Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-14

MUNCIE BRINGS
GOOD ELEYEN


which plays the Indianapolis club eleven
at Eagles Park, next Sunday, boasts Of
a number OF star players, several Of whom
have had experience on college elevens.
Other members have played on teams
while in the service.
HILL who plays left end on the MBncie
eleven, is a former Purdue man, while
Turner, left tackle, is an Indiana player.
Doolittle. right half, was the Great
Lakes team. and is considered the best
ground gamer on the visitors team.
Strohme, center, and Dutch Pearson,
right end, and captain of the Muncie
crew, along with T. Checkaye, right
tackle. are all fast men LOngfellOw and
Dfldne, full backs; Myers and Barkman,
half backs, and White, quarter back,
form the backfeld of the Muncie eleven.
Manager Canning ran the Purple and
White eleven through signal practice
Wednesday evening and the locals back
field showed improvement over last sun
days game. Practice win be held again
this evening at College avenue and Fall
Creek
The Rupps and St Philips elevens,
two fast midget teams, will play a cur
tain raiser, which will be called at l so
clock. To get to Eagles Park take Indi-
ana avenue car to end of line and walk
two blocks north.
The Muncia Avondaies, who were
scheduled to meet the Ferndales on Fern
kiale field Sunday, have cancelled on ac-
#tount Of injuries to four of their players
received in d game last Sunday. In their
place the Ferndale mana cement has
booked the Newcastle Painters, q team
composed Of eX-cOllege players that has
been going good this season. having held
the strong Marion A. A. to Is to 0 score
last Sunday. In line with its policy Of
bringing only the strongest State teams
here, the Ferndales announce that the
fast Arlington team will appear on Fern
dale field a week from Sunday. The
Ferndale field is at the end of the West
Tenth street line and excellent arrange
meRts have been made for handling
crowds.
The Belmont Athletic Club team viii
hold its usual practice tonight on Bel
mont field at Z 80 o'clock. All players
desiring to appear in Sundays lineup
against the strong Greenwood team are
requested to report Any fast State
team that Is wanting games is asked
to get in touch with r. +. Eddy, 224G
West Washington street. or phone Bel
mont 4045 and ask fer Bob.
Rowland's collegian eleven is in
good shape for it's opening game with
the Frankfort Independents at Frank
fort. Ind. next Sunday. Chez, former
Haskell star, is out with the squad.
the team next Sunday.
The Keystone Tigers will play the
Western Independents Sunday at the
Tigers field at 3 O'Clock. Practice will
be held this evening at so o'clock.
Players who expect to get into Sundays
game must be present at this workout
Games are desired In the 100 pound
.lasS. Can Drexel 500 and ask for Leo
All Military A. A players are requested
10 attend practice tonight and Sunday
morning. Games are being booked with
the best local teams. Call Drexel 7499
: snd ask for Joe Riverside A A, Gar
delds and Southeasterns take notice
a The Belmont seconds viii meet the HI
vLos Sunday at Rhodius Park at 2
: o'clock. Practice will be held tonight
Z For games call Main 470S and ask for
James Thompson.
EDINBCRG, Ind, Oct. 1.-THE Edin-
burg A. C.s, representing southern Indi-
ana, wish to book games TO be played at
home or abroad The Edinburg team rs
composed Of ex-college and ex -service
> men and a game is wanted for next Sun
day. Arlington, Muncie, LOgansport and
others take notice. Address Arch Hasch,
secretary. Fdinbur2. Ind.