Young Michigan coachs free hand in new gridiron season
Ann Arbor dispatch profiles University of Michigan football as Tad Wieman begins his first year as head coach with Kipke stepping aside. Fielding H. Yost remains an adviser while Kipke builds a young squad with eight veterans and potential playmakers at quarterback end and backfield.
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Hudkins Victorious in San Francisco Fight for purse
Ace Hudkins known as The Nebraska Wildcat won a $13,000 purse in a fight with Charles Belanger after the California athletic commission held up both fighters' purses, calling it not a legitimate bout but a hippodrome. Superior Court Judge Walter Herginger ruled the commission had no right to withhold Hudkins' share.
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Indians Rise to Third as Stars Lead They Battle for Pennant
Indians show sharp improvement since midseason, moving to third place behind strong play from Billy Evans and Roger Peckinpaugh. Lew Fonseca’s return at first and Joey Sewell shifting to third fuel a solid infield and outfield recruitments, while Olympic boxing stars Labarra Fields and other talents highlight a year of notable athletic performances.
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Manchester Grid Squad shows rookie emphasis this season
Manchester Ia Sept 6 1929 first football practice at the high school draws 35 players four lettermen return Captain Merle Hooshagen Leonard Darey Noble Young are backs end Jimmy Reisner tackle Harold Fletcher not in school Vilas Markee out with scalp wound but new players such as Wendt Strath han Keenan Bangs Pulliam Hintz Slack show potential Slack once sub back dropped points last year for extra points Bangs and Hintz saw second squad time Coach Kenneth E Greene third straight year expects to rebuild after major graduation schedule includes Vinton Arlington Central City Marlon Anamosa Independence Monticello with several open dates
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Major League Leaders Summary From The National And American Leagues
The report lists top leaders: batting Phil Rizzuto and Carl Hubbell context by league, with categories including runs batted in hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. Notable names include Hornsby O'Doul Foxx Gehringer Simmons Ruth and Ruth in homer counts, with teams Cubs Phillies Athletics Tigers Yankees and Pirates represented.
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Tee Shots Count and Golf Debate Echoes Across Links
Former New York Giants pitcher notes golf is driven by tee shots as Wile MacFarlane challenges a duffer to show drive power. The duffer helps MacFarlane by straight long drives while Witte struggles with sliced tee shots. The piece recalls Joe Jackson leading the American League with .491 sixteen years ago and Joe Dautchet’s .370 National mark.
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Movie Extra to Battle Sarah in Tournament Final
Helen Marlowe a Hollywood movie extra reaches the girls national tennis final to face 16 year old Sarah Palfrey of Boston for the title. Palfrey beat Evelyn Parsons 6 3 6 3. Marlowe defeated Minnie Palfrey 6 1 6 4.
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To Tobacco Tribute Ad in a Triangles Style
An ornate advertisement extols tobacco in the voice of Robert Ingersoll. It claims leaves bring peace and companionship to the lonely and imprisoned, easing minds and easing fear with smoke that calms and illuminates.
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Pirates Rout Redlegs 10-5 Behind Strong Bouncing Hitters
Pittsburgh backed by a 10-5 victory over Cincinnati as Red Lancas struggled against a lineup that included Waner Traynor and Brame. Bartell, Hemsley, and Walker delivered key hits while Brame earned the win in a 2:29 game.
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Griffith Faces Damage Suit in Sioux City Court
Sioux City Iowa September 1962 Griffith known heavyweight boxer faces a civil damages suit for 1000 dollars filed by a local storage firm or indecisive claimant after an automobile collision earlier this year. The case lists the lawyer as the opponent and a judge as referee in what is described as a different kind of fight.
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New York University Holds First Hard Scrimmage of Season
Farmingdale N Y Sept 6 U R The first hard scrimmage of the eastern football season was held yesterday by the New York University football squad. Coach Chick Meehan directed a severe 60 minute contact drill with George Chalmers a sophomore end the outstanding performer.
Hornsby Faces Contempt Charge May Lose Playing Time
Rogers Hornsby, former Cardinal and Chicago Cubs second baseman, faces contempt of court and possible jail after a notary public filed the citation in a suit seeking $5,250 in attorney fees from Frank J. Quinn. A circuit court order may delay or carry out the punishment, with a October court date noted for action.
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