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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-31
Illinois Prepares
for De PGuUU Game
on Next Saturday

URBANA, Ill, Oct. S1.--Coach Zuppke
Of the University Of Illinois football
team started today printing his warriors
for the game with De PAW on Illinois
Field next Saturday. Although the game
Is not a Conference contest, the 1llini
mentor is anxious to win over the Hoo
sier aggregation.
Illinois Is gradually blossoming out,
much Improvement being noted each
week. The Michigan game Saturday was
a hard fought affair, and had Illinois
good place kicker, the game should have
at least been tie, as two chances were
presented for Zuppke's men to kick goal.
As it was the efforts failed miserably.
Two Illini were taken out Of the Michi-
gan game on account of injuries. Carney,
an end, who has been suffering from
game knee received last year, twisted
his game member Saturday and this may
put him on the side lines for the re
mainder of the season. Veteran Jack
Crangle, who was In the hospital early
last week with fever, was taken out soon
after the start Saturday and it is likely
that Zuppke viii not work him against
De PAW Saturday.
Sentiment on the Illinois campus in
diCates that the fans are with the team,
even If they have been losing regularly,
and with the team showing improvement
each game, should be able to give Chicago
and Ohio State, the remaining conference
opponents, hard battles.
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Manual and Sheridan
Battle to ScOreless Tie

Despite a field which was sea Of
mud and water and made the ball hard
to handle and slowed up the backfields,
Manual and Sheridan battled to a score
less tie at Sheridan Saturday IN one of
the hardest fought high school games Of
the year The battle was sea saw affair
with first one team and then the other
holding the advantage. Both aggregations
lacked sufficient power to shove over a
touchdown when within striking distance
OF the goal
In the first quarter Manual presented
on" on az ward Inc, where II was as lost on
downs. Sheridan was on the Manual ten
yard line in the third quarter, but lost
tho ball on a tumble Uarmeson and
Reichel starred for Manual while ..
Purr. Northam. Bittner aud Weaver were
the best performers for Sheridan.
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Local Grid Notes
FERNDALES BEAT
MI[NCIE Z TO 0

Tho fans who braved tho bal weather
yesterday Wore treatoi 10 q grid battle
worth seeing when the FeruI1lHs de
fcated the Muncis Offers More team 81
tight contest. : TO D. Tho FerudHlr
touchdown came IN the second period AS
the result, OF q march down the field
through tho Muncie line the bail being
taken over from the yard line by
Sapp. Hopkins kicked goal A number
Of forward passes were tried by both
clevens. but the slippery ball caused most
OF them to 60 Rstray The Fcrnda!as
had the ball In Muncie territory almost
all Of the time. In a curtain raiser tho
West Parks defeated tho Shamrocks. "a
to 0. NEXT Sunday tho Hartford City
eleven win DO at Fcrndalo field.
The game scheduled for Eagles park
yesterday between the indianapolis Foot
hau club team and the Frankfort eleven
was called off by tina management Of the
local team due to the fact that the rain
OF Saturday had left the field IN such
condition that play would have been I'm
possibla-
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Saturday Football
INDIANA TEAMS.

