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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18
SHOW STUFF
}. }. C.S Play Snappy Ball in
i Victory.

The local j. J. C. eleven showed
plenty Of pep Sunday at Washing
ton Park in defeating the Louis
vile Goldbergs, 25 to Z. LOOMS,
former Dartmouth player, scored
three Of the touchdowns for the To-
calls. He hi like a ton of brick
behind a line that was charging
hard. Phillips made the other score.
The indianapolis team scored
three touchdowns in the first half
and one in the second. The giant
l'nesman, George Fisher, former 1.
U. star, made hit with the crowd.
Burns, former Franklin College
player, another new one. was in
the line at guard.
Jackson and Seidensticker also
showed up well in the locals back
field.
LouisvlIIos score was the result
Of a tumble which gave the Ken
tuckians the ball only two yards
from the j. j. c. goal.
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NOTRE DAME MORT ILLINOIS MICHIGAN THIS WEEK
Two Football Contests Stand
Out in, Midwest Next
Saturday.
BY Clark Il. Kelsey

United Press staff COrresDOndent
CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.-Two import
ant games stand out on next Satur-
days football schedule as midwest
ern teams swung into mid-season
practice today. These contests may
determine sectional and intersection
al championships.
Illinois plays Michigan at Ann Ar
Dor and smart football men are of
the opinion that the winner of this
battle will be at the top of the heap
when the Big Ten conference stand
ing is counted up.
Northwestern University takes on
Notre Dame in the New Stadium in
Evanston. Northwesterns Wildcats
for two years have been Coach Knute
Rockne's greatest menace Last year
an inspired rally i'm the fourth quar-
ter pulled the Irishmen from behind
to win when defeat seemed certain.
This years Notre Dame team
looks about as good as the 1924
-Four Horsemen" team. II is a
workmanlike organization. and is
sure to rank as one of the strong
est in the country Northwestern
likewise has a better team than last
years.
Determine Status
Saturdays game is sure to de
termine the status of Moon" Baker.
Tiny Lewis. for the Purple. and
Christy Flanagan and Johnny Me
mic Of Notre Dame as candidates for
All-American honors.
Another game vital to western
Conference fans is the contest Of
Hawkeye against Buckeye at Ohio
stadium, Columbus Ohio beat Co
lumbia easily last Saturday. while
Iowa was loser by a one touchdown
margin to Illinois. The game is i'm
portant in that it will give a line
on just how Coach Jack Wilce's
highly touted team stacks up against
competition in its own league.
Coach A. A. Stagg at Chicago this
week goes through his annual bust
ness Of fearing Purdue" He will
have reason to do so this year AL
though Stages Maroons have an I'm
pressive winning record over the
Boilermakers. this years Purdue
team is the strongest in decade
Wilcox Threat
Saturday ii held the strong Wis
| consin team to 90 score. and a
back-field star. Cotton" Wilcox.
doomed up as far superior article
to any offensive man on Stages
squad
Wisconsin tackles Indiana. and
should be able to win. as did North
western last Saturday. Minnesota,
comparatively speaking, takes a
week off after defeats at the hands
of two of the best teams in the
country, Notre Dame and Michigan,
and plays Wabash.
In the Missouri valley conference
the Nebraska game against Kansas,
at Lawrence, and Missouri against
Iowa at Ames, stand out as the most
! important contests.
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LEGION WIN s
Kokomo Finds South Bend
Pro GridderS Easy.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times SpecidI
KOKOMO, Ind, . Oct 18.-The
South Bend Pros were no match for
the local Legion eleven team here
Sunday and were swamped, $50. The
visitors. coached by Jim Thorpe, were
woefully weak on offense.
The first quarter was scoreless,
but in the second period Hungate
broke through and blocked a kick
by Dunlap, and when the ball bound
ed over the goal line the former
Butler star bounced on it for a
touchdown.
A few minutes later Carmen tao
killed. Letsinger. who fumbled, and
Ray picked up the ball and raced
thirty yards for another touchdown.
Hilgeman ended the third period
with a twenty-yard dash for a coun-
ter and later Harmeson raced around
the end for "A score. Harmeson places
kicked the four goals after touch
down.
Next Sunday the famous Dayton
Koors play the locals in what is
expected 70 be the big game of the
year.
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Toll of Death in
Havana Races

