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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-17
All Set for Big Gridr0n Clash Been Butler and Note Dam
Saturday Grid Games

Yale VS.. Princeton at Princeton.
Michigan VS.. Wisconsin at Ann Arbor.
Ohio State VS.. Iowa at Columbus.
Chicago VS.. Hin ois at Chicago.
Pittsburgh VS.. W. and J. at Pittsburgh.
Stanford VS.. Washington at Pnlo Alto.
Pennsylvania VS.. Penn State at Philadel.
phia
Centre VS.. Alabama Poly at Birmingham
Harvard vs. Brown at Cambridge.
Georgia vs.. Vanderbilt at Athens, Ga
Army VS.. Bates ST West Point.
California VS.. Nevada at Berkeley.
Oklahoma VS.. Texas at Norman, Okla.
Syracuse vs.. Colgate at Syracuse.
West Virginia vs.. Virginia at Morgan
town.
Tulane vs. Florida at New Orleans.
Columbia VS.. Dartmouth at New York.
Missouri Va. Washington University at
Columbia
Tennessee vs.. University of South at Chat
tanOOgs-
Nebraska VS.. Kansas Aggies at Lincoln.
Butler VS.. Notre Dame at Indianapolis.
Amherst vs.. Williams at Amherst.
Arizona VS.. New Mexico at Tucson.
Cornell VS.. Albright at Ithaca.
Grinnell VS.. Drake at Des Moines.
Georgia Tech vs.. North Carolina State at
Atlanta
Bucknen vs.. George Town at Washington.
Holy Cross VS.. FOrdham at Worcester.
Mass.
Kansas vs. Colorado at Lawrence.
Alabama vs.. Kentucky at Lexington.
Louisiana State VS.. Mississippi A. and NJ
at Baton Rouge.
Detroit vs. Marquette at Milwaukee.
Northwestern VS.. Monmouth at Evanston.
Ohio Wesleyan We. Case at Delaware.
Southern California VS. Idaho at Los
Angeles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-17

mer University of Oklahoma, Centre.
Texas A. and M. and Washington and
Lee players.
The Louisiana team averages 1876
pounds In the line and ITO in the back
field. The squad appears to be
great eleven in the making and Nc
Milnn is proud OF his charges. Far.
rell. back. is a 1o-second track man.
DenmAn is a line plunger deluxe. Har'
per Is also a good man. Jim Weaver
kicks for the extra point after touch
down. He is an end. but drops back
for the booting Job.
Hubbard and Wafer make plenty of
beef in the line at tho tackle posi-
mark. Dutton. a versatile linesman.
who may start at either center. guard
or end. is a brother OF the Two Louis
lana State University stars, who are
rated high among the southern grid
performers. The younger Dutton has
followed the example set by his broth
ers and looks every bit as good. II
not better. than the rest OF the fam
lily.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-17
FAMOUS DO WILL
SHOW CENTENARY
TOkENTUCkIANS
McMilIln Brings College Team
to Meet University of Louis
vile Saturday.
SQUAD HAS GOOD RECORD
Southern Eleven Has Scored
236 Points Against Its
Opponents 20.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Nov. 17.-7Bo
McAiillin and his Centenary College
gridders have headed toward this city
from Shreveport. La. The former IA
NOUS Centre College quarter back
and his band OF far-south warriors
will play the University OF Louisville
on Saturday at Eclipse Park.
The Centenary team is following in
the footsteps OF the doughty DO" who
used to thrill the country with his
feats on the white-chalked field. 1t
seems as though McMillin's eleven
has caught the punch from its mentor
and likes to score. It has run up 2S6
points against It's opponents IS.
The only defeat that Centenary has
suffered this season is by tho Ten
nessee Doctors who won by Il to 0
count. The Doctors had a number OF
stars in their lineup including for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-17
H00SIER R0VERS MEET
WESTVlLLE SOCCER CLUB

