Trojan Tilt With Bears Is Important
The South California Trojans invade Berkeley for a Pacific conference clash with the California Golden Bears. Both teams are undefeated, with the winner likely to challenge Stanford for the title. Also on the program are Washington Huskies vs Oregon in Portland and Washington State vs Oregon Aggies at Pullman.
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Trojans
South California
Berkeley
Golden Bears
California
Pop Warner
Stanford
Warner
Idaho
University of Washington Huskies
University of Oregon
Portland
Oregon
Aggies
Washington State
Pullman
Wash
Lee Eijsan
Eisan
Indoor Marathon Showdown at Madison Square Garden
The New York Dec 20 report previews a professional indoor marathon at Madison Square Garden featuring El Ouafi and Jose Ray. Prizes total $4,000 for the winner with $1,000 for second and $750 for third. promoters are R. Tex Rickard and William Pickens. The piece highlights Pickens as a talkative guide and Ouafi's quiet reserve, including quirky notes on Ouafi's diet and demeanor.
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R. Tex Rickard
William Pickens
Pickens
Rickard
Mr. Pickens
el Ouafi
Local Pin Gossip: Bowling Circuits Report Big Totals
Local bowling notes detail high scores and series results across leagues including Fountain Square, Courthouse, A. C. E. 8, Rainbow, Indianapolis Ladies League, and Uptown atinee. Notables include Kreis 209 189 201 599, Delker 190, M. Fox 523, Bader 629, and Weisner 643 with multiple 600s in varied divisions.
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Brandt Bros
Peerless Electric
Vonnegut Hardware
Geiger-Peters
Capitol Electric
General Asbestos Boys
Pritchett
Kreis
Spencer
Hanna
Yale
Prospect Social
H. E. Schmitt
Illinois
Board of Trade
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Vietins
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Wheeler's Lunch
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Prima Beverage
Billy Myers
Woodard
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Brown
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Mayer
Koester
Weimer
Fights and Fighters: Feros Wins in New Orleans on Foul
In New Orleans Big Boy Feros 201 defeated Paolino Uzcudun of Spain by foul in round two while McVey 156 of New York beat Nichol 160 in Buffalo ten rounds. A Buffalo bout between Paul 119 and Dunn 121 ended in a draw.
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Big Boy Feros
New Orleans
Paolino Uzcudun
Spain
Buffalo
Jack McVey
George Nichol
Mmy Paul
Drew Dunn
Baptists Tilt With Earlham on Home Grid
Franklin Indiana hosts Earlham in the Baptists annual home coming game a crowd of alumni and student reporters expected for the Indiana High School Press Association convention Earlham regarded as a top regional team and Franklin shows progress under Coach Lyle Butler with a De Pauw game set at Greencastle next week
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Baptists
Indiana High School Press Association
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Greencastle
Paolino Loses Contest on Foul at Ebbets Field
Basque heavyweight Paolino Uzcudun lost a ten round bout to Big Boy Peterson after striking a kneeling opponent. The foul occurred two minutes and twenty seconds into the second round at Ebbets Field Brooklyn on Friday night.
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United Press
New York
Paolino Uzcudun
Big Boy Peterson
New Orleans
Ebbetsfield
Brooklyn
Paolino
Peterson
Dates Set for Ten Pin Classic in Chicago
The American Bowling Congress announces the national ten pin tournament in Chicago from March 2 to April 2. Mort Luby and 23 other committee members say 10,000 to 15,000 bowlers will compete for national supremacy in the classic event.
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United Press
Chicago
American Bowling Congress
Mort Luby
Ohians Favored to Beat Wolves in Big Rivalry
Columbus Oct 20 Buckeye coach John W Wilce sets his rejuvenated team to face Michigan at Ohio Stadium in the oldest rivalry. The Wolverines and Buckeyes have met 24 times since 1897 with Michigan winning every game since 1921 though this year Michigan fields its weakest team in a decade. Ohioans are favored to win.
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United Press
Columbus
John W. Wilce
Buckeye
Michigan
Ohio Stadium
Wolverines
Buckeyes
State Teams Swing Into Action Against Strong Foes
A packed football Saturday features over twenty contests nationwide. Indiana, Purdue, Notre Dame, and big hitters like Army, Harvard, and Yale headline major clashes with top rivals across conferences and regions.
Wisconsin Faces Purdue In Big Ten Clash At Lafayette
Wisconsin, coming off a Notre Dame win, meets Purdue in its first Big Ten game at Lafayette. Purdue, once highly rated, dropped to Minnesota last week 15 to 0, while Wisconsin is favored in today’s tilt.
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Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Jimmy Phelan
Purdue Boilermakers
Purdue
Minnesota
Minnesota Gophers Open Homecoming Against Chicago Maroons
Minnesota fans expected the Gophers to roll over Chicago as homecoming features a Blackfeet ceremony. The Gophers, dubbed bone crushers, are regarded as one of the nation's strongest teams and entered as overwhelming favorites against Coach Stagg's Maroons.
