Indiana High School Athletic Association Meeting Set
Principals and athletic directors from nearly all 794 Indiana high schools will gather at Manual Training High School for the annual I H S A A meeting. The group will vote on proposed bylaw and rule changes and debates include representation on the board of control and extending the basketball schedule beyond eighteen games.
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Harlem A. C. Fight Card Highlighted By Clemons Carr Main Event
Four six round bouts and a four round bout anchor the card at Tomlinson Hall Friday night. One Round Boss faces Eddie Jacobs of Chicago, Shifty Calloway meets Kid Bozo, Ray Smith battles Kid Henry, Jack Hannible faces Young Walcott, Kid Mohawk fights Hollywood Flash, with a five-man battle royal to close.
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Pickerd Signs For Go In Washington D C Show
Walter Pickerd local heavyweight has signed to meet an opponent to be chosen later in a Washington D C card set for Thursday night October 23 or October 30 at Tomlinson Hall.
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Thom-Pedigo Draw in Thomlinson Hall Main Bout
A two hour time limit halted the Thom Pedigo main event at Tomlinson Hall Monday night with both grapplers each claiming a fall before time expired. Fred Kupfer and Merle Dolby battled to a draw in thirty minutes. Buck Weaver defeated Buck Lipscomb and George Baltzer defeated Dan Morris in earlier bouts.
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Southport Stars to Test Manual
Southport and Manual collide at Manual field as three stars lead the attack. Lamb, star end, lines up for punting with Branham on the left ready to block and rush. The report highlights the matchup and the key players expected to carry the offense.
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Butler Hosts St Louis In Homecoming Tilt Friday Night
Butler Bulldogs prep for Friday's homecoming game versus St Louis University with five regulars sidelined by injuries including Puett and Bauermeister. The Billikens led by Gazelle boast a veteran backfield and strong lines while Butler plans a 2:30 parade and downtown parade and dance with Blue Key managing the festivities.
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Indianapolis Indians Plan Florida Spring Training Stop
The Indianapolis Indians will base spring training in Sarasota Florida in 1931 with Secretary Claver arranging an exhibition schedule. Tribe headquarters likely at the Villa Goodrich. Boston Red Sox managerial candidates include Tris Speaker and Everett Scott. World Series history and smallpox notes linked to Northwestern sorority outbreaks round out the column.
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McCarthy to Meet Ruppert Over Yankee Manager Job
Joe McCarthy the former Chicago Cubs manager was to confer with Colonel Jacob Ruppert owner of the New York Yankees to decide if he will manage the club in 1931. The meeting was scheduled for early this afternoon at Yankee headquarters.
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Independent Football Notes Highlight Hill Flashes Win
Hill Flashes defeat Turner Juniors 21 to 0 despite injuries. Two star players Tommy Ford and Chalk Coffee were hurt in an auto accident after the game. Full back Chelk Coffee suffered a broken kneecap and will miss the season. Ford hopes to return in a few weeks. Team outdoor practice set for 7 30 P M.
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Kipke Shifts Lineup for Ohio State Clash
Michigan coach Kipke moves second string standouts who starred vs Purdue into the first string. Expected starters include ends Cox and Daniels, tackles Auer and Samuels, guards Hover and Cornwell, and backs Morrison Wheeler Simball Hudson Tesmer or Newman for the Ohio State game.
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Chicago Open Miniature Golf Tourney Entries Noted
Neville Dickerson Donald Steely and Norman Quick of Indianapolis enter the $10 000 open miniature golf tourney in Chicago on Oct 29 30 31 Pearl Kinley from Chicago plans to enter in the women's division Dickerson lost the Hoosier state title to Bob Dexter of Gary by one stroke in fifty four holes Dexter entered the national pee wee links event at Chattanooga
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Maroons Face Florida as Various Players Go Down Injured
Chicago campus grinds through gloom as Maroons prep for Saturday's Florida game. Captain Van Nice unlikely to play until after Nov 1, with Shackler Birney Knudson Wren Cowley Hamberg among the injured and possibly sidelined.
