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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-16
HIGH SCHOOLS Of
INDIANA To PASS
ON SPORT RULES
|. H. S. A. A. in Open Meeting
to Bring Up Many Important
Athletic Questions.

At the annual meeting of the In
diana High School Athletic Associa.
ton in Cadle Tabernacle, Thursday.
Oct. 10, number Of proposals will
come before the organization for con-
sideration as amendments. These
proposals have been worked out by
the board of control and sent out in
pamphlet form to all of the mem.
bers so that they will be prepared to
vote on them. At the present time
there are SIC high schools affiliated
with the Indiana association.
One of the most important cues.
tons to come up will be the cutting
Of basket ball schedules to a maxi
mum of twenty games.
An effort will be made to conduct
the 1. H. S. A. A. net games under
the rules Of 1922. The new rules
with their drastic changes, including
the changed penalties for fouls in the
end zones, have not met the approval
OF the 1. H. S. A. a. The resolution
will come to vote in the open meet
ing.
A number of other important
question will come up. including the
participating in out-of-State JOURNEYS
and the date of the opening Of the
net season. Certification Of all Off
Gals in all sports will be brought be.
fore the meeting.
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KOKOMO ELEVEN
SMOTHERS TEAM
FROM CREENF |ELD
Indicated Gridders From
Jonesboro Are Opponents
Next Sunday.
By Times Special

By Ifn1eS Special
KOKONIO. Ind, Oct 16-Outplay-
inG their opponents in every depart
ment Of the game, the Kokomo Ameri-
can Legion football team crushed the
Greenfield Filters under a Al to 0 score
After the regular team had piled up
a 20 to 0 score in the opening period
Coach C. A. Sumner took his first
team off the gridiron and sent in a
second team combination. Greenfield
halted the substitutes and there was
no scoring in the second period, al
though the half ended with the ball
in Kokomo's possession first down on
the two-yard line. Time saved the
visitors.
Greenfield made three first downs
during the game. One of these came
in the last period, when Hanna. full
back. shot a thirty-yard forward pass
to Walker, quarter back, and he ran
fifteen yards before being tackled.
Red Reilly. Greenfield's center,
played a good defensive game. The
Kokomo American Legion will play
Jonesboro at Kokomo Sunday, Oct. %.
The game is attracting wide attention
in this part of the State, as these two
teams are indicated this year.
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IMPORTANT H. s.
GRID SCRAPS ON
CARD THIS WEEK
Warsaw, Sheridan and Central
of Evansville Seem Strong
at Present Time.
By HEZE CLARK

This is the week when important
football games are scheduled to be
played by high school teams of the
State. So far three high school
teams are still at the top of the
championship ladder and 1t will take
a good eleven to knock them off.
These are Warsaw, in northern In
diana, Sheridan in the central part of
the state, and Central High School
of Evansville in southern Indiana.
Warsaw does not seem to have any
games scheduled that would give a
direct line on the strength Of that
team. The top-heavy scores made in
the four games played only indicate
that Warsaw is unusually strong
and the opponents weak
Sheridan, the city that football made
famous, will play Technical high
school Saturday, at Sheridan. Sheridan
defeated Elwood IL to 0, in the first
game of the season, and Elwood de-
feated Technical II to 10, in Tech
meals first game. The east side Indi-
annapolis high school has defeated both
Logansport and Bloomfield, and the
Sheridan Technical affair is sure to be
real battle.
Central high school Of Evansville set
the Clinton high school back to the
tune Of 40 to 0 Saturday. Clinton in
other years has had good teams but
they went up against a real one Sat
urday. Manual Training high school of
indianapolis meets Central at Evans
vile Saturday. The game will be i'm.
portant as it will give a true line on
the strength Of the Ohio river eleven.
Manual Loses.
Manual lost a hard-fought battle
with Peru Saturday by a 3-to-0 score.
a field goal in the last minute of play
Following Manual tumble spelled de.
feat for the Indianapolis team.
Shortridge will be the only Ind.
annapolis high school team to play on
its own field this week. Shortrfdge
will meet Brazil High School at the
Butler College athletic field Friday.
Brazil lost to Garfield High School Of
Terre Haute Saturday by 27.to-0
score. However. Garfield is reported
to have an unusually strong team.
Cathedral High School of Indian
apolis will meet Wiley High School at
Terre Haute Saturday Wiley is re-
ported TO have even stronger team
than Garfield.
There is a game scheduled to be
played at Elwood on Wednesday be-
tween Elwood High School and Peru
High School that is important.
Sheridans 81 too victory over
Richmond puts the team from the
east end of the State out of the cham
pionship race. Linton High School
defeated Princeton High School. SO to
10. Perhaps Linton again has a team
Of the class that at one time played
in that city. Newcastle halted Nun
Gle 10 to 0. Bicknell defeated Peters
burg 40 to 0. These appear to be all
the important games played Saturday
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BUTLER ELEVEN
GIVES SURPRISE
PARTY To ILLINI
Griggs Features Irvington
Schools Victory - Wabash
Strong-I. U. Defeated.

