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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-05
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-05
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-05
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-05

Albert Beer, kamennik, de-
la otvor We strane Washington
ova pomniku v sidelnim meste
naroda pro dalsi ze statnich
kvadrh nesoucich prislusne ma
pisy. Tento posledni bude re
zkameneleho dfeva re statu
Arizony.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
INDIANA CENTRAL
IN FINE VICTORY
University Heights GridderS
Defeat DanviIIe Normal.

Showing a well-drilled and smooth
running team Indiana Central Col
lege football eleven defeated Central
Normal OF Danville Friday at Uni
versity Heights, 3 10 o. The margin
Of victory was a place kick by Good
in the second quarter from the
twenty-two-yard line.
The Normal team outweighed the
winners. but lacked the coordination
shown by Central The ball was in
the Danville teams territory
throughout the first half and the
local team lost a fine chance to score
in the first period when a player
fumbled on the Normal one-yard
line.
Indiana Central tried four place
kicks, only one Of which was sue
cessful. The last half was more
evenly contested. The visitors
threatened only once when Carpen-
ter got away for a long run and took
the ball to the locals fifteen-yard
line. They could not gain an inch
however, and a fifteen-yard penalty
erased all hopes Of a score.
Coach George Of the winners de
serves much credit for such a
smooth-working grid outfit. Only
TWO men on the team ever played
football before and only one received
a letter in high school in the grid
sport. The showing Of the team
under such a handicap is remark
able.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
Nut Cracker
StribIinq in School

~ DUNG STRIBLING. the prize
/ 7 fighter, has gone back to
- school. He is attending Uni
versity School, Atlanta, where he is
taking an academic course
One imagines his mind is not al
ways on books and that now and
then visions Of a triumphant mo-
ment with Dempsey. the champion,
lying in a battered heap, fare up to
charm his fancy.
Into this reverie breaks the in
terrogatlve voice Of the professor
who commands, Mare some Of the
old masters"
Sullivan, Corbett. Cans and Mel.
son"
Define ambition"
1T is the desire to get to the top
OF the ladder. round by round"
What is meant by the unknown
quantity?"
You must be referring to Berlen-
bach"
Beyond the Alps lies what?"
Johnny Dundees garlic ranch"
Where is the land Of the sacred
cows"
Il don't know, but the Wild Bull
came from Buenos Aires"
what is meant by the Great
Dtvide?"
"sixty-forty and the manager al
ways takes the sixty"
Who invented the corkscrew?"
kid Mccoy, and it's a doozie IL
you land right with it,"
What do YOU know about Sam
SOM"
He was n pretty good boy until
he lost a halr-llne decision to Deli
lah."
rs caullilower a fruit or a yege.
table?"
II always heard it was an ear"
who is the biggest manufacturer
Of purses in this country?'
TEX Rickard, and the next purse
get from him has gotta be-"
At this point the bell rang pro.
claiming the noon recess, and the
fehter-student leaped from his desk
and began filing the scholarly at
mosphere with left hooks.
Say, what round is this any
way" he asked.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
ATHEY BACK FOR
FERNDALE GAME
Star Ball Carrier to Go
Against Louisville BreckS,

With a light signal drill this after
noon at the west side field the fast
flying Ferndales will end a week Of
intensive practice for their game
Sunday at Pennsy Park with the
strong Brecks of Louisville. Ky.
Bennett, star half. who is nursing
an injury received against the
Maroons, was in uniform at the Fri.
day night workout and ran through
the signal drill. Athey. who has
been laid up with a bad leg, ripped
off long gains through the scrub for
ward wall and he will probably see
action against the Kentuckians.
Manager Irwin Nelson conferred
with Tom Spruce manager Of the
st Kokcmo American Legion tam,
Friday night, and local fans Will
probably be afforded the opportunity
of seeing the Kokomo team in action
Against the Ferndales later in this
season.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
TURNER NET FIVE
PLANS BIC GAMES
ON BASKET COURT
Lombard and Bradley Tech
on Card-NeW York Trip
During Holidays.

