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BIRTHS.

Louis s. and Mary M. westmore. girl.
Frank and Clara A. Rich, boy.
George e. and Grace e, Hardinc. v,rl.
Carl and Mary s. Fensahrene, girl.
Dillard G. and Errma c. Luther, hoy.
Percy H. and Eiva v. Underwood,
boy.
Hillel and Goldie Marans. how.
John d. and Loretta M Farr boy.
Wade g. and Evelyn M. Vogtg, girl.
John y, and Dorothy Cook, boy,
William and Anna Manager. boy.
Earle r. and Gertrude Strong. girl.
Karl H. and Belle DePerini. how.
kirk and Mary Bryan, boy.
William J. ana Eugenia McCaw. Girl.
William r. and Alice Epes, girl.
William and .Elenora Coates. hovs
Robert and Mary Holmes. boy.
Hichard ana Estelle Robinson. boy.
girl.
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Vaughan win spend no moro than
10 minutes at any stop.
Lieutenant Vaughan Is here now
testing his plane.
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nEATHs

teenth street northwest
MAJ mary . ASnOla, II yssrS si' upshur
James +. Anderson, 90 years. on street
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them over, perused the regulations,
shook their heads-and the slit.
skirted bathing girls kept on their
way.
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Balthasar Gerlach, 81 years. 80 8
street northwest.
Fred A. Jones, Al years, Garfield Hos
pital.
Andrew G. Hamilton, rs years. Chevy
Chase Sanitarium.
Vivian Roman, 80 years. 308 F
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John Lanham. 81 years. 1908 Third
street southeast.
Charles p. Sheck, ST., 30 years
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west.
James e. Hayes, IS years. U. s.
Soldiers Home Hospital.
Elizabeth Diedrich, rs years 1924 D
Catherine r. Bentz. IS years. sos
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Jeanne r. Bracket n years. 1910
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Audrey ]. Dragon. years, 1895
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Death notices

Saturday. June :. 1875
MARY, beloved wife Of Henry =:
Arnold, at her residence, SIT upsnuI1
street. She leaves q daughter, MaIsi
A. Shekells and brother Samue' -
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
\. A. c. NET TEAM
ARRANGES CARD
Strong Clubs Billed by Local
Basket Five.

The basketball squad OF the
Hoosier Athletic Club after several
weeks OF hard work. IS ready
for the opening OF its SEIZED
ule. Coach o. J. Minehart of
the Pennsylvania University assisted
by Robert O'Connor. formerly Of
Manual Training High School an
nounced the card.
Opening game Nov. 1. will be
played with Joy-Glooms Of Broad
Ripple at indianapolis. The above
team Will be met at Broad Ripple
Nov. 4. on Nov. the Button Phi
Delta team will come TO Indianapo-
lis; Nov. Is the Shelbyville In
dependents Mt Indianapolis; Dec. IS,
II. y. c. at Button; Dec. 81. Indiana
state Normal Of Muncie at In.
dianapols.
Tentative games with Wabash. De
PAW, En- Roes and Notre Dame,
also aave been arranged. All games
at Indianapolis VIII be played in the
II. A. C gym.
The lineup Of the Hoosier Athletic
team is composed Of some Of the
hest former high school and college
players in Indiana.
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With Local BOWlerS
HIGH scoREs WEDNESDAY

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
FERNDALES AFTER
STRONG ELEVENS
Attractive Bookings Sought
-BreckS Here Sunday,

Manager Irwin Nelson of the Fern
dale Football Club has written for
games with the KokomO American
Legion, Peru c. & o., Dayton KOors
and Fit. Wayne Tanks in an effort 70
finish the season with a fine display
Of talent for Indianapolis fans.
Coach Morrison is busy polishing
up the play OF the Ferndales for
their game with Louisville BreckS
next Sunday at Pennsy Park.
Pritchard, former Franklin College
tackle. has joined the Ferndalcs
and will be seen in action Sunday.
Jess Athey. back field man. who has
been slowed up because Of injuries,
will get in the game.
Morrison is expecting a tussle
from the Brecks, said TO be the fast
est pro team travelling out OF Louis
vile
The game viii be called at $50
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
BY ]. J. RYAN

