Walker Hudkins Title Bout Promises Explosive Ring Action
United Press report from Los Angeles outlines Mickey Walker and Ace Hudkins announcing a ten round world middleweight title bout at Wrigley Field on Tuesday. Both expect knockout victories with odds near even and a projected gate around 240000 dollars.
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Ronald W. Wagoner
United Press
Los Angeles
Mickey Walker
Ace Hudkins
Hudkins
Walker
Wrigley Field
Nebraska
Wildcat
Mickey
Yale Triumph Over Army With Booths Bold Tactics
Yale's Albie Booth, at about 145 pounds, ran for three touchdowns and 255 yards to upset Army. Mal Stevens led Yale with Booth's daring style and sharp breaks, favored over the Warner and Jones systems.
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New York
Verico
New Haven
Albie Booth
Yale
Ore
Army
Booth
Marsters
Dartmouth
Cagle
Bauman Victorious in 100 Kilometer Auto Rally
Bunited Press reports in Milwaukee that a 100 kilometer auto race finale to the touring season saw Dutch Baughman of Indianapolis win in 58 minutes 31 seconds. The event featured a car leaving the track tearing 100 feet of railing and another catching fire, with only minor injuries to drivers.
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Bunited
Milwaukee
Dutch Baughman
Indianapolis
Grange Shines in Pro Victory
Red Grange exhibited peak form from his Illinois days as he led the Chicago Bears to a 27-0 win over the Minneapolis team in a national professional league game. His stellar running, accurate passing, and clutch receptions highlighted the victory.
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Yale
Booth
Mal Stevens
Georgia
Grange
Preas Mgags
Red Grange
Atllinois
Chicago Bears
Minneapolis
Red
Braves Sell Bell to Cubs
Chicago Cubs owner William Veeck announced the acquisition of Lester Pell from the Boston Braves. Pell, a major league third baseman since 1922, played for St Louis 1925 27 and spent time with Cardinal farms before joining Boston. The move bolsters a weak spot for next season.
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United Press Chicago
Chicago Cubs
William Veeck
Lester Pell
Boston Braves
Bell
St. Louis Cardinal
Cardinal
St Louis
Boston
Cubs
Three Eastern Elevens Continue Unbeaten Runs
New York report notes Dartmouth Pittsburgh and Cornell undefeated with no defeats or ties. Cornell idle while Dartmouth and Harvard beat Harvard and Allegheny. Fordham Davis and Elkins end unbeaten runs after 6 6 draw. Williams loses to Columbia. Also noting Billy Wallace to fight Patsy Buffalo in a ten round bout at St Nicholas Arena tonight.
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United Press
NEW York
Dartmouth
Pittsburgh
Cornell
Fitt
Harvard
Allegheny
Fordham
Davis
Elkins
Williams
Columbia
Billy Wallace
Cleveland
Patsy Buffalo
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
St. Nichoas Arena
Harmonica Hundred Spurs Midland College in Fremont
The Harmonica Hundred, Midland College’s newly organized band, plays ten minutes daily under Professor Oscar Lyders. The ensemble energizes home crowds as students and townsfolk react to Illinois Loyalty and West Point Cadets melodies performed by the students.
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NEA
Iremont
Neb
Illini
Illinois
West Point
Fremont
Midland College
Oscar Lyders
Craig Wood Wins Oklahoma City Open In Rain Affected Finish
Craig Wood of Forest Hill New Jersey won the Oklahoma City open with a 298 over seventy two holes to capture the $1 000 first prize. Tommy Armour of Detroit and Dick Grout of Muskogee tied for second at 300 after heavy rain delayed the final thirty six holes.
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Timea Sue
Oklahoma City
Craig Wood
Forest Hill
N. J
Tommy Armour
Detroit
Dick Grout
Muskogee
Main Go Boxers Ready for Clash in Armory Ring
Fresh from a victory over Mickey Conroy of Cleveland in Cincinnati Saturday night Jimmie Reed of Erie Pa meets Edide Anderson in the Armory feature Tuesday night Reed arrived Sunday and trained at Arcade gym under Major Greene and fans.
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Mickey Conroy
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Jimmie Reed
Erie
Edide Anderson
Armory
Arcade Gym
Major Greene
Legion
De Pauw Seeks Rematch After Scrimmage
Greencastle Ind Oct 28 De Pauw works hard in a spirited scrimmage to avenge last Saturday loss to Franklin Coach plans to have several injured starters available for the Butler game in Greencastle.
