Early college football previews and racing notes
A column previews upcoming college football games with emphasis on small colleges challenging larger programs and season openers. It recalls Notre Dame facing Baylor and Big Ten teams starting Oct. 3 while Indiana and other state schools prepare. The piece also recalls Quatrain in Latonia’s fifth race and Flying Ebony’s Derby history.
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Middle West
Notre Dame
Rockne
Baylor
South Bend
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Indianapolis
Butler
Indiana Central
Earlham
Irwin Field
University Heights
Franklin
Vincennes
Rose Poly
Hanover
Wabash
Latonia
Flying Ebony
Sande
Fullerton
Hughie
Hoosier State
Hugh
Indiana University
Purdue
California
Latonia card shows 38 scratches amid horse racing odds
A muddy Latonia track produced thirty eight scratches and one substitute race. Across the Board hit four of eight, cashing each time. ROSABELLA and FIRETOMA led bets in Latonia events while Hoosier State reviews and boxing notes mix with baseball observations on the White Sox and national standings.
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Latonia
Yarmas
Dianan
Rosabella
Firetoma
Prpee
Crongie
Hay
Poe
Sonera Boon
Mengel
Chicago White Sox
Eddie Collins
Sox
Walker Wins World Welter Title In Last Round Rally
Mickey Walker retains the welterweight world title after a dramatic rally in the 15th round against Dave Shade at Yankee Stadium. Shade led most rounds with cleaner, harder punches, but Walker surged late, drawing praise from the referee and judges for a final surge that secured the decision.
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New York
Mickey Walker
Yankee Stadium
Walker
Dave Shade
Shade
Big Day at East Side Gun Club Trap Shoot
Grinsteiner won the main event breaking 95 of 100 targets in the singles. McIntire and Dickison tied for second with 93. Slinkard and Stair tied in the handicap with 24 of 25. F W Young won the doubles with 21 of 12 pairs. Ad Topperwein gave a rifle exhibition to a large crowd. Wilson’s police dogs from Rushville Indiana and Wilsona kennels demonstrated notable training and intelligence.
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Grinsteiner
East Side
McIntire
Dickison
Slinkard
Stair
F. W. Young
Ad Topperwein
Wilson
Rushville
Ind
Ind.) Wilsona
Stevenson may miss season with broken ankle
Art Stevenson of Technical High School is sidelined by a broken ankle threatening the entire season. The promising full back is a key player for the squad.
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Art Stevenson
Technical
Baseball Standings AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Snapshot
American Association standings show wins and losses for teams including Louisville, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Kansas City, Toledo, Milwaukee, Columbus, and St. Paul with varying winning percentages. Strong entities include city teams and the league structure for context.
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American Association
Louisville
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Milwaukee
Columbus
Baseball Schedule Spotlight for Today’s Doubleheaders
A crowded card features Toledo at Indianapolis in two games, Columbus at Louisville, St Paul at Kansas City, Minneapolis at Swaukee, Chicago at New York in two, St Louis at Philadelphia, Detroit at ton in two, Cleveland at Washington, Boston at Brookly n two, and Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
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Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Swaukee
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Ton
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Blaie
Pittsburgh
Hagen and Watrous Paired in First Round of Match Play
Walter Hagen defending champion drew Al Watrous of Grand Rapids in the opening match at Olympia Fields. The field trimmed to 32 after a qualifying round as Jock Collins of Muncie was the sole Hoosier to qualify with 150. Weather was windy with a drizzle hindering play on the club's two 18 hole courses.
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Hagen
Watrous
Jock Collins
Muncie
United Press
Olympia Fields
Country Club
Chicago
Professional Golfers’ Association
Walter Hagen
al Watrous
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ind
Mike Brady
New York
Sicking's Barnstormers Seek Fall Dates
Eddie Sicking leads an all star barnstorm squad after the American Association season to play in Indiana and Ohio against independent and semi pro clubs. Contact Hayward Smith in Indianapolis to arrange games. Rob Russell and Jimmy Middleton may reinforce the team for post season barnstorming. The Toledo Hens also plan fall barnstorming under Fred Nicholson.