The South Side Turner's, 1924
Indiana-Kentucl1y A A. U. net
champs, are planning a pretentious
schedule for the coming season. A
series of games win be played in
New York City during the holidays.
Other contests are booked with
Lombard, Bradley Tech and Illinois
A. A. U. champs. Negotiations are
under way with other strong fives.
All local games will be played in
the South Side Turner gym.
The team is working out every
Sunday morning at the Turner Hail.
Friday night practice will be held
as the season draws nearer.
Last years players are back with
additional college stars trying out.
Frank Neu is chairman of the bas-
ketbau committee and is being as
sisted by Fred Braun, Woody"
Richeson, captain of the team, and
Henry Goett.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
MAROONS FAVORED
TO DEFEAT OHIO
IN HOT STRUGGLE
Big Game of Day in Western
Conference Is Staged
at Columbus.
BY HENRY L. FARRELL.
United Press Staff Correspondent.


COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 25.-
Facing a defeat that will remove one
prominent championship contender
tie undefeated Chicago and Ohio
State elevens drew up for the big
game of the Western Conference
here this afternoon.
with both coaches refusing to ad-
nit any great hope of winning the
game, it seemed that the issue was
more of a fear of defeat than
confidence Of victory.
A victory by either team will mean
much, as it not only will keep the
winner in the race for a while at
least, but it will offer fine chance
for a clear title to the Conference
championship as each team has a
later game with Illinois, which is
running a strong favorite for the
title.
Chicago was picked as a favorite
in neutral quarters and even around
the Ohio State campus there was d
rather gloomy expression that was
very much in keeping with a gray,
haZy morning.
Although Ohio has earned the
name Of the "hitless wonders" be-
cause OF a weakness in the offensive
in the games played this season. the
Chicago coaches were not boasting
of their chances. They admitted that
Ohio has scored only seven points in
two Conference games, but they
want it believed that they believe
that Ohio hasn't shown all their stuff
and they are awry.
There was indication Of com
plete sell-out OF the huge stadium. A
crowd Of $4,000 was predicted at the
athletic office.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
MANY CHANGES IN
WOLVERINE TEAM
Royamped Lineup Clashes
With Wisconsin.

BIZ United Press
ANN ARBOR. Mich, Oct. 25.-A
changed Michigan team from the one
which ran into Red" Grange last
week was to greet Wisconsin when
the two teams clashed on Ferry field
this afternoon
Capt Herb Steger has been
showed into quarter and Rockwell
to a half position. Friedman is play
ing a half and Marion has been
switched from one Of the wings 10
fun back.
A crowd of $4,000 was expected to
see the first home game Of the pres
ent conference season. The day was
hazy and just chilly enough for a
fast battle
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
Classic Plays of Football

play I can recall having seen in
football
Several times during the game
Driscoll swung outside Notre
Danes left tackle and broke loose
for long runs. After a few Of
these sallies. the Notre Dame de
fcnse began to widen I'm an at
tempt to stop them. This de-
fensive maneuver was AT least
partly successful for DriscoH's
gains were materially shortened.
Finally Driscoll started again.
From the same punt formation.
And for the same point outside
tackle. But he never struck.
Quick as lightning changing his
course. seeing that his path was
blocked the redoubtable Paddy"
turned back over center. There
he found the hole he was seeking
and flashed through, to emerge
with only the safety man Of the
NOtre Dame team in front Of him.
And soon he. too. was sprawled
in Driscolls wake, for the elusive
Paddy was a past master of the
art of lodging.
What had looked like a certain
loss had been converted into
touchdown Quick thinking did It.
Seeing 'his path blocked in front
Of him, Driscoll did not plunge
ahead anyway, just because that
was where he had intended TO
strike. Instead. he was quick to
see whore there was an opening
and take advantage Of it.
Driscoll's feet carried him to
the touchdown, but his head
showed the way. Brains scored
aEain.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
WABASH GRADS MEET
Banquet and Pep" Session Held at
SEVERN Hotel.