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United
Greencastle
Ind
de Pauw
Tigers
Franklin
Butler
Bowling winners and records span several leagues and places
Eddie Striebeck won the 200-scratch singles sweepstakes at Delaware alleys with 702 total and 222 222 244 games. Don Carr led the 70-scratch Illinois sweep with 707, while Milt Wimberly placed second at 680. The article catalogs dozens of league leaders, averages, and high series across multiple local bowling clubs, leagues, and teams.
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Eddie Striebeck
Delaware Alleys
Striebeck
Maples
J. Rice
Wimberly
Sellars
R. Clark
Illinois
Don Carr
Milt Wimberly
W. Claman
F. Snyder
Kelley
L. Williams
Hoosier Grid Machines Break Into National Spotlight
Indiana football features two teams in the national spotlight as Purdue crushes Chicago 26 0 and Notre Dame battles to a 7 0 win over Pittsburgh. Indiana loses to Ohio State and Chicago, while Butler falls 13 6 to New York University in a tough post.
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Indiana
Purdue
Chicago
Indiana University
Columbus
Ohio State
Butler
New York University
Notre Dame
Ramblers
Joe Savoldi
Carideo
Ohio University
Colgate
Buckeyes
Hickey Denies Huge A A Losses And Salary Cuts
Thomas J. Hickey denies reports of massive losses in the American Association due to poor attendance. He telegraphed Indianapolis club owner Norman A. Perry defending the league and noting Indians attendance in early 1929 surpassed 1928 before the team faltered. Perry opposes sweeping salary cuts and favors promoting younger players to offset costs.
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Thomas J. Hickey
American Association
the Times
Hickey
Norman A. Perry
Indianapolis Association
Perry
Indianapolis
Indians
Association
Franklin Upsets De Pauw In Early Drive Football Showdown
Franklin Tigers upset De Pauw 7-6 as an early drive and Surface’s goal line touchdown plus a final defensive stand clinched the win. Earlham and Manchester games produced hard fought 7-0 and scoreless battles, while Rose Poly defeated Indiana Central 12-6 behind a Hill reception and Davy’s late score. Northwestern’s powerhouse offense overwhelmed Wabash 66-0 at Evanston, Bethel Kentucky beat Hanover 20-0, and Concordia fell 25-12 to Jackson Michigan Junior College.
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de Pauw
Franklin
Tigers
Earlham
Grizzlies
Hogan
Manchester
Dunkards
Chapman
Wabash
Northwestern
Wildcats
Evanston
Bethel
Hanover
Evansville
Concordia
Jackson
Mich
State Three-Cushions mues at Bis week s schedule
The text appears garbled with partial items including three cushions and week schedule. It references Jones and a match against Bis in a weekly context but lacks clear facts or dates to form a proper news item. No identifiable events, teams, or places are confirmed.
Two Navy Players Injured After Princeton Battle
Two Navy football players were sidelined with injuries from the Saturday game with Princeton. Joe Clifton, full back, wore a sling and bore facial cuts. Leo Crane, end, suffered an organic injury and remained under hospital observation in Princeton until his condition is clarified.
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Annapolis
Navy
Princeton
Joe Clifton
Leo Crane
Princeton Seeks Intersectional Challenge With Chicago
Princeton prepared for a Saturday game against the University of Chicago in Princeton New Jersey. Guards Bill Moore Wittmer Scarlett and Bennett were among the players with minor injuries from kicking shin bruises and bruises today.
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Sy United Presa
Princlivn
N. J
Princeton
University of Chicago
Bill Moore
Wittmer
Scarlett
Bennett
Football player Chester Torgerson Dies From Injuries
Crookston Minnesota reports Chester Torgerson a 23 year old Park Region Luther College football player died from injuries sustained in a game against Northwest School of Agriculture on Saturday.
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Crookston
Minn
Chester Torgerson
Park Region
Luther College
Northwest School of Agriculture
Ha Koah All Stars Tie Canadian Champions At Ebbets Field
In a 1-1 international soccer match the Ha Koah All Stars of the United States and the Montreal Canadian Nationals settled for a draw before 8,000 fans at Ebbets Field on Sunday.
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United Press Brooklyn
Hakoah All-Stars
United States Football Association
Montreal
Dominion
Ebbets Field
Former All America Ace to Wed Bernice Chrysler
Engagement of Miss Bernice Chrysler daughter of the automobile manufacturer to Edgar William Garbisch an All America football star at West Point is announced by Mr and Mrs Walter Percy Chrysler in New York.
