davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1927-05-01
INVESTMENT TRUST POPULAR.

NEW YORK, April 30 (4l.-Approx-
imately $3.50 900 900 Of American cap.
ital has been poured into new invest
ment trust securities in the United
Stats since 1929, when the develop
ment of the trust idea began 10
spread, saws ]. w. Rockwell. jr.. pres
ident OF the newly organized United
States Fiscal Corporation. The com
pauv is a new type Of financial instI-
tuition formed TO supervise creation
Of investment trusts, manage and
operate Investment trusts and to deal
in investment trust certificates,
Evening star., 1927-05-01
WILL USE MORE POWER.

NEW YORK, April 80 dP).-CompIe.
tion OF metsllurgicai changes in opera.
tions OF the large copper plants at
Anaconda Copper Co. later in the
year viii mean additional power re-
quirsments daily OF Is 900 to 0.o00
which will he supplied by
Montana Power Co 10 is estimated
revenues Of Montana Power from
power requirements n be furnished
for the new electrolytiC zinc unit and
other additions Will increase more
than a million dollars annually.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
INCOME IS SMALLER.

NEW YORK, April 40 CED.-Con-
soldated Gas Of Baltimore reports net
income ~ Sl,577.641 for the first
quarter. equal to Sl47 a share on the
common after preferred dividends.
against St.74O.40 or S1s2 a share. in
the first quarter last year,
Evening star., 1927-05-01
WABASH EARNINGS DOWN.

NEW YORK, April 50 lP).-ReviS@
cd figures Of first quarter earnings Of
the Waba SIN Railway show surplus of
S9f4.939. equal after ) per cent diVi-
dends on the preferred "a and n
stocks. to cents a share ON the com
mon. against SI.244947, or 50 cents
share. in the first quarter of 1925.
Evening star., 1927-05-01
RIGHTS-EXPIRE.
Az "a st l. & San FIR, May 1s.... 4
u u South Calf Ed June 1st. 2

Dividend the table sh
based the latest hayeay declarations
noted
Unit Of trading less than 100 tPus
iPius 81 2-50s stock
Paid this regular Payable
stock Payabls when earned Payable
Plus 10 in stock Plus So in stack. Plus
Plus &C. P1us stock. Partly
stock. m Plus p in stock
Evening star., 1927-05-01

HOW is BUSINESS?
Showing Activity Compared Week Year
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29
Notre Dame, Indiana, Pur-
due Mix in Contests of
National Interest.
TEAMS IN FINE SHAPE
Other Rivalry Games Staged
Over State.

Hoosier college football followers
were treated today to great pro-
gram of gridiron pastiming. The
native Hoosier was more or less I'M
conscious to the flock of important
games throughout the country and
was interested only in the perform
ances of the three big Indiana
schools, Notre Dame, Indiana and
Purdue, who, by the way, were bat
Ting intersectional opponents.
In addition, nine other games were
played involving State elevens.
Noteworthy among the nine were the
Butler-Lombar6, Franklin-De Paw,
and Wabash-State Normal contests.
Tornado" Strikes N. d.
At South Bend Knute Rockne's
rough-riding cavalry were alternat-
ing with the "shock troops" in at
tempting to put the thumbs down"
sign on the powerful Golden Tor
nado" of Georgia Tech. 1t was the
most important game of the day,
from a national standpoint-North
VS.. South.
Pat Pages rejuvenated Indiana
University squad, fresh from the
grldiron wilderness, battled Harvard
in the East at Cambridge. The
HoosierS, in the best Of condition.
were resolved to boost western stock
up another notch.
Purdue rolled up against the
strong Montana State eleven in the
Ross-Ade stadium at Lafayette. The
Boilermakers, expecting tough COM
petition from the westerners, had
one eye cooked on their coming en-
gagement with Northwestern.
Butler and Lombard
Butler also was in fine trim for
its Lombard encounter at Irwin
field, indianapolis, and although
slightly outweighed, took the field
with expectations of turning back
the Illinois eleven.
De PAW celebrated it's Old Gold
day before a mass of home coming
grads and attempted to stop the
charges of the sturdy Franklin
squad.
Wabash, still elated over it's TO
victory against Colgate last week.
end, was in a cavorting mood as it
tangled with the State Normal
squad at Charlottesville. The State
Normalites were determined to give
the Little Giants something to wor-
ry about.
Among Other Tits
Hanover and Evansville clashed
at Evansville in another State af-
fair. Oakland city invaded Muncie
for a battle with the Muncie Nor
NAL crew. Rose Poly and Eastern
Illinois Normal tangled at Charles
ton, Ill.
Wheaton and Valparaiso mixed at
the Valpo stamping grounds, Earl
ham entertained Cedarville and
Manchester journeyed to Ashland,
Ohio, for it's conflict.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29
Fights and Fighters

