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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-14
A M AT E u r s
Five Games Tuesday in In
dependent Net Tourney.

Five second round games in In
dianapolis amateur independent sec
ton net tournament will be played
Tuesday night at the Y. NJ. c. A.
The first round was completed Sat
urday.
Tuesdays schedule starts at els.
The card:
6,15-Y. NJ. c. A. Blues VS.. Fountain
Squares.
S:OO-Phi Debts vs.. English Ave. Boys
I:l5--Christlan Men Builders VS.. RAM
bIers.
0:I5-OHara Sans VS.. Night Owls.
Saturdays Tits were, as a whole,
close and hard fought. The scores:
Night owls. "a; Ramsey A. G.. 20.
O'Hara Sens, IA: Lauter A. G., Ia
Y. NJ. c: A. Puppies, 10; Hoosier
POLK, 5 Milk. %; Communal CeIts, II.
Rambers. 40; Hoosier Aces. 10.
g. NJ b.. 30: Jones Whitaker, 81.
Woodside 10: East End Milk. IL.
Meteors. AZ: Horufts, IS,
Y. VI. u. A.. "a; II. A. c.. u.s.
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Taylor and Smith
End Training

Bud Taylor and Midget Smith, OPP
ponents here Tuesday night in the
feature ten-round bantamweight bout
at Tomlinson Hall. closed their train
ing grind this afternoon at the Ar
cade gym, the Hoosier working at
2 o'clock and the New Yorker at 3.
A capacity house saw the little
scrappers go through the PAGES Sun
day and fans look forward TO hard
battle Tuesday, with Taylor the win
ner. Bud has been cutting loose with
his old speed and aggressiveness.
Smith depends on hard-punching
ability to carry him through his ring
engagements. He gave Taylor a
close struggle at East Chicago in
April, 1925, losing on points by a
slight margin.
Mike Mitchell will referee the Tay-
lor.Smithy go Tuesday. Harry
Geisel, American League umpire, will
be the announcer at the big fistic
carnival. The first prellm starts at
$3.50. A number of four-round and
six-round scraps will prscede the
main event.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-14

The American Association schedule
for 1927, released today, shows In
dianapoiis gets two holiday dates,
Decoration day AMI Labor day, which
is customary. The Indians will per-
form in Louisville July d and the
Sunday after the Kentucky Derby.
The Derby. coming on Saturday
May IA, will see many Hoosiers in
the Kentucky metropolis, and the
Tribesmen and Colonies will rest that
day and stage double-header Sun
day, May 10.
Millers at Louisville
st. Paul opens the season in In.
dianapolis, as reported sometime ago.
The A. A. curtain goes up Tuesday
April IL. Other openers are: Min
neapolis at Louisville, Kansas City
at Columbus and Milwaukee at To
ledo.
The western clubs of the circuit
will remain in the east for visit
to the four cities. then all eight
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COACH IS
AT 7 ECH
ON MOVE
Spring Football, Baseball
and Track Keep East Side
MenAOrs Busy.

Training for spring sports got I'M
der full sway today at Technical.
For the last two weeks the coaches
have been busy calling men out and
getting them organized. John Muel-
Ter has charge of spring football end
baseball, while Paul Myers is super
yising the track men.
Coach Mueller has seen every boy
in school about spring football. lie
went TO every rollroom ami asked
each boy IL he wanted to turn out
for practice. Twelve hundred boys
answered his call. Out of these he
picked two hundred of the most
promising and is drilling them every
day.
Mueller has divided the squad
into four sections and drills each Sec
ton some time during the day.
Coach Mueller also is getting the
baseball team organized. He has
thirty pitchers and catchers working
daily. and as soon as weather per-
mits the entire squad will turn out.
Two hundred and eighteen boys an
swered the call for baseball.
Coach Myers is sending his track
aspirants through light practice. lie
has plenty of sprint men, but is
rather short of field men.
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ROSE SHINES
CIark's Engineers Win Three
Games in Row.