Football Coach University of Wis
consIn
IA IAGI weighed only IA pounds,
X but his father was Italian
IL and his mother Irish If
you don't think that combination
spells gameness. you should have
seen the play I am about to de
scribe. 1t certainly stands out as
one Of the most remarkable I ever
have seen in football
was coaching Marquette at the
time and we were playing the heavy
Detroit University team in Detroit.
That was in 1920. Biagi was pitted
against "Tillie" Voss, giant Detroit
right tackle. who at the seasons end
was placed on numerous mythical
a1l-Western and all-American teams.
Biagi wasn't taking Voss out Of
many plays, but he was sticking TO
him like a little fox terrier.
At the beginning of the fourth
quarter Biagi hollered for help. and
as we had no trainer along. I was
allowed TO go on TO the field. Biagi
was squeezing two fingers together
and ! found the nail had been
kicked off one. The pain must have
been intense. but the little fellow
never finched. He merely asked me
to bind the two fingers together.
A few minutes later he grabbed a
forward pass on the twenty-yard
line. ducked and lodged three tack
lers and dove over the head OF the
quarter back, who was standing on
the goal line. Beyond the goal line
was an embankment. Down this
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
BRUISES BOTHER
SOME Of ROCKNE
GRID WARRIORS
N, D, RambIerS Not Entirely
Recovered From Army
TiIt-Team Departs.

BIZ United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. "a
Notre Dame entrained today for
Princeton. Injuries received in the
Army game are still prominent and
it is the general opinion that a
weaker squad will play Roper's team
than beat the Army. Rockne took
thirty-three men.
The squad will go direct to Asbury
Park, n. J., where a light drill will
be held Friday afternoon.
Wednesdays practice included
scrimmage and signal drills in add
ton to the regular conditioning pro-
gram.
Joe Harmon, indianapolis, prob
ably will start at center Saturday.
Captain Walsh IS with the squad,
but his injured hands probably will
prevent his appearance in the big
game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
NUMBER OF GOOD
TEAMS FOUND IN
WEST BY CRITIC
Eastern Sports Writer Dis
covers Midwest Confer
ence Is Strong,
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
limited preSs TOrrCSD0udPnt

CHICAGO, Oct. EXCHANGING
through the long range glasses ad-
justed from the World building in
New York one gets the idea that
here ara in the West only the Big
Ten football teams and Notre Dame,
Marquette and those called new
which have been nationally adver-
Used recently in the Missouri Valley
Conference.
But 1t takes only fifteen minutes
in a Western metropolis to gather
from the conversation Of competent
football critics that the midwest
Conference has a classy list Of teams
that might compare favorabIy with
any teams in the country il they
had the opportunity to show them
selves against the Holy Thous" Of
the East.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
Curtis Beats Henderson

William Curtis. present State
champion. defeated Lloyd Hender
son Wednesday night in the State
three-cushion billiard tourney at
Coolers parlors. so to 80. in seventy
six innings. Curtis did not intend to
enter the meet. but took Ralph Mar
tins place Martin, who resides in
Terre Haute, withdrew.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
Classic Plays of Football

Biagi rolled and crashed into a con
crete post. but he held the ball
That play finished Blagi physical
~. for the collision with the con
crete post had paralyzed one arm.
But his spirit was still in the game.
The Injury to the little fellow up
set Detroit and spurred his team
mates. A few minutes later they
completed another pass for a touch
down. The score really ought to
have been credited to Biagi
What a difference a dash Of sea
soning makes in hat-tasting food.
And what a difference a bit Of indi-
vidual gameness makes IN a football
team,
Copyright. 1924, NEA Service, IncJ
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
Bel0it Stands Out

Beloit, champions of the mid
West Conference last year. claims
the best opportunity by schedule
to repeat as the champions this year.
Beloit has five conference teams on
the schedule. while Cornell College
has only four.
Among the other colleges In the
conference are Carleton. Hamline,
Coe. Knox, Ripon and Lawrence and
they have three conference games
each. Coe may get no place in the
conference. but Coe held the great
Wisconsin eleven. one of the powers
of the Big Ten, 70 tie.
Stepping out Of bounds the strong
est teams in the section among the
smaller colleges appear TO be
Knox Lombard, Bradley, Wesleyan,
COe, Beloit and Butler.
Teams Spread Out
Intersectional games are more
common this year. and because the
teams are mingling more out Of their
own neighborhood, It WIN mean that
there hardly can be a recognized
champion
Goes game against Wisconsin and
Lombard's battle with Marquette has
shown every one in these parts that
small colleges here have teams that
can fight almost on even terms with
the powers of the Big Ten and the
big leaders Of the East.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
INDIANA CENTRAL GAME
Central Normal of DanvilIe at Uni
versity HEIGHTS Friday.

