Iowa Hawkeyes Seek Victory at Chicago to Start Big Nine Run
Iowa fans anticipate a Saturday clash at Stagg Field with Chicago as Amos Alonzo Stagg’s Maroons host Iowa. Iowa’s McLain Glassgow and Armil lead a veteran backfield against Chicago’s two-squad practice, aiming to end a 27 year skid in the series. The game features 3000 Hawkeye supporters, a 75 piece band, and a weight-focused comparison between the two teams.
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October Blossoms and Banter in Town
A collage of autumn verse describes October’s colors and nature scenes with asters, goldenrod, and spider webs, alongside light quips about canaries, Bab Ruth, and inventions. Juxtapositions include Shaw’s remark, a new trousers press idea, and football helmet notes plus sport nostalgia.
French tennis team wins in Kansas City
French stars Pierre Landry Henri Cochet and Christian Boussus beat local players in Kansas City Cochet defeated Junior Coen 9 7 6 3 while Boussus rallied to beat Wray Brown 1 6 8 6 3 Darkness stopped the decisive doubles set Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines defeated Landry 3 6 6 1 8 6 as the Americans claimed one win before the trio headed to New York for their voyage home
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Fights Last Night A P Strikes In Ring Tangles
AP reports Montreal Al Foreman mocked Chatot in Montreal. Guba outpointed O Dowd. Kersch outpainted Duty in Detroit. Kellar outpointed Sparks in Cleveland. Sekyra outpointed Rocco in Youngstown. McTiernan defeated Dickerson in California. Skeletons of about 80 000 horses found near a settlement of ancient men near Solutre France.
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Yankees Chief Warns that Overconfidence Ruined
New York, Oct 11. Miller Huggins, taciturn skipper of the world champion Yankees, warned that overconfidence toppled the St Louis Cardinals after a 48 to 1 favorite tag and Alexander's rough first start. He hinted at rebuilding plans, including possible changes at third base, while stressing caution about the future.
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Harris in Detroit amid job talk for 1929 baseball club
The Balance states Bucky Harris registered at a Detroit hotel Monday and rumor spread he sought a 1929 job with the Detroit club. officials denied Harris was in the city. The piece also notes a Dubuque Telegraph-Herald critic scoffing at an upcoming East High game and recalls Hoyt’s early slapping incident and later dignity, plus Rochester’s one-point International League title margin over Britain and lingering disputes with Buffalo.
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Yankees eye reserve backs and new talent for next season
The report notes reserve backs Grabowski and Collins and additions to the pitching corps to be considered later. Yankees add two young infield recruits from the Pacific Coast League Oakland club Lyn Lary and Jimmy Reese, with more talent expected. Hugelus plans to assert himself next spring as the team seeks another pennant. Badgers lack drive under coach Thistlethwaite after Notre Dame win. Red Davidson shines in 50-yard run in scrimmage. Hoosier punters drilled as Indiana prepares for Michigan with Shields and Swihart taking long punting practice.
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Russell Smith Marries in Carbondale Ceremony
E. Russell Smith former Navy guard and Illinois football standout wed Irene Reiss in Carbondale on October 11. The ceremony united notable athletes from the Naval Academy and U of I era, with local officials and family in attendance.
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Michigan's Secret Practice Behind Barred Gates
In Ann Arbor Michigan the Wolverines hold secret practice sessions behind barred gates this week ahead of Saturday's game with Indiana A wide variety of plays will be uncorked against the Hoosiers.
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Golf champions play it in rough greens
Florida West Coast Champion f led for La Jolla Open Mid American Owen 1528 om Yes I would say that It is advisable for the long putts in some and perhaps in most cases The ball can be chipped over rough spots with greater accuracy than it can be rolled over them with a putter The mashie tron is the best club to use for this sort of stroke
Nagurski to return to fullback for Purdue clash
Minneapolis Oct 11 University of Minnesota scrimmages show weak turnout among varsity units. Coach Spears plans to move Bronko Nagurski back to fullback for the Purdue game Saturday after a prior position shift due to his poor showing last week.
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Ruth Ruth Pays Visit to Al Smith at New York Hotel
The victorious Yankees ended the world series and began plans for a barnstorming tour. Babe Ruth and team owner Jacob Ruppert and manager Miller Huggins visited Gov. Alfred E. Smith at his hotel, sharing jokes about radio bans and campaign Barnstorming plans.
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