BIZ Times Special -,
TTERRE HAUTF, Ind. Feb. H.
Fresh from successful trip to In
dianapolis, where the Fighting En-
sineers defeated Indiana Central
College and the Normal College of
the American Gymnastic Union. the
Rose Poly basketball team today
started practice for the game with
Eastern Illinois Normal, which VIII
be played at the Rose gym Wednes-
day.
Rose Poly defeated Indiana Cen
trail Friday night, AZ to So, and on
Saturday captured an overtime game
from Normal College Of the Ameri-
can Gymnastic Union, rs to 22.
Coach Heze Clark's Engineers won
three games last week. the other
contest being a victory over Oakland
City College, SO to "a.
Early in the present season East
ern Illinois defeated Rose Poly SO to
%, at Charleston, Ill.
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Purdue climbed a notch higher in
the race for Western Conference
basketball honors Saturday night by
downing Ohio State. 1929. at Column
bus in a nip-and-tuck battle. The vic.
tory placed the Boilermakers in I'M
disputed possession of third place.
Wisconsin also mounted up the
ladder step by defeating Chicago,
31.2O. and as a result now holds Sec
ond place. 1t was the Badgers fifth
straight victory.
Iowa and Illinois put on real Big
Ten tussie, the decision going TO the
Hawks, 1924. The victory came with
a spectacular squirt in the last TWO
minutes Of play.
Minnesota managed TO crawl out
of the cellar position by defeating
Northwestern, 1924. The defeat rele-
gated the Purple to the bottom of
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TRIO OF REAL STARS

n 1lNCE the close of the 1926
y campaign, Connie Mack has
- added three veteran stars to
his lineup, two from the American
one. from the National. They are
Ty Cobb, Eddie Collins and Zach
Wheat.
While all three have passed the
peak of their game and all are
suffering from the same plant,
weak underpinning, it strikes me
the trio will prove invaluable to
the Mackmen this summer. 80
Ty Cobb, Zach Wheat and Eddie
Collins can do one thing, hit just
as well as they ever did. Connie
Mack, therefore, has added three
hitters who belong i'm the $50 class
to his roster. Figure what an add.
ed punch that means.
Collins will supply poise to the in
field that will be absorbed by the
rest of the team. Cobb will supply
4 fighting spirit, one asset the Ath
etics have lacked. He will also ado
the well-known color to a team thai
has always been rather drab. ZacI
Wheat will add increased power
making for confidence.
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Ripple Upsets Manual

The fiashy little Broad Ripple crew
threw the city series race into
scrambled mess Saturday night by
defeating Manual, $3.50 at the Man
ual gym. The victory puts Ripple,
Shortridge and Manual into a tie
for runner.up honors.
Hitchcock Of Broad Ripple team
was the high man Of the evening
counting eight markers from the
field. Elrod was best for Manual.
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SHOULD WIN PENNANT

TOT since 1914, when Connie
mi Mack won his last pennant,
has had he such fine pros
Aects to again go over as this year.
1he ;"big three" Cobb, Collins and
Wheat, should supply the very
things the club has lacked in its
fight for a pennant. Mack has added
three stars to what was q mighty
good club before their coming.
While Cobb realizes he is no
longer the Tyrus of say, 1872 he
will go at top speed this year I'M
til nature simply calls halt. Cobb,
the fighter, would like to have
big season in 1927, more than in
any other year Of his career.
If the Athletics can't win with
Cobb, Collins and Wheat, then Con.
ME is going to be much disap-
pointed manager.
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Series Ends With Triple Tie
for Runner-up Net
Hon0rs.

Along abouts seven years ago The
Times presented it's first late-in-the-
season statistical review of basket
ball activities Of the Indianapolis
high schools. and each year the rec
ord has proved n valuable contribu-
ton to the scrapbooks Of the dope
hounds who revel in the Compare
tive score" method Of placing their
favorite quintet at the top of the
heap.
In compiling the records The
Times is appreciative of help extend
ed by Coach Wakefield of Tech,
Coach Diederich of Broad Ripple,
Gordon Sutton of Shortridge and Ed
win Boswell of Manual. Starting
off with the city series final stand
ing. with the teams in a tie, placed
in alphabetical order:
Final City Series Standing
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CUSHION
w | N DUP
TUESDAY
ReiseIt and Kieckhefer in
Line for Title Cue Con-
test.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE world S
three. cushion championship billiard
tournament will be brought to close
here Tuesday night with match be-
tween Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia
and Augie Kieckhefer Of Chicago
a match that is expected to decide
the championship.
A possibility of a three-way tie,
including Keiselt, Kieckhefer and
Gus Copulos-a situation brought
about by round robin play--has de-
veloped, but is considered unlikely.
Copulos is in second place with six
won and two lost, while Reiselt and
Kieckhoefer lead with six and one.
Today's matches included:
Denton VS.. Raimund Campanioni.
Denton VS.. Lockabaugh.
Kieckhefer VS.. Copulos.
:Reiselt VS., Thurnblad.
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RING ORDERS
Delaney Must Make l75,
Commission Rules.

