Red Grange to Tie Field in Illini Grid Opener Saturday
The Illini begin 1925 season with Red Grange at the helm for a Friday or Saturday opener. Bushmen finish season second, as Indians sweep doubleheader and close with strong late push. Hank Schreiber shines with six hits and Ned Niles earns win in relief.
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Hank Schreiber
Tribe
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Brewers
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Louisville
VETERANSPORTS TALK AND RACING NOTES WORDS OF HOPE
A jammed late night debate weighs on who will win the world series with fans and pundits trading bets and cheer amid swirls of opinions. The column covers baseball talk, horse racing results from Latonia and Dublin, college football chatter, and a weathered note on Atlanta’s Dixie series prospects.
Crackers Repel Panthers to Even Dixie Series
After a Saturday defeat the Atlanta Crackers rallied Sunday in Fort Worth to crush the Panthers 12 to 7 and force a 2 2 tie in the Dixie series. A record crowd of 17 798 watched the game. fifth game set for today.
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Boxing Night at Speedway A. C. postponed to Wednesday
The boxing program at Speedway A. C. open air arena postponed due to rain and rescheduled for Wednesday night. Card remains as arranged last week. Arena address is 4096 Speedway Rd.
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Elwood Legion 7 Gas City 0 in Sunday clash
Elwood American Legion football team beat Gas City 7 to 0 for their second win of the season. Elwood recovered a Gas City fumble and scored early in the game.
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Notre Dame Dominates Baylor In Weekend Clash
Notre Dame overwhelmed Baylor University of Waco Texas in a football matchup. Coach Knute Rockne showed concern before kickoff but his team attacked decisively. New ND players stood out, signaling they may become key figures soon.
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Texas
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Baseball Schedule Highlights for Today
In the American League Detroit visits Newloe for two games, the only games today. In the National League New York plays Brooklyn and Boston travels to St. Louis, the only games today.
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Newloe
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St. Louis
Results from yesterday's AMERICAN ASSOCIATION games
Summary of multiple league matches with St Paul, Minneapolis, Toledo, York, St. Louis, Washington, New York, Brooklyn, Boston, Philadelphia, and other teams. Reports include scores by innings, listed players, and game outcomes across varied conditions and second games.
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Saturday Results From Indianapolis And Other Cities
Saturday scores show Indianapolis routed Columbus 7 0 while Kansas City and Minneapolis posted wins. Louisville beat Toledo 5 0 with St Paul 11 7 over Milwaukee and Chicago 8 6. Bos Cleveland 7 8 and Philadelphia 2 0. New York 3 Detroit 9 St Louis 9 Washington 7 in a list of mixed results.
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Badger Star Eligible
Wisconsin punting full back Leo Harmon declared eligible for the Badgers after a Big Ten coaches vote. Harmon had played two years of football at South Dakota before joining the University of Wisconsin, prompting the eligibility review.
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Colorful field tees off in 1925 US women’s amateur
Seventy eight contenders, past and present champions, began the qualifying round at St Louis Country Club as warm sun followed Saturday’s rain. Notable players listed include Dorothy Cameee Burd Glenna Fronett Alexa Sterling Frazer Edith Emings Miriam Burns Horn and Mrs C F Letta.
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Edith Emings
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Christamore A C squad field strong with new players
Christamore A Cs show a stronger field this year with Beers, Lange, Heiner, Bradley, Snod, Kinney in the backfield and MecGlen, Breene at center. Cohen, Rogers, Mills, Aards, Connors, Montgomery, Wieber, and others are listed as ends and subs. Practices at 7:00 tonight. 90 pound class games planned. call Belmont for details.
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Lange
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Big Card of Ring Battles at Tomlinson Hall
Roy Wallace of Indianapolis faces Larry Lobjeck of Milwaukee in a ten round light heavy clash. Merle Alte takes on Paul Allen of Illinois in featherweight ten rounds. Ray Hahn of Indianapolis fights Billy Gertin of Cincinnati in welterweight ten rounds. Larry Pruitt meets Allen Watson in six rounds at 118 pounds. Carl Schmadel of Brightwood vs Joe Dillon of Indianapolis in six rounds at 128 pounds. Louie Epstein of Indianapolis faces Chuck Gary of Terre Haute in four rounds at 114 pounds. Promoter Steve Harter stages six bouts tonight beginning 8:30 with bargain house hopes.
