Iowa Hawks Face Backfield Gaps Ahead of Season
OMA coach Ingwerson notes the Iowa squad must develop a backfield and punter and rebuilt line after 1925 losses. Freshmen enrollments and 34 eligible players limit the varsity, while 125 strong freshmen vie for roles led by Nis, Kutsch, and Smith with Cap tain Paul Smith sidelined by an injury.
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Graham
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Dauber
Schirmer
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Nis
Cowboy Kutsch
Yior
Pou Smith
Frank Cahel
Buzz” Hogan
Ohio Conference Football Battle Looms In Weekend Plays
Cleveland Oct 12 Ohio conference teams brace for crucial Saturday games. Oberlin undefeated since 1923 faces Western Reserve. Denison and Wooster seek momentum as Lutherans, Ohio Wesleyan, and others chase titles. Multiple non conference matchups, injuries, and race implications noted across Ohio universities.
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Feat Resets Monday Night Card Highlights Several Fights
Boxing night cards across cities feature multiple decisions and knockouts. Tony Marulle defeats dgig in Philadelphia, Gilitz bests Nanayonk in New York, George Smith stops Ray Hay in Newark, and Irving earns a decision over Darcey in Bergenfield. Additional results include Clein over Midget Smith in Milwaukee and Gransberg draw with Nike in St Paul, with several other bouts reported from Jersey City, Aston, Daytona, and Akron.
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Tony Marulle
Neipnas
Dgig
Philadelphie
Ten Gilitz
New York
Wport
George Gems Nanayonk
George Smith
Newark
Ray Hay
Charleroi
Coarge Juaamson
California
Frankie
Cenutery
al Chicace
Joey Clein
Milwaukee
Midget Smith
Morrie Gransberg
St. Paul
Eddie Nike
Louisville
Wills Sharkey Bout Seen As Test Of Legends
New York reports a high stakes heavyweight clash between Harry Wills and Sharkey. Analysts debate Wills fragile form and Sharkey’s speed as potential edge. Foreseeable outcome hinges on who can control distance and land clean punches, with observers noting Wills’s power and Sharkey’s sharp counters.
St Louis World Champion Cardinals Return After Celebration
St Louis marked a victory parade for the World Series champions drawing about forty thousand at Sportman's Park. Alexander Thevenow Southworth and other stars were cheered while Rogers Hornsby attended his mother’s funeral in Austin. Two dead and over thirty injured in traffic incidents marred the night.
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Thevenow
Southworth
Rogers Hornsby
Austin
Tex
Mothe
Small Scores in Bowling Matches
The Merchant's League at Gala alleys brought light scores and plenty of fun last night. Several bowlers are beginners and struggled to hit the head pin, but improvement is anticipated as the season progresses. The following teams bowled.
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Merchant's League
Gnme
Columbia Star Gridder Hurt Threatens Lions vs Ohio State
New York Oct 12 Columbia quarterback Cy Empringham sustained a torn muscle in his back during the Union game and may miss the entire season. Jack Rieger will replace him as the Lions prepare for Saturday’s intersectional clash with Ohio State.
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Columbia
New York
Lions
Ohio State
Cy Empringham
Unio
Jack Rieger
Lorain High Defeats Elyria in Local Tennis Matches
Elyria High suffered a heavy loss to Lorain High on local courts yesterday afternoon, going four matches to one. Port City Keys secured two doubles and two singles wins as Elyria struggled, with Martin the sole Elyria victor.
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Port City Keys
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Over-Confidence Threatens New Mexico Team
In Albuquerque New Mexico the Lobos face potential overconfidence as Roy Johnson surveys 40 candidates for the season. The backfield shows four lettermen and six former MAC players with Brown at center and several guard options. Long heads the backs. backs include Armstrong Renfro and L Brown. Key end candidates include Mulcahy and Crist, while Jim Crow and Boykin add danger on offense.