Bp United Press ,,,.,. i,
structions from the commission to
warn Jack Delaney that he cannot
meet Jim Maloney in Richards Gar
den Friday night If he weighs more
than 175 pounds. Dan Shilling, dep
uty boxing commissioner, was in the
Bridgeport training camp OF the
light heavyweight champion today
For the information Of the COM
mission, Shilling also was told to
have Delaney weighed in his pres
ence.
Delaney scoffed at the idea thai he
could not make 175 pounds. the limit
Of the light heavyweight class.
It has been reported Delaney IS
scaling $50.
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1 N DIANA
Cavemen Spring Spectacu-
lar Stunt-Big Night in
Bloomington. s,.s
by Norman Il. Isaacs


BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. a.
pete" Vaughan and his Wabash
College basketball quintet teamed
with Cliff Wells Logansport High
School five here Saturday night and
succeeded in spelling a very choice
weekend for all local net fans.
The Little Giants pulled
spectacular stunt, one that was
wholly unexpected, and yet. a trick
that might be expected from
Wabash. In plain words the Cave
men defeated Indiana. mighty In.
diana, the pride OF Bloomington. The
score was 1888. 1t mayor may not
have been Indiana had an "off"
night. but il il an ascertainod fact
that Wabash was "on."
Find Range Of Basket
The Charlottesville outfit found
the range of the basket late In the
first half and took the lead, 21.l7,
after a see.saw period. The Little
Giants discovered they hadn't lost
the range at the start OF the second
half and piled up a big lead.
Indiana became frantic as time
shortened and started a desperate
rally. Capt. Judge Kruger an
gled off to the side four times
and dropped the ball through tho
nettings four times TO put the Grim
son back in the running. Beclner
found the hoop and connected for
a field goal and free throw. And
the gym was in bedlam as Kruger
took last desperate shot from far
out on the the floor just as the gun
went off. II missed. And that was
all there was TO that.
Over to II. $. Gym
The crowd poured over to the high
school gym where Bloomington and
Logansport were scheduled to play
For some unknown and incompre.
hensible reason local fans really be.
lieved Bloomington was going to win
that game. They rooted and they
cheered and they shouted.
The very highly touted Berries
were slow in warming up and the
local club gave them a hard fight
Late in the game Captain Hupp,
Logan floor guard, was caught be.
tween two men and fell to the floor,
tearing loose ligament in his leg.
The Wellsmen apparently decided to
do it up good just for that and
started pouring in field goals. When
the gun went Off the score was stand.
ing at 1928.
And Bloomington poured back in
to town surprised, detected and
regretful.
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Poor Talent for
New Pilot

BIZ NEA Service
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. a.
National League players are OF
the opinion "Stuffy" McInnis
has the makings Of big league
manager. However, none OF
them believe he has anything
on hand but bush league ma
terial in his Phillies.
McInnis is even dispositioned,
well liked as a player, and has
been we'll trained for his
present job.
Working under Connie Mack
and iris Speaker, he has had
the advantage of learning the
methods of two wise men OF
baseball.
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Notre Dame Flashes to Bril-
liant Victory.

BIZ Times Spccial
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb. H.
George Keogan's Notre Dame UNI
versity basketball team flashed to a
brilliant 1915 victory over Franklin
here Saturday night. The Baptists,
only team to defeat the Irish In the
past two years, were dazzled by the
array Of pass formations the local
Quintet uncorked and were unable to
form any sort Of aedefense.
Capt. Johnny Nyikos led the at
tack from the field, while Louis Con-
roy and Bucky Dahman played great
defensive games. Wooden and Coy
were the only Franklin players to
show to advantage.
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Florida Golf Open
Under Way

BIZ United Press
CLEARWATER, Fla, Feb. a.
The Florida open golf tournament
started here today with Walter da-
gen, Gene Sarazen, Bobby Cruick-
shank and other stars ready to tee
off.
Cash prizes of $4,000 are to be di,
vided.
Among the other well-known golf
ers are Willie Klein, Tommy Arm.
our. Joe Turnesa. Johnny Golden, AL
watrous. Leo Diegel and Joe Kirk
wood.
Cruickshank, as result of his Sc
ries OF victories In other state opens
this season. was the favorite to win.
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n llNCE the close of the 1926
= campaign. Connie Mack has
- added three veteran stars to
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Nee 4Lo = By
y W. IFEC NORMAN
Blackboard lTAA0S