BIZ Jnifed Press
HAVANA. oct. 1S.-Four per-
sons were killed, four perhaps ia
tally injured and thirteen others
hurt, ten seriously, at the automobile
races here Sunday in honor Of Presi-
dent Geardo Machado, who fired the
starting gun in the four events.
About 10000 spectators lined the
circuit Of twelve miles, which was
improvised by roping off several wide
streets
To complete the tragedy Of what
was to have been a gala Sunday, a
balloon, carrying a large advertising
banner, fell, killing the pilot, Avelino
Rodriguez, and a dredge which was
clearing up the harbor, caught Je-
sus Gonzales and ground him to
death.
Those dead in the automobile ac-
cidents were Manuel Guerra, a me-
Aurora Celia and Marie Valdez, spec
tators.
The worst accident occurred when
in the principal race, a Bugatti
driven by Antonio Jane, threw a
wheel while rounding a curve. The
wheel struck the curb. bounded into
the air and struck Celia on the back
Of the head. then landed on Valdez
killing both
Other automobile accidents at the
same race accounted for the remain
ing deaths and injured.
Practically all the accidents oc-
CURED at the curves, which many
drivers attempted to negotiate at
fulfspeed.
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Worth Knowing

When Glenna Collett was elimi
mated in one of the late rounds in
the recent women's national golf
tournament, the Providence player
lost a chance to equal a record that
has stood alone for six seasons
winning the crown twice in success
sion.
Not since Alexa Stirling the pres
ent Mrs. Fraser) successfully de-
Tended her title at the Mayfield
Country Club, Cleveland, has a cham
pion turned the trick. True, Miss
Collett did bag the honors twice, but
not in successive campaigns.
In 1921, Marion Hollins came
home in front; in 1922, it was Miss
Collett: in 1928, Miss Edith Cum
mings; 1924. Mrs. Dorothy Campbell
Hurd and last year Miss Collett.
None could repeat, however, while
i'm the role of defending queen.
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Pro Grid Results

Sunday Games
j. }. C.s tIndianapolisl. 25. Goldbergs
Kokomo. %: South Bend. O.
Elwood 20 FIT. Harrison o.
Buffalo. :; Dayton Triaugles 8
Los Angeles. is Canton 10.
Green Bay Packers z Milwaukee
Badgers q.
Duluth Eskimos. 21; Racine Tor
nadOes o.
Pottsviile. Il; Brooklyn Lions. 0.
Boston Bulldogs. II; Brooklyn Horse
men. o.
Chicago Bulls. IA. New York Yankees. 0.
Cleveland. 30 Rock Island. 7,
Frankford YellowiaclSets 9; New York
Giants. 0.
Wilson's Wildcats. z; Newark. 0.
Chicago Bears. 10: Chicago Cardinals, o.
Detroit. AZ: Louisville. 0.
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Amateur Football

The Acme A. AS battled their way to
9 6-to-0 victory over the Riverside A. A 8
sunday al, Rhodius Park The game was
exciting throughout With about three
minutes to play Shane. speedy left half.
dashed twenty five yards off tackle for the
only score of the game O'DonneI was
the best ground gamer of the afternoon
Carol at end also starred. Next Sunday
meet the Tuxedo Bulldogs. The 1 AGNES e
you'd like TO hear from fast teams. Call
Belmont 1901 and ask for Bill
The Triangle Juniors defeated the Gar.
field A. G.. 13 to o. at Garfield Park. Sun.
day; The touchdowns were made by
Wicks and r. Dunn. Games are wanted
Address Paul Dunn. ID w. Kansas St or
call Drexel 1859. between and g 80 D.
m. College Cubs take notice. -
The Garfield A.. C.s were defeated by the
Triangle A. C.s. IS to. 0, Sunday at Gar
field Park. Playing of Schwartz. Aichorn
and Adams featured play of the losers
Hunt and Sparkey starred for the winners
For games with Garfelds call Drexel $3.50
and ask for Lawrence.
Fountain s saGare unoFs ss G to i The fRe
winners play in the 15-16-year-old class
and the average weight of the team is 10
pounds. For games call Belmont 1175
. The christamore Hoosiers lost to the
heavy Olympic A, C. by a score of Is to o.
The Hoosiers will play the O. T. I. team
age about 1ao pounds. For ia' Games mes with
the Hoosiers .call Belmont 1175 after .
d. M
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PURDUE SURPRISES AND
N. D. KEEPS SPEEDING
BoIermakerS Go to No Decision With Badgers-Rocknes
Army Deivers-Buter Beats Franklin.