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Eddie Sicking
Tribe
Indiana
Ohio
American Association
Hayward Smith
Indianapolis
Washington Park
Rob Russell
Columbus
Jimmy Middleton
Minneapolis
Indians
A. A
Sicking
Toledo Hens
Fred Nicholson
Gerber Named Official Scorer for World Series in Pittsburgh
Pa Sept 22 John Gerber long time Pittsburgh official scorer for the National League has been chosen official scorer for the world series games to be played here by the Baseball Writers Association.
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Pe Kea
John Gerber
Pittsburgh
Baseball Writers’ Association
Princeton backs filled by Caulkins and three peers
Princeton plans include Caulkins Slagle Weeks and Dignan as the regular backfield for the varsity. The squad receives morning individual workouts while afternoons are devoted to team practice. Meanwhile Chicago hosts the first annual national tennis team championship with entries led by RB Norton of the Missouri Valley Tennis Association and a former South African champion.
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United Press
Princeton
N. J
Caulkins
Slagle
Weeks
Dignan
Chicago
Missouri Valley Tennis Association
RB. I. C. Norton
Exhibition Tennis Matches Off at Woodstock
Exhibition tennis events at Woodstock planned for Wednesday and Thursday were canceled due to the unavailability of several leading players. The matches were to feature some of the nation’s top stars.
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Woodstock
Dartmouth Names Regular Backfield Trio for Varsity
Oberlander McAve McPhail and Loomis will be regular backs for Dartmouth varsity, the Hanover school announced on September 22. The trio joins the backfield as the team prepares for the season.
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Dartmouth
United Press
Hanover
N. H
Oberlander
McAve McPhail
Loomis
Independent Baseball Scores and Forfeit Note in Mt Jackson Area
Mt Jackson Cubs claim a forfeit from Triangle Juniors as Belmont 36 is referenced. The Lincoln fi ways beat Craw fordville 7 to 1 powered by Larue’s pitching. Reds beat Eastern Cubs 6 to 0 with Ferrell and Ferre keeping opponents at bay. Wheeler Club down Spades 6 to 1 highlighted by Rices homer and Ashes’ fielding.
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Mt. Jackson Cubs
Triangle
Orames
Belmont
Lincoln
Crawforderville
Larue
Geo
Indianapolee
Harrison
Bech Grove
Ind
Reds
Eastern Cubs
Ferrell
Aig
Ferre
Langeenkamp.Wheeler
Spades
Rices
Homer
Unclear baseball scorecard note with multiple teams
Fragmentary league update shows scores and lineups for teams including Milwaukee Detroit Philadelphia St Louis and New York with rain interruptions. Mentions players Malone Greene Ainsmith Gearin McMenemy Quillan Bird Deberry Brottem Holloway Quinn Gray Cochrane and a lone game scheduled.
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American Association Mills
Milwaukee
Detroit
Philadelphia
Holloway
Quinn
Gray
Cochrane
New York
St. Louis
Burke Opens Lead In National PGA Championship Match
Jack Burke of Houston led Gene Sarazen of New York 6 up after 18 holes in the first period of match play. Sarazen posted a 78 while Burke shot 72. Afternoon rounds to decide the outcome. Other results included Ohnany Fi New York 2 up and Tommy Armour of New York and George Griffin of Philadelphia all square.
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United_ Press
Chicago
Jack Burke
Houston
Texas
Gene Sarazen
New York
Sarazen
Burke
George Griffin
Philadelphia
Apa
Tommy Armour
All Square
Three Bouts Planned for Washington D C Boxing Show
Promoter Steve Harter of Washington D C completed his triple wind up for the Tomlinson Hall program on Sept 28. The card includes Roy Wallace vs Larry Lobjeck in ten rounds Paul Allen Illinois University featherweight against Merle Alce in ten rounds and Ray Hahn vs Billy Gerten in a lightweight bout. Allen has impressed ring followers as a college student fighter while Gerten is described as a hard puncher. Tickets go on sale at usual downtown spots with forty eight rounds scheduled and popular prices in effect.