Meredith Hunt. hef,y Ripple guard. is
backed over the sideline and suddenly sits
down. ... Yes. right on the hat. :. Rip;
pie second team beats Manual s ,ito 6 ana
ever that may be. having trimmed the
other city schools second fves previously.
Be pretty oily for Diederich next sea-
son. with, this snappy bunch Of youngsteIr,s;
next season. either. Hitchcock, Ripple
his team much to the disgust OF Manual
field generals who had planned to stop him
cold. =. Well. we've got three runners-up
for the city title this season; what Of
i'll O, nothing hitehSoe * cs dad,
sitting in Ripple section, seemed 10 gel
big kick out OF the game. =; Former
Manual player roofing for Broad Ripple;
crowd was leaving the building the lights lights
folks feel right at home, :. You know,
lads and lassies, out az Broad Ripple they
turn out the lights every. plight at nine
bells. /. And take the sidewal ks IN.
Derned countryiakes., II y hadn't oeen
for that old Hitchcock, Manual would nave
beat 'eni.
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PURDUE, WISCONSIN RISE
IN BIG TEN STANDINGS
Minnesota CrawIS Out of Cellar Position - Michigan,
Leader, Meets Boermakers Tuesday.

the list. Neither team had won
game before the contest.
The other two Big Ten teams, In.
diana and Michigan, were being up
set by non-Conference clubs, the
wolverines going down before the
University OF Pittsburgh, 1923, and
the Crimson bowling to Wabash,
1888.
Michigan will meet Purdue Tues.
day night at Lafayette. The game is
attracting a good deal OF attention.
Should Purdue win, it would throw
the leadership into three-way tie.
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Tech in Form

Technical was in fine form Satur.
day night and romped to a 1894 vic
tory over the strong Lebanon i've
at the new Armory. The locals were
SLOW in getting started, but once or
never were headed. The score at the
half was 2S.15.
Fox Thompson with eight goals
and Maurice Massey and Arnold
Demmary with six apiece starred for
the east siders.
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Blue Five Wins

Bv Thncs SpcciaI
RUSHV1LLE, Ind, Feb. H.
shortridge defeated Rushvllle here
Saturday night, 4s.27 in a fast and
hard fought game. The Capital City
quintet hit with more consistency
than the locals and piled UP a 27lO
score at the end OF the half
Don Wood. heady shortridge for
ward. was the outstanding player
scoring eight field goals. Shcplar
was best for Rushvlllc.
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~ HE big game comes Tuesday
night when Michigan plays
Purdue at Lafayette. Should
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HOPPE KEEPS.BUSY

BU InIfcd Press
NEW YORK. Feb. l4.-After de.
Tending his 1872 balk.line billiard
championship by beating WeIker
Cochran, 1900 to 1,'P, i'm Boston
early Sunday morning, Willie Hop
pc will start here Tuesday. ten
block 3,OO0-point match against
Jake Scbaeffer for the 1871 cham
pionship.
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TURNER'S DROP MONONS
Local Quintet Turns Back A. A. U.
Rivals of LAFAYETTE.

The South Side Turner's defeated
their Indiana A. A. y. rivals. the
Lafayette Monons, 1923, at Turner
Hall, Sunday.
Schmidt, Turner center, registered
two field goals near the end of the
first half to give his team 1910
lead when the period ended. RED
Wright starred for the Monons.
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4 rwS TIE ulS SuilS CVlhSS AuSSuaS
night when Michigan plays
~ Purdue at Lafayette. Should
the Boilermakers win it would throw
the Western Conference race into
muddle. with the Wolverines, Badg
ers and Purdue in triple tie for
first place. We really believe Pur-
due is going to win Tuesday.
Piggy" Lambert has strengthened
his offense with the addition of
Hodges and the Lafayette quintet Is
keyed up to the RICH: point.
Wabash handed Indiana some
thing to think about Saturday. The
Crimson were all set to lay claim to
the State championship when the
Little Giants ruined everything. In
diana played a great game Of ball,
but so did Wabash. The Cavemen
found Indiana's defense too strong
to crash through and fell back upon
delayed offense, dribbling around
in the back court waiting for an
opening. When they did find an
opening, HARRISON. Thornburg,
Adams anI De Vol were directly UNI
der the basket fighting for every
break. Indiana started a dozen
drives down the floor only to have
'Tootie" Thornburg break it up.
The former Muneie flash was right
in every play and fought hard every
minute of the game. Correll and
Wells played fine ball for the Grim
SON
\ curious angle on the NOtre
Dame-Frarklin fits during the past
two years has attracted our atten-
ton. The first game played In 1926
resulted in 1922 victory for Frank
lin.. In the return game at South
Bend the Irish won, 40-10, margin
of twenty-One points. In 1927 the
Baptists again won the first contest,
and by the same score as in the pre-
vious season, 1922. THE return game
ilayed Saturday resulted i'm 1915
victory for N0tre Dame, margin
Of twenty points.
Bill Hunt. Ohio State captain, still
is in the individual Big Ten scoring
lead with SO points. Pug" Daugh-
Gritty, Illinois. is not very far be-
hind with 70. Cummlns, Purdue,
with 81, is the nearest Hoosier.
The Old Settler dropped in today
with a few notes picked up at the
Manual gym Saturday night. He
informed us he had a big surprise
for us Tuesday. His notes follow:
AT MANUAL SATURDAY NIGHT
Customers packed into the mesger seating
s snt return 70 his Stamping ground FOR
Principal Ammermanp OF Broad Ripple.
You recollect. boys Land gals. that
o, sde r.ed 70 Re n,l pig gun ct the
cepted thc foremanship IT Ripe. !. .
Coach Dedericb inspccts the balls used by
the Manual players In practice end finds
one belonging. to Ripple. Can't put
over any of that city siicker stuff on Ed
Start Of second pSEbO o S of %a os
dividuai turns up with the book and every
thing IL reported all Jake to go ahead.
Young gent seated in front row.. endeayor-
placed IL on the floor between his feet :.
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League, has been
appointed manager
of the Oakland
club of the Pa
cific Coast League.
Although Cooper
is in his late sos,
he expects to take
his regular turn
on the hill.
Many veterans,
dropping out of
the big time. have
been able to pro-
long their careers
in [ h e Pacific
Coast Lea pl1a and
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TAYLOR TO MEET SHEA
Italian Featherweight to Take Place
of CanzonerI, Feb. "a.