The Indianapolis American soccer
football club has reorganized and is
playing under the name OF the Hoo
sier Rovers. This change was made
necessary as there We're two teams
playing under the same name.
Next Sunday. Nov. 10, the Hoosiers
play the Westville QID Soccer Club
at Riverside Park. The game will
start at p. m. The Westville team
IS indicated. Two weeks ago the
Indianapolis Soccer Club and the I'LL.
nois outfit played a tie contest. The
Rovers were defeated at Westville in
a previous tilt and are out to even
the series.
The Rovers meet every Thursday
night at the Chamber OF Commerce
and IS making a drive for new mem
bers. Any one wishing TO learn the
game should call Randolph 1904.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-17
TIGERS READY To
GRAB ELI boobies
Beaten Harvard Team viii
Watch Princeton Meet
Yale.
DOPE is ABOUT EVEN
New Jersey Team Looks Green,
but Are Full of Fight and
Determination.
BIZ United Netcs

BIZ United Netos
PRINCETON, n. j., Nov. 17.-Fair,
brisk weather permitted the Princeton
bal1-hawks to work out Thursday at
their speciality of sharing opposition
fumbles. in preparation for their at
tempt to win the Big Three" cham
pionship in Saturdays game with
Yale. The Tigers had done little
work on the field since the victory
over Harvard last Saturday, but the
squad is in excellent shape.
John German, the quarter, whose
audacious handling Of the team has
been justified by victorious service,
probably will be assigned to the helm
on Saturday. DinsmOre also is ready
and has worked out this week. Cor
man at quarter, Caldwell and Crum
at the halves and Gleaves at full
probably will be the back field COM
mination. AS a capable alternate
group, Coach Roper has Dinsmore,
Bergenh eBattie and Van Gerbig.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-17

Powerful High School EIevens
of Northern Indiana to
Meet on Nov. Is.
OTHER FEATURE CONTESTS
By HEZE CLARK

BIZ HEZE CLA Rh
While the Notwithstanding foot
ball game Friday held the center OF
the prep school stage in Indianapolis,
there are some other games that are
attracting Statewide attention.
Thursday night contracts vera
signed for a game between Emerson
High School of Gary and Warsaw
High School The game will be
played at Warsaw Nov. %. These
two teams are indicated. 1t is be-
Heved the largest that ever witnessed
a high school game in northern In
diana will see the Gary aggregation
play Warsaw.
Emerson, however, has problem to
solve before the Warsaw affair. EN-
erson on Nov. IS. will play Elwood
High School. a team that has only
once met defeat. A special train will
leave Elwood Saturday carrying with
It not only Coach Phillips and his
football squad, but the largest crowd
Of rooters that ever followed ans
athletic team from that city. II
game at Gary Saturday is sure i'm
portant.
Football followers must not over
look the Decatur Richmond game
Friday at Decatur. Coach Moore's
Decatur team has not been defeated.
Decatur is claiming not only thS-
championship Of eastern and
northern Indiana, but is putting
forth strong claims to the State
championship. Richmond's one-sided
victory over Shortridge at In
dianapolis some weeks ago would
show that the Richmond aggregation
is strong and Decatur will have big
problem to solve when It meets the
team from the uQaker City Friday.
Sheridan, team that defeated
Elwood, but lost to Technical, plays
rToblesville this week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-17
DADE PARK ENTRIES