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United Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota Gophers
Stagg
Chicago Maroons
Minnesota
Bone Crushers
Northwestern Wildcats Meet Kentucky In Key Intersectional Tilt
Northwestern faces Kentucky in an important intersectional battle at Drake Stadium in Evanston. The Kentucky Wildcats are rated the best ever from the Bluegrass state and their win over Washington and Lee last week signals a tough test for Coach Dick Hanley’s squad.
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United Press
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Ill
Northwestern Wildcats
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Drche Stadium
Blue Gras State
Washington and Lee
Dick Hanleys
Navy Faces Duke in Hopeful Annapolis Showdown
Navy fans awaited a change as the Middies, after three defeats, lined up at Annapolis to face Duke. Duke arrived with a strong squad and a polished aerial attack as its main offensive weapon.
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Navy
Duke University
Duke
Hawthorne Today's Selections Feature Varied Entries
A list of names and entries from Hawthorne selections includes Broadmoor choices, Windy City, Monte's My Yay, Sporting Lady, Sunsard, Congo Ir., Freewell, and others with several named individuals and farm and state references. The fragmentary text presents many proper nouns suggesting a catalog or fan selections without a clear single event.
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Miles
Broadmoorthers
Windy City
P. T. aEenedley
Stamdale
Shas Shek Horgan
Sin Bern
Azure
Ralph Hartenstein
Alborak
Monte’s J
Sporting Lady
Sunsard
Mickey D
Congo Ir
Samaron
Freewell
Percent Ge
Broadside
Flattery
Lyde van Dusen
Roy
Audley Farm
William Penn
Ae Lancer
Howard Lee
Eueine Beetora
Sun Mission
Padeighland
Greturus
Ee Ferric J. Fran
Ate
Royal Lot
War Hawk
Lady Lanta
Bronga
Hawkeyes Meet Ripon in Breather Game
Hawkeyes face Ripon College in Iowa City as "Big Chief Rip Em Up" Mayes McClain leads the squad. Momentum from last week's win over Chicago boosts Iowa's chances for the Big Ten title before next week's homecoming clash with Minnesota.
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United Press
Iowa City
Rip 'Em
Mayes McClain
Iowa Hawkeyes
Ripon College
Iowans
Chicago
Hawks
Minnesota Iowa
Missouri Tigers open early basketball practice roster
Twenty five men have reported for early basketball practice at the University of Missouri in Columbia. Regular practice will be held three nights a week until after the football season ends.
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United Press
Columbia
University of Missouri
Y M C A Begins Fall and Winter Athletic Card
Y M C A starts fall and winter athletic programs under R L Koenecke with multiple leagues and activities. Basketball dormitory men junior Hi Y and Pioneers clubs, plus tumbling wrestling volleyball and swimming on the schedule. Swimming tryouts featured several leading local paddlers competing for top positions.
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R. L. Koenecke
1923 Washington club figures in major league reunion talk
The 1923 Washington Americans era leaders Bush Harris Peckinpaugh and Johnson are noted as a powerful common thread among major league managers. The piece hints at a potential reunion under one roof with plans and rivalries discussed, while a campus policeman reports fewer intoxicated students this term.
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Washington
Owen Joseph Bush
Indianapolis
Ownie
Pittsburgh Pirates
Harris
Senators
Walter Johnson
Washington Mound
Bush
Peckinpaugh
Johnson
John Law
Football penalties and their causes explained
An explainer lists major football penalties with brief definitions for both defensive and offensive infractions. Common calls include holding, pass interference and roughing the kicker, along with penalties for delay of game, clipping, and disqualifications.
Heavyweights Battle in Main Go at Tabernacle Ring Show
Rosy Rosales of Mexico and Nick Newman of Cleveland headline a boxing card at Cable tabernacle under Veterans of Foreign Wars auspices. Ten rounds for heavies, plus a semi final and four other bouts, with proceeds to a national orphans home.
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Mexico
Nick Newman
Cleveland
Cable Tabernacle
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Tom Sayers
Rosales
Detroit
Sayers
Chicago
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Ft. Wayne
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Goldsmith Drug Stores
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Bucky Harris Named Tigers Manager in 1 Year Deal
Stanley Bucky Harris was appointed manager of the Detroit Tigers to succeed George Moriarty. The veteran Washington Senators ex manager said the one year contract suits him and he hopes to stay with Detroit from now on. Harris will manage from the bench and may play if needed.
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George Moriarty
Frank Navin
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Washington Senators
Washington
Jack Warner
Probable Lineup at Purdue Today
Clear autumn weather greeted fans as New York University and Rutgers played in New York this afternoon, with observers noting likely lineup choices for Purdue later.
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United Press
New York
New York University
Rutgers
Lehigh Lets Injuries Force Major Lineup Change
Coach Tate of Lehigh makes drastic lineup changes for the game against Princeton due to injuries to several first string players.
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United Press
Tate
Lehigh Eleven
Princeton Tigers
Commodores Favored in Tulane Showdown
Tulane hosts Vanderbilt on Tulane’s home field for the first time in four years with Vanderbilt the favored team according to early odds.
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United Press
New Orleans
Tulane
Vanderbilt
Commodores
Yale Battles Brown in New Haven Bowl Clash
A crippled Yale Bulldog meets the Brown Bears in New Haven today. The Brush squad, about seventy men, arrived from Providence, with the Brown line averaging 198 pounds from end to end.
