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Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1929

Page

5

Indiana grid slate faces acid tests with Butler De Pauw clash

Indiana teams including Notre Dame Purdue and Wisconsin face key tests as Indiana Central Earlham Franklin and Manchester games loom. Butler De Pauw rivalry at Greencastle and Rose Poly versus Oakland City highlight local action as Franklin pursues homecoming triumph and Ball State hosts Indiana University B team.

Indiana Central Earlham Harry Good Oscar Smith Ferguson Central Mend Bayles Franklin Indiana State Normal Terre Haute

State Colleges This Week Fans See Friday and Saturday Games

Friday features Evansville at Danville Central Normal and Manchester at Wabash at night. Saturday sports include Indiana at Minnesota Notre Dame at Georgia Tech Purdue at Wisconsin Butler at De Pauw and others as Hanover travels to Antioch while Valparaiso hosts DeKalb Teachers. The Evansville team aims for a fourth win and the Cook men seek another scalp.

Indiana Notre Dame Purdue Georgia Tech Jimmy Phelan Boilermakers Madison Wisconsin Pat Page Minnesota Tulane Ed Caraway Chicago Phelanmen Caraway Minneapolis Crimson Warriors Columbus Manchester Earlham Crawfordsville Wabash Pete Vaughan Northwestern Vaughan Evansville Danville Hanover Antioch Valparaiso DeKalb Central Normal Cookmen

Purdue seeks wing replacements ahead of Wisconsin game

Purdue coach Phelan shifts duties after Ed Caraway breaks a collar bone. Bill Woerner and Howard Kissell vie for the wing and end positions as Purdue prepares for the Wisconsin tilt in Madison. Caraway is out for the season, a key loss for the squad. Princeton trains for Chicago clash and relief assignment targets, Charley Muldau sidelined after Monday practice.

United Press Lafayette Ind Phelan Purdue Ed Caraway Chicago Wisconsin Madison Caraway Badger Bill Woerner Howard Kissell United Princeton N. J Roper Charley Muldaur Navy

Uhlan and Pelkey Set for Oakland Light Heavyweight Bout

Red Uhlan and Ray Pelkey clash in a ten round light heavyweight bout slated for Wednesday night in Oakland California. The pairing headlines a program expected to feature other regional fighters.

Py Times Oakland Cal Red Uhlan Ray Pelkey

Butler Bulldogs Lose Four Linemen To Conference Ruling

Four Butler linemen, three ends and a guard, will miss the Butler and Wabash games after an Indiana conference ruling bars transfer students for two years. The losses weaken the line and the aerial attack as Butler prepares for De Pauw, Greencastle, with Wolfe, Brock, Chadd, Templeton, Witherow and Collins vying for wing spots.

Butler Bulldogs New York de Pauw Greencastle Tigers Franklin Wolfe Brock Chadd Templeton Witherow Collins Rusl Fredenberger

Gophers Practice Before Indiana Game

Only Bert Oja and Clint Riebeth were out of uniform at a Minnesota practice on Monday. Coaches expected both to recover in time for the Saturday matchup with Indiana.

United Press Minneapolis Bert Oja Clint Riebeth Gophers Indiana

De Mave Falls In First Round To Rawson In Boston Boxing

Jack De Mave of New Jersey was knocked out by Boston heavyweight Big Boy Rawson in the first minute of a scheduled ten round bout. De Mave appeared out of condition and failed to land a meaningful punch in the incomplete report from Boston.

Times Boston Jack de Mave New Jersey Big Boy Rawson de Mave

Referee Halts Bout Wallace Ruffalo Declared No Contest

Referee Jack Denning stopped the scheduled ten rounds in New York on October 29 declaring the Wallace Ruffalo bout a no contest after ruling excessive clinching holding slipping and wrestling in the eighth round.

United Press New York Jack Denning Billy Wallace Cleveland Patsy Ruffalo Mt. Vernon N. Y Dennings

Hoosiers Scrimmage in Preparation for Minnesota Tilt

In Bloomington Indiana on October 29 the Hoosiers held a lively scrimmage after a rest day from the Ohio State game. Three practices are planned this week ahead of the trip to Minneapolis to face Minnesota next Saturday.

United Press Bloomington Ind Hoosiers Ohio State Minneapolis Minnesota

Tackles Return to NYU Lineup Against Georgetown

Captain Leonard Grant and Ernest Conncon, tackles, are set to rejoin the New York University lineup after being sidelined for the Butler game as NYU prepares for a clash with Georgetown this week.

United Press New York Leonard Grant Ernest Concannon Butler New York University Georgetown

Oldest Coach William Gleason Bets On Longevity

William Kid Gleason athletics coach claims to be the oldest major league coach at sixty, underscoring his long career in sports leadership.

William Kid) Gleason

Nichols Wins Two Falls To Take Match At Cable Tabernacle

Hugh Nichols of Texas earned the victory over Sil ent Olsen after taking the second fall in six minutes with a double Japanese toe hold. Olsen could not return for the deciding fall after injury, giving Nichols the match. Ed Baker defeated Ralph.

Hugh Nichols Texas Silent Olsen Cable Tabernacle Olsen Nichols Ed Baker Ralph

Detroit Freshman Coach Chooses Law Over MSU Offer

Johnny Fredericks the University of Detroit freshman coach turned down a Michigan State College varsity line coaching job to finish law studies and prepare for the bar. His undefeated freshman team last fall drew Crowley’s attention, but Fredericks opted to stay.

Nefa Service Etroit Johnny Fredericks University of Detroit Michigan State College Fredericks Jim Crowley Michigan State

Elwood Hancock Dominates Semi Final. Burke and Carlin Draw

Hancock of Elwood won his semi final in twenty five minutes while Henry Burke of Oakland and Johnny Carlin of Sweden wrestled fifteen minutes to a draw in the preliminary.

Hancock Elwood Henry Burke Oakland Cal Johnny Carlin Sweden

Boxing Preview Aims at Walker Hudkins Clash Tonight

Measurements of Mickey Walker and Ace Hudkins for their ten round bout at Wrigley Field were released from their camps. Walker is 38, a Virginia alumnus and Hampden-Sydney alum, operating an iron foundry and studying law. Hudkins is shown in training details from his camp.

United Press Mickey Walker Ace Hudkins Wrigley Field Walker Hudkins Charles Walker University of Virginia Hampden Sidney Walker

Cox Defeats O'Dowd. Baxter KO's Watson in Columbus

In Columbus on Monday night Mike O'Dowd topped Tracy Cox in a ten round featherweight bout. Charlie Baxter stopped Allan Watson in the first round, Watson being knocked out thirty seconds after the opening bell.

Times Columbus Mike O'Dowd Tracy Cox Indianapolis Cox Eddie O'Dowd Mike Charlie Baxter Allan Watson Watson

Northwestern Notre Dame Sellout Set For Dyche Stadium

Northwestern and Notre Dame will clash before a sell out crowd of 50 000 at Dyche Stadium in Evanston on November 24. The announcement came today.

N. D.northwestern Evanston Ill Northwestern Notre Dame Dyche Stadium

Walter Johnson’s pitching speed measured at 123 feet per second

Historical note cites the sole test of a pitcher’s speed placing Walter Johnson at 123 feet per second. The finding highlights early attempts to quantify fast pitching.

Walter Johnson

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