ANDAANA LEAhos
Notre Dame, IS; Indiana, 7.
Iowa. 13; Purdue, g.
De PAW, 81; Georgetown, 0.
Earlham- Western State Normal, post
poned until today.
OTHER GAMES.
Army, 50; SusQuehanna, 0.
Alabama 4 L93q,is5ianai I
amherst, 20; Hamilton, 0.
Arizona. "A: Texas Urnies, 0.
Amherst, 20; Hamilton, Q.
sAIbion. II; HiusdaIe. 0.
AugusUana, IS; Monmouth, I.
Baylor, 10; southwestern, 0.
Beloit. IS; Knox, Z
Boston College, 0; FOrdham. 0.
Bucknell, Il Catholic I. O.
Boston, "a Rhode Island State. 9.
Carnegie Tech, 90; Allegheny, O.
Centre, 6; Harvard, 0.
Cornell, SO, Dartmouth, Z.
Colgate, : +; New York, Z.
Case, IS; Heidelberg, 0.
Chicago, 80; Colorado, 0.
Creighton, Il; Xavier, Z.
Colby, 8 Maine. 0.
Colorado Aggies, - Colorado College. 0.
California, u Washington. 0.
Detroit. Il; Tulane, O.
Denver. . Wyoming, 9.
L Of \. Carolina, 10 L. Of Maryland, 7.
Florida, 81 Howard 0.
Georgia. Z; Auburn, 0.
Georgetown, 2S; George Washington, 0.
Gettysburg, u; Dickinson, 0.
Gonzaga Z; Montana, .
Hobart. q; MON, 7.
Johns Hopkins, A West Nd, 0.
James MuIIkin, I; Rolla School Of
Mines, 0.
Kansas, q; Kansas Aggies, I.
Kenyon. Z; Otterbeln, I.
Lehigh, p West Va, u
Lafayette 35; Rutgers, Q.
Missouri 6; Drake. 0.
Miami, q; Dennison, 0.
Michigan, 8: Illinois, 0.
Nariette. 20: ". Va, Wesleyan. 0.
Marquette, 7; Michigan AggIes. o.
Muhlenberg, !: swarthmore, s.
Nuskingum 50; Dayton, 0.
Navy, q; Bethany, 0.
Nortith Dakota !, rs AAggies. 5.
Nebraska. n: Oklahoma, o.
New Hampshire, II Bates, O.
IS North Carolina, Z Y. ". l.. :.
0berlin, p Ohio Wsesleyan.. 0.
Ohio Northern, 50. Hiram. 0.
Ohio L, 80; Baldwin Wallace, 0.
Penn State, Is. Georgia Tech, 7.
Princeton, "a virginia. 0.
pittsburgh, e, Pennsylvania 0.
Stanford, j Oregon Aggtes, Z
Tufts. Il: Wesleyan, X
Trinity, e. Stevens, 0.
Utah. II: Idaho, 7.
Vanderbilt. II: Tennessee, 0.
Vermont. II; Massachusetts, Aggies, Z.
Washington and Lee. "a; Va, Poly, o.
Wisconsin, 81 Minnesota. O.
Wooster, Z; Western Reserves, O.
Wlttenherg, 7; Cincinnati, 2.
Washington and Jefferson, II; SYRIA
cuse, 10
Washington, .: Ames 0.
Williams, 20: Columbia, 0.
Yale, ~; Brown, 7.
HIGH SCHOOLS.
Manual O.; Sheridan, 0.
Evansville Central. q; Princeton, 10.
Linton, 80; Petersburg. 0.
Noblesville S. Westfeld, 0.
Jefferson (Lafayette), 6 Monticello O.
Boonville, IS; Huntingburg, 6.
Richmond. Is; Elkhart, 0.
Greenfield. u: EIwood, 6.
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Purdue CrOss-COuntry
Team Defeats Chicago