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New Haven
United Press
Wabash Men Return for Annual Day at Crawfordsville
Wabash College holds its annual Day with a Georgetown Kentucky football game at 2:30 pm, a 10:30 am freshmen game, and band entertainment. Fraternity decorating contests award a silver loving cup, followed by a barbecue lunch and 6:30 dinners for alumni, ending with the prime-coming dance in the gym.
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Crawfordsville
Sphinx Club
W. Men's Club
Race Entries Saturday At Tatonia Track
Multiple races list entries for a Saturday card at Tatonia. Two-year-old maidens feature many named fillies and colts led by Lucy Young and Pega Mac. additional races include six furlongs claiming for three-year-olds and up, a one mile and seventy yards claiming, and the Selma stakes for two-year-old fillies with Irish Morn and Fly Light among starters. The Maryland handicap and a $10,000-added Selma stakes highlight the day with numerous entries from Audley Farm, Neetie Stone, and Green Play among others.
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Lucy Young
Jimma Lee
Pega Mac
Oates Joy
Reel Hene
My Mandy
Thunder Girl
Alice 5
Blue Daisy
Arvilla IL
Pretty Pose
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French Lass
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Chancellor
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Eaene
Princess Tina
Vican
Salubria Stable
Colgate at Michigan State in homecoming clash
Colgate University prepared for its greatest test of the season against Michigan State University in East Lansing as the homecoming crowd gathered for the contest.
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United Press
EAST
Glick Defeats Gillis in Ten-Round Bout
Joe Glick of Long Island won a decision over Hubert Gillis Belgian lightweight champion after ten fast rounds in Detroit on Friday night.
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United Press
Detroit
Joe Glick
Long Island
Hubert Gillis
Eddie Shea Faces Frankie Garcia in Ten Round Bout
Chicago featherweight Eddie Shea meets Los Angeles challenger Frankie Garcia Tuesday night at the Armory in a ten round bout. Shea hails from the back of the yards district and fights under Chicago manager Joe Glaser.
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Frankie Garcia
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Friday Football Scores From Colleges and High Schools
A roundup of Friday college games shows Indiana Central 97 over Oakland City 0 and Georgia 7 over Furman 0. Other results include Clemson 52 over Erskine 0, Stanford 47 over Idaho 0, Howard Payne 21 over Austin 0, and Trinity 26 over St Marys 6. High school notes list Sheridan 12 over Cathedral Indianapolis 6 and Crawfordsville 7 over Washington Indianapolis 13.
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Cornhuskers Meet Syracuse in Key Intersectional Clash
Nebraska hosts Syracuse in Lincoln for a marquee intercollegiate game as the Huskers seek revenge after last season’s 20 to 0 win by Nebraska. The Eastern team carries a 104 point to 6 opponent margin this year and is favored 7 to 5.
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Sammy Baker Wins Decisive Bout in San Francisco
Sam Baker of New York welterweight defeated Joe Sim onich of Butte Montana over ten rounds in San Francisco on October 20. Baker opened strong and held the attack throughout, earning the decision.
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United Press
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Seret
Sammy Baker
New York
Joe Simonich
Butte
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Baker
Georgia Tech Confident Before Notre Dame Clash
Notre Dame and Georgia Tech prepared for their seventh annual football meeting in Atlanta with 30 000 to 35 000 expected spectators and even-money betting. Knute Rockne insisted the teams were evenly matched while Georgia Tech, buoyant after six straight losses to Notre Dame, felt confident based on the Irish season and its own Tornado record.
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Atlanta
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Knute Rockne
Irish
Indiana Meets 1927 Champions
Illinois faces undefeated Indiana in Urbana on Oct. 20 as the Big Ten title chase comes to a test. The clash, first conference foe for Illinois, draws nearly 50,000 fans as Pat Page's squad challenges the champion Cardinals in a key midwestern football feature.
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United Press
Printy Faces Yaqui Joe In Pennsy Wrestling Main Event
Printy, billed as exchanger welterweight champion of the Pennsylvania railroad system, meets Yaqui Joe, Mexican Indian, in the main event of the Monday night show at the Pennsylym. Ralph Wilson, a college grappler, will fight Glenn Wade on the same card. Wilson recently disposed of John Ritz in six minutes.
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Bob Printy
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Yaqui Joe
Pennsylym
Ralph Wilson
Glenn Wade
Wilson
John Ritz
First Tickets On Sale For Butler Illinois Game
A block of choice seats for the Butler Illinois game on November 10 went on sale today at Clark and Cade s A C Spalding Bros Chamber of Commerce Pharmacy and Gus Habich Company. Reserved bleacher seats cost 2 50 and box seats 3 50.
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A. C. Spalding Bros
Chamber of Commerce Pharmacy
Gus Habich Company
Keeler Predicts Young Stribling Top Heavyweight
Atlanta golf writer O. B. Keeler says local figure Young Stribling will become the next heavyweight boxing champion, praising his power and prospects.
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Atlanta
Young Stribling
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