Another weekend of football is
gridiron history. Some of the State
teams reached the heights while
others disappointed their followers.
Hats off to Butler, grid fans of In
dianapolis. 1t is no small accomplish
raent to invade the Illinois strong
hold and come back with victory. 1t
has been many moons since non
conference team has turned the trick.
Griggs was the IrvinSton school $
hero. Hal made good his big chance
against Big Ten opposition and stood
out like a beacon light throughout
the contest. His toe scored four
POINTS and he went over with the
touchdown that won the game in the
final minutes on a forward pass.
Indiana proved a disappointment in
it's opening conference game with
the Gophers. The Crimson does not
seem to have the material for Big
Ten drive. Captain Hanny is forced
to do too much He can not play
the whole game a bright spot was
the play Of Smith at quarter back.
His home is in Indianapolis. He went
to Shortridge, but did not participate
in football. He played in the East
before coming here.
Wabash Going Good.
Wabash is coming along in fine
shape. The Scarlet IS almost intact
from last season. The 20 to vic
tory over the Michigan Aggies is a
% - rf T,p
Little Giants offense.
Notre Dame did what was expected
Of 1t and defeated Purdue, 20 to o.
The victory was rather costly to
Rockne. as Lieb. one OF the best
linesman, suffered a broken leg. He
was a big cog in the forward wall
and his place will be hard to fill.
Crowley starred for the Irish in the
backdeld.
Rose Poly lost to Earlham because
Of a mental slip. The Engineers
watched a kickoff roll over their goal
line and also watched an Earlham
player fall on the BAN for a touch
down on the first play Of the tilt. II
was the only score of the game.
Hanover and Franklin staged
terrific battle with neither eleven
being able TO push over a marker
De Pauw did not run up the score
expected in the Lake Forest en-
counter, but won by the narrow mar
gin OF one point when Lake Forest
failed on the try for point after
touchdown with a chance 70 tie the
score. Twice the Methodists were
within inches Of their opponents goal
line, but could not take the ball over.
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FISH AND GAME MEETING

