The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-16
!: ACROSS THE BOARD TODAY

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The bankroll got mired in the La
tonla mud Tuesday,. and what those
a %I pienty. i The iBewitchins Casino Girl.
thnr of ca FSD GG fsa Was wasR Tn the
f eft 2Ut that sd Fast U %om nSnd and
Charcoal and Inbounds were third We
had them win a,o and gasfe' that tn s%Sns
The roll now stands at $4,000, the low
Today we viii plunge IL IL &. Desperate cGn ts
repIenisR the stock of disappearing
lettuce, Fifty dollars win a. and place
:, 4 $40 aeross,the;bogsIrd parlay is the
ToSiiiIs RUBENsTEfN in the ffth. AN
Death D. y nstC %i p fgst Nt G
B6eYY! . s. across StSs' in NJ the third UD or
down she goes today. dear readers.
Flor a post card from Kid
Ch!ssell today. On the
- back Of it are two big
cannons. This may be a subtle
insinuation that the Kid has a
Kick like the big Berthas. Chissell
fought a six-rounder on the lake
steamer, Seeandbee, Monday night
with Leon Lukens, middleweight.
The card was sent before the bat
tie.
In describing that Columbus
Louisville baseball game Of Tues
day to wrestling fans one might
say that Pitcher Fishbaugh of the
Senators had a leg split on the
Colonies. but lost his grip and the
Kentucky opponent tossed him
with a flying mare in the seventh
frame.
FOOTBALL Is here. Even
r the baseball fans can not
- deny the fact, although
they disdain to become interest
ed until after the world series is
over.
Serious grid practice has be-
gun in virtually all of the big
universities. Many in the East
got a "heaH' start on the Big
Ten teams which opened up &C
tivities for the season on Tues
day.
Yale, Harvard and Princeton,
by mutual agreement, started
Tuesday, but some of the others
have been at it a week. The
Army and Penn State, who will
meet Notre Dame, were off ahead
of the Irish"
Pennsylvania also has a weeks
start on Chicago and Illinois,
future opponents. The Navy has
the edge of early work on Mich
igan and Dartmouth has the adj
vantage of extra preparation
A over Chicago.
%# But the west Is not scared!
Wen spot 'em week and beat
'em. Murray for our side!
N that chill winter wind on
Tuesday at Forest Hills the
- tennis stars probably didn't
need such copious draughts from
the ever-present pitcher Of ice
water or Tilden's ice tea. The
Frenchmen no doubt wished they
were back in France where Vol.
stead is a name unknown. Water
is used to put under bridges over
there.
mi HIS Is the time Of year when
all of the newspaper feature
- syndicates poster the life
out Of the sporting editors with
circulars telling about various
series Of articles: "57 Varieties of
Great Plays" THE Worlds Most
Wonderful Plays" How to Play
Football, High Spots Of 1924"
etc, etc, etc.
Not wishing to be out Of style
we will herewith put out a few
doughty don'ts to the grid aspir-
ants:
Don't cuss the coach. That's
his privilege, with you the recipi-
emf.
Don't step on another player
when he's down. He may be big
ger than he looks.
Don't listen to what your fra
ternity brothers tell you about
how good you are. They are usu-
ally wrong.
Don't break your ankle early in
MQhe season. Wait until just before
&DAome "croocial" game. lou ,yill
get much more publicity.
Don't feel bad if some news
paper gives the touchdown you
made to somebody else. You may
get the break" next time.
ITO he continued.