Indiana College Grid Action Promises Week of Big Games
Thirteen games feature eight Hoosier teams from Friday to Saturday. Notre Dame faces Carnegie Tech in a major test at South Bend while Purdue seeks revenge at Indiana A strong slate sees Minnesota at Indiana and Butler hosting St. Louis in a homecoming. Illinois Wesleyan visits De Pauw as Wabash travels to Illinois Friday.
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Carnegie Tech
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Jack White
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Pat Page
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Gophers
Indiana
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Butler
St. Louis
Iowa
Earlham
Franklin
Tillois Wesleyan
de Pauw
Valparaiso
Manchester
Rose Poly
Hanover
State Colleges This Week Friday Football Schedule
Friday afternoon matchups include Ball Teachers of Muncie at Danville Nor, Friday night features St Louis University at Butler, Indiana Central at Wabash, Millikin at Decatur, Purdue at Evansville, and other college games listed for Saturday afternoon and evening across several teams and locations. Levin sky stops Kirby in Chicago, amateur boxing results, and Bloomfield seeks a football game for November 2 with officials aiming to schedule.
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Decatur
Timi City College
New Athletic Director Appointed at Kirshbourg Center
Glen F. Kline named physical director at Kirshbourg Jewish center announced by Dr. Philip Falender athletic committee chairman. Sidney C. Silbert named swimming instructor. program entering its sixth year opens Thursday.
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Kirshbourg Center
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Jewish Center
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Indianapolis
Waterbury Boys’ Club
Waterbury
Al Singer Defeats Mack but Impresses Chicago Fans Not
Chicago observers judged Al Singer lacking the punch and skill of a true lightweight champion after his ten round decision over Eddie Mack in a non title bout in Chicago. Singer weighed 137 pounds to Mack's 136 1 2, with Mack defensive and inactive while Singer won only three of ten rounds. The sixth round stood as Singer's best, with a late flurry that nearly dropped Mack.
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al Singer
Singer
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Eddie Mack
Denver Collegian
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Pion
Jimmy McLarnin
College gridiron slate across regions with varied matchups
Saturday college games feature Wisconsin at Madison against Penn and Ohio State visiting Michigan, with major reveals across the Midwest and West. Regional clashes include Stanford at home versus Oregon State, Texas A and M at College Station, and Alabama hosting Tennessee as part of a sprawling schedule of national games.
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Gophers Drill for Indiana Game Strengthen Passing Attack
Minnesota coach Crisler concentrates on building a scoring punch and a reliable passing attack for the Indiana game. He notes the defense is sound but aims to improve the offense and guard against overconfidence as Saturday approaches in Minneapolis.
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Lott and Miss Allen Wed In East Elkt on Honeymoon Elopement
Chicago tennis star George M. Lott Jr. and Abigail Stapleford Allen of Addingdon Pennsylvania eloped and married in East Elkton Maryland on October 15 after a brief romance. Miss Allen is 21 and from a socially prominent family. Lott is 23.
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George M. Lott Jr
Chicago
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Addingdon
Allen
Lott
Wes Fesler Injured But Ready For Michigan Clash
Ohio State star end Wes Fesler sprained wrist, arm in cast, but expected to play versus Michigan. Tuesday practice limited to defense with a freshman squad aided by Coach Allen Holman, scoring three touchdowns against the varsity.
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Two Local Boxers Win on Tuesday Armory Card
Haakon Hansen the Chicago Norwegian middleweight meets Joe Simonich of Butte in the main event on next Tuesday’s fifth bill at the Armory. Roy Wallace and Jackie Purvis headline local wins as they outboxed Len Darcy and Roy Mitchell in six and four round bouts respectively.
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Jamestown
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First Round Results in Women's Golf Tourney
Sixteen contestants advance in the national women’s golf championship on the Los Angeles course. Matches include Edith Quiet defeating Maureen Orcutt 6 and 5 and Glenna Collett beating Harry Grossman 6 and 4, among results from October 15.
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Tennessee Ace Out for Season
Gene McEver star guard for Tennessee suffered a badly injured knee during practice and will miss the season. He had battled a knee problem since last summer and returned to scrimmage Tuesday before the injury ended his year.
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Gelbert Honored by Ambler Citizens After World Series Fame
Charley Gelbert was honored in Ambler Pennsylvania after being celebrated as a world series hero with the Cardinals. A parade testimonial dinner by the Kiwanis Club and a public demonstration filled the program. Gelbert received a solid walnut electric clock and a chest of silver from local civic groups.
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Kiwanis Club
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Robins Buy O'Doul Thompson Boost for 1931
Brooklyn fans hail a major move as Frank O'Doul and Fresco Thompson are sent from the Phillies to the Robins in exchange for Elliott Dudley and Hal Lee plus cash. O'Doul led the NL in 1929 with a .383 average and promises a powerful left handed outfield for 1931 alongside Babe Herman and Johnny Frederick. Hal Lee heads to Philadelphia after limited Robins duty last season.
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Lefty) O'Doul
Fresco Thompson
Phillies
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Southpaw Life Dudley
Hal Lee
O’doul
Babe Herman
Johnny Frederick
Atlanta
Lee’s 1930 bench role and 1929 Atlanta batting
The record notes Lee spending most of the past season on the bench and batting right handed. It states Manager Robinson turned down several offers for Lee during 1930 and that he batted .342 for Atlanta in 1929.
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Atlanta
Giants Open Pro Football Season at Polo Grounds
New York Giants led by Benny Friedman face the Chicago Cardinals led by Ernie Nevers in the season opener at the Polo Grounds tonight. The game marks New York's first professional football contest of the year and features a clash of strong offenses and noted quarterbacks.
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New York Giants
Ernie Nevers
Chicago Cardinals
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