The Indiana Fish, Game and Forest
League meets in Indianapolis at the
CIaypool Hotel on Thursday, Oct. %.
The morning session starts at $50.
In the evening dinner will be given
the delegates by the Marion County
Fish and Game Association. Repre-
sentatives from almost every county
in the State will discuss ideas and
plan for a program to be presented
to the next meeting Of the Legislature
concerning changes in present fish
and game laws and the creating of
needed new laws.
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Chicago for the 1921 trounclng.
Harvard will be running in normal
mid-season form against the Ken
tuckians Saturday and is expected to
offer no alibis in case of defeat. With
three Of her best men on the side lines
because of minor injuries. she was
able to win over the scrappy Bowdoin
aggregation during the past week by
a score Of Is to 0.
Centre, on the other hand, looks to
the game with some apprehension.
She will be minus her famous back,
DO" McMillin, who almost single
handed broke through the Harvard
defense last year.
Other big games scheduled for Sat
urday are Georgia Tech VS.. Navy and
Iowa VS.. Illinois. The Navy, which
has been Looping along at an easy
stride, stopping BuckneI, II to 7,
Saturday, expects It's first stiff opposi-
ton from the southern school. Geor-
gia Tech will come fresh from a 80
to triumph over Alabama, which -
not to be scoffed at in any part Of
the country.
pion last year, plays Illinois. The
game between the two middle west
ern universities annually takes on a
grudge aspect, and this year Coach
Zuppke of Illinois. doubly fortified
himself by acting as personal scout
at the Iowa-Yale game. Perhaps
Zuppe's presence was the reason the
Iowans, after making their touch
down against the Els in the second
quarter, contented themselves with a
defensive game rather than revealing
a versatile attack. While "Zup" was
away from the home stamping
grounds. his team was Unexpectedly
Inundated by Butler, 10 to Z. a de-
velopment which would seem to give
the Iowans the edge in the coming
contest.
Columbia and Cornell at present
have all the potentialities Of cham
pions. the former by its win over
Wesleyan, 10 to 6. and the latter by
its squashing OF new Hampshire
State. IS to Z.
Yale should have an easy time
with Williams Saturday. the latter
Princeton. which had hard time
winning from Colgate, 10 to 0, will
meet Maryland. which lost to Penn
sylvania. II to 0.
Ohio State. with a lot Of leftover
stars from last year. will clash with
Michigan in a big ten game. Ohio
beat OberIin. II to 0, Saturday. while
Michigan was being held to a score
less tie by Vanderbilt.
Wisconsin, having licked South
Dakota Aggies, 20 to 5, should have
little trouble disposing Of Indiana,
which dropped Saturdays game to
Minnesota, 20 to 0. Minnesota meets
Northwestern, which lost to Chicago,
Is to Z.
Notre Dame, following a 20 to 0
defeat of Purdue. expects soft going
with De PAW.
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ORIOLES MINOR CHAMPS
Near Riot Occurs on Ump's Decision
in Final Game.

NA imp DcCiSlOn
in Final Game.
By United Netcs
ST. PAUL, MINI, Oct. I6.-The
Orioles Of the International Leapus
winged their flight homeward Sunday
night, after again taking away the
minor league championship by \
4-to-3 victory over the St. Paul Amerf-
can Association champions in the
seventh game Of the little world series.
Baltimore won five out Of seven
games, the first four Of which were
played at Baltimore.
A home run by Walsh, following a
two Dagger and four singles, brought
the Orioles their victory.
A near riot occurred in the eighth
when the Saints came near tieing the
score. The whole st. Paul team
landed on the flgurative neck of I'm.
pire Derr Of the International League.
when he called Morrison out at the
plate on close play.
Catcher McAvoy fell across Morr5.
son and it looked to many fans as If
the runner had scored.
The score:
Baltimore 49,. 100 600 300 Is l
ST. Paul ......... 10 100 000-3 8 3
Bentley and McAvoy: Sheehan, Merritt and
Gonzales.
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Playing
the Field
With Eddie Ash
BUTLER is leading the league.

BUTLER Is leading the league.
COACH ZUPPKE Of Illinois went
East TO scout the Iowa-Yale game
and left his Suckers in charge Of as
sistants. Hereafter "Zup" will stick
around.
As a final farewell to the base
ball season St. Paul fans mObbed
one of the umpires in the last of
the Junior worlds series games.
THE BALTOS knocked the Saints
for a row or oyster shells.
MIDGET SMITH Of bantamweight
fame hasn't got a thing on that young
Smith boy OF the I. L. grid team.
FRED WALKER secuted two Wa
bash games and then his team got
bumped off decIsively by the Little
Giants. Fred must have got his notes
twisted.
Yale fans know there are some
pretty husky lads out in "IOway."
AFTER digesting the result OF that
Butler Illinois game Wabash and De
Fauw followers felt a little dizzy over
the week end.
ST. PAUL will be wanting to trade
It's ball club for Ernie Kruger of the
Indians. He got three homers in two
days.
IT took games OF the last day Of
the Coast League schedule to decide
the pennant. san Francisco winning.
Vernon was second.
We knew it was coming. Bat
Ting Sikh and Joe Beckett have
been matched. Sikh has promised
ito leave it alone" long enough
to train.
GUESS they'll have to send that
Butler team out after those gigantic
Gophers the next time.
WABASH plowed through the Ag-
giles, as it were.
THE why" of the Chicago city
series was demonstrated Sunday when
80 900 fans turned out to see Alex the
Great clinch the honors for the Cubs,
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FAST ONE TO INDIANS

