Capital City A C Plans All Star Boxing Show
Indianapolis fans will see two 10 round bouts at Tomlinson Hall as Frankie Schaefer faces Sidney Glick at 135 pounds and Herbie Schaefer meets Jackie Dugan at 128 pounds. Promoter Joe Goldstein also brings a strong prelim lineup with tickets available at Claypool Drug Store.
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Indianapolis
Tomlinson Hall
Joe Goldstein
Capital City
A. C
Goldstein
Frankie Schaefer
Chicago
Sidney Glick
Herbie Schaefer
Jackie Dugan
Louisville
Schaefer
Dugan
Willie Ames
Akron
Claypool
Latonia Cup Showdown at Kentucky Track
Vedder Gard praises Princess Doreen as she carries 127 pounds in the Latonia Cup two mile race next Saturday. Altawood faces 124 pounds and may not travel west. Ham Keene seeks Jockey Sande to ride if possible.
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Kentucky Track
Altawood
Ham’ Keene
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Latonia
Latonia racing and football notes on Clipping and Rockne
A summary of Latonia stakes and daily picks notes Lord Meise and Gold Field among horses to watch. High school football in Indiana features UNCIE Elkhart High and prep teams like Manual Shortridge and Broad Ripple with clipping penalties discussed. Notre Dame and Army game chatter plus baseball tidbits from Major League action conclude the column.
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Elkhart High
Indianapolis
Technical
Shortridge
Manual
Broad Ripple
Cathedral
Hoppe and Schaefer Show Balkline and Cushion Skills
Balkline champion Hoppe and three cushion ace Schaefer staged two exhibitions at the Board of Trade parlors. In the afternoon Hoppe beat Jake 250 to 58 at balkline and Schaefer won 25 to 21 in three cushions. In the evening Schaefer defeated Hoppe 260 to 61 at balkline, with a 122 run in the third frame, while Willie edged Jake 25 to 23 in three cushions. Harry Geisel served as referee.
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Schaefer
Board of Trade
Jake
Balkline
Burwell Sought by Reds Amid Trade Talk
Cincinnati reports say Bill Burwell, star pitcher of the Indians, may join Jack Hendricks' Reds next season though Cleveland secretary William Claver cites no definite deal. Reds are expected to bid at the winter meeting, but Indians ownership signals Burwell may stay.
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Cincinnati
Bill Burwell
Ownie Bush
Indians
Jack Hendricks
Reds
William Claver
Tribe
Claver
Burwell
Smith
Bush
Floyd Johnson to meet Harry Wills in Newark bout
Floyd Johnson the Iowa heavyweight has been chosen by manager Culnan to oppose Harry Wills in Newark on October 24. Culnan confirmed the pairing by telephone from Seattle where Johnson is headquartered.
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United Press
New York
Floyd Johnson
Iowa
Culnan
Harry Wills
Newark
Seattle
Johnson
Grid scrimmages and preparations across Big Ten programs
Reports from Purdue, DePauw, Notre Dame, Wabash, Indiana, Franklin, and Hanover detail freshmen scrimmages and lineup adjustments as teams drill to fix fumbles and strengthen the line ahead of upcoming battles with Purdue, Detroit Teachers, West Pointers, and Butler.
Pirates win world series game to force deciding clash
Pittsburgh fans erupt as the Pirates beat the Senators 3 to 2 to knot the World Series at three games apiece. Aleck Ferguson pitched for Washington while Red Mason heckled from the stands with taunts about past wars and current wounds.
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Pittsburgh
Pirates
Senators
Washington
Aleck Ferguson
Independent Football meet preview at Spades Park
A fragmented report shows preparations for a football touch game against the Central Bull dogs at Spades Park next Sunday. An organizing meet is set for tonight at 7 o clock with players listed and a call for teams and fans to attend.
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Tee Foagat
Bees
Central Bulldogs
Spades Park
Ferndales Prepare for Brecks After Narrow Defeat
The Ferndales, after a 7 to 6 loss, plan midweek practices at Washington Park to prep for next Sunday's matchup with Louisville Brecks. Coach Erehart identifies weaknesses and will implement new plays with Drayer, Glen Dutten haver, and Hough expected to appear for first practice tonight.
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Louisville
Brecks
Washington Park
Erehart
Drayer
Glen Duttenhaver
Butler
Hough
Hanover
Y M H A Basketball Team fields veteran squad
The Y M H A basketball team, with veterans Glazier Kempler Becker Stein Rudy Safrin M Sackoff and I Sackoff, will bid for state and city honors. First practice Thursday night. They are booking games with independent teams. contact Max G Goldsmith or Drexel 3047 W for arrangements. Hoosier A C and other local clubs are noted for notice.
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Stein
Rudy
Safrin
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I. Sackoff
Manual High
Max G. Goldsmith
S. Meridian St
Drexel
Hoosier A. C
Hoosier Centrals
Shelbyville Elks
Tipton
Carmel
Terre Haute
Kokomo Confident in Bid for Home Grid Victory
Kokomo Indiana fans expect a close game Sunday as Notre Dame Hall meets the local Legion eleven in the annual clash. Last year Hallers beat Kokomo 6 to 0, but Kokomo to date has defeated two state rivals and the Dayton Koars and aims for a clean schedule.