Wabash College alumni staged a
thriller banquet and pep session
at the SEVERN Hotel Friday night
and the "old-timers' made merry for
several hours.
1t was a typical Wabash affair and
the grads" enjoyed cabaret per
and music by the Rain
Low Casino Orchestra
YelIs for the Scarlet team were
given and it was indicated that there
would be plenty Of encouragement
FOR the Wabash warriors at Irwin
Field this afternoon when Pete
Vaughan's crew met Butler.
Talks were made by prominent
alumni. Jack Scott and Fred Ebert
led the yells. Messages were read
from distant Wabash grads" About
120 men were present.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25

With such a condition existing the
contest is liable to start out with
both clubs very cautious. But should
one get. q break and score, then a
different story very probably viii be
told. The team which happens to
be behind if such a thing happens
will open up with everything.
There is no doubt but that each
team will give everything it has in
this contest. Each considers the
fray one of the most important on
the schedule There viii be no hold
ing back.
Both squads are in fair condition.
The usual bruises are present, but
minor ailments will be forgotten in
the heat Of conflict.
"A Before the struggle Butler ruled
quite a pronounced favorite here.
but many disinterested fans were Of
an opinion that the game was toss
up. Page has greater reserve
strength. The usual Wabash pep
was In evidence this morning in the
downtown parade. II there was any
doubt in the Charlottesville rooters'
minds about the final result it was
carefully concealed.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
With Local BoWIerS
HIGH SCORES FRIDAY

Recreation League-Johnson. Bingo A.
c. 240. High team score high single
game: Bingo A. c. 1899.
COca-Cola League-Kitsch. Coca-Colas.
1913. High team score; Century Alley
A. G. E. s. League-Johnson. w. w.
Wise, 222. High team score: Century Sup
Western Electric League---Wearly. No. 3,
194. High team score: No 8 760.
Interstate P. s. League-Lyons Prior
Lien. 212. High team score: Prior Lien,
Big Four League-Ener P. and E. 235.
High team score: p. and F.. 1,031.
Lumber League-Kesters, Wilkinson,
204. High team score: Wilkinson. 9Ol.
Red Mems LeagUe--Cutsinge Comanche,
220. High team score: Hiawatha, 907,
Diamond Chain League-Mi2e, White
Mule. 214. High team score: Black Cat,
Wholesale League-Shriver, House of
Crane. 248. High team score Mooney
Mueller, 007.
Central League-McNeeley Van Camps,
247 High team score: Barbaso 9S8
High team score Engineers, S67.
Frieden League-~W. Masch. Foxes. 215.
High team score: Foxes. SOL.
One-Piece Bifocal League-Ludeman,
Machine Shop, 220. High team score:
Machine Shop S91
C. 1. &c w. Office Ieague-Eiclkhorn Dis
patchers. 205. High team score: Superin-
tendents. 854.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
Fl, WAYNE CLUB
AGAINST Y. ?. C.S
Pyramids Reported StrOrgi
Want Victory Over Locals,

When the referee blows his whistle
at 2:S0 o'clock at Washington Park.
Sunday afternoon, two Of the great
professional teams Of the State VIII
swing into action in what is ex-
pected to be a full hour Of gridiron
entertainment.
The heavy TT. Wayne Pyramids
Will battle the light but speedy Y. =.
c. eleven. coached by Al Feeney,
the old Notre Dame star.
Manager Stahl Of the upstate
aggregation in letter to Coach
Feeney which was received Friday
light. advised he had added several
players 20 his already strong line
up and ended his letter by saying
We are figuring on giving your
club its first defeat OF the season. "
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25

By Times Special
KCKOMO. Ind, Oct. 25.-Every
Sunday, Dick King. stellar half
hack, travels here from Indianapo-
lis and trcts out on the gridiron
in an American Legion football
uniform. King is regarded as the
most consistent member Of the
back field
Sunday Sheridan comes here
with an array Of college stars,
amons them K.n~solve", formerly
Of Franklin, Northam Of Butler,
Cunningham Of Indiana and Jes-
sup of Wabash
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
ROCKHILL IN CLOSE ONE
TT. Wayne Player Beats Rubens in
Cue Tourney.

