Purdue Dominates DePauw 40 to 0 on Stuart Field
Purdue overwhelms DePauw in heavy mud and slow play. Davidson stars with four touchdowns, Kaylor adds two, Leslie adds one as Purdue dominates the line and scoring. Earlham, Franklin, Culver, Bliss, and Englewood results noted. I U. game canceled.
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Indianapolis Journal
Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
de Pauw
Stuart Field
Davidson
Emile
Davy
Kaylor
Indianapolis Manual Training School
Leslie
Les Beneraiship
Greencastle
Knapp
McKinstry
Lightbody
Jeson
Lestie
Howdy Smith
Chicago
Urc
Earlham Beats Franklin In Sloppy 6–6 Tie
Franklin College and Earlham played a rain soaked football game in Franklin with both teams fumbling often. Earlham took a 6–0 lead on a 25 yard run by Binford, then Franklin tied via a late fumble and a controversial pass ruling before time expired.
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Franklin
Ind
Barlham
Franklin College
Earlham
Macy
Branigan
Branson
Waggener
Webb
Beliers
Wyer
Eartham
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Ratliff
Oossossession
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Bestor
Trueblood
Touchwn
Ratifff
Andtawa University Rose Polytech game canceled at Terre Haute
Bloomingon Ind Oct 4 The football game between Andtawa University and Rose Polytech at Terre Haute was canceled after the Rose Polytech faculty asked students to make up time for practice and play. Students refused to agree, leading to the cancellation.
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I Iitianapolis
Bloominin
Ind
Andtawa University
Rose Polytech‘mme School
Terre Haute
Technical School
E. ‘Wm
Indianapolis Journal
Assembly of Rose Polytechnic Institute
Mees
Culver Defeats Engliewood High in Big Score
Culver, Indiana, claimed a decisive 2% to 0 victory over Engliewood High School this afternoon in a game played over two twenty minute halves. Culver's heavy forwards dominated as the high school boys struggled to gain the necessary distance.
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Indianapolis Journal
Culver
Ind
Engliewood High School
Carlisle's Wonderful Center Smashes Interference
In a wet field game Carlisle's cadets clash with Englewood in a line driven battle. F Bays Knight Pope and Barrett power through for four to ten yards while McQuaid and Babcock star for their teams. Later Rose Polytechnic postpones assembly amid football pledge dispute at Mees University.
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Knight
Pope
Barrett
Englewood
McQuaid
Babcock
Culver
Avaiciion Lambert
Athhouse Barrett
Papik Seivers
Badnock
M. Cavinan
Ceomters
Sseveeeree Swi Cavanagh
C. Morton H. Bays
Coughlin Woods
S.icee
Reemes
Indianapolis College Team Builds Into Shape For Fall Schedule
University of Indianapolis football shows progress after a week of practice with candidates from medical, law and Butler schools contending for backfield and line positions. Notable returnees include Compton at center and Sieg mund at tackle. Schedules list games against Cincinnati University, De Pauw, Franklin, Kentucky, and Wabash. Yale freshmen and other programs noted for potential strength. Northwestern guard Baird returns. Colgate coached by O Neill. Training quarters require patience as squad refines form.
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Pen
Belknap
Navy
Little Orchards
Tigers
Ten Eyck
D. Allerdice
Orchards
Tufts College
Prince
Harvard
Eddie Burns
Cornell
Brooklyn Polytechnic School
Kernan
Chadwick
Yale
Fred Moloney
Chicago
Bates
Brown
East
Northwestern
University of Indianapolis
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Butler
Compton
Irvin
Wheatman
Putnam
Conn
Carson
Woods
Siegmund
Goodrick
Schuler
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Woolridge
Anthony
Coleman
Spears
Dental School
Kokomo High School
Owens
Paulson
Wabash
Bedford High School
Mehring
Forsythe
Judah
de Pauw
Greencastle
Franklin
Indianapolis
City News Notes Active community calendar items
Naomi Auxiliary meets Mrs Brittain 706 Huron Street Thursday. Prof George Reisner lectures tomorrow evening at Meridian Street Church on Modern Egypt. Railway Postal Clerks Auxiliary meets Mrs Fred A Hackney 1408 Woodlawn Avenue tomorrow afternoon. Fern Leaf Club ball next Tuesday at Tomlinson Hall. Reception tomorrow evening at Hall Place M E Church for pastor Rev G M Smith and presiding elder Rev E B Rawls. Police at 22 North Illinois Street last night for a fight over a crap game. no fight or game found. Dr J M Phipps returns from the Philippines to speak at 3 30 this afternoon at the Y M C A on The Real Issue in China and the Philippines. Willard Beck leads singing. Marion County Agricultural and Horticultural Society meets in Statehouse yesterday. Frank P Johnson talks on California. J J Milhouse speaks on Growing and Feeding Manger Wurtzel Beets. Deputy U S Marshal Thomas Martin arrests Samuel Gullinger in North Webster on selling squors at a picnic. bound over for grand jury. Sylvia Rebekah Lodge 41 I C O F Mapleton, whose degree staff won at Des Moines, hosts oyster supper after meeting. Central Avenue M E Church celebrates 25th anniversary Nov 9 to 15 with committees named. Roberts Park M E Church marks 60th anniversary Oct 2. services and papers planned. Knights and Ladies of Honor Grand Lodge meets here next Tuesday at Pearson's Hall. Denison House headquarters. finance committee meets tomorrow. sessions begin Tuesday 8 o'clock.
