Army Remains Unbeaten Faces Notre Dame Nebraska and Stanford
Army leads the east with wins over S M U Harvard and Yale and eyes a national title run if it defeats Notre Dame Nebraska and Stanford. New York University Carnegie Tech Georgetown Boston College Temple and Villanova also kept flawless records while Harvard Navy Yale Cornell Dartmouth Tufts Williams Duquesne fell Friday and Saturday. Chris Cagle starred with 51 and 75 yard TD runs as Army beat Yale 18 to 6.
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George Kirkley
United Press
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Williams
Duquesne
Chris Cagle
Debut Contract Highlight for Baseball Great Alex
The article notes Alexander, famed pitcher then with the St. Louis Cardinals, signing his first organized baseball contract for $100 a month with the Galesburg club of the Illinois Missouri League. The original contract is in the possession of H. M. Holland, former president of the Galesburg club.
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Pete” Alexander
St. Louis
Alex
H. M. Holland
Galesburg
Ill
Amateur Football Roundup: Ramblers and Garfields Win
The St. Joe Ramblers beat St. Philips boys club 12 to 7 at Brookside aided by a late blocked punt. Crimson stars defeated Tigers 44 to 6, seeking more 125 pound games. Garfield A C fell 60 to Triangle A C, with next Sunday 12:30 game at Garfield. Acme A A practice and upcoming games noted. Green Dragons seek fast pace opponents. contact Ed Merrill.
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Ole Miss Eyes Top Back Gerald Walker This Season
University officials rate sophomore Gerald Walker as one of the Souths best backs for the season. Fordham lists football candidate Pete Wisniewski at seven inches over six feet tall.
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University of Mississippi
South
Gerald Walker
Fordham
Pete Wisniewski
Manager Bruno and Perry Plan 1929 Indians Season
Indians manager Bruno Betzel returned from a northern fishing trip 280 miles north of Minneapolis and discussed next season with owner Perry. He reported excellent luck and a hardy outing, noting cold weather drove his party south. Betzel lives in Celina Ohio and will shuttle home for winter spring training plans.
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Champion Indians
Perry
Tribe
Bruno
Minneapolis
Betzel
Celina
Indianapolis
Allie Wolff Dominates In Collegiates Across Three Sports
Allie Wolff of Penn State has not lost a bout in two years as a collegiate fighter. He also plays football and baseball for the Nittany Lions, showcasing rare multi sport prowess at the university.
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Allie Wolff
Penn State
Threesport
Big Leagues No Lure for Bricklayer Carlson
Floyd Carlson, star pitcher for the Omaha amateur baseball association, has turned down offers from the St. Louis Cardinals Cincinnati Reds and Chicago Cubs to keep his bricklaying job in Maha Nebraska. He earned 18 strikeouts in one game and says his $12 per day bricklaying wage beats major league pay unless offers rise, noting the best so far is 2500 for the season plus a 500 signing bonus.
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NEA Service Maha
Neb
St. Louis
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Floyd Carlson
Carlson
Omaha Amateur Baseball Association
Detroit Tops Pro Football Standings With Bears Win
The Detroit Wolverines claimed first place in the National Professional Football League by defeating the Chicago Bears 6 to 0. Providence beat Pottsville 13 to 6, New York Giants edged the Yankees 10 to 7, and Green Bay beat Dayton 17 to 0 as the league table shows Detroit atop with five teams tied for next.
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United Press
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New York Yankees
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Dope Bucket’s Rough Day Across Midwestern Grid
Indiana grid notes show Iowa over Minnesota Purdue routed Chicago Hanover defeated Indiana Central Manchester fell to Earlham Butler beat Washington U while Hinchman late heroics lifted Butler over Chicago. Notre Dame beat Drake 32 6 Ohio State topped Indiana. Central upset Hanover 18 0 Franklin lost to DePauw Wabash beat Indiana State Normal 27 6 Manchester 14 0 Earlham. Rose Poly outmatched by unknown opponent.
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Danville
Ball Teachers College
Muncie
Cook
Rose Poly
Notre Dame retires Law’s unlucky jersey number
Notre Dame fans laughed as Johnny Law finally escapes his jinx. He found his No 13 replaced with No 64 before the Saturday game. Knute Rockne gave Law a new jersey and, for the first time this season, Law played the game without serious injury and left in good shape.
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Otre Dame
Ind
Johnny Law
Notre Dame
Law
Knute Rockne
Eastern Illinois Normal Triumphs 39 to 2 Over Opponent
Eastern Illinois Normal defeated an unnamed foe 39 to 2 as substitutes ran sixty yards to reach the goal line. Columbia of Dubuque defeated Valparaiso 6 to 0. Butler freshmen were shut out 3 to 0 by Lake Forest. Concordia College Ft. Wayne tied Central Ft. Wayne 0 to 0.
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Columbia
Dubuque
Valparaiso
Butler
Lake Forest
Ill
Concordia College of
Ft. Wayne
Central
Mueller Arrives to Face Cello in Armory Show
Freddie Mueller of Buffalo arrives in Indianapolis to replace Spug Meyers in the main event against Tommy Cello at the Armory show. Meyers will attend the Legion event as a spectator. Spug Meyers suffered an eye injury training, and Mueller previously defeated Meyers in Buffalo on December 19.
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Buffalo
Jimmy Goodrich
Pete Petrolle
Sid Barbarian
Bobby Garcia
Mickey Travers
Spug Meyers
Indianapolis
Tommy Cello
Meyers
Spng
Major Greene
Mueller
Canzoneri to Fight Gaston Charles in Brooklyn Showdown
Tony Canzoneri, Brooklyn Italian, who lost the featherweight title to Andre Routis, meets Gaston Charles of France in a ten round bout at Brooklyn tonight. Charles claims to have defeated Routis in Paris.
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United Press
New York
Tony Canzoneri
Brooklyn
Andre Routis
France
Gaston Charles
Routis
Paris
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