Herman Rockhill Of Ft. Wayne
defeated Harry Rubens Friday night
in the State three-cushion tourney
at Coolers parlors. so to 48. 1t was
the closest match Of the meet so
far. Rockhill ran out his string in
the sixty-ninth inning after Rubens
had tied up the score in the first
half Of the frame at 4S all.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
TEAMS FAIL TO AGREE
KOhOmo and Y. P. C.s Discuss Plans
for Independent Game.

Efforts to arrange a game between
the American Legion team of Ko-
ONO and the Z. p. c. eleven of In
.dianapolis did not materialize at a
meeting at the Claypool Hotel Fri
day night between officials of the
two teams.
The meeting adjourned at a late
hour, with nothing definitely accom-
plshed. However, both sides agreed
the teams should meet before the
curtain is drawn on the 1924 sea-
son.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
FAST MATCH EXPECTED
Eastern GrappIer to Meet Reynolds
on Mat Monday Night.

Mat fans are expecting to wit
ness one of the best wrestling COR
tests Of the season at the Broad
way Theater Monday night when
Leslie FIshbaugh hooks up I'm r
finish bout with Jack Reynolds i'm
mediately after the regular show.
Fishbaugh comes highly touted by
eastern critics. Fishbaugh, whose
home is in Newark. y. J.. was ex-
pected to arrive in the city late this
afternoon TO 20 through his final
workout. Reynolds is completing
his training in Chicago and Will
come here Sunday.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
Vance Once Sold for $50

Ten years ago Vance was play
ing with the Superior Stub in the
Nebraska State League. lie was
Just a $3.50 pitcher
At that time Hastings. the
home Of Vance, was in the same
league. He decided II would be
more convenient to play in the
home town. When he asked the
manager Of the Hastings club
what he was worth the reply
was:
IF some one offered me $50 in
real money they could have
you"
Vance peeled five tens from his
bank roll and Joined the Hastings
club.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
HOPPE GREAT IN
THREE-CUSHIONS
BaIkIine Billiard Champ De-
featS Augie KieCkhefer.

Bp Times Special
CHICAGO. oct. 25.-Wnue Hoppe
defeated Augie Kieckhefer in a
three-cushion billiard match by TAX
ing the final block Friday night, 50
to IS. The total score for the match
was 400 to 279. HopIv ran out his
400 In $40 innings. averaging more
than a point a frame
The balkllue champions showing
in the match was sensational and
demonstrated that Hoppe has mas
tered three-cushion play and may be
the greatest at this difficult game
Il is understood Hoppe will chal-
leuge CaunefaX for the title.
The kicckhefer match was for a
$1,000 purse and a 81 900 side bet.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
Iowa and GOphas

BIZ United Press
IOWA CITY. Iowa, Oct. 25.--A
bright. clear day assured a record
crowd for Iowa's annual home-com-
ing here today. 1t was estimated
that close to $4,000 people would
watch Coach Ingwersen's Hawkeye
Huskies battle the Minnesota Go
piers.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
Erie Boxing Bouts
BIZ Tnifed Press

BIZ United Press
ERIE. Pa. Oct. 25.-Phil O'Dowd,
Columbus. Ohio. and Art Wander,
Buffalo, fought a ten-round draw
here Friday night. frankie Wild,
Montreal, scored a technical knock
out over Kid Dugan OF Ashtabula,
Ohio, in six rounds.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
CHARLOTTE SPEED RACE
Crack Drivers Entered i'm Event;
$4,000 in Prizes.

BIZ Times Special
CHARLOTTE, N. c., Oct. 25.-
Auto speed drivers Of prominence
were to race here this afternoon
in a 25O.mile speedway event. All
pilots entered participated in the
5OO-mile classic at Indianapolis last
spring.
Money prizes OF $4,000 win be
distributed. It is a sanctioned race.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
Shea Beats Filipino
By United Press

BIZ United PreSs
CHICAGO, Oct 25.-After ten
rounds of toe to toe battling, Eddie
Shea of Chicago won a shade victory
ever Pete Sarmiento, Filipino, in the
vii dup at East Chicago, Friday
night.
Frank Schaeffer, Chicago, defeated
Ace Hudkins, Omaha, and Charlie
Raymond Of France and Morrie
King, st. Louis, fought to a draw.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
SHORTRIDGE IN LOSS
Marion High Eleven Defeats Locals
on Grid. I3 to 6.