Omaha Negro heavyweight. PA, won a de-
ciSion over Chuck Virgins, Indianapolis,
ten a rounds: Virgins won decision over
faig gERte during the major portion of the
LAFAYETTE. Ind.-Trip Limbaco. Fill
get Mike Moran. Pittsburgh. ten rounds.
Otto Atterson, Terre Haute, shaded Lon
Loyelace, Terre Haute. Eddie Roberts
:, EVANSVILLE. Ind.-Charley Shine, In
ga ana Oils mid9a srTs KNOCKED out
cSet suvan sn1in doq Phi
Walters, Terre Haute. Bruce Britt, Evans
vile. shaded Jackie Blatt. Evansville.
BUFFALO, N. Y.-Frankie Schoell. Buff
mer welter. champion. ten rounds.
burgh, shaded Harry Taylor. Hamilton.
Ontario, ten rounds.
won, a newspaper decision over Benny
Gould, New York. twelve rounds.
SCRANTON, Pa.-Billy Kelly, Scranton,
won judges decision over frankie Genaro
ten rounds. Sammy Vogel New York
won from Young Babe Ruth, ten rounds.
K CHICAGO-Jock Malone, St. Paul mid
dleweight. won judges decision over Wal
colt. Langford. Chicago. ten rounds.
ERIE. Pa-Heavy Andrews, Erie. de-
feated Rudy Cedar, Toronto. ten rounds.
HOLLYWOOD. Cal.-Johnny Mccoy. Ell
Paso, won a ten-round decision over
Johnny Hughes, Cleveland, Ohio.
W$CHITA, Kan. Young Stribling,
Georgia, knocked out Mike Arnold. Den
yer. fourth round.
SYRACUSE, N. Y.-Red Herring, Utica.
won decision over Eddie Burnbrook, Bal
timore. ten rounds.
NORRISTOWN, Pa.-Battling Levnsky.
former light heavyweight champ, won de-
cision over Willie Walker, New York. ten
rounds.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.-Howard Bentz. Mil
waukee, knocked out Sig zwick, Milwau-
kee. in the seventh round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29
T0DAY'S SELECTIONS
EMPIRE CITY

EMPIRE CITY
Anna Gosey. John J. s., Spectacular.
Carlaris, Wee Burn, Copiapo;
Little Chief. Gun Royal. Northern Pass.
Herodian, Flippant, Sanford:
Wishing Stone. The World. Camphor Ban
Hildreth, Sour Mash, st. Henell.
ARLINGTON PARK
Gotham, DR.. Maxon. Sturdy Stella.
SxtiaWed Papa Blinks, Press Gang.
$srtake. Zeta, Civility
Gibbons, Mix Up. Yeddo..
Misstep, Happy Time. irish Pal.
Pandy. Dolly Seth. Chick Up.
brownie Smile. Treasurer. Stoneage.
LATONIA
Reioice. Coloratura, Runaway Princess.
SANDY Hatch, Step Along. Reputation.
Guiana. Fire Under, Saar.
Energy. Flat Iron, oh Susanna.
Whiskery, Brown Bud, Royal Julian.
Charlie Bergin, Martie Flynn. Biloxi.
Dunmore, Royal Julian, Mally Jane.
LAUREL
Speedy Prince, Culpepper, Trapstock.
Balko. Cloudy, Hot To-day.
Prince of Wales, Macaw, Extreme.
David Bone. Sun Beau. Honker.
Crusader. Mars, Display.
Erick, Ingrid. Aucilla.
Realization. Tazewell. Euphrates.
aaThirty- Eighth and College" while the
Fifty-Fourth St., "Fortieth and Boulve-
ward" and Forty-Second st. Hoodoos
copied the odd game from Forty Second
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29
Hoosie Grid Followers Stirred by Trio of hterSectional Til
I'm OUe7-
WITH EDDIE ASH

