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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-15
Independent Baseball

The East Enders. last years winners OF
The Times baseball tourney. are again In
the field and want games with last state e
clubs. For games address Manager, 1885
E. Washington St. or call Circle GAO be-
tween and D. m.
The Edwards ll-stars will play at FL
lettsville Sunday. game is wanted for
Columbia Ave, or cali kenwood 3543
The indianapolis Tigers and the Green
House Growers Association club. will dedi-
cataA<a new park on Sunday three miles
south on the Bluff Rd. G. Powers and G..
Bova are asked to call Di excl 7773.
Due to a cancellation, the Meldon nine
is without a game for. Sunday. and would
State Y team al Cali Drexei S7Si- R. or ad-
dress L. J. Stehlin. 91s Olive St
The Christamore A. C.s will play the
Jackson Reds at Riverside No. 10, 3 D.. IN.
Sunday. The fol owing. players are asked
to report for practice Saturday at River
side No. at 1890 Patterson Jenkins,
Whiting. Good. Jesse. Turner. O'Neal,
KINNEY lakewood. Cohen. Breene and
Echey.
The Yellow Cabs will play at Candy
Sunday. All players, are requested to be
Ct the garage at l2;45 sharp, -, Flsgler,
Far T MuTnhv Ray and ssuters take
tice. Any teams desiring real opposit
call Lincoln 1888 and ask for Robbind
The Marion Cardinals have an
ne aaY q and 4 p brs sSaldASgss s4 Z w5unS
Edward Cruise. 1912 Woodlawn
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QudlTdl0 sui rules IdVOf1Le at q
to l. Flying Ebony got a little ex-
ira notice today when it was an.
nounced that Jockey Earl Sande
probably would ride the eastern
entry
Emotional Climax
Louisville is swiftly rising to an
emotional climax over the fifty-first
Derby Saturday afternoon, which.
like every other Derby, will be the
greatest ever run.
1t would be blasphemous, al
most, to suggest that this Ken
lucky Derby will be only horse
race after all, but there are
few cynics evil enough to say,
cOnfidingly, that the cleaning
young animals which stand ST.
lently in their flyproof stalls,
munching hand-sifted hay, the
pick of the breed at the age of
3 years, could stand a bit more
class.
1t would take a horse-trainer.
however, to. justify or dispute this
claim and another one to give him
an argument. These horsemen who
now crowd the public places of
Louisville are technical fellows
whose debate woula battle the person
whose conception of a horse is a
critter with leg on each corner,
a head forward and a tail aft.
Xa!apa Horses Work
Prince Of Bourbon, owned by the
Xalapa Farm stables, did the best
work in the Thursday morning
workout over a track which is now
dry and fast. covering a mile and
one.eighth in 1855 Is. Sweeping
Away worked with him and took
1855 2-5. Prince of Bourbon seemed
a trifie sore after the run but his
trainers and masseurs thought he
would walk out of it, as they say,
when he had cooled out
Robert Ljvingston's horse, Vol.
taic, member Of the eastern horse
colony in the stables, took his first
work out since his arrival, and with
Frank Coltilleti aboard turned in a
fast run that revealed no impair
lnent due to the train ride from the
East
Clifford Cochran's Flying Ebony
took a mile hike i'm 1:42 without
trying and Captain Hal went six
ftU'lOngs. The st. Louis horse.
Chief Uncas, also went on the
track for a pipe opener and AL
madel. neglected horse i'm the
predictions. did mile In 1:43.
breezing In. Menifee showed
sparkling speed, doing three
Fights in "a 2-5. Supremus went
five fuIlOngs.
Every horse among the more
prominent group, whose members
are regarded as the real combatants
for the $4,000 stake. the honor, the
glory and the cup, appears to be in
superb condition.
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TENNIS TEAM IS BUSY
Shortridge Stars to Meet Culver
Squad on Saturday.

