Kansas Faces Ostracism by Big Six Over Pro Football
Five Big Six members Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Kansas Aggies and Iowa State vote to drop all nonconferenc e athletic games with Kansas for this academic year due to alleged recruiting and subsidizing violations. Kansas star halfback Jim Bausch and end Meisinger Meisinger Meisinger Meisinger are named in pay allegations linked to an insurance firm.
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Topeka Insurance Company
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Talking It Over: Machinery Dominates Yacht Racing
Joe Williams questions the future of sport as inventors like Edison and Ford push mechanical innovations in sailing. The Newport race showcased a metal mast on Enterprise that critics questioned, while Lipton's pursuit kept public interest high. He argues rules favor the defender and urges welcoming new tech to revive the sport.
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Junior Five to Drill at Kirschbaum Gym
Kirschbaum Bulldogs begin second basketball practice of the season Monday night. The squad centers on veteran guards Lovinger and A. Meyer and veteran forward Fogle with Ettinger brothers and P. Meyer as promising rookies.
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Gehrig to Undergo Minor Operations in Hospital Stay
Lou Gehrig, star first baseman of the New York Yankees, will enter a New York hospital for minor operations. He plans repairs on a broken finger from three weeks before the 1930 season ending and on an elbow injury from two years earlier. He is currently with Babe Ruth's barnstorming outfit and will seek treatment after their Brooklyn campaign ends Sunday.
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Danville Seeks First Victory Against Franklin at Home
Danville Indiana October 25 Central Norman aims for its first win in five starts as it hosts Franklin in the season finale. Coach Barnes supervised a long practice focusing on passing and blocking while note says Red Riley is out with a torn ligament and Akers may return after an injury.
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Franklin
Barnes
Red Riley
Purple
Akers
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Tom Hickey
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Hickey
Tom
Jim
St. Paul
St Pats and Cubs Meet in Big City Sunday clash
Two top amateur football teams St Pats and the College Cubs clash Sunday at Pennsy Park. Both squads boast strong records and feature local stars. A keen rivalry is expected with a large crowd. kickoff is set for 2 30.
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Pittsburgh Pirates Reds Talk Signals Manager Retention
Talks in Pittsburgh between Pirates and Reds executives point to Jewel Ens remaining as Pirates manager. Dan Howley Sidney Weil Barney Dreyfuss attended the secret session with Jewel Ens seen there. Rumor says Dick Bartell may be traded to Cincinnati if a deal is completed.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Cincinnati Reds
Jewel Ens
Dan Howley
Cincy Pilot
Sidney Weil
Barney Dreyfuss
Dick Bartell
Queen City
Washington Stars Face Shortridge In City Series Scrimmage
Washington high school football stars prepare for the city series scrap with Shortridge at Butler Bowl tonight. Power is their chief stock in trade as guards Pullen and Lazar work the backfield while tackles Lawlis and Unser brace for Shortridge backs Bulleti Stewart Underwood.
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Lazar
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Unser
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Aces Tie Evansville College State Normal in Slim Scoreless Showing
In Terre Haute Evansville college held the State Normal eleven to a scoreless tie as the invaders pressed Evansville territory most of the game. Chambers starred for Evansville and Dossett stood out for Evansville in the defensive battle. In Chicago Danny Delmont beat Johnny Melton in ten rounds and Al Kline defeated Tommy Kluth.
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Chicago
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Johnny Melton
New York
al Kline
Cleveland
Tommy Kluth
Tech Wins City Grid Battle For Frankfort Title
Tech defeated Manual 13 to 0 as Frankfort crushed Broad Ripple 43 to 0. The Tech Manual game featured multiple lead changes in a tight first half before Tech pulled away late, while Frankfort surged with touchdowns from French Norris and a safety by Ripple fumbles.
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Jumping Joe Savoldi Faces Tacklers At Notre Dame
Joe Savoldi, Irish star from Three Oaks Michigan, loves football and hates being tackled on the run. A popular, hardworking student athlete with brick lifting training, he is seen as a top carrier and touchdown specialist who excels both on the field and in the classroom.
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Mich
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Bengough and Hargrave Are Released by Yankees
New York Oct 25 Joe McCarthy new manager of the Yankees announced the release of catchers Bengough and Hargrave through Ed Barrow. Bengough sold to Milwaukee of the American Association and Hargrave made a free agent. Hargrave may seek a managerial post in a minor league.
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Ed Barrow
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Armory Bill Tuesday Show Sees Local Talent Meet New York Star
ERE sends home talent to defend Indianapolis at the Armory Tuesday night. Roy Wallace faces George La Rocco of New York in the main event. Kid Woods battles Frankie Jarr of Ft. Wayne in the semi windup.
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Kid Woods
Frankie Jarr
Ft. Wayne
Marott Bowling Clinches High Score in City League Series
In a standout City League finale the Marotts rolled 1 106 to 1 058 in a tight Marott versus Sargent contest while multiple teams split matches. Local bowlers led by Chris Rassmussen 670 Cobler 639 Fox 639 and Haislup 651 set strong totals as sweepstakes and open events drew crowds at Islinoi Uptown and Pritchett venues ahead of Central States Bowling Association plans.
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Chris Rassmussen
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Larry Fox
Jess Pritchett
Central States
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Friday Net Scores From High Schools
Friday net scores list multiple matches with teams Jackson Nines 18 Swavzee 17 Russiaville 21 Middleton 15 with Prairie 58 New London 19 Circleville 53 Kempton 6 Atlanta 29 Goldsmith 10 Cutler 27 Adame Township Michigantown 37 Forest 11 Bunker Hill 28 Mexico 21 Clay Assam 33 Galveston Carrollton 1.