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct 81-The dual
cFosS-cOuntry meet between Chicago and
Purdue, held before the Iowa Purdue
football game, was, before the start, cut
to four miles Purdue won. As to 10.
The entire Boiler Maker team finished
before a single Chicago man crossed the
tape The course was very muddy and
slippery The runners had to run the
last hundred yards throJ Oh three inches
Of water. The Purdue team finished in
the follow GE order: Furnas, Captain
Harris, Goodman, Dye, Magruder,
Pease Terry. The tine for the four
miles w8s 20 minutes and 30 seconds.
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Washington Park Saturday for a political
campaign, but IL was a different brand
Of mud singing. Real mud.
It was remarkable attendance for
such wet day.
Second string backs started for Netre
Dame, but when Indiana tied the score
Coach ROckne shot his regulars into the
fray. The difference was apparent i'm
mediately.
the Irish. 1t pays to knock 'em out Of
the way.
Scouts from West Point were in the
stands watching every move OF Rocknes
men. n. d. meets tho Army next Sat-
urday.
Substitutions we're numerous on both
sides Saturday. 1t was almost impos-
sible to keep up with the changes.
A 90 to 10 victory over De PAW, SO
to over Purdue and 2S to over Indi-
ana leaves little doubt as to which is
the best eleven in the State. Hats of
to n. D.
Second only to Centres defeat Of Har-
ward an upset accomplishment was
Purdue's showing against Iowa. 1t
wasn't so much the fact that the Boiler
makers held Iowa close that caused Con
ference followers to gasp, but the sim-
Pile ana undeniable fact that the Diets
men presented a more versatile HttGck
than the conQuerors of Illinois and Notre
Dame An analysis OF the game shows
that Purdue actually made eight FIRST
downs as against seven for Iowa and
gained a total Of 1870 yards TO Iowa's ll5.
Iowa followers can't attribute the close
score to q muddy field. Any team that
can tumble the bah as much as tae
BoilermAkcrs In dry weather certainly
deserve the credit when they hang onto
IT on day like Saturday.
The back field in motion" penalty
should have been stricken from the rules
Saturday. Amy back field that could get
in motion on lndlanas gridirons OIL
such Z day deserved anything but a
penalty.
Illinois 3 to defeat at the hands Of
Michigan was a tough one TO lose, but
ii hasn't been so long ago since the
fuckers won the Big Ten title on game
that was even tougher on Ohio State than
Saturdays game was on Illinois.
The Big Ten race is half over, with
the result that half Of the teams are
just about hslr as big as they were at
the start or the race.
The football card for this week which
features Indiana eleyenS Is one OF the
best or the season. Notre Dame and
De PAW win carry Hoosier colors on
outside invastons this week that mean
whole lot to the standing OF Indiana
IL the football world. The Irish 60 Eas;
for their annual tussls With the Army
eleven while lie PAW VIII go to trbana
for a crack At the Illinois warriors Of
Zuppke.
Purdue and wabash Will hold homo
coming sessions this week the Boiler
makers meeting Northwesteyn while Wa
bash VIII tackle James MIllkin Proc
poets look bright for Hoosier victories
in both instances despite the fact that
Mulikin holds a more decisive win over
AugustanA than does wabash
Pat Pages battered Butler gridders
viii tackle Chicago ! " c A. College
AZ Irwin Geld Saturday IN what should
prove one Of tho hardest games on the
Blue and white schedule Last year
the Chicago team gave Butler an awful
scare. although the Pagemen man0geo
TO win BY a . TO score This year every
man on the Windy City teame OF last
year ia playing again aud their record
this season has been unusually impress
sive.
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Football Ring Amateurs and Other
Iowa and Illinois May
Go East Next Season

CHICAGO, Oct. 31.-Now that the
scalps Of two of the Big Three East
ern football teams are hanging from
the belts of the West and South,
several Western Conference schools
are cunning for Old Eli
Reports today were that arrange
monts were practically completed for
Iowa to go East next year to play
Yale, although no home-and-home
series proposition would be consid-
cred by Yale.
Howard Jones, who developed tho
powerful Iowa team this year, is a
brother of Tad Jones, the Yale coach.
Negotiations for the EOwa-Yal game
started year ago, but Yale believed
iowa would have too strong an eleven
this year and postponed the closing
for one year.
Negotiations are sisO undor way for
= tWO-year contract between Illinois
and Harvard, providing for home
and-hOme games.
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Negro Runner Wins

stone, negro runner, representing the
Thompson Steel A. A. Of Pittsburgh, yes
terday won the national A A t. ten
mile championship at Glenpark, Yonkers.
Willie Ritola Finnish American A. c..
winner of the Metropolitan A. A. U. ten
mile title two weeks ago, was second. J.
Hennigan Dorchester Club. Boston, was
third John Gray, Enterprise a. c., Phil
adelphia, fourth, and Fred Fuller. Dor
chester. Boston, ex-hclder of tho title,
fifth.
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Dayton Downs Thorpe's
Cleveland Team, 3 to 2