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Brittain
Huron Street
Thursay
George Reisner
Meridian-street Church
Egypt
Fred A. Hackney
Woodlawn Avenue
Fern Leaf Club
Capitol Council
Tomlinson Hall
J. M. Phipps
Philippines
Manila
China
Willard Beck
Boston Conservatory of Music
Marion County Agricultural and Horticultural Society
Statehouse
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California
J. J. Milhouse
United States
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Samuel Gullinger
North Webster
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Mapleton
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Trinity
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Roberts Park M. E
Roberts Chapel
E. Bacon
John W. Ray
Anna Baggs
John Wilkes
Grand Lodge of Knights and Ladies of Honor
New Order
Pearson's Hall
Delaware Street
Denison House
Parade Awards Board Formed for Festival Week Review
Chairman Negley secured Maj. J. E. Macklin to act as president of the board of awards for the fraternal parade during festival week. Members include Capt. W. W. Daugherty and Lieut. Harry R. Campbell. Uniform rank companies report progress to Captain Power. prizes consist of flags displayed at Badger Furniture Company windows.
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Negley
J. E. Macklin
Eleventh Infantry
V. A
W. W. Daugherty
Harry R. Campbell
Captan Power
Badger Furniture Company
Princeton Pounds Lehigh in Second Half to Win 23 0
Princeton defeats Lehigh 23 to 0 after a scoreless first half. Burke achieves a sensational 90 yard run, Vetterlein kicks a field goal, and Hart plus Kafer add touchdowns as Princeton overpowers Lehigh with heavy line play and strong returns.
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Princeton
N. J
Lehigh
Butler
Burke
Vetterlein
Frabaugh
Henry
Hart
Kafer
Wetterlein
Davis
Brasher
Galvin Rlae
Geare de Witt
Landefeld Henry
Dornin
Brushire
L. Festa Deveny
de Witt
S. McClare
University of Pennsylvania
Yale Defeats Amherst 23 to 0 in New Haven
Yale overwhelmed Amherst 23 to 0 as Yale forwards pierced the line repeatedly. Captain Chadwick scored early, with McClintock converting. Winslow added a 27 yard dash in the second half, while Palmer, Varnum, McClintock, Vanderpoel, and Chadwick credited with touchdowns. Bowman kicked two goals.
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Yale
Amherst
Chadwick
McClintock
Rushing
Winslow
Quill
Griswold Bowman
W. C. Wartenberg
L. T. Bliss
Worthington
Tay
Pierce Palmer Howard Varnum McClintock
Vanderpooel
Farmer
Bowman
Harvard conquers Bates 2–0 in low-scorer
Harvard 2 Bates 0 as Crimson show improvement. Four touchdowns and two goals amid a 15 minute halves. Lineups list Harvard's Jones Littig Thurston Wright and others against Bates with Piper Lindsey Meier scoring and Barnard Daly kicking. Umpire Hallowell and referee Murchie noted. In Hagerstown Md Benjamin Thompson dies from injuries at age 23 in Martinsburg West Virginia incident.
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Bates
Crimson
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Littig
Thurston Wright
Black
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Daly
Allen
Burkholder Piper
Stillman
Towne Tenney
Lindsay
Kendall Graydon
Meier
Ice
Briggs
J. W. Hallowell
Murchie
Randall
Clement
Piper
Lindsey
Barnard
M T H S And Wabash Tie In Stiff High School Match
In Crawfordsville Indiana on October 4 Indianapolis Manual Training High School tied Wabash 0 0 after a hard fought game. Hamlet and Heintz scored touchdowns for the home side while both teams failed on kicks. Wabash showed heavier players but less speed than the training school team.
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Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
Ind
Indianapolis Manual Training High School
Wabash
Indianapolis
Culver
Warren J. Shideler
Hamlet
Heintz
Clouser
Marion, Muncie clash headlines busy Indiana football day
Local high school football results span Marion 3 0 over Muncie and Hammond 6 over Whiting with injuries to Ed Kaucher and Robert Holzman. Other scores include Wabash 10 Gas City Owls, Anderson 11 Alexandria 5, South Bend 12 Elkhart 0, LaPorte 16 Michigan City 0, Terre Haute 12 Indiana Normal 5, Sheridan 17 Shortridge 0.