There were a couple of things to
get excited about in Saturdays foot.
ball games in which State college
teams were the participants. Notre
Danes % to victory over Penn
State at South Bend showed the
Irish to be one Of the outstanding
clubs of the year.
Coach Rockne has so many high.
class players that it doesn't seem to
make much difference which of his
performers are in there. The result
is about the same
The other high spot was Purdue $
great fight against Wisconsin. The
Boilermakers could not win. but held
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Y A l. = | s
S T 70 N G
4 N = a s T
Defeat of Dartmouth Boosts
Ellis StoCk-PennSyl-
Vania Routs Chicago.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. .1S.-While the
eastern football season is not half
over, several of Saturdays develop
ments were almost a climax.
Dartmouth tasted her first defeat
in two years at the hands Of Yale.
Harvard came forth from her
schooling days and showed signs of
real power against William and
Mary
The Army downed Syracuse and
1.-THE Navy beat crippled Princeton.
| pennsylvania took Alonzo Stagg's
Chicago eleven and sent it home
whipped.
Yale's IA to Z defeat Of the Big
Green team left no doubt of the SUI
perority Of the Blue eleven. Jones
warriors must be reckoned with as
among the likeliest contenders for
the mythical eastern crown. Yale
won, playing Dartmouths superbly
| developed aerial game, and should
| have had two more touchdowns.
Harvard Better
Harvard last year found William
and Mary a tough little southern
opponent, but this year romped away
to first victory of the year. 81 10 Z.
| Horween's first Crimson charges
showed smoother and potentially
more promising vigor than had been
expected.
The Army. after a struggle. beat
Syracuse, 81 to 81, and the Navy
found the badly crippled Princeton
eleven a victim, 81 to 10. The score
was an upset, however, for Prince.
ton had been rated much stronger
Pennsylvania s 81 to win over
! Chicago has made her one of the
faVorites for the Eastern champion
ship. The Western eleven was out
classed.
InterseCtiOnal
The intersecti0nal clashes in
Greater New York aroused the met
ropolitan gridiron fans and brought
surprises in their wake. Ohio State
came east after Columbia and re
turned with the scalp, 80 to Z.
N. Y. U. sent home to New Or
leans last years indicated Tulane
team, with a 21-to-O defeat.
Cornell beat Michigan State "a tc
IA and proved again that Dobie has
a good team.
Holy Cross trimmed Rutgers II tc
0 as expected after showing Harvard
she was to be feared, while Pitts
burgh won over Colgate is to IS.
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At INDIANA

Bloomington-Coach Page has
another strenuous week of practice
outlined for Indiana in preparation
for Wisconsin at Madison next Sat
urday.
The Crimson put up a game bat
tie last Saturday against Northwest
ern but suddenly went to pieces in
the final period. Naturally Page was
disappointed and will try to correct
defensive weaknesses that showed
up. Buckner. a quarter back. is
eligible TO play against the Badgers.
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GUN CLUB RESULTS

f.. w. Young won the singles
event at the weekly trapshoot Of
the Indianapolis Gun Club by break
ing 81 clay birds out of 100. J. @.
Wiggan took the handicap with %
out of 25 from twenty yards. Wig
gam also was high in the doubles
with 20 out of twelve pair. A high
wind kept scores below the aver
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At DE PAW