Shortridge High School tennis
team defeated the Butler freshmen
Thursday, five matches to one. Will
son was the only Butler player to
win, defeating Elrod, 60, rs.
The north siders were to meet
Boys Prep School today and will
clash With Culver at Hawthorn on
Saturday.
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BASEBALL STANDINGS
Yesterdays Results
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
ksHsS. Si,y SSSsSS SS2SS SSSSSS-s J s
Culop. Meyer; Messenger. wilkinson,
Shinault.
S Minmespclis 80. YSS88 SSS6 9Y!I 3 /
Northrop. Bird; Hamilton. Ainsmith.
g 81 9sul 49,. SSSSS SddS dd5d03 Z 3
Caravan. Schultz; Kolp, Collins.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York ...... 600 600 000-Q 2 Q
PeanSnSock,' schans; Lyons. schaik.
y Wa'fRi n3,Ss SSSS55 gag SSifSS-s & J
CovelesIie. Ruel; wingard. Danforth.
SEVERED.
B BsslsI. - 4 l2P J 100 S 800 Il 3
Rommell. cochrane; Doyle. johnson.
5 BG;sSH S S5S S SsS S SSs-2 i9 2
RuffinE. Picinich Karr, Wyatt.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BBt os:S% :, ~, 2SS dSS SSSSS-I y !
Morrison. Gooch: Barnes. Kamp, Batch
elder. Gibson.
e Chi a 9SSS51 SSSSS SSS-a II ?
Alexander. Hartnett; Mitchell, Henline.
Cincinnati :. 100 3dl00 91d5J 900 19 2
Luque Wlngo: McQuillan, Greenfield,
Huntzinger, Snyder, Hartley, Gowdy.
81. Louis 500 1o2 1908
Brooklyn ...... O10 020 1000 o
sothoron. Schmidt; Grimes oeschger.
Taylor. Deberry.
ILLINOIS METERS WIN
BU United Press
CHICAGO, May 15.--Tennis stars
of the University of Illinois defeated
Chicago in Big Ten match. 4 to 2.
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BUTLER IN TWO GAMES

State Normal was the opponent
Of Butler this afternoon at Irwin
field diamond. The locals defeated
the teachers in a previous game at
Terre Haute. On Saturday the 1rv-
ington nine goes to Hanover to meet
the Hilltoppers.
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COLLEGES
DE
Indiana VS.. Purdue on Dia-
mond and TraCk-Three-
Game Baseball Series.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, May IS
Indiana and Purdue Universities,
ancient rivals. clash today and
Saturday in two branches of sport.
The Boilermaker baseball team was
to play l. u. here today in game
advanced one day in order not to
conflict with the dual track meet at
Lafayette on Saturday 1t is the
first contest in three-game series.
The Crimson had strong hopes OF
subdulng the Purdue nine. Wood
ward. who allowed Iowa only one hit
last Monday, was to pitch for I. U.
Indiana's track team, which has
been showing steady Improvement
under Coach Hayes tutelage, will
meet severe test against Purdue
on Saturday.
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SIGN PRELIM BOUT
BIZ United Press

CHICAGO, May 15.-Don Davis,
126-pounder from the Pacific coast,
will fight Johnny Drew of New
York in one of the preliminaries of
the Rosenberg Smith boxing pro-
gram at East Chicago next Friday.
Rosenberg. bantamweight cham
pion. is hard at work here in prepa-
ration for Harold Smith, stockyards
scrapper.
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ALL-STAR CARD MAY 20
Three Wrestling Bouts Arranged;
Nichols, Mullendore Win.

Hugh Nichols tossed Kaufman
two out of three falls on Thursday
night In the main bout of tho
Broadway wrestling show. He took
the first ard third falls. Mullendore
threw Kid Bennett and then came
back and defeated Harry Rose In two
straight falls.
There will be no show next week.
An all-star card will be put on May
28. The bouts scheduled: Reynolds
VS.. Matsuda, Maddox VS.. Carpenter,
F,ishbaugh VS.. Koran.
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JOCKEY IS UNCONSCIOUS
MarineIli Remains In Coma at New
York Hospital.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. May 15.-Benny
Marinelli. New York Jockey, injured
in spill week ago at the Jamaica
race track, is still unconscious. it
was reported today at the hospital.
He has been resting comfortably. at
PENDANTS said, but there Is only a
light chance for his recovery
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-15
BIG FIELD In KENTUCKY DISPLAY FIGHTING SPIR
RAY NOT TO RACE FINN
J0ie Declines Invitation to Meet
Nur1ni I'm East.
BIZ United Press