BIZ Times Special
MARION, Ind. Oct. 25.-Marion
High School defeated Shortridge of
indianapolis here Friday in a grid
contest, IS to 6. Marion counted
in the first and third periods. Boy
kin and Miller made the touchdowns.
Miller made good one Of his kicks
after touchdown.
Shortridge was outplayed until the
final quarter, when Wheeling scored.
O. Kilgore failed to kick the extra
point.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
Football Games Today
STATE COLLEGE TEAMS

Wabash VS.. Butler at Irwin field.
Earlham VS.. Hanover.
Franklin VS. Rose Poly.
Illinois VS.. De Pauw.
Princeton VS.. Notre Dame.
State Normal vs.. ST. Joseph.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25

Does side-line coaching refer to the
coach only or must the rule be re-
speCted by any one seated on the
side lines?
No one on the side line. coach,
player or any other person, has the
right to coach the players on the
field in any form or manner. There
is a fifteen-yard penalty for sideline
coaching.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
M'TIGUE is SUSPENDED
One-year Penalty Against Worlds
Light Heavy Champ.

BV United Press
NEW YORK. Oct. 25.--Mike Nc
Tigue, worlds light heavyweight
champion, has been suspended for
one year by the New York boxing
commission for his failure to accept
the challenge Of Gene Tunney,
American title holder.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS

Cathedral VS.. Bloomington al
Park.
Manual at Emerson (Gary)
Technical at Louisville Male.
Broad Ripple at Westfeld.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
Annual Ri0a Game Tops Eastern Card
WABASH AND BUTLER IN
LOCAL FOOTBALL CLASSIC
Pagemen Rule the FavoriteI Owing to Reserve Strength
Usual Pep Marks Activity of ROOters.

Wabash has arrived in town for battle with
Butler There was no doubt about the battle part of it, al
though considerable difference Of opinion to the
final outcome Field this afternoon In the past two
years local has nosed the Little Giants to and
to O. been forgotten by Wabash.
ButIar has for.ottan its escapes either.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
BIZ NEA gerpice

bV n UA CbTlfEC
7EW YORK, Oct. z5.-Man-
i'm ager McGraw OF tho New
- York Giants says he would
willingly part with $100,00 for
Dazzy Vance.
Charlie Ebbetts. owner OF the
Brooklyn club, says twice that
amount wouldn't tempt him for
his star pitcher. the sensation of
the majors in the season Just
closed.
These seemingly fabulous
amounts being offered for a ball
player make the original sale Of
the now famous Vance loom as
the one best laugh Of the day.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
ST. Anthony Net Practice

The st. Anthony Y. P. C.s basket
ball team will practice next Monday
night at the Y. +. c. hall, 379 N.
Warman Ave. Players wishing try
outs are requested to call Belmont
O593-J.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
Riley Tiger Practice

The Riley Tigers win practice Sun
day morning at Rhodius park. Coach
Harrison has ordered all players to
be present at 9 a. m. The Tigers
will meet the Christamores Sunday
afternoon at Rhodius park.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
Friday Football Results
COLLEGE

COLLEGE,
Valparaiso. 12; St. Viators O.
Oakland City. 20; Evansville, g
Indiana Central, 3; Danville Normal. O..
Ashland 80: Findlay. o.
. Athens. g Kenyon. 0.
Newberry. 10; Presbyterian. 0.
HIGH SCHOOLS
Marion, 13; Shortridge. G.
Noblesville, 32: Knightstown, 3.
Technical (Seconds), IS; Crawfords-
lille T.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
NOBLESVILLE HIGH WINS
Grid Team Downs KnightstOwn in
High School Contest.
BIZ Times Spccial

By Times Special
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Oct. 20
The Noblesville High School foot
ball team defeated the Knightstown
eleven in this city Friday afternoon
by a score Of 80 to 3. Sheridan plays
here next Friday.
The Indianapolis times., 1924-10-25
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