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Indianapolis
Billy Gertin
Cincinnati
Larry Pruitt
Allen Watson
Carl Schmadel
Brightwood
Joe Dillon
Louie Epstein
Chuck Gary
Terre Haute
Tomlinson Hall
Steve Harter
Roy Wallace
Larry Lobjeck
Merle Alte
Paul Allen
University of Illinois
Harter
Kokomo Has Winner In Season Opener
KOKOMO Ind Sept 28 The Kokomo American Legion football team routed Brightwood A C of Indianapolis 33 to 0 in the season opener They prepare for next Sundays game against Shelbyville Eagle at Expo Park King Hiernaux Mendenhall and Helvie starred on offense while Green Aubrey and Sweeney led the visitors defense and offense respectively.
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Des Moines Wins Western League Pennant in Season Finale
Des Moines clinched the Western League pennant on the season’s final day by sweeping a double header from St. Joseph as Denver split with Tulsa. Final percentages stood at Des Moines .583 and Denver .578, with Oklahoma finishing third and Wichita fourth.
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Keystone Beats Pierceville In 2 1 Baseball Clash
The Keystone baseball team defeated Pierceville Indiana 2 to 1 on the Keystone grounds on Sunday. Next Sunday the Keystones host the Marion County Green House Association Club in the first game of a three game series at the Green House ground.
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Columbus
Bill Burli
Bill
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Keystone
Pierceville
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Marion County Green House Association
Green House
Football Results Saturday state football scores featured many upsets
A sprawling roundup lists dozens of games with results including Notre Dame 0 and Butler 2, Indiana Central 0, Alabama 53 over Union 0, Georgia Tech 13, Duke 2, and Tulane 77 over Louisiana College. Numerous minor colleges and services teams appear, with scores across the nation and scattered mentions of Navy and training centers.
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Football Phenom of 1924 to Romp Against Nebraska Eleven in Early Feature Game
New York dispatch notes the Illinois Huskers clash at Urbana as a key early test for Red Grange and Illinois, while Yale Harvard and Princeton start warm ups. Notre Dame demolishes Baylor 41 to 0 under Knute Rockne, hinting at a rebuilt dynasty. Dartmouth Syracuse Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania show promise. Penn State disappoints with a 14 to 0 win over Lebanon Valley.
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Ferndale Eyes State Title in Pro Grid Opener
Ferndale aims for the state independent championship as it opens the professional grid season next Sunday at Washington Park against Gosport Flyers. Wary organizers plan to book only strong elevens and keep open dates to attract other contenders for title scraps, with Manager Nelson fielding an all-star squad. Gosport, visiting Ferndale, is described as far from a typical season opener setup.
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Billy Love to Meet Jack Reynolds at Broadway Theater Show
Chicago welterweight Billy Love will oppose Jack Reynolds in a finish match as the feature event at the Broadway Theater next Thursday night. Love is compact and powerful, favoring strength over craft and thrilling fans with an aggressive flashy style before a downtown crowd. One preliminary bout, not yet arranged, will complete the card.
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GRID OFFICIALS MEET TO ELECT NEW OFFICERS
The Indiana Officials Association holds its second meeting of the year tonight in Room 507 at the Board of Trade Building. New officers will be elected as football rules are discussed and last Saturday's games reviewed.
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Bush Plans to See Fall Classics
Ownie Bush who piloted the Indians to second place in two seasons plans to attend the world series battles. He may also travel to Louisville for the little world's series between Louisville and Baltimore. Owner Smith intends to attend the first two World Series games in Pittsburgh on October 7 and 8.
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Butler Strength Shines as Teams Open Season
Indiana grid day results show Notre Dame routed Baylor 41 to 0 while Butler beat Earlham 28 to 0. Wabash topped Hanover 20 to 0 in rain, Franklin crushed Indiana Central 31 to 0, Rose Poly routed Vincennes 60 to 0, and Bradley Tech edged DePauw 10 to 3 with DePauw fumbling away scoring chances.
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