BV Uhtted PfeSs
CHICAGO, May 15.-Because Paa-
vo Nurmi broke his contract" to
A. Dean. plotting the Illinois Athlet-
ic Club track team with which Joie
runs, will not permit the star to ac-
cept an invitation he received to
meet Nurmi at Harvard stadium
May %, 1t was announced.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-15
GOLF PRO RESIGNS JOB
Ward, of Pleasant Run Course, to
Leave ON June l..

Alfred Ward, professional at
Pleasant Run golf course, has
turned In his resignation to r. Wal
ter Jarvis, superintendent Of parks.
The resignation is to take effect
June /.
Jarvis will appoint a successor,
but has no one In mind at present.
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Nut Cracker

TAN JOHNSON SAYS THE
x INTENTIONAL PASS is
y ABSURD. HAVING HAD
AN EXPERIENCE WITH MIR.
ZIEGFELD WE WILL SAY 1T is
IMPOSSIBLE.
Lawmakers in Tennessee have de-
cided humans did not spring from
monkeys: &. 4. This is a splendid social
triumph for the monkeys.
You never know just what to
expect these days when your
hostess sends the hired girl down
in the basement to bring up some
corn.
ia HEN OLD MAN GREGG
Wl GETS THROUGH PITCH
w ING FOR THE SENATORS
WE SUPPOSE THEY WILL
STUFF HIM AND PUT HIM IN
THE NATIONAL MUSEUM ALONG
WITH THE OTHER FOSSILS.
Nur1ni has been exonerated by
the A. A. IT,. We don't suppose
1t would be wholly discreet to ask
II the A. A. u. has been exon
Grated.
There Is nothing nourishing for
American League pitchers in the
news that the Rabe~ Ia now able to
sit up and take nourishment.
E|IE ARE NOT SURPRISED TO
IWI HEAR THAT BOMBARDIER
D WELLS HAS TAKEN UP
GOLF. A GOLF BAIL is NOT
esIrr1rnAc,1rrA no c.rr,Ia LII A c.I-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-15
Three-Cushion Winner

In the weekly rapid-fire three
cushion billiard tourney at Harry
Coolers Walter Brewer was re-
turned victor by defeating Harry
Rubens in the final game, Is to IA.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN AssO
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Milwaukee at Kansas City.
Minneapolis at st. Paul.
mo other games scheduled
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Plenty of Horses to Put Your Coin
on Saturday - Sande May
Ride Flying Ebony.


LOUISVILLE, KY May 15-With weather conditions of
favorable likely fast track will prevail here Sat
urday when the 900 Kentucky Derby decided There
is possibility that Is or 20 will 60 the post
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-15
Tribe Shows Gameness in Series
Wind-Up With Brewers and
Wins Out in Eleven Innings.
Timid fans who were beginning t

Tmid fans who beginning lose faith in the Indians
perked today and told their friends how proud they Of
Owne Bush HOLSTERS That game Milwaukee Thursday
vinced everybody that when battling the
ditch like the college hero Trbesmen have cot the old
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-15

Washington at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
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Two-base hits-Rehg 2. Voter. Brief,
Christenburv. Three-base hit---Schreiber.
me-runs--Krueger Mellilo Allen. stolen
Voter. Hodapp Double plays-Schreiber
to Voter to Schmandt; Melilo to Griffin !;
Schneider to Schmandt Left on bases
Milwaukee T. Indianapolis 7. Bases on
balls--Off Maun.. A off Lindstrom. l..
Struck out--By Maup, 3; BY, EE9deIman.
Z in innings; off Lindstrom, in "a in.
nings; off Lingrel, in n innings: off
Hill 3 in l "a innings; off Maun, in GA
(Luce) Losing pitcher-Lingrel Win
ming pitcher-Maun. Umpires-Chill and
Hayes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-15