Observation-Disclosures Earlham
out Of the way, Coach Hughes to-
day started his De PAW Tigers at
work on preparations for the next
game with Butler at indianapolis.
The Tigers have shown improve
ment in the last two games and are
expecting to be the first State team
to stop the Bulldogs in two seasons.
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CREIGHTON. - John Carroll. u.
SS}2se+:,. 30: 30; h a6' sl,s, O. d,
Colorado Aggies + Denver 8.
Colorado Teachers % Colorado
Colorado. 10 Wyoming. 10.
Davis ElkiHs. - Paramount o.
Geneva. rs Canisius o
Grinnell %; Iowa state 0.
Gettysburg. u Roanoke, =.
&onzaga. .; Multnomah. O.
Ha SvSer fPSis "a st NJ Joins 8.
Haskell, 80; Dayton I IA
Hobtrt. u Union. o
Illinois, 10 Iowa. 9
KIM c oifpS, 90 Li Ris1m' Memorial O.
lafayette. IS: Dickinson. IL
Louisiana state, 10. Aubgrl. %
Loyola. IS: washingtop College o.
Muskingum. q. Ohio Northern. o
Marquette o s.. Louis University. o.
Michlgan. 70 Minnesota. q.
Middlrbury Boston University. T.
Mississippi College. Z: Loyola CChi-
Mg ssoar sout h6Ssan9 %e, EGaidfT
Mississippi \, and NJ "a Millsaps. O.,
Mississippi Teachers Il: Louisiana Col
NaG tG Fl: gonqs;fiig4P i,,5 Assie5s o
New ortleans5o 80; Detroit. o..
SSS ST H GaT2sRa 9 Dq + e state 6
Ohio. 81. Columbia. Z.
oberiin. : Western Reserve. ..
Oklahoma II; Drake o.
Pennsylvania freshmen. IA: Roxbury
School D.
PP TimeStGn Fae.6mcn c4 u.s. &av2 pebe.
PPittsbnrgh. ~: CColsate l3
Quentico. IL; Lehigh o,
RRiee p llast. 10, s., Ea%ards T.. o.
S St. Xav i'm 20 q: J hogisyilSS :
South Carolina Preby. 49, Wake For
South Dakota State. 81. n. Dakota
St, Lawrence. 20. Manhattan ,.
S Schig,ylkigg 30 Garllagdet -
lutte TgfpfST 10: Bow adatfSy'47le' o.
Thiel Z Westminster g.
TeSas CHRISTIAN T." = Aus n College 0.
Texas A. & NJ. So New Mexico O.
1niy Of ,p9elayware 3 Springfield. o.
Iniy Of Tenn. Doctors 81 Bethel. g
Xillanova. : Buc0net 3
Virgins. Il V, N. l.. -
w esi irs w R q hSsSrs'' g 10
Williams 20 Massachusetts A. c.. o.
Wooster. %. Ohio Wesleyan =
Washington and Lee. Il Kentucky IL
Waynesburg. 9. W Va Wesleyan 6
Washington and jefferson. II; Carnegie
Wilmington. IL Morris Harvey. 0.
Wittenberg. Z Miami o.
WilberfOrce, Al Simmons tTexas) 0.
West Maryland "a Swarthmore. T.
Washington. %. Idaho o.
Washington State IA Montana O.
Yale IA: Dartmouth. Z.
Yale Freshmen. .. Andover. O..
High schools
Cathedral o. Jasper College o.
Boys Prep (Indpls.l. 10: Carmel o.
Greenfield. 63: Rushville. 6.
Decatur 10: Central ut Wayne) g.
Princeton 20 Vincennes o.
La Porte. s: Lowell o.
Emerson (Garyl 3 Wabash. O
Marion. 6 Muncie. 2
Central (Evansvire). 81: Boys Cath
Ollie, o.
NSoblesviIls., so: Kniehtstown. O.
Warsaw. IA Columbia Citv 10
Morton (Richnrondl %. Wilkinson o
Kokomo; 80: Hartford City. o.
=, South Side ct. Wayne). 81: Muncie
Clinton. l3: Sullivan. o.
Linton. Q: Bieknel1. o.
Bosse (Evansvillel -. Boonville g.
Newcastle IL Anderson. 9.
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At NOTRE DAME

