The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-28
CITY TITLE IS
At STAKE IN
IN LAST CAME
Both Teams Have Beaten Short
ridge and Face Each Other
on Even Ground.
ENDS GRID SEASON HERE
Students From Both Schools
Are on Edge for Annual
Contest.
Probable H. S. Line-upS


One final choice morsel remains on
the local football card for the fans Of
this city on Wednesday al Irwin deld.
p. N. II is a high school affair. but
has all the earmarks Of a worthwhile
grid battle. Technical and Manual
meet with the city public high school
championship at stake. Both elevens
have defeated Shortrdge. Tech has
the edge on comparative scores. hav-
ing defeated the Blue and White. Il
TO o, while Manual won. 70 to Is.
BoLh elevens have made good rec
ords the past season with Tech show
ing q little more impressive form.
Manual has come 70 the front rapidly
at the close Of the season and IS sure
20 give the Green and White players
q battle The dOpesters are giving
the east siders the edge, but Ii IS a
sight margin
Coach KingsOlver's team opened the
season with a last minute loss TO
EIvood. u to 10. The results in
Older OF the reminder OF the schedule
are as follows: Tech Il: I.oSanspOrt,
G. Tech. s: Bloomfield. 0. Tech, IL;
Sheridan. s. Male High louisville
H.: Tech. {. Teen, l.; KirkIn, O.
Tech. q. ShortridEe, O.
The south side aggregation started
zRe year with a team that did not
show much. but has steadily i'm
proved. The results of this seasons
games in order are as follows: Man
ual 20: Marion 6: Manual 6; Wabash
f-Peru ,: Manual Central Evans
viIIel Is: Manual 19-Manual IS;
gtortridge 13-EIanual Is; Greenfield
Manual &c: Brazil s.
Tech wound up its work for the
coming contest Monday with signal
drill and a little practice on It's air
attack. Coach Kingsolver has i'm
pressed the players with the fact that
in Manual they meet one Of the
toughest opponents OF the year and
the men are set for a hard battle
Few C,ipples
The squad is in good shape with
the exception Of Bill Lewis who is
stiu limplng with a bum leg hurt in
the Shortrfdge tilt. Garrison has
been going good, however. at quarter
and will probably start. Langlais at
half who has come 10 the front rapid
lv IN the last few weeks win get into
the game even though he does not
start.
Bernhardt's work at guard con
tfnues to improve and be seems TO he
a find. Gift who was made into an
end from a full back looks like q fix
ture at one extremity. His flank was
impregnabIe IN the Shortridge fray
johnson, the human battering ram,
has been tearing things up In prac-
tice and is rarin' to go. Harvey con
tinues to be the flash OF the back
field
Manual Is all set with everybody in
good condition. The coaches at the
south side Institution are lucky In
having two sets Of back field men. The
first strinGers are e. Courin at
quarter, Stewart and Higgs. half
backs. and Howard. full back. Not far
behind these players however come
Snodgrass. c. Courfn. Cederholm, ana
Oglesby. Braun is another back who
has shown good ability and viii IN
doubtedly get into the game.
II is fairly easy TO pick the Red and
White line with Floyd at center, Null
barEer and Iverson at guards, Painter
and Chaplin at tackles, McNeeley or
Hutton and Huber on the wings.
There is not so much material for the
line and If the tackles should get in
jured the team would be considerably
weakened as the substitutes are not
as strong there as in the back field.
Both schools will run special cars
20 the game Wednesday and it is ex
pected that one OF the largest crowds
that ever saw a local high school
game VIII be on hand when the
whistle blows. Tech has the larger
band. but Manual claims that its or
ganization will make just as much
music and noise too. II necessary.
Manual will occupy the north and
west bleachers and Tech the east and
south.