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United Press
New York
Bernice Chrysler
Edgar William Garbisch
West Point
Walter Percy Chrysler
Purdue Stars Lead Big Ten Scoring With 20 Points
Chicago Saturday saw Glen Harme son of Purdue score three touchdowns and two extra points for 20 points tying Art Pharmer of Minnesota for the Big Ten lead. Yanovich, Purdue sophomore, followed with 18 points in the same game.
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Harmeson
Glen
Welch
Yanovich
White
Big Ten
Harmieson
Mackie
Maroons
Harmie
Purdue
Jimmy Phelan
Butler
United Press
Chicago
Glen Harmeson
Art Pharmer
Minnesota
Butler Freshmen Drop Game to Louisville at Butler Bowl
Butler freshmen fell behind 13-0 to Louisville as Payne orchestrated a late rally with sharp passes in the third and fourth quarters. Louisville pulled away to win 20-13 despite Sammy Pol lizotto and Gary star sparking an early Bulldog lead.
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Butler
Louisville University
Sammy Pollizotto
Gary Star
Payne
Louisville
Caraway Injury Clouds Purdue Prospects
Purdue fans awaited word on Ed Caraway the veteran end after Saturdays game with Chicago. The Texan is believed to have a broken collar bone and his absence would weaken the Boilermaker line for the remaining tilts.
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Afayette
Ind
Purdue
Chicago
Ed Caraway
Caraway
Phelan
Infantry team triumphs 7 to 4 over Artillery at Ft. Benjamin Harrison
The Elev enth Infantry team edged Artillery polo 7 to 4 on Sunday at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. Captain James P. Gammon and Lieutenant R. L. Dulaney led the victors. another match is set for next Sunday at Harrison.
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Ft. Benjamin Harrison
James P. Gammon
R. L. Dulaney
Harrison
Did You Know That Golf Notes From 1914 Circulate
OC SPEARS propels a golf ball far beyond sight. Stagg ranked as a long time good golfer. In 1914 at Palm Beach he shot 74 75 to enter the first flight with fifteen others. Purdue coach Jimmy Phelan and Stanford track coach Dink Templeton are noted golfers. Fleishhacker Sr. is a financier of vast means and Herb Fleishhacker is Stanford’s quarterback. Helen Hicks earned the nickname Hard-hitting Helen for golf not football.
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OC Spears
Stagg
Palm Beach
Jimmy Phelan
Purdue
Dink Templeton
Stanford
Herb Fleishhacker
Fleishhacker
Helen Hicks
Helen
Chicago Cowboy Plans Arcade Workout in Afternoon
The Cowboy traveled from Chicago with his manager Joe Glaser and planned to work out at the Arcade this afternoon after a noon period with no gym work.
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Arcade
Chicago
Joe Glaser
Play for Marott Trophy Nears
Postponed a week due to bad weather, golfers from the Indianapolis Athletic Club and Columbia Club clash for first year possession of the $5,000 George J. Marott trophy at the Country Club course. The twenty four lowest scores of each team count. The club with most victories over ten years wins permanent possession. A sport banquet at the Athletic Club will follow with prizes for gross and net. Ed Lennon is general chairman.
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Indianapolis Athletic Club
Columbia Club
George J. Marott
Country Club
Athletic Club
Ed Lennox
Wrestling card at Cable Tabernacle features three bouts
The complete regular wrestling bill lists main event Go-Silent Olsen of Cincinnati versus Hough Nichols of Texas. Semi final Ralph Hancock of Elwood versus Ed Baker of Indianapolis. Opener Scottie Blake of Anderson versus Harold Sims of Indianapolis. Main bout uses best two of three falls under catch as catch can with a two hour limit. Other bouts are one fall or thirty minutes. Opener starts at 8 30.
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Cable Tabernacle
Silent Olsen
Cincinnati
Hough Nichols
Texas
Ralph Hancock
Elwood
Ed Baker
Indianapolis
Scottie Blake
Anderson
Harold Sims
Marsters Leads With 102 Points In Eastern Scores
Al Marsters of Dartmouth tops eastern college football scorers with 102 points after a twelve point Saturday. Ralph Hewitt of Columbia sits second with 54, Albie Booth of Yale third with 52, Dowler of Colgate and Davidowitz of Lehigh also high. Bulldogs win forfeit as Orientals seek a 125 to 130 pound bout. contact Ossie Kelso for booking.