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Fordham Lad Is Game Hero
Major Frank Cavanaugh's Fordham college football team beat Boston College 3 to 0 at Fenway Park before 25 000 fans. Sub QB Johnny Bartos was the hero, dropping in a goal from beyond the 20 yard line after Fordham failed to score on the six yard line.
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Rockne Targets Carnegie Tech as Notre Dame Presses Hard
In South Bend coach Rockne warns a three touchdown defeat by Carnegie Tech. He has Notre Dame working an extra hour and plans another long drill as the team views the game as the season’s most dangerous. Also in Milwaukee Tait Littman defeats Pete Latzo in ten rounds while Herman Perlick draws with Mickey O Neil.
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Buckeye eleven drills at Columbus for Michigan game
Ohio State held a nearly full practice with only regular Hau brich missing. Coach Willaman expects full strength for the Wolverines as scrimmage against Michigan plays was scheduled for today.
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Singer Debuts in Chicago in Lightweight Title Bid
The lightweight champion makes his Chicago Stadium debut in a ten round nontitle bout against Eddie Mack of Denver tonight. Singer aims to prove he deserves the title by defeating Mack and silencing doubters who favor rivals like Berg or Suarez. Mack is regarded as a clever challenger with wins over strong opponents.
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Alley bowling highlights and league results from city play
Recap of Monday night bowling across multiple leagues with high scores and notable performances. Ted Arnold rolled 276 for best single in the reformed Church League, while other top totals included 655 by Pritchard and 641 by Kline. Several teams swept three games, and 200s began to appear in Edwin Ray and Automotive leagues amid transitions to upcoming Central States tourney play.
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Vic Hanson Returns as Syracuse Grid Coach
Vic Hanson, famed multi sport star and former assistant under Louw Andreas, takes command of Syracuse football this fall. Hanson, in his mid twenties when hired, was an all-America end candidate in 1925, played baseball with the Yankees, and basketball with the Rosenblums.
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Indiana Coach Seeks Punter for Minnesota Game
Indiana coach Pat Page begins search for a punter to handle Saturday's game against Minnesota in Minneapolis. The Hoosier kicking unit showed weakness against Oklahoma A&M and received a rest day Monday.
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Northwestern Holds Light Practice After Smallpox Vaccinations
Northwestern in Evanston plans only signal drills and light work for Saturdays game with Illinois as coaches determine which players are affected by smallpox vaccinations.
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Illini Hope for Upset Over Northwestern After Scrimmage
Illinois Captain Olaf Robinson was injured but fullback play improved with Bauer and Overman at center. The Illini held a Manel drill Monday and were to start scrimmage today as they eye an upset against Northwestern Saturday.
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Iowa Stars Return to Boost Purdue Game Prep
Iowa City Oct 14 Wendall Benjamin Negro tackle and Jack Warrington sophomore back return for Saturday Big Ten clash with Purdue. Benjamin missed Centenary game while ineligible. Coach Ingversen emphasized pass defense in Monday drill.
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Purdue to use new quarterback trio against Iowa
Purdue faces Iowa as Jack White is injured in the Michigan game and will miss Saturday. Fred Keegan George Weaver and Bob Dornte are being groomed to replace White in the Purdue lineup.
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Elliott Dudley and Lee to Join Philadelphia Rockets
Fresco Thompson captain and Frank O Doul slugging outfielder traded from Philadelphia to the Brooklyn Robins. In return the Phillies receive Jim Elliott Cise Dudley and Hal Lee plus cash. Lester Sweetland sold to the Chicago Cubs for 25000. Gerald Nugent denies sale of Klein or Whitney.
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Wallace Darcy Fight Headlines Legion Boxing Card
Tonight's Legion boxing show at the Armory features a ten round main event Roy Wallace of Indianapolis against Len Darcy of Grand Rapids in light heavyweights. Also on the card Jackie Purvis vs Roy Mithell, plus Joe Bensinger against Royal Cox and Eddie Kline facing Joe Brian, with Eph Virt meeting Billy Myers. First bout at 8 30.