CHICAGO, Feb. 14.--Bud Taylor.
Terre Haute bantamweight. will
meet Eddie Shea, Italian feather
weight, here Feb. "a, in boxing
match that promoters have been
en6cavoring to book for at least two
years.
Shea was selected to fill the OPEN
ing left when Tony Canzoneri was
forced to cancel an engagement with
Taylor, because of injuries.
Taylor boxes Midget Smith. New
York. over the ten-round route in In
dianapolis tomorrow night.
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Cooper says he expects to pitch at
least five more seasons.
Cooper covered thirteen full sea
sons with the Pittsburgh Pirates,
from 1912 to 1924. when he was
traded to the Chicago Cubs. Last
summer he was released uncondition-
ally by the Cubs and hooked on with
the Tigers and later with Toledo, but
his southpaw slants failed to deceive
the fence-busters.
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INDOOR TENNIS VICTOR

Bp Initcd Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 14.-Manuel
Alonzo, captain of the Spanish Davis
cup team and the second ranking
player on the American list, won the
Heights Casino invitation tourna-
ment Sunday by defeating Ned Hern-
don, former Princeton star, 6-2, 3-6,
1910 and Ga.
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TIMES FOR

May - 90 - IS
July % 81 20 &c
Sept q Z x 81
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Fights and Fighters

NEW YORK-Laid M with bo;ls Ed
die Roberts. western welterweis hit. will be
unable to meet Sailor Friedman. Philadel-
pha tonight at the Broadway Arena. The
contest will be staged later.
NEW YORK-Jack Sharkey Boston
challenger for the heavyweight champion
ship. was honored with testimonial din
ner given Sunday by the Lithuanian Cham.
Der of Commerce.
BOSTON-Fidel La Barba. world fly
weight champion. will meet Johnny Vacca
Boston, in ten-round bout here tonight
The title will not be at stake.
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his pennant posi-
oilities. Naturally
[ was interested in
his observations.
Il have a much
better team than
in 1925. 1 believe
it h a S b e e n
5 t r e n g t h ened
enough to win the
pennant," he said.
T h G Athletics
failed to win and
thereby failed to
Justify the opinion
of the astute and
10 Aif,,,-,1 MAMA ra.
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Final City Series Standing
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MEETS BUTLER. Oct. 20

BIZ Times Spectdl
GALESBURG, ILL.,, Feb. 1.-THE
Lombard College football schedule
for this fall, announced here Satur-
day by Coach Harry Bell, includes
game with Butler University at In
dianapolis, Oct. 80.
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The season recOTuS OF the IUuT III'
dianapolis high school fives follow.
There is some question about letting
the score in the acknowledgements
game stand in this compilation. The
count in this contest was 60 to 20, in
favor of Seymour, but an ineligible
Seymour player took part in the
game and the contest later was
awarded to Manual by the /. S. II.
A. A. by forfeit, 2 to 0.