Marion triumphs 1 to 1 over Indianapolis in league game
Marion dominates Indianapolis with strong team play and 15 drives by Burpess, Bannon wears mask as goalie. McGieray injures leg. Jean shines at center. Marion commits two fouls in a clean contest. Lineups note Heaps My and Heaps. Referee Klovedans.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Ind
Indianapolis
Goa
Tender Bur Pess
Pierce
Lewis
Bannon
McGieray
Jean
Ein
Tedianapolis
Muncie Defeats Elwood 7 to 5 in Fast Basketball Battle
Mancie led early with a 3-0 start but Elwood fought back as Hig gins and Hart sparked a second period surge. Final score 7 to 5 with Hig gins scoring twice plus Hart totaling three goals. Referee Moran called fouls on Lyons as crowd watched a brisk two period finish.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Ind
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Elwood
Muncie
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Higgins
Hart
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Roberts
Spencer
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Berts
Muncele
Far Lyons
Earlham Withdraws From Indiana I A A And Stays In IL League
Earlham College withds from the Indiana Intercollegiate Athletic Association after failing to pay dues. The Quakers will compete in the Indiana Collegiate Athletic League with Hanover Franklin Rose Polytechnic Butler Wabash and Earlham. A L Parker was elected season manager for the football team and Samething over amoup wa.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Ind
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Indiana Intercollegiate Athletic Association
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Notre Dame Record Highlighted in Daily Football Table
Notre Dame ranks among Western teams with an undefeated season and no points against. The table notes Northwestern’s loss to a two six score and Michigan as another unbeaten squad, with Notre Dame and Michigan not losing a game.
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Michigan
Notre
Kokomo Defeats Logansport 5 to 1 in Drift of Second Half
Kokomo outplayed Logansport with strong team play and key stops by Cashman who held many Kokomo drives. Cunningham scored four goals for Kokomo and Purcell added one while Smith contributed for Logansport. Attendance reached about 90 as the attack shifted late in the game.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Ind
Kokomo
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Listiss
Cashman
Olle
Purcell
Eddie Menard
Bridgeport
Cunningham
Berry
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Caley
Best Team Work Won Fort Wayne Defeats Danville Polo
Danville Ill Dec 3 The Fort Wayne polo team defeated Danville 8 to 4 in a hard fought game marked by team work. Jayson led Fort Wayne with seven goals while Campbell scored twice and endured a brief injury. Referee Mock oversaw a finish that kept fans engaged from opening whistle to final gong. Attendance not listed.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Fort Wayne
Campbell
Jayson
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Navan
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Canavan
Sutton
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Foals
Een
Mock
McLeod Plans World Heavyweight Title Challenge
Dan McLeod, Canadian wrestling champion, to post a forfeit and issue a world title challenge within days. He faces past rival Tom Jenkins, who defeated him for the crown last year, with James C. Kennedy backing McLeod.
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New York
Dan McLeod
Canada
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Jenkins
James C. Kennedy
Doped Mare Patrice at Crescent City Track Faces Inquiry
Paris report from New Orleans notes owner admits Patrice was doped. stewards plan action while trainer or foreman may be ruled off. Races at Crescent City track favored Cardinal Woolsel Monastic and Ben Chance with fast track conditions and several stables expected from Ben nings. Weather clear. Friday entries list multiple contenders across six races and several selling stakes.
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Cardinal Woolsel
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Ben Chance
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Cardinal Woolsey
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Davidson
Sweet Nell
Ahern
King Croker
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Munro
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Livingstone
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Queen of
Indianapolis Gun Club to Host Grand American Match Race
The Interstate Shooting Association may name Indianapolis as the next Grand American Handicap site. Eminence Kentucky shooter L Compte will face Lafayette Indiana’s Fred Erb in a 100 target cup match at the Indianapolis Gun Club, with the event set for tomorrow at 2 PM. The cup crowns amateur champions from five states. Indiana hopes to land the big tourney, backed by about 100 shooters’ endorsement.
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Interstate Shooting Association
New York
Indianapolis Gun Club
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Duke of Kendal a Winner Redfern Rode Three Winners
Washington December 3 Bennings card featured three favorites two seconds and an outlier. Redfern rode three winners and two placings from five mounts with the Duke of Kendal capturing the handicap race. Bull Curtis and Magic Flute contested a close second before revision placed Magic Flute as runner up.
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Bennings
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Dc. Kerr
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Feicht
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Arden
Romanelli
No Action on Record Delays Cresceus Case at ATA Meeting
The American Trotting Association board adjourned in Chicago without ruling on Cresceus from Wichita, Kansas, in October. Owner George H. Ketcham views the delay as a victory as friends gain time to present evidence, while the case hinges on a technicality about Wichita track advertisement. Reinstated after suspensions were Henry Manwaring Davenport Iowa J H Dwight Des Moines Iowa Jacob Emmet Mars Pennsylvania A W Kenny Chicago.
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Angus offers 30000 for Wagner and Leach
Detroit club president F. Angus proposed 30000 to Barney Dreyfuss for Hans Wagner and Tom Leach from Pittsburg. He would pay 10000 for either player, aiming to fill third base for Leach and second base or shortstop for Wagner.