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Jim Armill
Davenport
Marvin Schmidt
Moline
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Pierre
Clarence Buirs
Bennison
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Wapello
Skelly
Monticello
Kutsch
Tarry Rice
Twogood
Sioux City
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Spike Nelson
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Au Tagwerson
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Id Nelson
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Roy Johnson
Mac
Brown
Craven
Man
Jaramille
Albuquerque
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Reardon
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de Gryse
Coen
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Crist
Redmond
Moore
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Armstrong
Renfro
L. Brown
Colzadelli
Jim Crow
Ruth Ruth May Get 75 000 Per Season
New York reports circulate that Babe Ruth will be tendered a one year contract for next season at 75000 dollars the highest salary in baseball history Ruth’s prior three year deal expired October 26 and paid 52000 per season
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New York
Babe Ruth
Army Navy game to draw huge gate in Chicago
Chicago October reports say the Army Navy football clash at Soldiers Field on November 27 could yield near three quarters of a million dollars. Boxes auctioned near the secretaries of war and navy seats fetched up to 2500 dollars, with 40000 additional senate seats at 10 dollars each. Special trains will bring Annapolis and West Point students to Chicago for the event.
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Neveng
G.I Frank Croissant
Florida
Yale Rowing Faces Material Shortage For Varsity
Lack of oarsmen narrows Yale’s pool as Head Coach Ed Leader screens 350 candidates training on the Housatonic at Derby and New Haven harbor. He aims to form seven crews and select sixty three rowers for intercollegiate competition, emphasizing concentration and teamwork over brute strength.
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Stowing
Meetings and Events in Major Sports Today
Metropoli tan Jockey Club convenes at Jamaica while Kentucky Jockey Club opens Latonia and Maryland State Fair Ase n resumes at Laurel. Grand Circuit trots in Atlanta. U S Army golf championship in Noble Pa. Junior World's Series baseball in Philadelphia. Port Chester Marathon runs its second edition. All United States Fishermen’s championship races off Gloucester. Bronx County Kennel Club beach show in New York. Jack Sharkey faces Harry Wills in a 15 round Brooklyn bout.
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New York
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Brooklyn
Youth Confesses Fire Set in Cincinnati Buildings
Louis Hiatt, 21, admits to starting fires that damaged two buildings in Cincinnati Q with losses around 13 000. He claimed it was an impulse to see them burn then fled home, later expressing he did not want to watch. Officials and physicians probe the case as the Pepys old home in Brampton, England, is eyed for preservation by the Samuel Pepys Club.
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Louis Hiatt
Brampton
England
Samuel Pepys
Report of The People's Bank LaGrange Ohio Oct 4 1926
Report of the condition for The People's Bank at LaGrange Ohio as of October 4 1926 shows totals for resources including loans on real estate collateral other loans and discounts U S bonds securities real estate owned cash items due from reserve banks and other assets. G W Woodruff rights and signatures appear.
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LaGrange
Ohio
U. S
Reserve
Mexican Courts To Settle Big Oil Problems
Montreal and Paris financier F A Boyer plans to unite French Italian and British capital to develop Mexican oil lands. About 30 million dollars in claims are before the Mexican supreme judiciary against La Carona, the Dutch Royal Dutch subsidiary, arising from Willis estate interests in the Panuco district. Boyer and associates seek to direct crude shipments to France and Italy with a fixed production share to Mexico.
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F. A. Boyer
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Paris
Boyer
Thomas W. Wills
Florida
Panuco
Dr. Willis
Samuel Deterding
Royal Dutch
Willis
Mexico
M. Francois Varnot
France
Italy
Stock Market Decline Amid National Holiday Observed
NEW YORK Oct 12 Columbus Day is now a legal holiday in 31 states, suspending business at major exchanges and many banks. Over ten days stock prices fell about 8 points from Oct 1, with gains in some groups offset by declines in others, restoring the January level for many industrials.
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Columbus
New York Stock Exchange
Dempsey Plans Campaign for Ule Bout
New York, Oct. 12. Jack Dempsey, once heavyweight champion, seeks a comeback toward another title bout or retirement after a three year layoff. He told reporters he will train for two to three months in Los Angeles at Griffiths Park and then tour to fight all comers to test his mettle and determine if he has the stuff left.
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Truth
Ike
Harry Wills
Jack Sharkey
Harry
Srandéour Anay
Jack Dempsey
Bea Ring
Mnde
Dempsey
Gene Tunney
Los Angeles
Griffith's Park
Industrial stocks and Wall Street moods in 1926 report
The International News Service compiles twenty industrial stocks with closing prices for January 1 1926 and updates through mid year. It notes bullish business prospects but a bearish stock market, citing solid profits, ample surplus, normal inventories, and satisfactory orders as factors behind rising prices.
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General Motors
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