The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-11-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lTIRRIN'
; the DOPE
By vEDDER G RID


doubt hate all this Kea
" Grange publicity. Yes they
do-not. That big Buckeye stadium
won't be able to hold half the
people who want to get in to see
the most exploited player that ever
stepped onto white chalked felo.
You lust can't keep Red out OF
the headlines.
And. really, what difference does
1t make if Grange wants to make
some money after his college days
are over by playing professional
football? What business is 1t or
the busy-bodies who constantly
poke into others affairs?
The money the Illinois flash can
make in few games will give him
more than a start in life. 1t Will
put him long way along the road.
Go to it, Red, and let the envious
ones say what they will All the
fuss is just helping your game.
$50
We fell for Oh Susanna Wednesday
and she turned us down flat after we
spent $50 on her. That's Just like
woman. Otherwise Across the Board
did fairly well. but finally wound up
SLIPS loser. Fire Boy, another $50
across the board horse. won at short
odds. Resonance was second and paid
more than to 1 to place and 2 to L
ia show Captain Guard, a fifty to one
E$,t. ran like the price indicated. Cherry
t%Me and KubIai Kahn both were third.
We start out today with bank roll Oh
Sf,O95.7O.
Today to prove that we are not tickle
we'll not get ~sore'' at the way OH
SUSANNA treated us Wednesday. but
will try again to see If that filly has
heart-S1O win. place and show. There
are some good ones in there to beat.
Init Oh Susanna can do it If she doesn't
quit.
LITTLE COOK in the fifth will pay
plenty If that gelding can take the
measure Of Bolton and some other good
ones. Ten dollars across is the invest
ment. SISTER JOSELLA in the sixth
looks like S25 win place and show TO
mn Once more wen attempt to spear
REPEATER in the last race. He's Old
hut decides to run occasionally. Five
dollars win, place and show is the in
vestJnent and there won't be anything
short about the odds.
A. Bowie KING SOLOMON's SEAL
in the fifth is worth S10 across NE
board Play and $50 80 t Is IS across the
hoard pariay on the two of them. FINS.
7UST where are you going
Saturday? Habit is
u cable. We weave a thread
of it each day and at last we can
not break it," Bill Shakespeare
said something like that and 1t
may explain to a certain extent
where you'll be. But there are
other reasons.
Purdue at Indiana, Northwestern
at Notre Dame and De Pauw at
Wabash-take your choice. But
YOU won't be long in choosing
not If you are an alumnus OF one
of the schools. You'll be watch
bag YOUR boys battle.
>y There is no question about what
game you want to witness If you
spent your college days at Bloom
ington or Lafayette or South
Bend or Greencastle or Crawfords-
Vile.
1t is partly habit, but it goes
deeper than that 1t is also loyalty
to the past, to the school that
taught you many things in books,
on athletic field and many other
ways.
How many times have you
heard about the Bard of Avon's
sayings being true universally
and down through the ages?
Here is just another proof:
'When shall we three meet
again,
In thunder, lightning or in
rain?"
In our day and age and in
this hectic football season we
can think only of Princeton,
Harvard and Yale when we read
the above. e.
r- 7HE number of the fourth
horse to finish is being post
- ed at the Bowie race meet
ing. This is rubbing it in as only
the first three places are worth
anything as far as mutuel tickets
are concerned. The custom comes
from England and has been adj
vocated by racing publications.
In big stake races the fourth
horse gets some of the purse. How