The pit walls which have borne the
old car names and numbers for the past
year. now are all white again, waiting
to be dolled up with the names Of this
years contestants.
Jules Ellingboe is going to drive some
thlng. Just what even Jules does not know.
According to gossip he was to replace
Jerry Wonderlich at the wheel OF a Miller.
however he may drive the car Benny Hill
mas been plotting as Benny will handle
the new front-drive Miller.
1T HERE was lot of nervousness in
the tadpole hatchery in the sub
way under the track near TIE
- Judges stand Thursday THE
subway has been full of water for months
ana a Dig electric pump was put 10 work
70 drain II out; Tad poles and young
frogs were getting disturbed "a The
pIacid. greenish waters of their home he
gan to diminish. 7 "S-
Mia; narI Cooper's new car, a two-tone green
Miiier-motored LocomObile. arrived from
california with the new front-drive b,rs
IL Is beauty of the conventional TYNE
~. More cars we're to arrive today from,
Monday. suns iaceu
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Derby Field
Probably Is or 20 of the following Will
face the barrier)


face the barrier)
Horse and Owner. Jockey
Observation-Disclosures Johnson B. Bruening
Chantey-Greentree Stable. L. Parke
Backbone-H. p. Whitney $50 L. McAtec
Reminder-H. P. Whitney G Fields
Prince OF Bourbon-Xalapa Farm. :.
Sweeping Away-Xalapa Farm
Captain Hiai.A: A. Kaiser y J. fG Reupel
Almadel-H. p; Headley !. L. McDermott
Single Fool. e. Griffin. . /. A. johnson
Flying Ebo 1y-G A. Cochran. -.
Lee o. cotaer-R. W. co Sfnse @FoGFs ronR
Kentucky oArdinal-G. F. croissant:
Observation-Disclosures Bros. j. A. Mooney
Chief Uncas-A. A. Busch. w. McClea-y
Broadway Jones-Idle Hour Farm.
Needle Gun-w. j. ziegier Jr. (Uncertainj
Step Along-F NJ. Grabner e. Pool
Supremus-H. P. Headley. w. W. Taylor
Elector-La Brae Stable. j. D. Mooney
King Nadi--J. j. Troxler. . :. (Unnamed)
Boon Companions. A. Cowan. -.
voltaic-R. L. Gerry IF Coltiletti
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Miller plainly is proud Of his new car
and Justly so. With his usual friendly
good nature. he displayed it's novel fea;
engineering points. Beyond doubt 1t Is
the most perfect piece of work ever seen
at a race track.
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REvEaSION to the old tiller
n steer cavs of two decades ago Is
IAt seen la the arrangement for
E9 crankiag. This is done from the
side as was done in the almost prehistoric
dava of mOtOrina
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TAN JOHNSON SAYS THE
| x INTENTIONAL PASS is
ABSURD. HAVING HAD
~ r,VtrrD rUrNY(Nr VxyTu-II MD
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Football Results

RobstOwn High 81; Somerset High
Hawthorne Junior High 40; Twain
o.
7. c. L. Freshmen 6S; Meridian
College 10.
Baylor University Is: st. Ed
wards I.
Schreiner Institute IS: KingsyilIe
Teachers College Z.
San Angelo High 80: Junction o.
Houston Central High 8; Austin
High 0.
West Texas Teachers Canyon is;
Daniel Baker 12.
North Dallas High 20; Sunset (Oak
CIifD o.
Davis.Elkins wv. Va So; Broad.
dus o.
Carsieans High IS; Tyler 0.
MeXia High 26; Palestine o.
Memphis (Texas) High IS; sIa.
ton o.
Wilmington (Ohio) Is; Rio Grande
6.
Marietta (0hiO) 0; Salem o (tie)
Bowling Green 26; Ashland IA.
Arkansas Tech (RussellvilIe) SO;
College Of the Ozarts 9.
San Marcos LobOs ~; LuIing
High o.
Terrell Academy Dallas 30; Dial.
Las Academy o.
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ST. EDWARDS GIVES
BAYLOR BAD SCARE