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United Press New York
al Marsters
Dartmouth
Marsters
Ralph Hewitt
Columbia
Williams
Albie Booth
Yale
Dowler
Colgate
Providence
Davidowitz
Lehigh
Orinetal
Bulldogs
Midway Cubs
Brookside Park
Ossie Kelso
Mon Street
Van
Saturday College Football Scores Across Many Colleges
Indiana State 0 Ohio State 0. Purdue 26 Chicago 0. Notre Dame reserves 6. Wisconsin B 10. Alabama 35 Sewanee 7. Penn State 6 Lafayette 3. Pittsburgh 40 Allegheny 0. Tulane 20 Georgia Tech 14. Vanderbilt 33 Maryville 0. Many other colleges reported scores across the nation with mixed results.
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Albion
Kelamazoo
Alabama
Sewanee
Alma
Hillsdale
Amherst
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Ww Mexico Aggies
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Lowis Textile
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Ya Thiel
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Rensselaer Poly Institute
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Purdue Holds Big Ten Lead With Gophers
Purdue and Minnesota emerge as favorites for the 1929 Big Ten title as undefeated teams. Purdue leads with two more wins. Minnesota has beaten Northwestern. The two clubs meet tough schedules including Iowa Wisconsin Indiana Michigan and Northwestern for Purdue and Indiana Iowa Wisconsin Michigan for Minnesota.
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Bert Demby
United Press
Chicago
Gophers
Minnesota
Illinois
Ohio State
Ohio
Northwestern
Big Ten
Indiana High School Football Scores Roundup
A compact list of high school football results from Indiana and nearby areas. Teams mentioned include Central Catholic Evansville Vincennes Reitz, Mt Carmel, Park School Indianapolis Carmel, Shortridge, Southport, Bosse Fort Wayne, Monticello, Kentland, Nortside Fort Wayne, La Porte, Emerson Gary, Hammond, Boonville, Wabash Goshen, Michigan City, Plymouth, Elwood, Anderson, Logansport, Peru, Huntington, Warsaw, Greencastle, Columbus, Connersville, Greenfield Clinton, Robinson IU, and others with varied final scores across multiple games.
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Ft. Wayne
Central Catholic
Rae Tech
Terre Haute
Ricka Wiley
Casey
Central
Evansville
Pinton, Co
Sullivan
Vincennes
Reitz
Mt. Carmel
Auburn
Columbia City
Westfield
Park School
Indianapolis
Carmel
Shortridge Reserves
Ester
Southport
Jasonville
Bosse Fevaisville
Monticello
Kentland
Nortside
Portland
Morace
Mann
Gary
Ironwood de Proebel
la Porte
Emerson Garyi
Hammond
Rokoma
Boonville
Petersburg
Brazil
Jefferson
Big Ten Football Schedule and Scores Snapshot
Next Saturday tilinois faces Northwestern and Purdue meets Wisconsin. Also Chicago plays Princeton and Indiana meets Minnesota. Pittsburgh travels to Ohio State and Michigan State visits Michigan. Last Saturday results show Tilinois 14 Michigan 0, Iowa 14 Wisconsin 0, Minnesota 54 Ripon 0, Beavers 66 Wabash 0, State 0 Indiana 0 Purdue 26 Chicago 0.
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Purdue
Iowa
Wisconsin
Indiana
Boilermakers
Chicago
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Minnesota
Michigan
Wolverines
Ohio
Illinois
Ripon
Northwestern
Wabash
Tilinois
Princeton
Pittsburgh
Michigan State
Beavers
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Linois
Towa
Northwest
Fight at grid tilt in Staten Island game ends 3 to 0
A free-for-all in the final period of a professional football game on Staten Island between Stapleton and the Frankfort Yellow Jackets ended 3 to 0 in favor of Frankfort. Police used night sticks to break up the brawl after Barna of Frankfort and Leary of Stapleton clashed.
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United Press
Staten Island
N. Y
Stapleton Eleven
Frankfort Yellow Jackets
Barna
Frankfort
Leary
Stapleton
Georgia Heavyweight Stribling to Fight Geiselle in Paris
Promoter Jeff Dickson announced that young Georgia heavyweight Young Stribling will meet Geiselle a French trial horse at the Salle Wagram in Paris on November 6.
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United Press
Paris
Stribling
Georgia
Geiselle
Salle Wagram
Jeff Dickson
Universals Want Game Challenge Fulfilled
A notice seeks a game arrangement on a Sunday. Contact Dr Lawrence or write Beton Adams at 1419 Bradbury Street regarding Oriental Bulldogs Midways and College Cubs Juniors.
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Beton Adams
Bradbury Street
Oriental Bulldogs
College Cubs
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