DAYTON, Ohio Oct. 31-The Dayton
Triangles earned an unusual scored vic.
tory when they defeated Jim Thorpe's
Cleveland Tigers. Sunday, to . The
Tigers earned their two points when
bad pass in the second period caused the
ball to drop behind the Triangle line and
q Triangle player recovered it. giving
Cleveland points.
In the third quarter Hathaway. who
did not start the game, due to injuries.
was called from the bench and kicked
one from placement from the 25-yard
line, giving the Triangles three points.
This is the first defeat for Thorpe s
team this vear
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Riverside A. AS Defeat
Strong Spades Eleven

On field that was so soggy that q
Iast ana open attack was impossible q
large crowd witnessed the Riverside
As dcfeat the Spades by a score Of 20
to O. The A. As started It off with
two touch downs In the first quarter
McAvoy carried the oval 10 the ten yard
line With D. Weaver making line
plunge for a touch down A few minutes
later O Weaver went around end for
touch down. In the second quarter
Hughes went around end for a touch
down. Tho fourth goal came when
eager dove five yards over the line for
a touch down. The lines brilliant head
work also was feature Of tho game
In curtain raiser tho Riverside
Trisngles defeated tho strong Pirates
eleven, 20 to 0. The Trianglos ara with
out n game for Sunday. For further in
for Bob between 80 and $50.
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Hockey Association Gets
Out of Skating Union

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 31.-The u ted
States Amateur Hockey Association de-
cided last night to withdraw from tho
international Skating Union and to make
its own association the governing body in
R egBSg Of Sem Yorf % RSaas arponted TO-
confer with officials Of the 4 A. L. to
obtain their approval. Sixteen teams are
under the supervision Of the hockey as
ISOLATION. It also was decided to change
the American rules Of the game to con-
form to the Canadian cOde by making it
legal to skate a man outside.
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De uw-Wabash Tickets
Go on Sale Thursday

Tickets for the De PAW Wabash game
will go on sale Thursday morning at tho
Claypool Hotel Drug Store, it was an
notnced by the chairman Of the Joint
alumni committee which is handling the
details Of the annual game. The contest
which Is scheduled for Nov 10 at Wash
ingron park Is attracting added attention
because Of the much Improved playing
of Dc PAW over its early form. Tho
struggle between the ancient grid rivuls
promises to draw huge crowd OF
spectators.
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Greenfield Celebrates
After ElwOOd Victory

GREENFIELD, Ind, Oct. 31.-Green-
field High School boys today held cele-
brati0n as a result Of the victory Of the
Greenfield High School football team over
ElwOod here Saturday. Greenfield won.
y to 9, on waters ked field
GreenGelds shift plays spelled defeat
for ElwoOd and with Harbaugh rushing
the ball through the Elw0sd line the
first TOUCHDOWN came In the opening
quarter. Goal was missed Elwood
opened up an assortment Of forward
pass plays in the third period and
scored a touchdown, but failed to kick
goal In the final period Greenfield again
marched to the Elwood goal line. Cook
and Harbaugh's play featuring.
A long onside kick gave Greenfield the
ball on EIwoods three-yard line near
the close Of the game Elwood showed
a stonewau defense and held for downs,
punting to midfeld as the game ended.
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State Three-CuShiOn
Billiard Meet Nov. Z

The annual State three-cusIion billiard
championship play viii start Monday aft
ernoOn, Nov. Z, at the Harry Cooler Bill
lard parIors. Seven local cue experts
will play in the contests this year, in
Guided in the list being Dick Merriam, Dr..
White, Louis Vogler, Walter Ramsey,
Harry Rubens, CIeve Kepner and Harry
Cooler.
Clyde Martin Of Terre Haute. last years
champion, viii defend his title and Is
looked at as being q strong contender for
first honors. Harry Black, the Anderson
star, and Sergeant Wildmau Of Fort Ben
1amin Harrison, who went into third
place last year, viii also be among the
entries.
Games will start each day except Sat
Urday and Sunday at 2:30 and 8 o'clock
and the public is invited to witness them
without cost. On days that the out-of-
town men play, there will be four games
played instead Of two. in ~der to save
additional trips to Indianapolis
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I1N1[[1zH |
PslS2U5co;SI
DALTON HEADS FORT SHOW.