WACO, Tex. Nov. 2I.-Coach
Frank Bridges Baylor Bears had a
narrow escape from their second de.
feat Of the season at the ha nds Of a
7. l. 4. A. eleven Friday afternoon.
They were barely able 10 aose out the
st. Edwards Saints. IL 10 Z. Trinity
beat them early in the fall.
Although they were roundly out
played throughout the game, the
Bruins managed TO come from behind
and win in the closing minutes Of play
when Hartzog recovered ST. Edward 5
tumble and ran nineteen yards for
touchdown. Baylor made its first score
after a 4O-yard march down the field.
st. Edwards put across it's touch
down when Dyer went over after
series Of line bucks in the third quar-
ter. ST. Edwards made several drives
almost 10 the Baylor line. but fun
bles and intercepted passes proved
costly.
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PROS AFTER
EASTERN GRIDSTERS

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-LP)-Act.
ing on behalf Of Miami. Fla. inter
ests, Tin Callahan, former Yale grid.
iron captain and all-Ameriean star.
announced he had offered professional
football contracts to Eddie Tryor Of
Colgate and Swede Oberlander Of
Dartmouth, two of the East's out.
standing backfield stars, as well as
Doug Wycoff Of Georgia Tech.
Callahan said he and his associa ties
had been commissioned TO assemble an
allstar team Of college players 10
play professional football in Florida.
II is expected that this team. he said.
would. among other contests. meet an
aggregation featuring Red" Grange in
It's lineSlp in a Christmas Day game
at Miami Beach.
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Grange Demanded
Cm, Says Wills

DETROIT, Nov. 21.-rhe Detroit
News quotes c. Harold Wills. presi-
dent of Wills Sainte Claire, Inc. mo-
tor car makers, as saying that Har.
odd (Red) Grange, appeared at the
main offices Of the company at Marys-
vile, Mich, last June, and demanded
an automobile ito square" the use Of
Oranges name in q series of sdver-
tisements.
The demand was refused.
Grange was accompanied by G. C..
Pyle, whom he introduced as his man
seer, the News quotes Wills as say
ing. A. II. Norman, general mana
ger Of the Wills 81. Claire Com
pany, was present mt the interview.
The use Of bis name to which
Grange referred. Wills said. occurred
IN advertisements in which the Wills
product was described as ~the Red
Grange Of traffic.
Grange was quoted By Wills as
aging be fGrange) was better known
than BABE" Ruth and the Wills car
would reap much benefit from the in
sertvinins of the Grange name with
IL. II was to square" this. Wills
said, that Grange sought the car.
Grange also threatened, Willis said.
10 sue the Wills company if the de-
mand was refused.
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CLOSING
90 YEARS OF RACING
BY Universal Service.

LEXINGTON. KY, Nov. 21.-I.ex-
ington brings TO an suspicious close
today its mir, ty-ninth year of horse
racing with the sixteenth running of
the Breeders Futurity for two-year-
olds this year. carrying gross value
Of s26.50O Of which purse the winner
will receive 20 per cent. Fourteen OF
the best Juvenile sprinters in the coun-
try have been entered as cOntenders
for the rich prize. with Colonel f. Il.
Bradley's Babbling Over likely TO be
the ruling choice.
From indications 5000 persons will
jam the historic Kentucky Association
course for the biggest attraction Of the
fall racing season. The weather prom
ises to b" clear and crisp. while the
track probably will be lightning fast
for the first time during the present
meeting.
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MAIN STARS MEAN
TO Be RECOGNIZED

Spectators at the big Turkey Day
fracas between Breckenridge and Main
Avenue High Schools will have no
trouble identifying the individual
players On the Main eleven.
New crimson jerseys. dazzling in
their brilliaDce. have been supplied
every member Of the Main Avenue
squad. and On the back Of each is o
big white number.
Big is not quite the proper ad-
jectiye TO hang on those numbers
they are huge. immense, mammoth, ri.
gaDtic. noble. or whatever your vocab-
ulary happens 10 afford. They start
next 10 the neck band. and extend
themselves nearly TO the belt
The enlarged numerals are said tu
be the latest thing in the way Of foot
ball paraphernalia.
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SAN MARCOS LOBOS
OVERWHELM LULING