FIRST RACE-ssOO: maidens; 2-year-
DDS: six fun longs: Little Ann 100. ling 100,
Fernandez 100, Winter Blossom 109. Lsugal-
lie 109 Thelme 100. Royal Maid 100
Vanishing Boy liz. Grsndest liz, Gail Ford
112.
SECOND RACE-ssoO: claiming: 2-year-
olds: five and half furlongs: xFightiuE
Cook 102. XTeds Plum 102. xTender Seth
los. xLeslie los. xAl Bert L los, Miss Edna
10Y, Futurette 107. NOwata 107, The Ulster
10. Paul Brown no.
THIRD RACE-SSO0: claiming: 3-yesr-
olds and up; six furlongs: Xropmost l06.
xOgsrite 107. xDelhimaid 10. Boiul 40,
Slsmander 10. xLee Enfield 113, Royal
Dick ia, Happy Go Lucky LA. Rekab lis.
Assume 11S.
FOURTH RACE-s1 900; Mayor Bore
memorial handicap; for S-year-olds and up:
furlonEs: Tsosceles es, Tuscola 81.
Auntis May 9s. Boy From Home 707, Str
Thomas Kean ITO. Sir lawsuit liz.
FIFTH RACE-ssO0: claiming: the In
diana: 3-year-olds and up; 1 mile: xCs<-
rure i0l. xCanteen Girl 101. xMiss Pros
perity 101, xLenors P 101. Mothioy 104.
xTOe the Mark 104. Edith e 100. Enence
100 COmiskey 100. Cleopatra Boy 100.
SIXTH RACE-SsOO: claiming: the Hen
derson Blaener; 3-year-Olds; 1 mile: xMa-
money 100. xBeaver Kill 100, xserbisn 1O3.
Smart Guy los, Golden Floss los. Jacobesn
100. Lieut.. Colonel 1O7. Harvest King lis.
SEvEET HRACE-ss00; claiming; g.
year-olds and up: 1ls miles: Blossom
House 06. xBlaclS Betty 102. xLord Wrack
106 Mormon Elder 107. IPlus Ultra 108,
xLocust Leaves los xJohn Kosher, Ill.
Weather clear: track heavy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-17
TECH AND SHORTRIDGE
IN CITY TITLE CONTEST

Tech and Shortridge High School
football squade are in fine shape for
the second city title game this after
noon at Irwin field at 2. Manual won
the first tilt from Shortridge, &c to Is.
The Green and White Of the east side
relgns favorite over the Blue and
White OF the north side school. King
solver will send about the same line
up that has played in recent games
against GOrton's eleven. Shortridge
has shifted its lineup about in an
effort to present the strongest possible
front TO the foe. The probable line
ups are as follows:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-17
HOOVER CHARGED
WITH KILLING
BIZ United Netcs
HEA nTCnN N

By United Nei1s
MADISON. Wis. Nov. 17.-Walter
Hoover, international rowing cham
pion and winner Of the diamond skulls
at the Henley Regatta, was charged
with manslaughter in a warrant is
sued here late Thursday for his ar
rest
The manslaughter charge was pre-
ferred following the death OF B.
Feely. who was injured in an auto
mobile collision here Oct. rs. in which
Hoover's car was alleged TO have fig
ured. At that time Hoover was going
through Madison on his way from
New Orleans TO his homo In Duluth
and proceeded after giving his name
to the police. according to the au-
thoritles.
Feely died Thursday In a Madison
hospital. from injuries received IN the
crash, and the warrant was sworn
out and sent to Duluth to be served.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-17
Independent Basketball

After coming from behind six-pOint lead,
Ehs z N. II. A swanped the MspletOus. ~
20 10. Greenbers. formerly OF Tech, played
Q brilliant game. Coach Black Of Tech ref
creed the game. The Y n. h A. have
come open dates and would like 10 hear from
city and State teams Newcastle. ElwOod.
sheIbyvtlIe, Muncie. Fl. Wayne and LOzans-
port take notice. For games write Max g.
Goldsmith 1929 Union St. Indianapolis. or
call Stewart 2693. after 8 D. m
Ths Norris Street Christian basketball
team defeated the Broad Ripple Joy and
GloonIs In practice game. % to 26. at the
Ripple syn. A regular scheduled game IS
being arranged for later In the season be
tween these Two nves. Morris Street desires
games with city and State teams having
good gyms. Address Orvai Forsythe, man
sger Norris Street basketball team, 1918 ".
Morris St., or call Belmont 3775. after 8
p n
The Fair PLAYS won their second game III
Is many stars Wednesday night when they
defeated the BrightwoOd quintstte in a fast
game. The Fair PLAYS meet the Eagle A Is
Friday night AZ the iztters gym. For
games with the Fair PLAYS in the 1851 20
pound class. csu Drexel 5l63 and ask for
EanaEer kaplsn-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-17
ON FERNDALE
CARD; LINDEN SUNDAY

Tho Ferndales closed a contract
today with the Jasonvtlle Qnd) Gold
en- Tornadoes for game Sunday,
Nov. %. The locals have been cor
responding with Frankfort for
game. but are better satisfied with
the Jasonville date. Jasonville is
noted for its football teams.
The game Sunday at Ferndale field
with the Linden team will be called at
p. m, a half hour earlier than the
contests have been called previously.
Nameloo will start at full back in
place OF Matthias.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-17
HOPPE AND CHAMP
ARE UNDEFEATED
BIZ Tnited Prfsa