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Legion Eleven
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Legion
Sumner
Dayton Koars
Blues Hire Spencer Abbott To Manage Next Season
Kansas City owner George Muehlebach announced Spencer Abbott, Brooklyn scout and former manager, will manage the Blues next season. The contract length and pay were not disclosed. Abbott succeeds Dr. John Lavan, who resigned to pursue the medical profession.
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George Muehlebach
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American Association
Spencer Abbott
Brooklyn
Blues
Muehlebach
Abbott
John Lavan
Illinois and Big Ten Scrimmage Notes Across Campuses
Oct 14 reports from Urbana Madison and Columbus describe Illinois freshmen breaking Iowa plays in scrimmage, Wisconsin prep for Michigan, Ohio State missing starters on defense, Northwestern’s scrimmage impressing fans, Minnesota showing tentative edges, and Iowa facing mystery charges amid Illinois action.
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Iowa
Wisconsin Madison
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Gilbert
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Reid
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Ohio
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Jenkins
Iowa City
Iows
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Eddie Moore Delivers Key Home Run In World Series Tie
In Pittsburgh Eddie Moore, long disparaged by fans for his confidence, belatedly shines with a homer that ties the series with Washington. After a fear of injury at practice and teary moments, Moore returns to anchor the Pirates’ win as Old Pro Honus Wagner consoles him.
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Eddie Moore
Pirates
Eddie
Razzberries
Moore
Washington
Bill McKechnie
Honus Wagner
Wagner
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Leibold McNeel
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Greb Defeats Marullo In Ten Round Bout At Pittsburgh
In a sparsely attended Pittsburgh bout on October 14, middleweight champion Harry Greb outpointed Tony Marullo of New Orleans over ten rounds. Greb, weighing 166 pounds to Marullo's 167 and a half, won every round with rough tactics that drew crowd affection.
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Times Special
Pittsburgh
Harry Greb
Tony Marullo
New Orleans
Greb
Marullo
Ramsey Defeats Henderson in State Three-Cushion Tourney
Walter Ramsey defeated Lloyd Henderson 50 to 30 Tuesday night at Coolers parlors. Ramsey played the best game of his tourney showing, finishing in fifty eight innings. Kepner and Henderson meet tonight. Lewis Vogler has withdrawn, Shorts will take his place.
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Lloyd Henderson
Cooler’s
Ramsey
Kepner
Henderson
Lewis Vogler
Shorts
Showers Stop Grand Circuit Races in Atlanta
Heavy rain on Tuesday halted the Grand Circuit program in Atlanta, delaying or canceling the day’s racing action and affecting race schedules.
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Atlanta
Cubs Take City Series 7 4 Over White Sox
The Cubs win Chicago city series for first time since 1922 powering past the White Sox 7 to 4 in the clincher. Wilbur Cooper, acquired in a winter trade for Vic Aldridge, starred as Chicago claims four wins to Sox's one. White Sox finish injured and fifth in the AL. Cubs end last in NL.
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Cooper
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Sox
Wilbur
United Press
National League Cubs
White Sox
Cubs
Wilbur Cooper
Pittsburgh Pirates
Old-Time Pilot Gus Schmeltz Dies in Columbus
Gus H Schmeltz aged 75 former manager of the Washington Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Columbus baseball clubs was found dead in his bed in Columbus Ohio. Doctors attributed death to heart trouble after a cursory examination.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gustavus H. Schmeltz
Washington
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Graham Ryder to Open Indoor Boxing Season in New York
Bushy Graham also known as Mickey Garcia and Joe Ryder bantamweights will start the indoor boxing season at the new Manhattan F. C. with a ten round bout tonight in New York.
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United Press New York
Bushy Graham
Mickey Garcia
Joe Ryder
New Manhattan F. C
Butler and Franklin Gear Up for Home-Coming Show at Irwin Field
Preparations are underway for the Butler home-coming game against Franklin at Irwin Field. Coach Page drills the varsity on Franklin formations while Jut Paul, graduate athletic manager, works to produce a top local football show. Tickets sell well and Franklin supporters are expected in large numbers as three bands prepare to perform.
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Franklin
Irwin Field
Page
Paul
Baptists
Masonic
Basy
Nipper
Merle Miller
Unclear Sports Note Highlights Odd Play and Low Score
A garbled account mentions a player signaling a catch and a successful kick attempt. It also notes a baseball game where Paul forfeited game 1 0 and final score 1 to 0, with confusion over the result and footnote details.
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Shanes
Paul
Pirates Buy Hal Rhyne and Paul Waner for Trial Next Spring
Pittsburgh reports confirm Hal Rhyne and Paul Waner have been purchased from the San Francisco Coast League club for 100000 dollars. Scout Joe Devine recommended the youths as apprentice shortstop and outfielder, joining a strong Pirates infield and outfield ahead of spring trials.
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Pirates
Triala
Hal Rhyne
Paul Waner
San Francisco
Joe Devine
Pirate
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