Dartmouth grid warriors who
have been wearing basket ball pants
in games to gain speed have dis
carded them and have gone back to
the regulation padded and bulky
trousers. The Shorts" left
much skin exposed and evidently
some of the Dartmouth ballcarrierS
have been bitten by ravenouS tack
lerS.
The animal instinct is bound to
come to the surface in the heat of
battle.
Twisting ankles is child's play
compared with imbedding the old
molars in an opponents hide.
The skin you love to chew!
And it's tough, indeed, to be
thrown for loss and at the same
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29
SouthparU Team,
in-State Battle

Grid warriors Of the Indianapolis
Southpaw A. G. will invade Kokomo
Sunday with high hopes of up
setting the strong American Legion
outfit of that city. The locals have
been drilling diligently and are in
good shape to give the Kokomo
State title claimants a hard battle.
Southpaws will hold an extra
practice session this afternoon.
Dick Crozier will be at his old
position of tackle in the game and
Stewart will work at center for the
locals.
Southpaws have an open date
Nov. - and desire to get in touch
with a fast team. Address Eddie
Dempsey, 404 Massachusetts, Ave.
Kenny Williams, quarter back, has
recovered from his injuries and will
call signals Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29
batteries for
Urbana Contest

BIZ United Press
URBANA, Ill, Oct. 29.-Michigan
and Illinois, two of the strongest
Western Conference football teams,
who have registered repeated
victories this season, met today. De-
feat will put either team out of the
running for the Big Ten champion
ship.
With all indications pointing to a
forward passing game, today's bat
teries appeared to be: for Michigan,
pitcher, Gilbert; catcher, Ooster-
baan. For Illinois, pitcher, Steussey;
catcher, Jolley or Grange.
These forward pass combinations
have produced many points this
season. However, Oosterbaan is just
as able passer as he is receiver,
and Gilbert has caught many
passes for large gains.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29

time feel a good thigh being
gnawed.
H&
And then there's always the dan
ger of tooth breaking off and
sticking.
Shortridge'S mainstay cheer
leader was reported i'll Thursday
night, but the team went out and
won anyway.
Assigned to run down a college
bear" story, a reporter once inter-
viewed a real bear-and the bear
said: 1T am entirely innocent
You're on the wrong track. I was
home playing the radio and didn't
even know anybody got hurt. Every
year at this time my name is scam
dalized. If you want the truth why
not question that bull that's tied
outsider"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29
S.H.S. Takes
City Series
Opening Tilt
Blue Have First Leg on
Title; FumbIeS Mar
Battle.

Shortridge High School is making
ready to entertain the city public
high school. football title for one
more year and Friday its football
team put one arm around the
trophy by knocking off Technical,
10 to 0, at Irwin field.
The Shortridgers have only to de-
feat Manual to gain undisputed pos
session of the 1927 title. Fridays
conflict, fought before 1000 ardent
fans, easily could be termed the
battle of fulmbles."
The Blue and White were more
at fault than their east side oppo-
nentS and fumbled enough times to
lose three dozen ball games. Tech
nical, however, was not the better
team Friday.
The Shortridgers' slashing at
tack through the line, off the
tackles and around the ends proved
extremely embarrassing to the Tech
ties, who had no visible means Of
hating the attack.
The Blue and White scored two
touchdowns in the second quar-
ter, the first on pass, Skinner to
Ennis, and the second by Miller,
after a long steam roller march
down the field. The last touch
down came at the start Of the
fourth period when Skinner heaved
the oval into Roses arms.
Saleba, Helms and Conner played
well for the Green. William Car
yer, Arsenal right tackle, broke both
collar bones and was removed to
the Methodist Hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29
Today's College Program
for State EIeVenS.