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Nov. 17.-With two
victories and no defeats, Jake Schaef-
fer, present champion, and Willie
Hoppe, former title holder, are still
leading the international field in the
worlds billiard championship tourna-
ment.
Hoppe kept his slate clean last
night by defeating Welker Cochran,
COOsto 163. for an average Of 50 90.
Hopes high run was 1872.
Edouard Horemans. Belgian cham
I'ion defeated Erich Hagenlacher. Ger
man champion. 500 to 3O1.
In today's matches. Roger Cont, the
French champion, will play Hagen
lacher, Schaeffer will oppose Hore-
mans.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-17
Playing
the Field
With Eddie Ash

THE best some grid teams can do
is try new plays. Ultimate results are
the same, however.
CUE spellbinders continue to run
neck and neck. Schaefer and Hoppe
lead the pack. Hagenlacher. the Ger
man entrant, is down where the
marks are.
ANDERSON, former trainer for the
Centre College eleven, is playing with
the Tennessee Doctors. Perhaps he is
taking a course in ambulance driving
GOING 'em one better is the old
college spirit. When Columbia III"
announced it had a grid tackle who
wears spectacles, Amherst came out
and told Of Williams. a guard. who is
playing with a cracked vertebrae.
AFTER witnessing the Notre Dame
Butler grid thriller at Irwin Field Sat
urday, fans who crave more action
can get it at the Hoosier A. c., where
ten amateur boxing bouts will be held
in the evening.
PHILLY Nationals have had six
managers since 1914. Changing man.
ayers won't make club win. 1t takes
a few ball players.
SINCE 1913 Outfielder Fred Nichol-
son has been the property Of eleven
different clubs and has played in
eight leagues. He ought to become a
travellers insurance salesman.
Some one has suggested Nick
AltrOck be engaged to manage the
Philly Nationals. He would keep
the fans attention diverted from
the players.
THE groundkeeper of the Chicago
Cub park is becoming stylish. He
will be known hereafter as the ground
superintendent. Trainer Windy Lot
shaw probably Will be asked to be
called the clubhouse secretary.
HARVEY THORPE, runner-up in
the voting contest to decide the
junior welterweight champion, has
challenged Pinkie Mitchell for the
gift" title.
MAKE EPSTEIN and Don Carson,
local bantamweights. staged an IN
scheduled bout on a downtown street
Thursday after a warm discussion
over each others boxing ability.
There's a chance for an enterprising
promoter to make a match
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-17
R0CKEE DENIES RUM0R

By United PTess
NEW YORK. Nov. 1I.-Havins
broken relations with West Point. &C
cording to reports IN New York
sporting circles. the famous NOtre
Dame team Of South Bend. Ind, is
said to be seeking a game in New
; ork City for next fall against some
strong opponent. Dartmouth is I'M
derstood to have been approached.
Definite information as to the break
is lacking as nothing official has been
done about next years schedules.
Knute Rockne. Notre Dame coach,
denies there Is any break.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-17
Reynolds Mt Broadway

Jack Reynolds Will go to the mat
with an unknown adversary at the
Broadway Theater next Tuesday
night. Manager Sullivan OF the the.
erer has secured the services or a
wclterweight Of ability, he says. and
IS Withholding the name OF Jacks 0p.
ponent until the night Of the bout
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-17
TWo-L THREE CUSHIONS

Indianapolis broke even in the open
ing matches OF the Indiana-Il1nois
Three-Cushion League Thursday.
VogIer OF this city defeated Fineran
Of Terre Haute. 30 to 81. in the after
noon and the visiting cueis- annexed
the night affair. so to 80. Fineran's
high run was six and VOlger's, five.
The games were played in the
Cooler parlor No. 2. Illinois cities in
eludsd In the league are Champaign.
Lawrencevtlle and Decatur.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-17
CENTENARY RECORD