The Indians nosed out the A. B, C.s
at Washington Park Sunday, 2 to /.
Cavet and Jefrries engaged in a pitch
er's battle and hits We're scarce. Each
team was able to collect only four
safeties.
With the score standing even in the
ninth Mike Kelley doubled after two
out, stole third and scored the win
ming run when Catcher Eggleston
made a wild throw.
Both teams were fast in the field.
Kelley and Cavet were tho only Indi-
ans to solve Jeffries' slants. Ben Tay-
Tor got q triple for the AS, About 1000
fans witnessed the game.
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players SIM ply
outplayed. o i t.
lu C k G d and out
gained them.
GTigss. Butler
backfell star. was
the shining light
OF the game. He
first booted one
over. all owing
Butler to take the
lead, and then
when Illinois
came back with "a
touchdown IL was
GrlEgs forward
passing that gave
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FERNDALES WIN AGAIN
Defeat Shelbyville Legion Team on
Forward Pass Play.

The presence of a number OF for
mer college players in the lineup Of
the Shelbyviue Legion team, among
them Newt Carlisle. Zipp Hays and
Butch Burns. failed to put the visitors
over yesterday afternoon in their
game with the Ferndales at Fern
dale field, and the local west side
eleven won. 6 to 0, in a fast game.
The FerndaIe count was made il the
second period as the result OF a for
ward pass, Matthias TO Joe Hopkins.
The Garfield Seconds and Riverside
Triangles went to a scoreless tie in
the third-round game Of the Ferndale
150-pound tournament. Next Sunday
the Sheridan team will be here for a
game with the Ferndales.
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Woman Cue Expert Here

Miss Francis Anderson, woman
cue expert, will give an exhibition at
the Clanan Recreation Parlors Mon
day at S p. m. Miss Anderson has
travelled all over the United States
meeting all corners. She shoots pocket
billiards, doing in addition fancy and
trick shots. There Will be no ad-
mission charged.
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Saturday Grid Results
Colleges

Colleges
Butler. 10: Illinois, :
Minnesota, 20: Indiana, o.
Wabash. 20: Michigan ACgies, o.
Notre Dame. 90. Purdue. o.
P Ps Ps51 o ;. H HaHo Eort o..
Earlham o Rose Poly. 0.
Valparaiso. 10; Lewis Inst. o.
Army. 10; Alabama. G.
Beloit, 80; Northwestern College o.
Brown. 0; Syracuse. o.
Bates. 7: Colby. 7.
Bethany, IA; Grove City. o.
Baylor, 81; Rice. 0.
Cornell. S. New Hampshire State, Z.
Columbia. 10; Wesleyan. g.
Centre 10; Auburn. 9.
Creighton. 21: Iowa Wesleyan. 7.
Colorado Agges, co. Wyoming, o.
Chicago, 10; Northwestern. z.
Colorado 3: New Mexico. o.
Detroit. 8; Des Moines. 8.
Drake. 9: Kansas. o..
Dickenson. 81; Swarthmore, Z.
Detroit 8; Des Moines 9
Dartmouth, 81; Middleburg. 0.
Franklin and Marshall, AZ Mt St.
GGettysburg. 2; susquehanna, 9.
Georgia Tech, 80: Alabama. Z.
Harvard. Is: Bowdo DOM 0.
Holy Cross, "A; EIlanova. o.
Hamltn. 10: Cornell 0.
Iowa. @; Yale o.
Kansas Aggies. %: Washington, IA.
Lafayette. 81: Muhlenberg. o.
Missouri, Q; Ames, 3.
Michigan. o; Vanderbilt, 0.
North Dakota. z; South Dakota. 0.
Navy, IA Bucknell. Z.
North Carolina, 10; South Carolina. 7.
Ohio U, z; Dennlson. 0.
Ohio State. IA: Oberlin. o.
Penn State. 80: Lebanon Valley, g.
Princeton. 10; Colgate, 0.
Pennsylvania U, IL; Maryland o., o.
Rutgers, ID; Lehigh, @.
Texas. Ia; Oklahoma Aggies. 7.
Texas Aggies, 80: Southwestern, o.
Trinity, 81; Haveford, IA.
Tufts g Williams 0.
Vermont 7; Boston u. o.
Virginia. IA: Richmond, 9.
Wilmington. 81 Transylvanja. 0.
West Virginia, Q Pittsburgh. 9.
whittenberg, So Western Reserve, 8.
Wooster. 27: Case 0.
Wisconsin, 20; South Dakota Aggies, 8.
W and J., 7; Carnegie Tech. z.
Howard College, o; Mississippi A and
M, o.
University OF Arizona. 0.
Washington, 2; Idah0 0.
Stanford. z: Santa Clara, o.
University of California, Al; st. Mary's
College, o.
Louisville o.
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INDEPENDENT AND
AMATEUR FOOTBALL