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Michigantown
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Mexico
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Galveston
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Rich Laurel Races Feature Turf Program
Rich Laurel hosts two major turf races headlining a day of racing with Maryland track features. The $10,000 Selima Stakes for 2-year-old fillies and the $15,000 Maryland Handicap for 3-year-olds headline a slate that includes 12 and 17 starters respectively, with Spinach favored in the handicap and runners Conclave Maya Ned o and Questionnaire among main challengers.
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Chuck Klein Returns Home From Cuba Baseball Swing
Chuck Klein arrives in Indianapolis after playing a series of games with Dave Bancroft's all star team in Cuba. He says he enjoyed the trip and is in good condition and will start bowling locally while preparing for further play.
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Hicks Scores Golf Triumph at Del Monte Invitational
Eastern female golf ace Helen Hicks shot 79 to win low gross and low net in the Del Monte invitational. She totaled 161 for 36 holes. Dorothy Campbell Hurd and Virginia Wie tied for second at 164.
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Helen Hicks
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Butler Gridmen Drill Ahead of Wabash Clash
Butler coaches keep the squad on fundamentals despite injuries and ineligibilities. Light drills are held as the team readies for the next Saturday contest with Wabash at Crawfordsville.
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Big Four Grid Special to Lafayette for Wisconsin Purdue Clash
The Big Four offers a special round trip train to Lafayette for the Wisconsin vs Purdue football game. The Indianapolis departure is at noon with a 1 20 arrival in Lafayette. Return trains leave Lafayette at 8 05 and reach Indianapolis at 9 35.
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Park School Scrimmage Prepares for Wilkinson Tilt
Park school's Friday game with Rushville was canceled but coach Lou Reichel had the team drill hard for the upcoming Wilkinson contest next Friday.
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Stanley Shoots Fifty-One to Win Spring Skeet Club Shoot
Stanley won top honors in the Spring Skeet Club event by breaking 51 of 74 targets. The Fox finished second with 30.
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Harry Cooper Leads Salt Lake City Open After Round One
Salt Lake City Utah October 25 A classy field contends in the first Salt Lake City open golf tourney at Salt Lake Country Club. Harry Cooper Los Angeles pro shot 70 two under par to lead after the first 18 holes. C E Foley Utah amateur Abenad Espinosa Craig Wood tied for second at 72. George Van Elm debuting as a pro carded 75 to tie Harold McSpadden. Olin Dutra Harold Long and Jimmy Thompson tied for sixth with 74s.
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Coast League clubs fund new San Francisco ballpark plan
The San Francisco Missions of the Pacific Coast League are financing a one million ballpark to boost winter employment, with the park ready for spring use as Mission pastimers return. Coast clubs show profits while MLB figures discuss managers and players across the circuit.
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Friday High School Scores Across Indiana
Friday H S scores from multiple Indiana matches include Manual 13 over Broad Ripple 0 in Indianapolis, Frankfort 43 over Greenfield 0, Noblesville 0 over Sheridan 26, Lebanon 6 over Newcastle 32, Greencastle 0 over Bloomfield 16, Central Evansville 0 over Clinton 35, Worthington 6 over Brazil 19, Jasonville 0 over Ryansville Bosse 34, East Chicago Roosevelt 19 over Sullivan 13, Richmond 6 over Marion 7, and Anderson 6 over C de Jasonville.
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Helen Hicks Triumphs In Cal Invitational Tourney
In Del Monte California Helen Hicks shot 38 on the front nine and 39 on the back to set a women’s course record and win her second straight invitational event in a three day series.
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del Monte
Cal
Miss Hicks
Light Defeats Battaglia in Ten-Round Bout in St Paul
Billy Light of St Paul defeated Frankie Battaglia of Winnipeg in ten rounds here. Jimmy Evans of Los Angeles stopped Frank Petrolle of Duluth in six rounds.
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Joe Mandott
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Johnny Thurman
Jack Bryan
Fortville
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Billy Light
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Jimmy Evans
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Duluth
Friday College Grid Scores Across NCAA Matches
A roundup of college football scores lists State Normal 0 Evansville 0 in a tie, multiple 0s and small margins including Kentucky Military 13 Butler 0, West Virginia 14 Georgetown 7, Marquette 53 Ripon 0, and Oklahoma City 26 Oklahoma Baptist 0.
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Kentucky Military Edges Butler Freshmen 13 0
Touchdowns in the first and second periods gave Kentucky Military Academy a 13 to 0 victory over Butler University freshmen in Louisville. Eline and Doehring scored the two touchdowns after runs and passes.
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Muncie Teachers College Edges Wabash 14 12 In Night Tilt
In Crawfordsville Indiana on Friday October 25 Muncie Teachers College kept its winning streak to four by narrowly beating Wabash 14 to 12. Myers kicked both extra points after touchdowns as the Cavemen overcame a first half punt safety and a late drive from Wabash. Engle and Sullivan connected for a 20 yard pass and 25 yard run to the goal while Toler and Lindsey also contributed on the scoring for Muncie.
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Latonia Race Entries With Wide Field Of 2 and 3 Year Olds
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West Virginia Wins at Georgetown in Homecoming Clash
West Virginia University defeated Georgetown 14 to 7 in Georgetown's homecoming game Friday night. Georgetown led in first downs 14 to 7 but suffered consecutive losses for the first time in seven years.
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