1ndiona vs Harvard at Cambridge, Mass.
Notre Dame VS.. Georgia Tech at South
Bend -.. y,fevette
Rutler VS.. Lombard at Indianapolis 1rWin
FRANKLIN VS.. De Paw at Greencastie.
Eer1han VS. Cedarville at Richmond.
Hanover VS.. Evansville at EVANSVILLE.
Muncie Normal VS.. Oakland City at Muncle:.
Hose Poiy VS.. Eastern Illinois Normal at
wheaton VS.. Valparaiso at Valparaiso;
Manchester VS.. Ashland at Ashland, ONO
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29
Friday Football
COLLEGE
Il, 20; indiana Central. 0.

COLLEGE
Danville Normal, 20; Indiana Central. u
Des Moines T., Is: Buena Vista. 8,
Western Union, 10: Still Cllege, 0.
Centenary, 81: Birmingham Southern, T.
Arkansas Tech, o.; Oklahoma Baptist, U.
Davis-Elkins. 10; West Virginia Wes-
Hs RAJ H. College. 20; Arkansas State
Henderson Brown, 80: Little Rock Col
SIMPSON nnss College. 10; Parsons. II.
Southern Branch, U. of California. 81;
University of Redlands. o.
Penn College, Is: st. Ambrose. 6.
Iowa Wesleyan, is; Central, Z.
Iowa state Teachers, Al; Luther College. z.
St. Thomas College. 6; McAiester College, 2.
envy Canton, S. d., 3.
Columbus College Sioux Falls. So; Aber-
deem Northern Normal. g.
Superior Normal. 81: Stout Institute, o:
Dakota Wesleyan, 10; Eastern Normal. o.
Southern Illinois Teachers. Z; Shurtleff
st. Cloud state Teachers. 0; winona
Teachefs' HIGH SCHOOL
Shortridge, 10; Technical, 0.
Kokomo, IL; Rochester. Z.
T TSonntow;n u.s. sa Ma craWfordsvile, u.s.
Sheridan. 20; Noblesyille. 0.
Greencastle, 10; Attica. 0.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29
City Basket
Loop Starts
Next Week
Two Games to Open Season
Wednesday Night at
HooSier A. C.

The City Basketball League will
swing into action next Wednesday
night at the Hoosier Athletic Club
with two games officially opening
the circuit season. The city loop
last year was one Of the outstanding
circuits in the State.
The first contest will get under
way at 7:45 between the Hoosier 4.
G. and FIT. Harrison quintets. Big
Four and Diamond Chain fives will
meet in the second contest at 8:45.
r. j. Schnitzius was reelected
president of the league for the 1927
% season; M. o. Parker, vice press
dent, P. w. Pegg, secretary, and j.
D. johnson, treasurer.
Two new teams in the league are
FIT. Harrison and Folks Milk. The
other four squads are the Hoosier A.
c., Diamond Chain, Big -Four A. A.
and Pennsylvania A. A. The seasons
schedule:
Nov. 2. 7:45-H. A. @. VS.. TT. Harrison.
8:45-Big Four VS.. Diamond Chain.
Nov. Q, 7:45-Polk Mix VS.. Penn. r. n.
8:45-H. A. G. VS.. Big Four.
Nov 16. 7.45-Ft. Harrison VS.. Polk MIX.
9:45-Diamd Chain VS.. Penn. r. Re
Nov. 10. 7:45-H. A. C. VS.. Diamond Chain.
8:45-Ft. Harrison VS.. Penn. n. II.
Nov. 80. 7:45-Big Four VS.. Polk MIX.
8:45-Ft. Harrison VS.. Dia'nd CHAIN
Dec. 3, 7:45--H. A. c. VS.. Polk Milk.
8.45-Big Four VS.. Penn. II. II.
Dec. 7, 7:45-H. A. G. VS.. Penn. r. r..
8:45-Big Four VS.. Diamond Chain.
Dec. 10. 7:45-H. A. c. VS.. TT. Harrison.
8:45-Diamond Chain VS.. POLK MIX.
Dec. II. 7:45-Ft. Harrison VS.. Big Four.
8:45-Polk Milk VS.. Penn. r. n.
Jan. 4. 745-H. A. c. VS.. Big Four.
8.45-Ft. Harrison VS.. Polk Mix.
Jan. IL, 7:45-Diam'nd Chain VS.. Penn. r. II.
8:45-Big Four VS.. Polk MIX.
Jan. IA. 745-Ft. Harrison VS.. Penn. r. n.
8:45-H. A. @. VS.. Diamond Chain.
Ian. Is, 7:45-H. A. G. VS.. Polk Milk.
8:45-Ft. Harrison VS.. Dia'nd Chain.
Jan. 25, 7:45-Bg -Four VS.. Penn. r.. r.
8:45-Diamond Chain VS.. Polk MIX.
Feb. 1. 7:45-H. A. c. VS.. Penn. r. r..
9;45-Ft. Harrison VS.. Big Four.
Feb. 4. 7:45-Ft. Harrison VS.. Polk Milk
8:45-Diam'nd Chain VS.. Penn. n. II.
Feb. 8, 7;45-Polk Mix VS.. Penn. r. r.
845-H. A. @. VS.. Big Four.
Feb. Is. 7:4s-H, A. c. VS.. Fl Harrison
8:45-Big Four VS.. Diamond Chain.
Feb. %, 7;45-H. A. G. VS.. Diamond chain.
8:45-Ft. Harrison VS.. Penn. r. n.
Feb. 20. 7:45-Big Four VS.. Polk Milk.
B:4o-Ft. Har. VS.. Diamond Chain.
Mar. z. 7:45-H. A. @. VS.. Pol kMilk.
6'45-Big -Four VS.. Penn. r.. n.
Mar. 10, 7:45-H. A. G. VS.. Penn. r. r.
8.45-Ft. Harrison VS. Big -Four
S'4o-Diam'nd Chain VS.. Polk Milk.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29
Title Go in '86