The Indiana Central College foot
ball team has shown steady i'm
provement since the start Of the sea
son and is ready 10 meet Central
Normal on Friday ut University
Heights. All members Of the squad
are reported in shape for the game.
The probable lineup Of Indiana
Central: Albright. left end; Adams,
left tackle; Leach. left guard. Todd,
center; Emmert, right guard; Tur-
ner. right tackle; Barnes, right end:
Good, quarter; Arbogast, right half;
Bright. left half; Butler, full back.
The officials are Dick Miller, referee;
Helvie, umpire; Dorset, head lines
man.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
RICH OFFER IS
MADE GOLDSTEIN
Efforts Launched to Match
Abe and GenarO,

Bv United Press
NEW YORK, oct. 23.--Abe Gold
stein has been offered $4,000 as his
end OF the purse, win. lose, or draw
10 risk hts worlds bantamWelgbt
title against frankie Genaro, Amer,
lean fyweight champion. in a con
test to be held at Madison Square
Garden.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
FRANKFORT RACE MEET
Three Events With Good Entry List
on TOday's Card.
Y Times SpcciaI

By Times Special
FRANKFORT. Ind, Oct. 3D.
Cold weather kept the attendance
down at the opening of the fall
harness meet here Wednesday,. To-
days card included the PIP pace.
2:1s trot and 2:23 pace. Several
Grand Circuit racers were to com
ASte.
Wednesdays events Lord Silk
'--ok the 2:27 trot in four heats; Sim
ME Azoff won the 2:27 pace in
straight heats. and Charline ". won
the 2:1S pace in four heats.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
T. n. T. Meters Lose
BIZ Times Special

II 2 t"FVd NptFfUF
NoBLESFILLE, Ind. Oct. %
Inc T. \. T. basketball team of
inns city lost 10 Galveston last night
Dy the score Of 81 to q. The r. \.
IS VIII play the United States Ru5-
per Companys team at indianapolis
next week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
Roper Lighters Drills

PRINCETON. n. j., Oct. 23.-Th4
Tiger varsity will do no more scrim-
maging before the Notre Dame
game, Coach Bill Roper saying he
was taking no chances on injuries.
He put them through long signal
and kicking drills "wednesday, which
will continue the rest Of the week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
Y. P. C.S IN PRACTICE
Feeney Pleased With Teams Action
Pyramids Next on Card.

The Y. P. C.s are ready for the
invasion Sunday of the TT. Wayne
Pyramids. In practice Wednesday
night at Washington Park, every
man showed up in good condition
and Coach Feeney was pleased.
Several new plays were given out
ard mastered. The game Sunday
VIII be the last to start at 2;50,
those thereafter to start at 2.
r. Patton, Wabash, will referee
Sunday, Caughman Of Cornell will
umpire and Metzger, Notre Dame,
Will be head hnesman.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
WRESTLING GO MONDAY
Reynolds TO Meet Fishbaugh in Bout
at Broadway Theater.

The Next local wrestling match of
the season IS to be staged at the
Broadway Theater Monday night
when Jack Reynolds. Indiana Uni
versity graphing coach, meets Leslie
Fishbaugh Of Newark, y. j.. in n
finish bout.
1t viii be Fishbaugh's first appear
ance here, and his second meeting
with Jack. Early this fall he defeat.
ed the local man at Columbus, Ohio
where Reynolds agreed to throw tn
Jersey lad twice in an hour. Instead
OF accomplishing this, Jack was
pinned IN SO minutes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
Veteran Dnndee Loses

b JnIff0 PTG99
CLEVELAND. Oct. 23.-Charlie
O'COnneII, young Cleveland light
weight, was given the referees de
cision over Johnny Dundee, New
York, in a twelve-round bout here
Wednesday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23