DALTON HEADs FOkI SHOW.
Jimmy Dalton, local lightweight. and
Jack Carhone Of Martinsvule. Ind. viii
fight ten rounds as tue headIner Of the
boxing show at TT. Harrison, wednesday
night. Nov. >. This bout IS scheduled as
for tho State lightweight championship
and IS attracting considerable attention
among fighters and fans out In tha State.
The .nuer has received challenges from
Bud" P-rriu, Tommy league, Jimmy
Finley, Don Curley and others.
Bud" Conlln OF indianapolis and Pri-
vato Carpenter will open the show with
four rounds al 100 POUNDS. frankie Mol
son. local boy, and Soldier Mcclure Of
the fort viii go a Ike session az 122
pounds, and Freddie Watson OF Indian
apolis aud Benny Jacks Of Lafayette Will
travel six rounds at l1S pounds.
Flnd,ay has obtained Jack DILLON to
referee
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Cornel Sweeps Race

SYRACUSE, y. Y. Oct 31-Taking the
first five places, Cornell won the annual
invitation Syracuse cross country race
Saturdav With - points. Syracuse was
second with 70 points and Massachusetts,
Tech third with 90 points. Captain Car
ter. r. F. Brown. u. =. Brown and
Miske, ell Of Cornell tied for hrst place.
The time for the four and q half mile
course was % 40.
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California and Illinois
Arrange Annual Contests

BERKELEY, Cal, Oct. S1.-The ar
engagements are being made for annual
and University Of Illinois track and foot
ball teams Graduate Manager Luther
Nichols Of California, announced here re-
Gently. Present plans call for trips to
California I'm 1929 by the Illinois track
and football teams and for return visits
In 1922 by the California athletes. Base
ball games may be arranged later
Nichols said he thought the program
would be adOpted
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Cecil to Return

NEW YORK, Oct 31-Miss Cecil
Leitch, British womap's golf champion,
plans to return to the United States next
year to renew her quest for the United
States woman's title in which she failed
this year In announcing this today,
she said that she would play two more
visit friends in Canada and leave for Eng
land about Nov 10.
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MilIikin Wins 7 TO O

DECATUR, Ill, Oct. SL-Starting with
a rush In the first quarter after Maxwell
had recovered the bali on the enemy S
A. yard line on the kickoff. the Niillikin
football toRm battered and smashed its
way down the field for touchdown
which gave the Blue and White a to
0 victory over the R0lla Miners Saturday
afternoon.
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 31-Using his
left 10 advantage Dave Shade, tho Cali
fornia lightweight, outpoluted Joe Jock
son in the main bout al the National
Athletic Club Saturday. The contest went
the eight round limit and was filled with
good boxing from the very start The
Californian weighed 133 pounds against
Jackson's 40
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Woman Sets New Record

PARIS. Oct 31-Niss Lines Of Eng
land yesterday established worlds rec
ord for women by running 100 yards in
OIL 40. Miss BIeard Of France ran the
900 meters IN III As. The events were
IN connection with a meet between Brit
ish and French women athletes at Perish
Ing stadium.
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NBW YORK. Oct. 3I--Andy CLANCY.
the Baltimore featherwetght, and Freddy
Jacks Of England are billed to battle
twelve rounds at the Broadway Exhibi-
ton Association In BROOKLYN tonight
This will he the second meeting OF this
pair. They went fifteen rounds in Mail
son Square Garden before. and Clancy
rec aived the verdict
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Zeider Back From West

