Dope By Vedder Gard Tirrins Toiwg Mastermind McGraw
John J. McGraw of the New York Giants is described as a millionaire who helps old ball players in need. A Daily Racing Record account recalls McGraw walking Broadway from Twenty-First Street to Fifty-Ninth Street when twelve people appealed to him. He rarely refused, giving a man ten dollars as a loan and offering half of twenty dollars when asked.
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John. J. McGraw
New York Giants
John
Broadway
Twenty-First St
Fifty
McGraw
Laurel winners and bets recall muddy track day
Three winners and a second at Laurel on Tuesday with Double Tip second in the steeplechase and bets on SARATOGA MAJE, SARAH, COBRA, JAMEBAR, MAD BOY, LIERRE plus a St. Louis track flyer. Also notes bets on Solitude, local sports figures, and Hugh Vandiver in Florida.
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Laurel
Double Tip
Best Shot
Bill O'Flynn
Erica
Smooth Ice
Cocoon
Bank
Saratoga Maje
Widener
Sarah
Fairmount
St. Louis
Jamebar
Mad Boy
Lierre
Indiana High School Athletic Association Holds Tonight Meeting
The inaugural meeting of the newly elected Indiana High School Athletic Association legislative body is scheduled tonight at the Claypool Hotel at 8 o clock. Roy B. Julian of Southport leads the board of control and becomes president of the legislative group with fifteen newly chosen members from five districts. An annual general meeting follows Thursday at 10 am at Manual High School auditorium with Maj. John L. Griffith addressing and a financial report to be filed.
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Indiana High School Athletic Association
Claypool
Board of Control
Roy B. Julian
Southport
G. G. Eppley
Chicago
L. O. Baird
Muncie
C.F. Albaugh
Lafontaine
J. Adams
Vincennes
Edgar Burnett
North Manchester
E Buroker
Montpelier
L. E. Michael
Clinton
George Reitzel
Brownsburg
Waldo Wood
Michigantown
L. A. Lockwood
Rushville
Harlie Garver
Union City
Don Essex
Dalesville
C. Puckett
Evansville
Harold Axe
Bicknell
C. W. Deckard
Mitchell
Manual High School
John L. Griffith
Big Ten
Association
Hot Rivalry Tabs Elwood Game For Next Sunday
KOKOMO Ind Oct 21 The American Legion eleven, smarting from a 14 to 6 defeat by Notre Dame Reserve last Sunday, prepared this week for the big test against undefeated Elwood Legion next Sunday. Rivalry between the towns runs deep in this annual clash.
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Bu_Times
Kokomo
Ind
Notre Dame
American Legion
Elwood Legion
Eastern colleges discuss forming football conference
United Press reports Harvard proposes a new eastern football conference after this season. Harvard Yale Princeton Dartmouth and Pennsylvania are named charter members with potential to expand to eight, as other eastern officials weigh the move to curb over commercialization and unify the sport.
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United Press
New York
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Dartmouth
Pennsylvania
Light Work By Times Schec At Crawfordsville
In Crawfordsville on October 21 Coach Vaughan prepared the Little Giants for a scrimmage with the freshmen as heavy practice was paused following the Minnesota game. Red Robinson is the only regular likely out against Butler due to a recurred nose injury, while every varsity man carries some hurt as Vaughan and Reese promise a lively battle at Irwin Field despite a weakened lineup.
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Schec
Crawfordsville
Vaughan
Little Giants
Gates
Ingallsfield
Minnesota
Red Robinson
Butler
Reese
Indianapolis
Irwin Field
Bulldogs
Stadium seats sold out for Pennsylvania Chicago game
Philadelphia reports a sell-out crowd of 60,000 for the Saturday Pennsylvania versus Chicago clash. The new upper deck section will be opened for the first time in the event.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Dundee Faces Indefinite Suspension Over Paris Bout
New York boxing commission ruled Wednesday that Johnny Dundee former featherweight champion will be suspended indefinitely if he does not fulfill his contract to fight Fred Bretonnel in Paris.
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United Press
New York
Johnny Dundee
Fred Bretonnel
Paris
New York Boxing Commission
Marvin Goodwin Former Houston Manager Dies In Air Crash
Houston report says Marvin Goodwin former manager of the Houston Texas League club died from injuries after his plane fell 200 feet on Sunday. He was a leading Texas League pitcher and was sold last season to the Cincinnati Reds for $10,000. He also served as a reserve officer in the National Guard.
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United Press
Houston
Texas
Marvin Goodwin
Goodwin
Cincinnati Reds
National Guard
Sneak Play Wins for Ruth
Ruth Stagg daughter of coach Amos Alonzo Stagg marries S Alton Lauren after her father forbids a Philadelphia trip to see the Maroons play Penn. The couple plans a Philadelphia honeymoon on the original game date.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Ruth Stagg
A. A. Stagg
Philadelphia
Maroons
Pennsylvania
Ruth
S. Alton Lauren
Boxing roundup from Miami shows early rounds
Joe Cook of New Orleans stopped Freddie Boorde of Atlanta in the first round. Mickey Fakins of Chicago outpointed Jackie Carr of Atlanta in another bout.
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Miami
Fla
Joe Cook
New Orleans
Freddie Boorde
Atlanta
Mickey Fakins
Chicago
Jackie Carr
Elwood Seeks State Title with Strong Fall Run
Elwood returns to contention after a rough two years. The team earned a 7 to 6 victory over Ferndale at Indianapolis and added four more wins this fall to bolster its state title bid.
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Elwood
Ferndale
Indianapolis
Prelims on Card Attract Prelims on Card
Matchmaker Harter signed four boxers for two prelim bouts on the Washington A. Co. card at Tomlinson Hall Monday night. Waggoner of Petersburg meets Ferraris of Cincinnati. Lubeck of Dayton faces Cox of Indianapolis. Main event between Burns and Wallace drives ticket demand with 300 reservations. Tickets on sale at Clark and Cade Drug Store.
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Harter
Washington A. Co
Tomlinson Hall
Brett Waggoner
Petersburg
Ferraris
Cincinnati
Johnny Lubeck
Dayton
Ohio
Royal Cox
Indianapolis
Waggoner
Frankie Smith
Lubeck
Cox
Tommy Burns
Detroit
Roy Wallace
Clark and Cade
First Big Ten Test Faces Boilermakers at Madison
Purdue opens Big Ten play against Wisconsin at Madison while Notre Dame faces Minnesota in Minneapolis. The outcomes will shape Purdue and Notre Dame standings after earlier defeats as Indiana and Michigan loom in the season, with Army and Notre Dame’s status under scrutiny by fans. Bill Reed trains in arcade gym as Roy Reed faces daily workouts, and Notre Dame awaits Saturday results to gauge strength versus top midwest teams.
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Wabash
Irwin Field
Purdue
Wisconsin
Madison
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Indiana
Michigan
N. C
Middle West
Army
Bill Reed
Ohio
Mauler
Wallace
Arcade Gym
Roy
Larry Lobjeck
N. D
Knute
Warriors
Chicago Penn game looms as East vs Midwest showdown
Chicago and Pennsylvania prepare for a pivotal early season clash in Philadelphia. Penn touts a strong eastern record while Chicago, last season's Big Ten champion, fields a heavy line averaging 185 pounds and a robust backfield under Coach Stagg. The matchup offers a yardstick for regional strength.
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East
Middle West
Pennsylvania
University of Chicago
Philadelphia
Chicago
Stagg
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