Indiana College Football Week Forward Schedule Notes
Indiana faces a sparse slate as eight games are listed with only seven involving secondaries. Notable matchups include Notre Dame at Carnegie Tech and Purdue at Chicago, while Indiana Central hosts Rose Poly and Franklin plays De Pauw in Greencastle. Rabid expectations surround Purdue Chicago potential upset and Notre Dame’s historic visits.
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Dame
Indiana
Ohio State
Columbus
Ian
Butler
New York University
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de Pauw
Greencastre
Wabash
Northwestern
Evanston
Earlham
Manchester
State Normal
Evansville
iFriay Ai ' Rose Poly
Centra
Oakland City
Hello
Hanover
Valparaiso
Muncie
Indianapolis
Indiana Central College Field
Greyhounds
Rose Poly
Knute Rockne
Army
Navy
Ramblers
Carnegie
Dick Hanley
Pete Vaughan
Georgetown
Hanley
Greencastle
Farnham
Terre Haute
Central Normal
Bethel
South Bend
Phil Brown
Indiana Central
Oman Surpasses Lusby at Wisconsin Halfback
Madison Oct 22 Tory Oman will hold the backfield spot in the upcoming game with Iowa as Coach Thistlethwaite confirms the switch. The Flying Finn rises after a brilliant Notre Dame performance, overtaking Bill Lusby.
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Carnera and Genaro Spotted in Windsor Amid Boxing Buzz
In Windsor England Primo Carnera giant heavyweight and Frankie Genaro top flyweight contender walk with smiles as photographer snaps them. Carnera expected to fight Young Stribling overseas with Stribling favored to win.
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Battle of Skulls Ends in Knockouts in Two Matches
In Allas Abie Coleman and Clete Kaufman clash ends with both knocked out. Coleman wins by decision as Kaufman remains unconscious for five minutes. In York Richard Shikat defeats Yanka Zelesniak after a flying tackle leads to a fall. Zelesniak is dazed and unable to continue.
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Abie Coleman
Brooklyn
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Columbus
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York
Gus Sonnenberg
Richard Shikat
Pennsylvania
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Russia
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Rockne May Go on Carnegie Trip
Notre Dame may travel to Pittsburgh for a game with Carnegie Tech as three regulars Kassie Vezie and OConnor are out with injuries. Rockne could join the trip if leg injury improves though he will remain in a wheelchair for one to two weeks. Larry Mullins is expected to be fit for action.
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Rockne
Pittsburgh
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O'Connor
Larry Mullins
Three DePauw Players Absent After Purdue Game
Three DePauw regulars Van Riper quarterback Stegail center and Bailey end did not report for work Monday after the Purdue game but are expected to be in condition for Saturday's matchup with Franklin.
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Ind
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Stegail
Bailey
Franklin
Tuffy Griffith Knocks Out Texas Jack Stanley at Home
In Sioux City on October 22 Mak ing his first home appearance in months Tuffy Griffith stopped Texas Jack Stanley in the second round of their ten round bout A left hook sent Stanley to the canvas for the kayo victory before the home crowd.
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Friedman beats Heyman in ten round Newark bout
Al Friedman of Boston defeated Dr. Ludwig Heyman of Germany in a ten round heavyweight bout at Laurel Garden. In the semi windup, George Smith of Newark knocked out Abe Cohen of Philadelphia in the second round.
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Butler Backs Rejoin Squad Ahead of New York Tilt
Curly Hinchman and Kenneth Booz return to bolster Butler football as they prepare for a Saturday intersectional game at Yankee Stadium. Booz limps from a foot injury while Hinchman seems healed, with plans to share backfield duties with John Cavosie as Clark hopes for Hosier to return at signal post.
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Kenneth Booz
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Hinchman
John Cavosie
Has’ll
Clark
Hosier
New York
Yankee Stadium
Early Basketball Plans and League Meetings
South Side Turners plan weekly Wednesday practice at 8 in the gym and seek former and new players to build a nationally reputed team. City Basketball League meets October 23 at 7:30 at Em-Ree store for league openings. All games take place at the Y M C A on Tuesday evenings.
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Theeague
Carl C. Callahan
Em-Roe
Ferndale Triangles
Brightwood Poet
Perndale
Tenth Street
King Avenue
Miller Named to Lead Indiana Legion Athletics Department
Forrest Harnass announces Dale Miller of Indianapolis as department commander of athletics for the American Legion. Miller plans larger junior baseball tournaments next spring, a major state golf meet, and other amateur events to advance legion athletic policy.
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Indianapolis
Forrest Harnass
Kokomo
American Legion
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Sharkey Scott Sought for Bout in Chicago Ring
Promoter Harmon aims to stage a December heavyweight bout in a 25 000 seat Chicago stadium with Phil Scott and Jack Sharkey. Chicago fans are eager to see Sharkey after his performance against Tommy Loughran. Sharkey’s MSG signing may block a Scott Sharkey fight in Chicago.
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Jack Sharkey
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Jack
Tommy Loughran
Madison Square Garden
Olsen Downs Carlin In Main Wrestling Bout
In a Monday night main event at Cable Tabernacle Si lent Olsen of Cincinnati defeated Johnny Carlin by taking the first and third falls. Carlin won the second fall with a flying tackle. In other bouts Hugh Nichols downed Henry Burke and John Felix defeated Harold Sims. Felix subbed for Pete Dando.
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Cincinnati
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Pete Dando
Roper to Make Grid Talk on Majestic Theater Program
ROPER of Princeton will give a football talk on the Majestic Theater of the Air program October 27 over the Columbia chain from 8 to 9 p m His topic is How to Watch a Football Game to Enjoy It Most The university atmosphere will feature the entire Majestic program He says many attend grid games for rivalry or the crowd joy rather than for football itself
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Princeton
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Wabash Freshmen Scrimmage with Northwestern Plays
The Wabash College Little Giants held a snappy scrimmage using Northwestern plays as they prep for the upcoming tilt with the Wildcats this week. Their 7 to 0 victory over Georgetown last Saturday boosted team confidence.
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Crawfordsville
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Goldman Beats Heller In Four Round Lightweight Bout
New York lightweight Marty Goldman defeated Bobby Heller of Brighton Beach New Jersey in a four round feature bout at St Nicholas Arena on October 22.
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Brighton Beach
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Joe McGinnity Near Death After Operation Tumor
Joe McGinnity, 58, baseball’s famed iron man, remains in serious condition at his Brooklyn home. He has not recovered from last August’s operation and faces a second operation for a stomach tumor. surgeons fear he may lack the strength for the procedure.
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Baldwin Drops Jones in First Billiard Tour Match
Ramsey faces Hornbrook as Walter Ramsey and Charles Hornbrook meet in the state three cushion tournament second game at Harry Cooler's parlors. Harry Baldwin upset Neal Jones 50 to 40 in sixty nine innings with a seven and two fives plus a four to rally at the end.
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Konjola touted as wonder medicine in Indianapolis
An old advertisement claims Konjola cures long standing rheumatism and kidney trouble in seniors and even infants. A testimonial from Mrs Belle Weckerman of 3621 Kenwood Ave describes five years of misery ending after taking Konjola, sold by the Konjola Man at Hook's Drug Store on Illinois and Washington streets.
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