ROlly Zeider, according to his contract
with the Vernon Cluh. is a free agent
He will return to his home in TT. Wayne
Ind, and II the plans work out as ex-
! ected he may take the Fit Wayne Club
fl q re0rganized Central League. II she
Central IN its reOrganiZ zion does not
include Ft. Wayne then Zeider viii seek
q berth IS manager of some minor league
clLL IL any event he is done with play
ing ball in the Far West.
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Record Crowd Sees Big
South American Game

BUESNOS AYRES, Oct 31-Argentina
won the football championship Of South
America yesterday by defeating Uruguay
to before the largest crowd which
ever witnessed an athletic contest on this
continent Uruguay had held the title
for Rur yaars
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Collegiate Swims Dec. 2

NEW YORK, Oct. Steam compsti-
ton in the annual intercollegiate SWIM
ming championship events Will open in
this city Dec. 2, with Pennsylvania and
the City College Of New York competing
It was announced last night by the In
tercollegiate Swimming Association. Fol
lowing the team events individual con-
tests will take place March 3.
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HIGH sCuoOL RAsKET-BAII,

Bedford, At; West Baden, 8.
Bedford (Seconds), "a; Fayetteville, 3.
Pleasantville, IS; Carlisle, IA.
Pleasantyilie (Seconds), II; Carlisle
(SecOnds). 4
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Pick Up Trolley LeaguerS

Two pitchers of the Illinois Missouri
Trolley League, an Independent organiza-
been signed ny the St Louis ma jor
league clubs One Of them, John Holli-
day, ties M with the Browns. while the
other, Harry Fuller, viii join the Car
dinaIs.
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State Independent Football

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Oct. 9t.-Ths
American Legion football eleven Of Mich
igan City continued It's winning streak
here yesterday afternoon 10y defeating
tho Legion team Of Valparaiso 81 to 0.
KOKOMO, Ind, oct. 31.-Kokomo
Legion defeated the Logausport A C.,
q to 0, here yesterday.
EVANSVILLE. Ind, Oct 31-The
army officers football team OF Camp
Knox, KY. WAS defeated hero at Rosse
held, YESTERDAY. by the Crimson Giants
tho part of the Giants In thu last half
Of the game won the day for them. In
spite Of the rain p large crowd witnessed
the game The Evansville Knights OF Co
iumbus team won over the Battery +,
181st Field Artillery, team by score
Of IA to 7.
PETNRSBURG, Ind. Oct. 31-Tba
Petersburg Ramblers defeated the Jasper
Tigers here yesterday afternoon by
score OF 40 to 0.
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Him HARRIERs yICToRs.

CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Oct 31-Illinois'
cross country runners defeated Ohio and
Michigan Saturday. The first ave men
were: McGinnis, Illinois, Chute, Michi-
gan; Swanson, Illinois; Patterson. Mi
nOis, and Scott, Illinois. Time-29 On 35.
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BASKET GAMES WANTED.

ANDERSON, Ind, oct. 31.-The Ander-
son A. c. F. c. baslet-bal team wants
games with State tennis for Saturday and
Tuesday nights. The players weigh from
100 to 1870 pounds and are ex high school
players. Address II. #. Eutsler Box 425
Anderson, Ind.
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BASEBALL AT BICKNELL.

BICKNELL, Ind. Oct. 31-Tho Bick-
nell Braves and Lawrenceville (Ill. J team
played twelve innings to a 90 tie here
yesterday, darkness stopping the game.
Going to bat four runs behind in their
half Of the ninth. the locals showed over
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POCKET BILLIARD PLAY.

The pocket billiard tournament at the
ClsypOol parlOrs. where Gene Henning
j. meeting all corners and offering prizes
to the players that beat him in 100 point
matches will end next Friday night
fleming will take on two players each
until the end Of the tournament The
~-'l' No PLAYED at 2 30 In the after
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Mrs. Bundy Wins

BERKELEY, Cal. Oct 31.-8frs May
Sutton Bundy, former national singles
tennis champion, defeated Helen Wills,
national junior champion, in an exhi-
bitiOn match here Saturday, 90 6-3.