Forty-one years ago today, Oct. 90,
1886, Jack McAuliffe successfully de-
Tended his newly acquired light
weight title in hectic battle with
Bill Frazier, a close rival, at Boston.
McAuliffe knocked the challenger
out in the twenty-f1rSt round of a
scheduled Is round affair.
The men then posted forfeits and
agreed to meet again two months
later, but Frazier called it off and
forfeited to McAuliffe. 1t was in
the previous year that McAuliffe as
sumed the role of lightweight title
holder and gained recognition as
such.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29
Proposes Bill as
Help to Boxing
in Sucker State

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. ga bill which
would provide for a legislative
athletic committee, to govern Illinois
athletics, will be introduced at the
next session of the Legislature, &C
cording to an announcement by Rep
resentative Michael Durso, Of the
twenty-ninth senatorial district.
Durso stated that facts brought
out in last summers investigation Of
boxing and wrestling in the State
show the need for this committee.
Durso said he believed the COM
mittee, functioning with the State
athletic committee, can bring box
ing, and particularly wrestling, up to
the standards of baseball, football,
golf and other sports, in the minds
Of the public.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29

While Collins is sure to return
and seems likely to succeed to the
managerial to go when Mack steps
out, it is better than an even bet
that Cobb is through.
1t is understood that Cobb re-
ceived salary close to $4,000 last
season, with an added guarantee as
to the exhibition games, to net him
something like $4,000.
Cobb isn't that big gate attrac-
ton and he has slowed down.. so
much that his play, while still ex-
cellent, is but a shadow of what he
could once do.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29
Gophers Keyed and
Badgers Tricky

BIZ United Press
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 29.-The
University of Minnesota was ready
for the University of Wisconsin to-
day. Keyed high by a decisive VIC
tory over Iowa, the Gophers ex-
pected to triumph over the Badgers,
although Coach Thistlethwaite was
reputed to have surprise in the
form of an aerial attack, up his
sleeve.
For many years Wisconsin has
given Minnesota its hardest battle
of the season, the rivalry between
the schools dating back to 1893.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29
by
DanuilIe Normal
in Friday Fray

BIZ Times Special
DANVILLE, Ind, Oct. 29.-Indi-
ana Central College of Indianapolis
was not strong enough to repulse
the driving attack of Central Nor
NAL here Friday and the Capital
City eleven went down to a 20-to-0
defeat.
Captain Franklin scored two
touchdowns for the locals, while
Brattan added the other touchdown.
Franklin made two kicks good on
the try for point after touchdown.
The game was battle of the air,
both teams hurting forward passes
in all directions. The locals tossed
twenty-four and the visitors twen-
ty-two. Danville completed ten and
the visitors three.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29
Syracuse ELeUen
Meets Nebraska

