Preconference Big Ten clash tops tonight as Northwestern hosts Michigan
Northwestern and Michigan meet in a key early Big Ten showdown paced by Northwestern stars and Michigan’s returning veterans. Northwestern aims to rebound from a strong preseason while Michigan searches for consistency as they chase a conference win, with notable lineups and standout players foretold to impact the game.
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Janerg to Play City Five in Big Home Battle
Two Rivers and local city five prepare for a decisive game next Wednesday on the home floor. Jeffes from the Indian program will wear a Two Rivers uniform to avenge earlier losses while Posewitz and Steffes are courted to join. captain Bazal leads the locals in a hard fought, evenly matched showdown.
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Holy Name Faces Maribel In City News Nepal Prep Tilt
In a hard fought early season matchup, the Holy Name team from the city meets Maribel in a preliminary game that starts shortly after 7 30. Seats for the bout are on sale at the City News Nepal office.
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Peggy Hopkins Joyce fleeced by mere man in New York
Peggy Hopkins Joyce, famed wife of millionaires, reports her money taken by Joseph E. Bolton after she says he forged her name on a $250 check and obtained the funds. Denver police await his return to New York, while Peggy downplays the loss, stressing the issue of principle. A separate dispatch notes Indian ward health and wealth gains, and Paris shops feature handbags woven from genuine tapestry fragments in a Louis XIV revival style.
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Denver
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Milwaukee Mourns Demise of Bozo Ruth in Down and Outer District
Milwaukee records a district-wide mourning for William Ruth known as Bozo who died after pneumonia. He helped neighbors with beds and coffee, earning respect across the pawnshop district and among local power figures. In St Paul, Sullivan defeated Tracey 146 pounds.
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Bogo" Ruth
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Buffalo
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Promoter Rickard in Critical Condition in Florida Hospital
Tex Rickard, New York promoter, remains critically ill at Allison hospital after an emergency appendectomy. Doctors report no change, slight improvement at times, and a call for Mayo Clinic specialists as his wife stays by his bedside. Rickard planned an outdoor arena for Sharkey versus Stribling and may miss commitments if his recovery stalls.
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Valley cage upset shakes Fox River standings
Fox River Valley basketball opened with one upset as West Green Bay beat Fond du Lac 17 to 15 in Cardinal town. Manitowoc topped East Green Bay 27 to 22, Oshkosh routed Marinette 34 to 14, and Appleton defeated Sheboygan 15 to 11. Next week Oshkosh seeks help with results from Manitowoc and West Green Bay.
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Gene Sarazen Leads Miami Open Field
Gene Sarazen, former American Open and PGA champion, led 114 contestants in the first half of the Miami open with rounds of 73 and 73 for 146 after 36 holes. Jock Hutchinson and Charley Mayo were tied for second with 148 and 149 respectively. The final 6 holes will be played today.
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United States Golf Association Meets In New York
The thirty fifth annual USGA meeting opens in New York with officer elections and the executive committee report on a proposal from Britain for a smaller lighter golf ball. Critics say the change would cut distance and raise control emphasis.
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RCA and Victor Agree to Stock Merger Plans
New York union of two firms the Radio Corporation of America and Victor Talking Machine Company agreed today to a merger. Directors met in Camden and reported votes to issue 5,777,000 new shares for aid on a five for one basis and 912,000 shares of five per cent cumulative preferred. Details unsettled include locations Appleton Green Bay Fond du Lac and early week game notes.
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Marquette Opens Basketball Season Versus Beloit
Marquette University starts its basketball season tonight meeting Beloit College. Both squads feature veterans after losses to Big Ten foes. Beloit adds one new starter while Marquette fields three newcomers, with expected lineups including O Donnell and Botting.
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New York Woman to Meet Canadian for Golf Title
Hamilton Bermuda (UP) Miss Helen Hicks Hewitt N Y and Miss Ada MacKenzie Toronto Ont meet here today for the Bermuda women championship after upset victories. Hicks defeated Miss Marg en Creutl Englewood N Y 2 up and MacKenzie defeated Miss Edith Quier Reading Pa 3 and 1.
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Theatres at the Mikado open with His Private Life
The Mikado screens His Private Life this Sunday with Menjou as a Parisian boulevardier in a Ern est Wajda and Keeny Thompsay script. Also at the Capitol Show Folks presents Basquette Quinlan Armstrong Lombard in a Pathe feature directed by Paul Stein.
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Pathe
Robert Armstrong
Carol Lombard
Philip Dunning
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