The St. Philip football team defeated the
Mapleton eleven Sunday at Pennsy Park, 10
to 2. The Saints scored a touchdown In the
first quarter with straight football. The
Mapletons tied the count in the second
period. In the third quarter Charley Shine
put the Saints in the lead with q drop kick.
The Saints meet the Grappler A. AS next
Sunday at Pennsy Park. For games with
the Saints. call Webster 6079, and ask for
Ed
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ALEXANDER WINS

Cubs Take Chicago Series; First Time
in Many Years.
By United Ne1s
CHICAGO. Oct. 16.-The Chicago
Cubs took the big league baseball
championship OF this city for the
first time in years Sunday when they
defeated the American League White
Sox in the seventh and deciding game
of the series, to o.
Alexander. pitching for the Cubs,
allowed seven hits.
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Universities Swamp Greenwood

The Riversides had no mercy on the
Greenwood team Sunday and defeated
the visitors by the overwhelming score
Of IS to 0. The game was an utter
rout, the invading team being helpless
before the A. AS strong attack. The
locals scored almost at will in every
quarter.
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H. S. BOARD MEETING

The board of control Of the Indiana
High School Athletic Association will
meet Wednesday at the Claypocl Ho
tel at $50 p m. At this time mum
Der Of important questions will come
up in regard to the coming basket
ball season. The meeting is held an
nually at the convention OF the In
diana teachers.
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PRINCETON AND CHICAGO
TO TANGLE WEEK LATER
IN THE MAROON HANGOUT
Navy Georgia Techowa and Illinois, Yale Williams
Michigan and Ohio and Wisconsin and Indiana
Saturdays Card

YORK, Oct 16.-The erstwhle efete with
the problem of taking its defeats by straight
ing them with little victory and hen
year Harvard lost Centre Prnceon
whmed by Chicago On Saturday. Yale took beating from the
Iowa Conference eleven, 6 to 0.
Whether these ngs have become philosophical habit with
the Big Three will be tested Saturday the
Praying Colonel from Centre again the Crimson Cam
bridge The following week Princeton will seek revenge against
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High Schools

Peru 3: Manual, o.
Central CEvansviIle). 45: Clinton. 0.
greensboro (KyD. 20; Reitz Evans
vtlle,. OF
Wabash. z; Goshen. o.
Waite (Toledo). "a: Mayo Louisville),
Bickneu 40: Petersburg. 0.
Newcastle, 10; Muncie. o.
Linton, So; Princeton. IA.
Sullivan High. 20: Marion College, 8.
Robinson tIl), 10; Jasonvills q.
Garfield (Terre Haute). 81; Brazil. o.
Sheridan, 81: Richmond. o.
Sturgis (Mich.l. 80; Howe. o.
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Sunday Pro Games