Bu United Press
LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 29.-The
Nebraska Cornhuskers, strong con-
tenders for the Missouri Valley
championship. claShed with the
powerful Syracuse eleven in the
Nebraska stadium this afternoon.
The Orange aggregation expected
to depend on a passing combination,
while the Huskers built their hopes
for victory around Glen Presnell,
one of the best backs in the Mis-
souri, Valley conference.
Weather forecasts called for rain,
but this was not expected to reduce
the attendance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29
Butler.

Reisert of Butler is known for
his ability TO snag forward passes
and his power on defense. Orloff
is a guard fo~ lombard and weighs
154. TT-enley is a Lombard half
back, weight I'll. Joe Dienhart
mingles at guard for Butler when
he's in action. He is from Lafay-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29
Memphis Man Is
Next GofPrexy

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 29-The nomi-
mating committee of the United
States Golf Association has selected
Charles o. Pfeil of Memphis, Tenn,
as that organizations next presi-
dent. His election later will be but
formality.
Pfeil will succeed william C..
Fownes Jr., of Pittsburgh.
Men chosen for the associations
executive board are Roger d. Lap
ham, San Francisco; H. G. Mackall,
Minneapolis; Robert T. Jones Jr..
Atlanta; Ganson Depew, Buffalo;
Melvin A. Traylor, Chicago; George
v. Rotan, Houston; Herbert jacques,
Boston, Rodman E. Griscom, Phila-
delphia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29
Soccer Contest
at PennsyP ark

The D., F. C. Germania soccer
football club is scheduled to meet
the Big Four Rangers at Pennsy
Park Sunday afternoon in an In
dianapolis Soccer League contest.
The soccer football pastime has
been making rapid Roadway in local
sport circles and large crowds have
been attending the games. Some
excellent players have been devel-
oped since the start of the season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29
SIX-DAY BIKE EVENT
Stockholm and Spencer Cling to
Lead at Chicago.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-Carl Stock
holm and Freddie Spencer main
tanned their lead today in the six
day bicycle race in progress here.
Georgetti and Walthour are in sec
ond place and Petri and Hill con-
tinue in the third position.
All leaders have covered the same
number of laps, with the difference
being in number of points scored in
sprints.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29

cite. He carries 1874 pounds of
beef.
Butler stock took a big jump
this week as a result of the de-
cisive defeat the Bulldogs handed
De PAW last Saturday and grid
fans of Indianapolis felt they were
going to view a real struggle this
afternoon. Potsy Clark's team has
been picking up speed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29

Among the cheated hoofs" gath
cred at Irwin Field, Irvington, to
day were the above four warriors,
two battlers for the Indianapolis
squad and two for the team from
Galesburg, Ill. With fair weathe-
prevailing and kickoff at 2, a
large meditation of rooters was
expected.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29
GLENNA COLLECT WINS
Takes One-Day WOmen's Golf
Tourney at Westchester- Biltmore.

BIZ United Press
RYE, N. Y, Oct. 29.-Miss Glenna
Collett of the Greenwich Country
Club won the final one-day tourna-
ment of the Women'S Westminster
and Fairfield Counties Golf Associa-
ton at the Westchester-Bi ltmore
Thursday, with a score of rs, four
strokes under the women's par for
the course.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29

1GaS Oh 7 ale ny
Georgia and Har-
yard by Purdue.
Hardly had the
gasping died away
when Notre Dame
ran rough = shod
over the great
Navy team, win
ming rather easily,
1876.
Colgate, which
usually boasts one
of the best teams
in the Atlantic
sector, has twice
been Inundated,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-29

recently w II e i
Connie M a C k
handed z a c h
Wheat his uncon-
ditional release.
L a S t winter,
Mack felt the ad-
dition of the
t h r e e veteran
stars, Ty Cobb.
Eddie Collins and
z a C h Wheat,
would make a
pennant winner
out of his club,
The trio, while
doing some excel
lent work, fell far
short of Mack's
EXPECTATIONS. 1