SOUTH BEND.-Coach Rockne' 5
Fighting Irish" win enjoy a rest
today and preparations for the Sat
urday battle with Northwestern will
start Tuesday. Rockne hasn't for
gotten the fight necessary to tame
the Wildcats last year and win pre-
pare for one of the hardest games
Of the season.
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AT BUTLER

Several things are likely to hap
pen out at Irwin field this week.
Coach Hinkle was far from salts
fed at the showing of Butler Sat
urday in the Franklin game and
plans some changes if the Bulldogs
do not snap out of it. The team
seemed to be over-coniident
against the Baptists.
De PAW offers a serious menace
to Butler next Saturday and there
will not be much let-up this week
in preparation for the Tigers.
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DUNDEE VS.. TOD MORGAN
Veteran Johnny to Meet Junior
Lightweight Champ Tuesday.

BIZ Times Special
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1S.-John-
ny Dundee, colorful veteran of sew
enteen years of ring campaigning,
will make an effort to gain the junior
lightweight championship Tuesday
night. The bout will be San Fran
cisco's first title event since 1914.
The champion, Tod Morgan, is fav-
ored to win the ten-round engage
ment and betting odds are lowering
between to 1 and 3 to /. The bout
will be staged at Recreation Park,
the Pacific Coast League baseball
lot. and will go to a referees deci-
sion.
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are predicting he'll gain berth on
the All-America.
This is Kassel's final year at I'LL.
nois and he's out to wind up his col
legiate grid career in a veritable
blaze of glory. Much of the Illini's
success depends on the plucky leader.
The 1926 Illinois team already has
defeated COe, Butler and Iowa.
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At WABASH

CRAWFORDSNILLE-With his
first team in good condition Coach
Pete Vaughan today opened in ear
nest the campaign to rush the Wa
bash grid team into shape for its
clash with Minnesota at Minneapo-
lis.
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Saturday Football Scores

state
Butler : Franklin o
Purdue O: Wisconsin. o.
Northwestern. 20 Indiana. d
Notre Dame rs Penn state. o.
Manchester. 33. Vmcennes u
Wabash, 80; State Normal q
Evansville College Z Rose Poly. q.
De Paw. "a Earham. o.
Oakland. U. Hanover. O.
Other Games
Arkansas. IL Hendrix =
Amherst il: Hamilton o.
Albright 20 ST Joseph. o.
Ashland z: Kenyon. q.
Alabama II Georgia Tech. o.
Akron University. "a Hiram. o.
Allegheny. Il Bethany. 7.
Army %. Syracuse. 81.
Augustana. Z. Illinois Wesleyan.
Brown. 81: Bates IA.
Bald win Wallace. 10: Otterbein. 3.
Birmingham Southern, 90 Souther1
College. 10,
Catholic University. 10. St Johns 7.
Cornell. "a: Michigan State. IA
Cincinnati L.. %: Marietta. :.
Chattanooga. Il -Oglethorpe. IA
Colby Is: Lowell Textile, 3
C. c. Of New York. Z Upsala. o.
Case 9 Mt. Union, Z.
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PRO GOLF MATCH

Bp United Press
NEW YORK. Oct 1S.-The first
half of the seventy-two-hole exhibi
ton match between Johnny Farrell
and Joe Turnesa against Gene Sara
zen and Macdonald Smith ended
Sunday at the Fairview Country
Club with the Farfell-Turnesa team
in the lead, up. The match will be
concluded next Sunday.
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ON INDIANA
GRIDIRONS
AT PURDUE

BIZ United Press
LAFAYETTE. oct. i2.-Prepara-
tions for Purdue's annual invasion
Of Chicago will get under way here
at once. Pleased with the way his
line checked the Wisconsin backs
Saturday, Coach Jimmy Phelan feels
he can turn the trick this year and
trim the midway eleven.
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HUDKINS DUE

BIZ JNlfCH PfeSS
kins, the Nebraska wildcat, will ar
rive here Tuesday to start training
for a return bout with Phil McGraw.
Detroit lightweight, on Oct 20.
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BASS VS.. GARCIA