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More Changes Expected in Ranks of Cubs
Chicago on October 14 reports the purchase of left handed pitcher Lester Sweetland from the Phillies for about 25000 and a three way trade involving the Boston Braves the Cubs and Los Angeles of the Pacific Coast League. The deal sends Bob Smith from the Braves to the Cubs and Jimmy Welsh from the Braves to Los Angeles while William McAfee leaves the Cubs for the Braves.
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Notre Dame Carnegie Tech Top Weekend Grid Battle
National football slate centers on Notre Dame versus Carnegie Tech at South Bend with Kno te Rockne and Judge Steffen guiding contenders. Army Harvard Alabama Tennessee, Wisconsin Pennsylvania also figure in major showdowns as Colgate and Michigan State clash in another strong East Midwest entry.
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Local Prep Grid Battles Highlight Week of High School Football
Local prep teams race through a nine game slate with Shortridge hosting Clinton at Butler Bowl Thursday night. Broad Ripple meets Lebanon at Shortridge field while Southport plays Manual Wednesday afternoon. Sheridan visits Cathedral at Washington Park on Thursday afternoon. Technical aims for first win at Muncie Saturday. Washington goes to Bloomington to face Mumby’s squad. Manual travels to New Castle after a rest day and Crispus Attucks meets Roosevelt Gary at Pennsy Park Saturday. Boys Prep heads to Carmel.
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Yale Second Marker Illegal Says Georgia Official
Georgia official H. J. Stegeman and Coach Harry Mehre agree Yale’s second touchdown was illegal in the 18 to 14 Georgia win over Yale at New Haven. Stegeman cites the kickoff rule that a recovered ball ends play at the spot of recovery. University officials stand by the 18 to 14 score.
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Gelbert Honored in Nazareth for World Series Fame
Nazareth fans honored Charley Gelbert of the St. Louis Cardinals with a banquet and a chest of silver after praising his World Series performance against the Philadelphia Athletics. The event occurred Monday night in Nazareth, Pennsylvania.
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Purdue Broadcast Schedule For Remaining Games
Purdue has arranged radio broadcasts for four of its remaining football games. The schedule lists Wisconsin on WBAA and WFBM, Purdue versus Chicago on WGN and WIBO, with further details to follow.
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Gopher Stars Ready Minnesota to Face Indiana
Minnesota trains at full strength for Indiana on Saturday with Boland Stein and Ohlsen recovering and Reibeth expected to start. In New York, Maxie Rosenbloom defends his light heavyweight title in a 15 round bout against Abie Bain at Madison Square Garden on October 22.
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Belgian Rene De Vos tops Joe Anderson by foul in eighth
Rene De Vos, the Belgian middleweight, defeated Joe Anderson of Covington Kentucky on a foul in the eighth round of a scheduled ten round bout in Philadelphia. The incident occurred as the fight neared the halfway mark.
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Finals Set at Tech Fall Tennis Tourney Faceoff
Frank Campbell, who advanced to the final by beating Morris Wolford on Monday, is slated to meet Todd Coughill in today’s title match at the Tech Fall tennis tournament.
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Mickey Walker Knocks Out Mandell in First Round
World middleweight champion Mickey Walker, age 165, defeated Mike Mandell of Minneapolis, 178, by a first round knockout in Des Moines on Monday night.
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Patrick Defeats Bush in Six Rounds in Chicago
Mickey Patrick, aged 185, beat Chester Bush, age 164, in six rounds in Chicago. The event occurred on October 14, with Patrick securing the victory at the boxing venue.
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Turner Names Coach Arthur Baukat for Third Straight Year
Arthur Baukat has been named coach of the South Side Turners for the third consecutive year. He led the team to high state and national rankings and will begin the first workout next Wednesday at Turners gym at 7 45. All tryouts and former Turner stars are asked to report with fast teams seeking game information contacting the athletic committee or Frank Neu, Dr. 2982.
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Badger Hopes High After Wisconsin Victory
Madison Oct 14 Wisconsin coach Thistlethwaite praised the squad’s health after Saturday’s win and finalized drills in preparation for the inter sectional game with Pennsylvania. Emmet Rocco defeated Tom Heeney in a ten round bout in Pittsburgh, with Rocco from Elwood City prevailing.
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