Butler rooters and players have a
bunch a decisive victory is going to
be scored over Pete Vaughans crew
this time. Page has given the
grldders a number of new plays and
the boys are eager to hear the
whistle blow that will send them into
action against the rivals.
Hal GrigBs has practiced many
hours On place kicking and his
golden toe" is sure to be a menace
to Wabash. Butterflies won't be
satisfied with field goals, however.
TouchdoWns are wanted ana wanted
badly.
In recent seasons past, the Page
men have been Unable to cross
Wabas his goal line by the touchdown
route and this fact has not been
pleasant to Irvington rooters. Get
a flock Of touchdowns." appears to
be the slogan this week in the camp
Of the Blue and White.
Butler roOters are going to veil
long and earnestly in pep sessions
Friday in an effort to convince Wa.
bash followers that the Pagemen are
supremely confident and determined
to roll up victory Saturday that
VIII leave no doubt about the SUI
premacy Of Butler over the gridders
from Crawfordsville.
Ticket demand has been heavy
and the largest crowd Of the season
here is sure to be present when the
starting whistle sounds at Irwin
field Saturday afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
College Grid Camps


CHICAGO-StaEs Maro0ns were to de-
Ohio State in the most important Big Ten
game of Saturdays schedule Illinois. Chi
cago and ONO State are tied for first place
N the Conference championship Illinois
PLAYS a minor came With ne Paw. hui
Ohio and Chicago viii battle II out IN a
game that. avoiding the possibility OF a
tie. Will knock one OF them out of the
race.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
LAVAN STAYS AT K. C.
Johnny Is Reappointed Manager of
Cowboy Blues.

o. KIA,%s&s CITY, No. Oct. %
George Muehlebach. owner OF the
local team Of the American Associa-
ton. Wednesday night announced
the re.appointment Of DR.. John
Gohnny) Lavan as manager OF the
Blues. Lavan will remain here TINS
winter and practice medicine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
Nut Cracker

- 7 IS SAID EPINARD MADE
A LOT OF FRIENDS IN
THIS COUNTRY AND WE
GUESS MOST OF THEM ARE
BOOk-NIAKERS
Modern football is a very uncer-
tain game. IN the case of
Grange you never can be certain
whether he viii run eighty or ninety
yards for a touchdown.
The mountain wouldn't come
to Mahomet. . 1t Is also a
matter Of record that the putting
cup never comes to the ball.
Fulton has been matched with Firpo.
The idea being to see whether
Fulton will fall forward or backward.
ri ONNIE MACK coughed up
IL S100.6oO for a left handed
III pitcher. It's time Con
ME was taking something for his
cough.
THE FROST IS ON THE PUMP
KIN BUT IT Is NOTHING COM.
PARED TO THE FROST THAT
HAS SETTLED ON BOXING IN
NEW YORK.
Coaches trying to figure n way to
stop Grange can sympathize with
pitchers who spend summer months
hunting Babe Ruth's weakness.
TOM SHARKEY DENIES He
WAS A FIGHTER OF THE OLD
SCHOOL. WHY I NEVER
WENT TO SCHOOL IN MY LIFE"
HE PROTESTS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
CHICAGO SERIES SPLIT
Winning White Sox Players Get
S1l980 Each.

~ Ifmcs SpfCt1i
CHICAGO, oct. 23--The White
Sox and Cubs baseball players were
mailed their checks Wednesday for
their cut" OF the Chicago city
series games. The winning Sox got
$719.S0 each and the losing Cubs.
$426.55.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
IR VIzNGT1ON SQUAD SHOWS
ALL ROUND IMPROVEMENT
Locals Feel They've Reached Peak of Form and Decisive
Victory Over Wabash Is Anticipated.

Coach Page of Butler planned the final hard workout of
the week this afternoon top off the advance grind
nua struggle with Wabash here Saturday. Confidence spread
in rvngon grid circles and followers of warriors
believe the has reached the the season
light drill Friday will conclude preparations the invasion Of
the Scarlet machine from Charlottesville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
HumrneI s. c. Grid

The Hummel A. C.s lost 70
GospOrt. % to 0. The Hum
mels go to Cumberland next Sunday.
Games are wanted with State teams.
Address Jack Hummel. Stock St. and
Kentucky Ave.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23
East Side Shoot

SIinkard won the weekly shoot of
the East Side Gun Club on Wednes-
day with forty-six out Of fifty tar
gets. o. c. Campbell was second
with forty-five a big squad of shoot
ers faced the trans.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-23

MlNNEAPOLIS-N nDesOta leaves to-
night for Cedar Rapids where II Will spend
friday before tack..ug Iowa az Iowa City
Saturday. Three more cripp,es were added
y the hospital list by the strenuous drIn
Wefinesday- They are Bauman. Cay and
AbTaEamsOn.