Major league owners weigh earlier season end and player writer rules
New York Oct 20 United Press Henry L Farrell reports owners will discuss actions against player writers and the idea of closing the season earlier at the December meeting. Commissioner Landis opposes player writings and a remedy may be proposed. Debate also covers finishing the World Series earlier to avoid weather risk and shifting schedules.
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United Press
New York
Bill McKechnie
Muddy Ruel
Roger Peckinpaugh
Landis
Baseball Writers’ Association
Association
Wabash and Minnesota Battle Heads Toward Desperate Clash
The Minneapolis Sunday Tribune praised Wabash for fighting to the end after a hard loss at Minnesota. Crawfordsville’s Little Giants are expected to again battle to the last, with Irwin Field this Saturday packed as two stubborn rivals prepare for a grueling contest.
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George A. Bar H
Giants
Wabash
Irwin Field
Across the Board Today Laurel Races and College Gridiron Outlook
Horse racing notes from Laurel report three winners from five bets with parlays on Smooth Ice Cocoon and Best Shot and a 25 win place show on Clique. Michigan faces Illinois with Grange danger and Purdue at Wisconsin as Cliffs Wells wins a car in a popularity contest. Britton fights arrest in Miami.
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Laurel
Cobra
Cal'gula
Chene
Clique
Paavo
Bor Light
Beezer
Bill O'Flynn
Erica
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Pirates and Senators in Early World Series Talk
The Nut Cracker note describes the Pirates cracking the Senators while Bucky Harris plans a Europe trip to cope with losses. Judge Landis urges the world series to begin earlier next year. Connie Mack would have preferred a July start if possible.
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Landis
Connie Mack
World Series spectacle highlights failed double plays and fan support
Washington entered the World Series with a strong double play combo but the opposing hitters and Pirates defense overwhelmed them. Peckinpaugh and Graw receive attention while Kiki Cuyler shines along the right field line. Bucky Harris reported after last year’s title and now faces a tougher matchup.
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Graw
BNI
Pirates
Kiki Cuyler
Cumberland A C Seeks Opponent After Cancellation
Cumberland A C is without a game next Sunday due to cancellation. Teams seeking a match should call Webster 3966 between 6 and 7 p m. The club beat Arlington 27 to 2 in the last game. Louisville pro team seeks dates, weights listed, arrange games. write or wire for more details. The J J C s lost 7 to 6 to Fisher Red Arrows at Pennsy Park and seek Sunday game at Pennsy Park.
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Football Strategy: Cornell Star Urges Leg Training and Quick Wit
The 1922 All-American back stresses leg development for power and endurance, urges careful ankle care, no smoking, and sharp decision making to exploit openings. He suggests practicing hole punching by threading through busy street traffic to hone speed and dodging.
Fights and Fighters
In Philadelphia Bobby Garcia the Baltimore featherweight won a ten round decision over Danny Kramer. Sadie Brady of New York defeated Al Corbett of Cleveland in a Serene decision in New York. Georgie Lee New England lightweight champion beat Ted Marchant in Lynn Massachusetts. Johnny Brown retained the British bantamweight title by stopping Mack Hill in London. Bobby Barrett Philadelphia welterweight fouled Charlie Baum in Baltimore. referees ruled in Barretts favor.
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Bobby Garcia
Baltimore
Danny Kramer
Sadie Brady
New York
al Corbett
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Jess McMahon
Tex ‘Rickards
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Frank Fiourney
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Charlie Baum
Southeastern Big Ten Football Roundup From Oct 20
Reports from various campuses describe team conditions and practice notes as they approach key conference games. Illinois Shively and Grange face uncertain availability while Michigan, Wisconsin, and Purdue prep for clashes. Northwestern suffers late roster losses.
Sailor Proves Gentleman After Rescue at Opera House
Nameless sailor endures beating and suspicion but saves Miss Denby from The Gorilla. He wraps a cloak around her after the rescue, then is announced to perform at English's opera house next Monday for a week.