Chicago Bears. :: Rochester, o.
Chicago Cardinals. 16: Packers, 3.
CObery, 10: Forrest, o.
Goshen Elks. 10: Garrett. O.
La Porte Cardinals. 81: Michigan City, o
Milwaukee. 20: Racine Legion, 0.
Moline Indiana. 2S; Evansville 0.
Anna. 20: DuqUoin. o.
Dixon Legion. Z; Peru Independents, o.
Rensselaer,. 90: Lafayette 0.
Gary Elks. 20: Logan Squares. 8.
Crown Point Legion. Z; Valparaiso, o.
Buffalo All Americans. 10: Columbus Pan
handle. o.
Waterloo. 13: Clinton 1a). o.
Toledo Maroons. IA; Hammond, o.
ArcOla, IL: Decatur, 8.
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Game Bet7geem Harvard and Centre Scheduled for Saturday.
HE DID
By United Press

By United Press
DALLAS, Texas, Oct. 16.-"I'se
gwine Sikh you, Niger one negro
told another in police court here.
whats dat?" asked the other. He
was shown, but will recover.
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Here and There
in Sportla nd
BIZ Dick Anderson

TT ATS off to Butler College. The
indianapolis school gridders
Il scored a big victory over the
University of Illinois Saturday win
ring, 10 to Z. and thereby overturn-
ing all Of the dope buckets and at
tracing attention from every corner
Of the football universe.
The beauty of the win is that it
was NOT nnke. THE IndianannUS
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CONVERSE. Ind. Oct 1e.-The Converse
FIers have organized for the season and
want games with fast State teams. The
Filters have the same lineup that has been
in the field for three seasons. For games
call or write. Charles R. Shrocz, Converse,
Ind.
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Butler a touchdown and the score.
Bob Zuppke, Illinois coach. who was
scouting in the East, has returned
home TO find out how it all happened.
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SOLDIERS ARE BEATEN
Jonesboro Second Team Is Easy
Winner.

winner.
By Times Special
JONESBORO, Ind, Oct. 16.-With
most of the regulars on the side lines
Jonesboro defeated the Fl. Benjamin
Harrison football team here yester-
day by the score of q TO 0. A large
crowd witnessed the game, which was
slow and in which few open plays
were used. JonesbOro was covering
up, for the Kokomo American Legion
team had scouts watching the game.
Kokomo and Jonesboro meet Oct %
at Kokomo.
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V|NCENNES FIVE
HAS HARD FLOOR.
SCHEDULE AHEAD
Wonder Five Coach Has 20
Games for His Team
This Year.
By Times Special


vINCENNES, Ind, Oct. 49,
Coach John L. Adams, the man who
piloted Vincennes High School bas-
ket ball team to thirty-eight straight
wins, has arranged another big sched-
ule for his tenn this year.
With two regulars from last years
squad and three second string men.
Coach Adams expects to have a fast
squad. The schedule arranged is one
Of the hardest an Indiana high school
team will have to face.
Adams has written a score and
scouting book, telling how he coached
his team to thirty-eight consecutive
victories.
The schedule:
Oct 27-Edwardsport, here.
Nov. 3-Freelandville here.
Nov. 1O.-Bedford, here.
Nov. 17-Sandborn, here.
Nov. 24-Washington, there.
Nov. 29-Anderson, here.
Dec. S-Columbus, here.
Dec. 15-Lebanon, here. -
Dec. 16-Jefferson, here. %#
Dec. 22-Martinsville, here.
Dec. 23-Columbus, there.
Dec. 26-Ventralia, Ills. hero.
Dec 20 Franklin, here.
Jan. 5-Washington, here.
Jan. 6--Wiley CTerre Haute), there.
Jan. 12-Bedford. there.
Jan. 19-Bloomington, here.
Jan. 20-Evansville, there.
Jan. Henderson, there,
Jan. 27--Lebanon, there.
Feb. Evansville. here.
Feb 9-Martinsville, there.
Feb. 10-Technical Qndianapolis),
there.
Feb. 16-Bloomington, there.
Feb. 20-Garfeld (Terre HauteL
here.
Feb. 23-Franklin. therA