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Indianapolis Journal
South Bend
Ind
Elkhart High School
Laporte
Michigan City High School
Terre Haute
Terre Haute High School Today
Indiana Normal School
Sheridan
First Meeting of Local Council of Women at Propylaeum
The Local Council of Women begins its season with a 2:20 p m gathering at the Propylaeum next Tuesday. Prof Coulter of Purdue University will speak on The Gospel of Modern Science. Miss Adam of Matinee Musicale will sing Folk Songs. Baldwin Co. lent a piano. Members and friends of affiliated societies are welcome.
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Propylaeum
Coulter
Purdue University
Adam
Baldwin & Co
Police arrest of George Green for loitering with horse sale
George Green, a colored man, was arrested by detective Timothy Splan last night on a loitering charge. He attempted to sell a horse and buggy for $3 to Sam Miller of 710 East Washington Street, but could not explain the source of the team. The horse and buggy were taken to the police station.
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George Green
Timothy Splan
Green
Sam Miller
East Washington Street
Alice Cullen musicale at Propylaeum nets $100 for school
Miss Alice Cullen presented a musicale at the Propylaeum last Tuesday night to aid the technical school. The event raised about $100 and participants and organizers wish to extend thanks to the musicians, assistants, and the city press for their support.
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Alice Cullen
Propylaeum
Mansfield Signs with Richmond Roller Polo Club
Mansfield, a top midwest roller polo player, rejected Clinton Mass for a contract with the Richmond club in the Western League announced in Richmond Indiana on October 4.
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Indianapolis Journal
Richmond
Ind
Ade Mansfield
Middle West
Clinton
Mass
Ancients and Honorable Artillery Head to Cleveland
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company, about 250 strong, left Boston today on a special train for Cleveland where the 265th fall field day event will be celebrated by the organization.
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Boston
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Cleveland
Snowstorm Rages in Colorado Mountains Affecting Prospectors
A furious snow storm with high winds sweeps Colorado mountains, hitting areas near Como and the Alpine tunnel. Prospectors living in tents face severe hardship as the storm intensifies.
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Denver
Col
Como
Alpine Tunnel
Aladdin dominates Harlem Tecumseh handicap in muddy track
Chicago reports Aladdin wins the Tecumseh handicap at Harlem by a length and a half over Flying Torpedo in a mile and three furlongs race. Little Elkin is third as a list of winners includes Chickadee and Fairbury amid muddy weather and reduced field.
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Aladdin
Harlem
Flying Torpedo
Little Elkin
Lucien Appleby
Alaska
Chickadee
Fairbury
Gregor K
Obstinate
Simon
Banish
Oakley Postponement Forces Oakley Meeting Continuation
Cincinnati October 4 Thousands of light harness fans faced disappointment as Oakley track conditions ruined the closing day Grand Circuit program. Management announced Monday races will finish the card, excluding the Ohio purse for 2:11 trotters, 10,000, the 2:06 pace, and Dan Patch trial to break pacing record. Officials considered moving Ohio stakes to Lexington but delayed final decision.
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Oakley
Ohio
Dan Patch
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Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Meet Opens in Lexington
The thirtieth annual Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Association meeting starts Tuesday and runs ten days. A total of 764 entries fill the contests, including thirteen stake races and twenty-two class races with purses ranging from $2,000 to $14,000. Bidding is slow.
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Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
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McDowell
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Johnson
the West
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Eeu
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Wilson
Racing Stable Sales At Gravesend Paddock Prompt Record
The Gravesend paddock sold the McLenee & Co racing stable led by Gold Heels and Major Daingerfield for large sums with Gold Heels bought by jockey Winnie O'Connor. Other top prices included Hundred, Fulson Birch, Fair Rosalind, Stamping Ground, Muzie, and more, as well as Hal Clipper sold to Joshua Davis in Richmond Indiana. A Lexington sale of Hightend stock farm trotters also produced purchases by A Houseman and R L Tayted.
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Gravesend
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Major Cat
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Thord
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Torso-The Gossip
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Imp. Star
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Hackensack
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Imp
O'Brien
Indianapolis Journal
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Ind
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Terre Haute
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Flint Jolly
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Lexington
Memphis
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Eckla
A. Houseman
York
Alfred G
Nache
Roca B
Charlie Herr
R. L. Tayted
Very Successful Close of a Very Succ cessful Meet in Louisville
The Louisville horse show ends as crowds confirm plans for a $29.00 coliseum for future events. Florida the saddle mare, ridden by Miss Alice Castleman of London, England, wins the matinee with Corinthian class honors going to Castleman. Notables include P F Collier of New York and Dr Wentz’s stable, Lord Golden and others, leading money winners.
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London
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Mise Castleman
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New York
Thomas W. Lawson
Robert Aull
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George Pepper
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Kansas City
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Golden II
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