The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-04
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Churchill Downs is proving our wa
terIoo. We couldn't win a cent OIL
Tuesday. j, @. Kelly. Miss Hume anu
Rlue Granite were out of the money
Lord Granite was second. Hullo was
scratched. That money comes paon'
ANYWAY. All we have to figure OUT 10
how much money was put up ana then
s,,bstract IL from the bankroli-ohe oA
fine most unpleasant tasks VIC N"""'
The r. r.. today is S204.SO.
THO first thing today is a parlay On
three fayorites at three dihereht 'r"oNN
Ten dollars win. place and snow s'es W
TrDTEy in the third at Churchill MAI
ROY in the fourth at Paramount anu
CANTER in the fourth at fnh'ico.
In tba fourth at Churchill Wen pun
eon on pOIrRBON BOY to win. AZ fa'r-
n,o,nt a $40 win, place and snow ION,
bination is the investment On - -
TVER in the second and MID" A~9A-
ERN in the fifth.
At PimIico $40 win and pace soTn ="
oVERALL in the sixth and AhniA ~
TION in the SEVENTH pa "a wsn and
end up a day W Of " be- put on GLOisTEGR6
SiVVb e Churchill Downs finale. just AO"
smackers riding today:
- WORD of commentator
.lA for the Southpaw football
zA team will not be out Oh
r1ace. The eleven did not gel the
nraise it deserved for its gooo
showing against the Ferndales last
Sunday. The club would nave
given the F~erndales even a better
battle if some Of the players nau
NOT had an attack of stage trlght
at the start.
THE Southpaws showed a smooth
running machine. They ran thelr
nlavs off with a snap and fought
every minute of the way. Inc hlle
nlaved fine ball. We haven't seen
Cumberland play, but the cup
must be exceptionally strong II II
defeats the Southpaws next sun
day.
--,T looks to us as though
7 the feature football game
i in the East on Saturday
is Cornell at Dartmouth. Many
Grid fans seem to be going or
the theory that Dartmouth is
already Gin" We ask you all TO
think this game over carefully.
Remember what a tough time
Dartmouth had i'll beating
Brown. Remember that Harry
ard, a team which Dartmouth
defeated easily, seems unconl'
monty weak this season. Remen-
her that Cornell showed real
power against Columbia and ap-
pears to be hitting its stride. Re-
member that Gil Dobie is a great
coach.
Think over these things and
don't too sure Dartmouth has
a cinch. Wen make a predic-
ton on this game later.
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~7OLUMBUS, Ohio, has been
falling hard for the wres-
G=J ting game and seems to
love punishment. Another big
show is being staged in the Ohio
capital tonight.
Who do you suppose is in. the
semi-windup? Nobody else but
Jack Reynolds, who is to wrestle
somebody by the name Of Steve
Graf, claimant of the European
championship" 1t is to be a one
fall, one hour limit match.
The main bout is between Cleat
Kaufman and Clarence Eklund,
worlds ELECTROMAGNETIC cham
pion."
Sam Kaufman of Shelbyville,
a member of the Em-ROe basket
ball team, flivvered over to the
big city Tuesday night to prac-
tice with the local five at the
"Y" gym. Sam hitched Henry
Oh Illinois St. near the Y. M. C.
A. and when he returned there
was nothing there but the
street.
The tail center declares he's
going to commit a number of
personal fouls if he finds the
thief. We suggest that he let
Stanley FEEBLE referee. There
would be no fouls called. STAN
ley had a Ford stolen too.
r. T7ERE'S the latest bear"
III story. A press dispatch
- from Texas states that Ban
Johnson, fiery president Of the
American league, killed a bear on
a hunting trip in Mexico. We'd
bet on Ban against a bear any
time, even if the league prexy
was without his trusty rifle.
There's a mar who always has
plenty of dynamite concealed
about him somewhere.
Cowboy" Kutsch of Iowa did
not make a yard against Wabash
last Saturday. He did not play.