Big Ten Mentors Rearrange for Saturday Showdowns
Chicago coach A A Stage plans a new power offense against Purdue at Stagg Field after a surprise win over Indiana. Ohio State's Sam Willaman worries about overconfidence after beating Michigan as Wisconsin reshuffles with Tory Oman set to start. Zuppke and Thistlethwaite also adjust lineups as Minnesota Northwestern and Iowa eye upcoming games.
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Al Singer Defeats Abad in Charity Show at Madison Square Garden
The Palestine relief fund gained 13 000 as a result of a charity boxing program at Madison Square Garden. About 19 000 fans paid roughly 100 000 dollars to attend the five bout, headlined by Al Singer of the Bronx beating Davey Abed of Philadelphia in 10 rounds. Ruby Goldstein defeated Joe Reno by technical knockout in round three. Jack Berg beat Bruce Flowers in a decision, marking his third straight win.
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al Singer
Bronx
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Ghetto
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Trenton
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Jack Berg
Bruce Flowers
New Rochelle
New York Hockey Teams Report for Early Camps
New York Rangers and American hockey squads begin training camp preparations. Les Patrick schedules the Rangers to meet in Springfield Massachusetts on Friday. Lionel Conacher calls the Americans to assemble in New Haven Connecticut on Monday. The season opens November 17 at Madison Square Garden.
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Waterlon First and Commission win three straight in league
Waterlon First and Commission bowling teams swept three games from Ath's Hawks in a Commercial League series at Waterlon alleys. Bills posted a 210 game to lead scoring, with team totals near 980.
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Iowa Hawkeyes prepare for Wisconsin clash after tough Illinois tie
Iowa City journalists report the Hawkeyes seek stronger offense and tougher defense to blunt Wisconsin. They note a 7 to 7 tie with Illinois, a reinvigorated line, and improved tackling from Ely and Roberts while captain Glassgow aims to recover from an injury for the Badger game.
Badgers Face Tough Western Schedule and Notre Dame After Oct Loss
Wisconsin football coaches worry over a heavy Western Conference slate with Purdue Chicago Minnesota and Iowa ahead. A 19 to 0 defeat by Notre Dame showed limited team cohesion, though Tory Oman impressed with a 77 yard punt and strong ball carrying. Coach Thistlethwaite plans intensified practice as key backs Oman and Graebner receive focus and Iowa's Pete Westra looms as a disruptive blocker.
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Pete Westra
Apys
Thisllethwaite
Bing Miller Honored by Vinton Fans in Big Homecoming
In Vinton Iowa Oct 22 Bing Miller the world series star received a hero’s welcome with speeches by local leaders and family. The event crowned him with a trophy and praised his sportsmanship and leadership while noting his ties to Vinton and plans to hunt with Eddie Collins.
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Robert W. Kessler
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Clinton
Eddie Cullins
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American Legion Auxiliary
Lowe Swimmer Sets New Mark at Exhibition Meet
Frank Conway of Des Moines edged Steve Nielsen of St. Louis in the 10 yard breaststroke during a Des Moines exhibition before 1,000 homecoming fans. The freshman clocked 1:16, beating Merlin F. Carter of Dog Moines who previously held the time at 1:12.
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Frank Conway
Des Moines
Steve Nielsen
St. Louis
Conway
Merlin F. Carter
Dog Molnes
Towa
Boxing Roundup From Night Of Quick Knockouts
Results from various cities show multiple outpoints and knockouts. Notables include Sammy Martin losing on points in Mansax City, Ginger defeating Davy Abad in New York, and Ruby Goldstein stopping Joe Reno in Trenton. Other bouts feature Willie Davies over Franklin Young in Charleston and Jackie Fields defending welterweight crown by points in San Francisco.
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Gmahn
Sammy Martin
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al Ginger
Davy Abad
Panama
Maxie Hosenbloon
Joe Sekyrn
Dayton
Wile Okun
Matt Adgle
Philadelphia
Jack Berg
England
Bruce Flowers
New Rochelle
Ruby Goldstein
Joe Reno
Trenton
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Pittsburgh
Willie Davies
Charleroi
Franklin Young
Detroit
San Francisco
Jackie Fields
Gorindones
Akron
Aorstitte
Baltimore
New Yankee Boss to Hughes Papers and Start Work
New York sports editor reports Robert Shawkey has agreed to coach the Yankees for 1930. Huggins departs, Shawkey signs soon, with Ed Barrow and Bob Connery to recall Dusty, Cooke, and Ben Chapman. The plan aims to rebuild a champion club while public opinion weighs the gamble.
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Dams J. Walsit
N.S
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Orth
Robert Shawkey
Miller Huggins
Beenie
New York Yankees
Shaw
Pennant
Shawkey
Huggins
Judge Landis
John McGraw
Connie Mack
Ed Barrow
Bob Connery
St. Paul
Stilich
Stern Reaity
Chicago Pro Eleven Releases Five Stars
Chicago professionals shake up the Cardinal club with five players released Earl Britton Fatt Elkins James Lang Louis Larson and Bill Rooney amid mid season changes. Griffiths Trempis in Sioux City reports Tul Fy Griffith wins by knockout over Texas Jack Stanley in the second round of a scheduled 10 round bout.
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Fiva
Chicago Cardinals
Earl Britton
Fatt Elkins
James Lang
Louis Larson
Bill Rooney
Griffiths Trempis
Sioux City
A.r—Tulfy Griffith
Hope
Texas Jack Stanley
Stanley
Lerian the Phillies catcher dies in auto accident
Walter Lerian Philadelphia National League catcher died from injuries after a motor truck hit him on a sidewalk in Baltimore. Driver Charles Lloyd swerved to avoid another machine and crushed Lerian. Lloyd and August Meyers were released on recognizance. Lerian joined the Phillies in 1928 and played 104 games in 1929 with a .292 average.
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Baltimore
Walter Lerian
Philadelphia
Poller
Charles Lloyd
Letlan
Lloyd
August Meyers
Trish Gridders in Poor Shape Before Carmel Tech Clash
Notre Dame reports three injured players Manfred Verle Paul O Connor and Tom Kassis will miss the upcoming game against Carnegie Tech. Larry Mullins fullback is also sidelined but may play if he recovers in time. In Kansas Lawrence chalk talk shows Hergiss leading a Signals practice as KU prepares for Iowa State next weekend.
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Ind
Wisconsin
Manfred Verle
Paul O'Connor
Tom Kassis
Team Physicians State
Larry Mullins
Lawrence
Kan
Gonch Hergiss
Iports
Kansas University
Iowa State
Wolverines hold indoor practice amid rain
Ann Arbor October 22 Coach Harry Kipke shifted the Wolverines to the indoor fieldhouse for practice due to bad weather. Hudson again started at right halfback replacing Bill Heston in the backfield. Burgess leaves lineup with injuries from Saturday.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Harry Kipke
Wolverines
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Bill Heston
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