The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-23
Two TEAMS TO
CLOSE SEASON.
IN BIC BATTLE
Both Schools Have Made Plans
for a Gala DarBandS
Tune Up.
CATHOLICS HAVE EDGE
Feeney's Players Have Not Been
Scored on This Year-Lose
Several Stars.
CATHOLICS HAVE EDGE
Probable H. S. Llne-ups


Sisson ...--..R H-..------ Franklin
0TIciais-He3s clark (I1dlanzl, referees
Bert Coffin (COFnei), umpires Ralph Davis
(PEincton), head lineSTnan-
Every week in this city the grid
fans get their thrills from the high
school and college sport. The prep
elevens ara 10 start things OF again
Friday at Irwin field as q forerunner
OF ths De PaUw-Wabash scrap on the
following day. This time it Is Short
ridge and Cathedral who furnish the
excitement Under an agreement with
the local high schools Cathedral meets
one Of the three each year. This is
the turn Of the Blue and White. The
battle viii close the season for both
teams Tho game VIII start at
p ~
Just to prove that It Is a gala Occa-
sion Governor AfcCray VIII attend the
contest He VIII sit on the side Of
the Shortr5dgs rooters IN one half
and on the Cathedral side in the other
half.
The two institutions are going 10
uncork lots OF enthusiasm for the
event Cathedral has its baud in
smooth running order 10 compete with
the other north side school in music,
as well as on the grldirOn- There's
bound to be plenty OF noise from. the
ro0ters and pep is already in the air.
Both institutions VIII run special cars
to the game Cathedral followers VIII
OCCUPY the east side OF Irwin fed and
shcrtridge the west
The dope on the contest favors
Coach Feeney's players. es the squad
has q record Of no losses, IN which
not a team has crossed the goal fine
The loss OF several stars has crippled
the team somewhat, however. Short
ridge started out strong this season
and then suddenly something hap-i
rened and the team went 70 pieces.'
The men came back fairly strong
AGAINST Tech. but were just not good
enough to hold the east side eleven,
although most OF the players fought
hard Throughout
shortridge Record
The Shortridgo record 50 far this
season. taking the games In order. ts
as follows: 6hortrtdge o ElWCOd s.;
snortrtdge SO, Jefferson (I4sfayettel Z;
ghorttdge 90. Brazil 6; ShOrtIdge Q.
Richmond So; shortridge 10, Manual
&c: shortri6ge Q, Technical 21-
Co1ron viii lose a number Of his
Hneraen next year. but he VII have
his back field intact Hoatson, Camp
bell Zaiser. Myers, L Wood and Cum
nings are seniors and VIII graduate
This year. Cummings was used while
at Inn back, but was shifted into the
=ffna At guard. whers be VIII start
hos
Standing and Win graduate e year
from this January. Thatcher is only
. sophomore
each Gc-eon hna Thtftsd his team
around continually al year in an
, sffsr4 70 geS . gsod pair Of offensive
e~Am. Il n very seldom that op-
noEtna tackles and ends have been
taken eu4 oE plays this season and
Shs north side coaches have tried
ee<rerz4sfy to remedy tho defect, al
to no AvaIl. Basler, who made q good
showtnE In the Tech game Win prob
ahfT start Friday al one end
The shortr1dge back fed Is fast,
but not very heavy and has not had
too much support from thu forwards
Thatcher and Franklin are the best Of
the BAN carriers. Healy has been
playing a good defensive game at half
and IL the best tackler on the squad
Able Thatcher has the most fight CT
any Of the backs and loves &c play
the game. He viii DO the kicking in
the Cathedral game. He got away
with some good punts ins the Tech
:zy. '.,
r.. .-..--4f--.. rfv,e-v,,, ~, ENr{dayr viii
be practically the same as IN last
weeks tilt Campbell. a guard, has
been bothered with a bad shoulder
and has not been out To practice this
week. He probably VIII not get into
the game His place VIII doubtless
be taken By Post