SAN MARCOS, Tex, Nov. 21.-
Starting the game with a powerful
drive which took them down the field
and across for a touchdown without
once giving up the ball, the San Mar
COS LObos overwhelmed the light Lul-
ing High School eleven here Friday,
~ 10 0.
1t was just a question Of how many
points the LObOs would be able 70
run up. Everything they tried work
ed, and the Luling defense was help
less.
+. Pyland, Brsnum and Surtees
were the chief ground-gainers for the
winners. Pyland intercepted two
Luling passes for touchdowns. The
playing Of Captain Shelton and Ward
stood out Oh the line.
Humphreys. diminute Luling end,
was the outstanding star for his team.
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DRIVES
OVER THREE SCORES

KERRVILLE, Tex. Nov. 81
Three sustained drives down the grid
iron save the powerful Sehreiner In
stitute Mountaineers as many touch
downs and enabled them TO trample
the South Texas Teachers of Kings
vile, IS to 7, here Friday.
schreiner pushed oger markers in
the first, second and fourth quar-
tiers. Hammond plunged across fer
the first from the 5-yard line. Bah"
Townsend took the second over on an
off-tsckle buck. Laughlin circled left
end for 10 yards and a third touch
down just before the game ended.
Altizer, Kingsville left end. saved
his team from a shutOut when he
snagged a short pass in the fourth
period and raced 90 yards for a touch
down.
The game was exceptionally clean
and hard-fought
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fensive. especially through the air. For
this contingency, Fordham made spe
cial preparations.
The contest carries the champion
ship Of the Catholic colleges. FOPl-
ham, having defeated Holy Cross. anil
in 1924 Fordham won, to 6, on Il
cold, stormy afternoon. Firmer foot
ing was in prospect today.
Lafayette. from its record this
year, was the favorite to defeat L.
high. saddened by the death Of its
quarterback. Charlie Prior. Captain
Gebhardt of Lafayette. was unable to-
play in the annual game AT Ea ton.
Pa.
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CALIFORNIA
SEES HOME ELEVEN

Los ANGELES. Nov. 21.-CP-
southern California was a house d.
vided against itself as football fans
gathered al the coliseum Today TO root
for both the University Of Southern
California gridiron team and an op-
posing eleven from the University Of
Iowa. from which state most South
ern Californians re said 20 come.
Whatever advantage the IOwans
might have in weight was expected TO
be offset by thu warm weather and
the phys condition Of the players.
both Of which were in favor 81 T..
$. c. The invading force was not I'm
the best Of shaUe. for Wesley FRY.
fullback. had an injured ankle. while
X. +. Romey. end. was handicapped
with q leg injury.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-21
HEIGHTS BOYS WIN
COUNTY HONORS IN
PLAYGROUND BALL

The boys team of Los Angeles
Heights won the playground baseball
championship Of Bexar county Friday
4ternoon when il defeated the Hot
Wells team. IA 10 II. on the Lions
Field diamond. The winners receive
ten points credit toward the Inter
scholastic League championship.
Los Angeles Heights advanced 10 the
Gnals by defeating Huff Avenue, II 10
8 Hot Wells drew q bye in the semi
finals.
In the girls division, Los Angeles
Beights and Edgewood survived 10
meet in the final match, which will be
played next Tuesday.
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weeks. after the races in Glasses "B"
and &c" have progressed further.
The Hawthorne backfield, with Full
back Conrad Smith starring and Je.
rome Torrance, A. B. Collins and NJ.
Coop all doing good work, ran the
Twain boys ragged Friday. Daven-
port at left tackle, Sheppard at left
end.and Center King were line stars.
Wright Riley. coach at Hawthorne
High. has a title game in "B" class
coming up Wednesday, when his
youngsters meet the Twain "B" team
for district hOnOrs.