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Tom Leach
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Leach
Wagner
Close of Fasig Tipton Sale of Fine Horses
Lexington Kentucky December 3 J B Haggin Elmendorf yearlings led Fasig Tipton sale first time offered in Kentucky top prices included Imp Juvenal Courtly 725 to Joseph Pugh George Rechiet Hootcore 975 to Matt Byrnes Ben Holliday Himyanee 1390 to Joseph Pugh George Kessler Hamid 500 to ee ree imp Jungnal Prosaic 775 to J C Van Sieter Fresno Royal Falcon 73 to J P Chinn Harrodsburg Ky Imp Shapfell Singing Bird 875 to J T Williams California sale closed with total volume 21 70 gross average 181 per head
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Cutts May Not Accept Purdue Athletic Chief Offer
Lafayette Ind December report on Oliver F. Cutts weighing a Purdue athletic director offer. He aims to start law practice after Harvard and may decline to stay. Wreck victims return to campus. Allen and Collar injured, Wright and others died. Injured students tutored, seniors to graduate. funeral in Pendleton.
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Oliver F. Cutts
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Chicago
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Indianapolis
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Two Upsets at Oakland in Fourth and Sixth Races
Blissful and Glenavon were upset at Oakland as Semenos won the fifth and Frank Woods captured the sixth. Peter Duryea of Lexington plans shipping the famous trotter Peter the Great and twelve mares to England to establish a stock farm at Chesterton Cambridge.
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Cambridge
RULING SUSPENDS AYERS IN PRACTICE FOR TWO WEEKS
The Manual Training High School teams practiced at the Y M C A gym with Captain Bohnstadt and Dow starring for the South Side. Ayers is suspended for two weeks by Physical Director Jones after breaking an electric globe during drills, though the ban may be lifted with advocacy from manager Hardin. First team won 4 to 2 as lineups included Rominger Slack Bruck Guedel Hirschma.
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Coughlan
Slack
Brandt
Guedel
Rominger
Cap’t Bohnstadt
Gaston
Bruck
Spohr
Dow
Cook
Manual Training High School
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Ayers
Jones
Shortridge Selects Fifteen for Varsity Basketball Tryouts
Captain Pratt will trim Shortridge’s squad from fifteen candidates after practice in the Y M C A gym. About twenty tryouts faced scrimmages with positions noted for forwards Shank McKinney, Palmer center, guards Gipe and Pratt. Manager Wade plans one game with German House and praises Carl Mac Gaughey as coach to build a winning team. The girls team at M T H S seeks recognition as they await more opponents and schedule clarity.
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Gipe
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Riddle
Hackney
Duncan
Sheets
Michel
Wade
Carl MacGaughey
Athletic Association
Hugo Kelly Defeats Joe Grim In Six Round Bout
In Chicago on December 3 Hugo Kelly a Chicago middleweight knocked down Joe Grim Philadelphia and outboxed him through six rounds Grim was repeatedly knocked to the canvas but lasted the distance despite heavy punishment delivered by Kelly during the final round Grim staggered across the ring as the bout ended with Kelly dominant all night.
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Philadelphia
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Hugo Kelly
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Dan Patch Heads to Minneapolis for Welcome
Dan Patch travels in his private car from Macon Georgia to Minneapolis. He is due tomorrow morning and will be met at the depot by owner Marcion W Savage and friends. The pacer will winter at Port land avenue stables and be driven to Raleigh on local speedways.
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Minn
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Macon
Marcion W. Savage
Nicolletts Avenue
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A U Conference Rules Apply to Conference Games Only
Walter H. Liginger president of the A A U said the conference rules would apply only to conference games at the St Louis fair. Eegee on events will be under A A U jurisdiction and supervision.
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Wis
Walter H. Liginger
St. Louis
A. A
Reliables Lose Three Straight in Commercial League Odds
Reliables’ usual form fades as they drop three straight to the When team while Marotts sweep three from News. Eagie Kingan and Burford tally two wins apiece against Pettis Laurie and Kahn clubs. Gruner of Learie leads with 21 pins in first game. Peacock and Kirkwood post 26s. Scores show Burfords versus Kahns.
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News
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Learie
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Burton
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Captain Clark May Enter Earlham Next Year
Hezlep Clark, captain of the Shortridge team, may choose Earlham College over Indiana University next season. If Clark joins Earlham the Quakers are favored to again win the championship of the secondary colleges. Brewer’s decision on coaching Shortridge for next year is expected soon with a formal offer contingent on his choice.
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Shortridge
Earlham College
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O'Brien and Ryan Sign for Twenty Round Middleweight Battle
Philadelphia Jack O'Brien and Tommy Ryan agreed to a twenty round fight for the middleweight championship of America in Chicago. An offer of a suitable purse by a club is awaited before forfeits and articles are signed. San Francisco is favored as the venue, with both men preferring a Pacific coast bout.
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Question of Price. Club Changing Hands in St Louis
Cleveland, Dec. 3. President De Haas Robison denies any change in ownership for the St. Louis National League club and says the league would not take over the team. He notes any sale depends on price, calling it a simple matter of price.
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de Haas Robison
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Pittsburg
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Arcross
Tigers' New Captain Honored by Princeton Football Team
Walter L. Foulke of Germantown Pennsylvania was elected captain of the Princeton football team today. He has played right half back on the varsity squad for three years at Princeton in New Jersey.
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Princeton
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Indianapolis Bowling League Tonight Card
The schedule lists Crescents versus Imperiale at City Club alleys, Turners against North Sides at Washington alleys, Columbine versus Batons at net alleys, and Ko W versus Stars at Pastime alleys.
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Crescents
Imperiale
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