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Miss Denby
Irish women hockey team sails to teach American players
Fifteen Daughters of Erin arrived on the liner Baltic to demonstrate Irish hockey to American college players. They will face Bryn Mawr in Philadelphia Vassar in Poughkeepsie and the New York Women's Grass Hockey team at Rye New York as the first Irish women’s squad to tour the United States.
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Emerald Isle
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Gary Here Manual Tapers for Emerson High Clash at Irwin Field
Gary Here Manual winds down training for Emerson High School of Gary at Irwin Field Wednesday 2 p m. The Northern Indiana team is rated among the strong prep elevens and favored over the locals. Higgs is out with a bad ankle reducing backfield threat as his passing and kicking would be missed.
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Emerson High School
Gary
Irwin Field
Indiana
Higgs
Indiana Hoosiers Schedule Seventeen Games This Season
The Indiana University basketball schedule lists seventeen contests, including twelve Big Ten games and five non conference matchups. The slate features home games in Bloomington against Wisconsin Iowa Illinois Purdue and Northwestern and away assignments at places such as Green Castle Northfield and Minneapolis with dates in January February and March.
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Iowa
Nica
Lafayette
Chuck Wiggins to Face Tiger Flowers in East Chicago Bout
Chuck Wiggins, local light heavy, signs to fight Tiger Flowers over ten rounds in East Chicago on October 27. The Wiggins Flowers bout headlines the card and is expected to draw a big gate as Flowers brings hard hitting and clever boxing to challenge the local contender.
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Chuck Wiggins
Tiger Flowers
East Chicago
Ind
Loren Murchison Seeks A A U Transfer to Illinois Club
Indoor sprinting champion Loren Murchison has applied to the A A U for a transfer from Newark A C to Central Association. He plans to relocate to Chicago and may join the Illinois A C.
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New York
Loren Murchison
Newark A. C
Central Association
Chicago
Illinois A. C
Jones wins state three-cushion tourney at Cooler's
Neal Jones defeated Ben Klein 50 to 49 in a closely fought state three-cushion billiard tournament at Cooler's parlors on Monday night. In other action Bosson and OConnor are set to meet tonight after 106 innings of long play.
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Ben Klein
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O'Connor
Scarlet Old-Timers Banquet and Parade Preview
Wabash oldtimers host a Friday banquet at 6 30 p m at the Severin roof garden as Butler looms for the weekend clash at Irwin Field. Students decorate carts for Saturdays Pee-Rade and Indianapolis hosts the Leaping Lenas downtown. Attendance at Irwin Field expected high with tickets in demand at Spalding's.
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Communal Boys' Club seeks three-game series opponents
The Communal Boys' Club basketball team announces a three-game series arrangement. They describe themselves as a strong independent squad with a near perfect recent record and invite interested teams to contact the club or postal box at Union State to arrange dates.
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Drexel
Levi
Union States
Ferndale Faces Peru C and Q in Weekend Clash at Washington Park
Coach Archie Erehart unveils a new offense and slight defensive changes as Ferndale prepares for Sundays game with Peru C and Q at Washington Park. Key players Carmen Drayer Zivich ODuttenhaver Secrest Bennett and Mathias anchor the attack and defense in a bid to boost ball advancement.
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Offside Rules and Restart After Field Goal
The offside rule states the ball is offside when last touched by a teammate behind the player. After a field goal the ball is put in play from the kick off. If the ball strikes a defender it does not count as a goal. if it strikes a attacker the goal counts.
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Wallace to Clash with Burns in Ten Round Main Event
Roy Wallace of Brightwood meets Detroit’s Tommy Burns in a ten round main event at Tomlinson Hall next Monday night as part of a five bout card staged by Harter. Wallace gives away weight but feels confident of outpointing the Michigan stalwart. Joe Goldstein promoted a strong card with thrilling bouts and solid crowds at Tomlinson Hall.
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The Credit Mentality Wins Harry Eustis
Harry Eustis dreams of advancement and, after spotting a credit sales sign, buys a new suit on the installment plan. He learns that credit feelessly fuels business and, donning the wardrobe, seizes the Dayton conference chance.
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