Sept. 80. Marshall College. Score
TO.
Oct. Z. Louisiana College. Score
$40.
Oct. II, Millsaps College. Score
21-T.
Oct. u. University OF Tennessee
Doctors. Score Ola.
Oct. %. Louisiana State Normal.
Score 2S-7.
Nov. I, Loyola University. Score
$50.
Nov. Il, Henderson-Brown Col
lege. Score $50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-17
FRANKLIN H. S. WILL
MEET SHEL8YVILLE
By Times Special

By Times Special
FRANKLIN. Ind, Nov. 1.-THE
Franklin High School basketball team
viii be up against its first tough
opponent Of the season Friday night
when its ancient enemy Shelbyville.
comes to Franklin for it's yearly
battle. With Davis back in the line
MP the Franklin five is expected TO dis
play a stronger brand OF ball than it
has at any time this year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-17
Amateur Boxing Bouts

Three three-round bouts, with anna
teur boxers performing, will be held
at the Broadway Theater tonight after
the regular show performance. In~
dianapolis boys will participate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-17
Indications Are Irwin Field Will
Accommodate About Half
of Crowd.
CONTEST A THRILLER
Both Teams viii Enter Fracas
With EIeVens Almost intact
Starts at 2 p. Nj.

Magic words-Notre Dame is com
ing to town. There's a thrill in that
statement for the football enthusiasts.
Knute Rockne brings his Irish to In
dianapolis this afternoon to tackle
Butler a. Irwin field Saturday at 2
?. N. The battle has aroused unus-
UaI interest here and there is not near
" enough room to accommodate all
the fans that want TO see the contest
Notre Dame was scheduled to get in
at ?. m. today. and will probably
take q short workout at Washington
Park. The ClaypOol Hotel viii be their
headquarters.
Butler rounded out a heavy week
Of work Thursday with a scrimmage
between the scrubs and varsity. Ev-
erything is in readiness at the Irving
ton institution. Placards bearing the
inscription, Beat Notre Dame" are
much IN evidence. The students think
that the Pagemen have an opportun-
ity TO upset the dope and win from
the mighty South Bend outfit. A pep
meeting was on the program at Irwin
field this morning at 1870.
Notre Dame added another cripple
60 It's list in the last scrimmage. when
Reagen, center. was kicked in the leg
80 severaly that he probably Will not
set into the lineup Saturday. 1t may
give Harmon. the indianapolis boy, a
chance to get into the fray.
Comic Football
Between halves. Rockne's version Of
how football VIII be played in 1913
VIII be put on between the Cake Eat
ers and Tea Hounds. It is a burlesque
OF the grid game and Is reported TO
be a scream from start to finish.
Everything that tends to make d
football game interesting is combined
IN the coming struggle. In the first
place the State title is the plum for
the victor. Neither team has been
defeated and neither wants to be The
thrills OF sensational open play along
with the battering smashes of plung
Ing backs viii. without doubt, be part
OF the program Coaches Page and
Rockne VIII match their football wits.
Grid luninaries furnish the thrills OF
q large" football afternoon.
The probable lineup OF Butler viii
be as follows: Leslie and Ronald.
ends: Phil Brown and Strole. tackles;
Duttenhaver and F. Hungate. guards;
Reichel, center; Aiiddlesworth. quar-
ter; Woods and Griggs, half backs;
Ferree. full back.
Rockne viii pick his team about
nike this; Carberry, McNulty and Yer
gera, ends; Cotton and Oberst,
tackles; Finn and Degree. guards;
Reagen, center; Thomas or Stuhl-
dreher. quarter; Layden. Cornell, Don
Miller and Crowley. half backs; Ger
ney and Cashier, full backs.
The officials are as follows: Ref
cree. Magidson Gfichigan); umpire,
Coffin (CornelD; head Inesman. Lam
bert CWabash); field Judge. EiiIIen On
diana.
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HooSler Card Saturday

Where They Play
Eotre Dame at Butler.
Chicago ~ College at wabash.
TrRnsylvania at Earlham.
Hanover az De PBuw.
st. Viators at Valparaiso,
Franklin at 81. Xavier tC1ncinnatD.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-11-17

THE best some grid teams can do
is try new plays. Ultimate results are
the same, however.