 230+ averages, Joe Vossen leading the Diamond Chain League, and West Lang and Happy contesting for A C E S League honors. Team scores break 3,000 with Stemm's Colts and Falls City Lager among top totals. women teams over 2,400 also listed. All-Star doubles action and league-organization notes conclude the weekly report.
Hollywood Coast Winner Clinches Pacific Coast League Title
Hollywood clinched the Pacific Coast League second-half title by defeating the Sacramento Senators 6 to 5 and 5 to 3. Los Angeles remains in second place and a playoff series with Hollywood is set for the 1930 pennant after the season ends.
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