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S.-Benny
Bass of Philadelphia will meet
Frankie Garcia, Spanish feather
weight, in a twelve-round bout in
Brooklyn tonight. In the ten-round
semi-final Sergt. Sammy Baker will
meet Irish Johnny Jordan.
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CARDS SIGN PLAYERS

BIZ United Press
DU QUOIN, H., Oct. 1S.-The st.
Louis Cardinals have signed five
members Of the local Hard Roads
League team. They are Wente,
catcher, pullman and Mulkey, out
fielders. and Bauer and Anderson
pitchers. All will report in the
spring.
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outstanding play
ers on the 1926
squad is CHUCK"
Kassel, captain
and end. Kassel
is a star in every
sense Of the word,
being strong on
defense, q deadly
tackle and an ex.
pert at handling
passes.
Last year Kas.
sci was named by
many as the great
est Tanker in the
Middle West. He
was just about
that. too. This
Nyaar hi. a S1V,frn,.e,
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n. Y. GRIDDERS LOSE

BH United Press
NEW YORK. Oct. 1S.-The Ma
tional League football season opened
here Sunday with the Frankfort
Yellow Jackets from Philadelphia
winning over the New York Giants,
to O.
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Out Of Running

Ames and Grinnell went to score
less tie and are considered out Of
the valley running, as is Oklahoma
Aggies, who went down to % to .
defeat at the hands of Tulsa Uni.
versity last Saturday
Nebraska journeys TO Lawrence
for tilt with Kansas next weekend
and the relative strength of the Ag-
gies and Nebraska will be shown
to some extent in this battle.
Missouri will play Ames and
should meet with little resistance.
Washington plays Grinnell at Grin
nell for the only other conference
battle of the week. Drake playing
Mississippi and the Oklahoma Aggies
going to TT. Worth to meet Texas
Christian.
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CUE TOURNEY

Jones and Ramsey will meet to
night in the State three-cushion bill
lard tourney at Coolers parlors.
Martin has withdrawn and Joe
Hunter will take his place.
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BOSTON GRID WIN.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 1S-The Bos-
ton Bulldogs beat the Brooklyn
Horsemen in an American League
football game in Brooklyn Sunday.
II to 0.
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the Badgers, to 0, and had the Wis
consin eleven striving nightly to
stop Wilcox and Koransky in the
second half.
Phelan Builds Well
Jimmy Phelan seems to have a
team that is going to be tough for
any of them to fool around with.
Indiana L. turned back the driv-
ing Northwestern backs for three
periods, only to wilt in the final
quarter when the Purple scored
three touchdowns. Lewis and
Baker are two Of the toughest back
field men in the Big Ten.
AT Irwin field Butler was rather
lucky to win. A ball batted out of
the passer's hands was picked up by
Geisert who ran fifty yards for a
touchdown. Collier place-kicked the
extra point. That was all the scor-
ing.
The big Franklin line, made up
largely Of sophomores, put up a great
battle. The Baptists did not show
much on the offense until the fourth
quarter when they suddenly came
to life.
Stopped on FOur-Yard Line
They punched and passed their
way down the field to the Butler D.
yard line. Butler rose to the oc
casion and stacked em up. An in
complete pass over the goal line on
fourth down gave Butler the ball.
DE Paw showed improvement &c
defeat Earlham, "a to 6. Sturtridge
started despite injuries. The Tigers
are bent on downing Butler here
next Saturday.
Wabash had no trouble defeating
State Normal, 33 to g. Scarlet re.
serves were in most of the time and
Pease distinguished himself by scor.
ing three touchdowns.
Other scores: Manchester. SO: Win.
cennes, 0. Evansville, Z; Rose Poly.
6. Oakland, o. Hanover, 0.
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Football .a


IN HAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Oct 49,
IL Illinois is without the services
. of Red" Grange and Earl
Britton this season, but a winning
team is expected nevertheless with
the material on hand. One of the
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And then there is Millsap College,
where the referee must be careful
with his accent when asking the
home boys if they are set.
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Our idea of a snappy job would
be to scout the Juanita Collebe team
Just TO hear the referee shout be-
fore the kickoff: Are you ready,
Juanita?"