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Steve Harter
Washington D. C
Tomlinson Hall
Roy Wallace
Larry Lobjeck
Paul Allen
Ilinois University
Merle Alce
Ray Hahn
Billy Gerten
Cincinnati
Allen
Harter
Large Independent Football squad holds first call and practice
A large slate of candidates answered the first call for Gooch O'Shea's J. J. Cs eleven with practices set for Wednesday and Friday at Abbott and California Streets at 7 30 p m. Several players reported while others were invited to try out including Linville Weasel Beckman Jay Baseng West and McIntyre. John Hayes joins as a new manager for the coming year and coaches urge others to report for tryouts.
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J. J. Cs
Abbott
California
Einer
Icae
Linville Weasel
Beckman
Jay
Baseng West
Gold Rolls
Thera
John Hayes
Os Daine
Action Santa Fon Rexel
Eam
Drexel
Hayes
S. Senate Ave
City
Soccer Players Wanted for Shai Ke Soccer League Signup
All players who wish to sign up should call Spnaese Bum De at Drexel 8721 by evening. Sign up at the league meet at the Chamber of Commerce at 7 p.m. Teams are limited to six players per team, with immediate action required.
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Drexel
Cote Pp. m
Mber of Commerce
Ach
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Steen
Seay
Tion Nyelt
Cam. de Ate. Ie M
Crowded card at ball lot in Washington Park
Bargain bills are carded nearly every day at Washington Park with a double header between Hens and Indians. Burwell and Thompson were slated to pitch for the Tribesmen. Indians won 7 to 4 on Monday after trailing 3 to 0, with six runs in the eighth. The Saints remained two games ahead in the standings.
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Washington Park
Columbus Senators
Burwell
Thompson
Tribesmen
Indians
Saints
Hill
Lyons
Dutch Henry
Schemanske
Jasper College Football Seeks Players For Open Dates
Twenty three prospective players have reported for football at Jasper College. The team averages 145 pounds and faces Reitz Memorial High School at Evansville on Oct. 3 and at Jasper on Oct. 31. Petersburg High School games are Oct. 17 at Jasper and Nov. 21 at Petersburg with open dates Oct. 10 24 and Nov. 7 14. Correspondence is invited.
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Jasper
Ind
Jasper College
Reitz Memorial High School
Evansville
Petersburg High School
Petersburg
Yale Captain Johnny Joss Slows Season Start
Yale football captain Johnny Joss of New Haven is hospitalized with a serious sinus attack. He previously treated this summer but the condition has recurred, making him unable to play in the early games. Joss hails from Indianapolis and is a key team leader ahead of the season.
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United Press
New Haven
Conn
Johnny Joss
Yale
Joss
Indianapolis
Local team loses in national tourney opener
Cleveland reporters note Indianapolis Light and Heat loses to Johnstown Pennsylvania 9 to 6 in the Class A baseball tournament in Cleveland. Sisson started for Indianapolis and was hit hard while Bader pitched better. Other scores include Detroit 0 and Waterbury 3.
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Ats
Cleveland
Indianapolis Light and Heat Company
Johnstown
Hoosiers
Sisson
Indianapolis
Bader
Eer Ey
Waterbury
Cincinnati
Stone Gets Decision in Ten Round Light Heavyweight Bout
Aq oowne of Philadelphia was awarded the decision over Ernie Owens of the Pacific Coast after ten rounds in East Chicago. The bout failed to impress experts with its earnestness.
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Chicago
Ind
Aq Oowne
Hiladelphia
Ernie Owens
Pacific Coast
Lack of reserves big handicap at Franklin
Franklin College football coach Ed Duggan faces a chronic lack of reserve strength. A promising first string exists, but few capable substitutes remain as freshmen fail to rejoin. Backed by nine lettermen including Payne Burns Underwood Rohrabaugh and Saulsbury, the squad still trails in depth with uncertain talent behind the starters.
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Ed Duggan
Franklin College
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van Tuys
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Burns
Underwood
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Rick
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Washington
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Morgan _of_ Thornton
Plymouth
McGuire
Franklin Field
Eora
Freddin
Griffith Talks Grid
Major John L Griffith commissioner of athletics in the Western Conference spoke to coaches officials and athletic managers. He defended football in an afternoon address and in the evening explained grid rules and the Western Conference interpretation.
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John L. Griffith
Board of Trade
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