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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-11
Local Bowling Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE

The veteran doc" Kemper pro-
vided the thrill of the last night in
the city bowling tournament at the
Capitol alleys when he rolled into
second place in the singles event
with total of 672 on games of
232, 227 and 213. doc" had his
speed ball in the pocket during all
of his nine games, and landed Sec
ond in the all-events with the fine
total of 1895 on series of 612 in the
team event, GIL in the doubles and
the 672 singles. John Goodwin also
reached the prize list in the singles
when he turned in a total of 618.
Checks for the winners will be
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the most versatile half back in the
State and did some great work all
season. Hoffman gained much
ground for Elkhart. Going through
the list of backs you will find many
great ball carriers who need to de-
velop versatility. 4
DOrnte Great Performer
The lack of plunging full backs
this fall was noted. Central of Fort
Wayne played 12-game schedule
and lost to but one Indiana team.
Dornte, the first team full back, led
the squad and was a fine kicker,
good plunger, excellent signal caller
and perfect blocker.
1t is pleasing to note the i'm
provement in the game in Indiana
and such progress is certain to aid
the college teams. Undoubtedly in
the years to come, many of the
names listed in the selections will
be emblazoned on the sports pages
of the country as star college play
erS.
Sc Teams In Field
Records of A. L. TreSter, secre-
tary of the Indiana State High
School Association, show that in
September ninety-six schools
equipped football teams. These
squads were of various sizes, rang
ing from twelve at. Milford to 102
at Tech. 1t is estimated prep school
football has increased nearly so per
cent in five years.
The majority of teams this sea-
son were in northern Indiana, like
wise the majority of the outstand-
ing gridders hailed from that sec
ton. The sport is on the increase
in other sections, however, and in
creasing rapidly, as records of GER
tain teams indicate.
Clinton, Froebel of Gary, Short
ridge and Monticello were unde-
feated in Hoosier football. Other
strong elevens were Hammond,
South Bend, Elkhart, Central Of Ft.
Wayne, Technical and Central of
Evansville.
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Bulldogs to Tangle With Wildcats
at Evanston on Oct. S Next Fall
Butler Closes Arrangements With NorthWestern Contest
With N. Y. U. Set for Oct e.

Butler university will meet North
western in football on Oct. of next
fall at Dyche stadium, Evanston, ILL.,,
Ralph I. Hitch, graduate athletic
manager at the Fairview institution
announced today.
The signing of the Wildcats brings
Buffers 1929 opponents to four and
other games on the Bulldog program
are to be announced later.
The contest with Chick Meehan's
New York university squad at New
York definitely has been set for
Oct. 26. A third game away from
home will be the renewal Of the ole
rivalry with De Paw at Green
castle, Nov. 2
Nov 9, Wabash will appear at the
Bulldog bowl, one of the features
Of the Bulldogs home program.
Although no definite announce
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-11
Do You Know
That

DOP WARNER didn't even
Il put Biff Hoffman, his \
Stanford full back, on his
All-Coast team And he
said that eagle was the great
est back of the year And
Chuck Carroll came next
During the Notre Dame-South-
ern California game a balloon
floated over the field bearing
a pennant advertising hair re-
Storer And the crowd
yelled for Knute Rockne to
take off his hat The Rock
has a head like a cue ball
Van Graflan, the American
League Jump, appeared at the
Toronto winter baseball meet
ing with spats and a stick
And he got a job umping for
the Tigers during spring train
ing.
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Michigan Hopes
to Humble Penn

BIZ Times Special
ANN ARBOR, Dec. 11.-Michi-
CAMS basketball team keeps alive
athletic interest here this week with
a game with the University of
Pennsylvania quintet, on Saturday
night. Michigan was beaten by
Pennsylvania 20 to SO a year ago
and Maize and Blue followers hope
for something better this season.
Coach Veenker has decided to use
Mcdonald at forward in place of the
injured Kanitz. The other forward
post will be taken care of by James
Orwig, a regular. Chapman again
will be at center. With Captain
Mccoy, the other guard, will be
Daniel Rose, a veteran.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-11
Three Contests
in Girls Loop

Opening basket games in the
Girls City League will be played
Thursday night at Liberty hall, 1908
East Michigan street. Three games
will be staged, the first starting at
z p. m, when the Indiana Bell
squad meets the Pennsy girls.
At p. m. the East Tenth Street
basket toSSers oppose the Hotten-
tots, and at 9 the Hoosier Demons
meet the Hawthorne squad.
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Tiger Football
Banquet Dec. II

BIZ Times special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Dec. IL
Kappa Tau Kappa, senior mems in
terfraternity organization of De
Paw university, is sponsoring the
second annual gridiron banquet, to
be held at Longden hall, Monday,
Dec. II.
The banquet, which was made an
annual affair last year, is given in
honor of the football squad. DR.. c..
Bromley Oman, De Paw presi-
dent, will preside as POSTMASTER.
Short talks will be given by DR.. w.
M. Blanchard, Coach Hughes, Cap
tain Firebaugh and several Green
castle business men.
Sweaters and freshmen numerals
will be presented and the captain
for next year will be announced.
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Reynolds Takes
Feature Mat Go

After taking one fall from Jack
Reynolds in the feature mat go at
Tomlinson hall Monday, Yaqui Joe,
weakened before the speed of his
opponent and dropped the nett two
falls, Reynolds winning. Time of
falls, 10 minutes, 8 minutes and 20
minutes. Weights were Reynolds,
146; Yaqui Joe, 146H.
Elmer Guthrie, Texas, had the
edge on Ralph Wilson, local medical
SIT ,ent, in a time limit match of
thirty minutes, the one fall scored
going to the Texan.
The curtain raiser r 1lim was not
staged, because one of the prin-
cipals failed to appear.
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Sharkey Takes
Victory Easily

BIZ United Press
BOSTON, Dec. 11.-Jack Sharkey
was back in the ranks of the heavy
weight title contenders today, his
prestige increased by an impressive
victory over Arthur De Kuh here
Monday night. Sharkey, despite a
long layof, was at his best condition
in several months, and had the fight
well in hand. De Kuh lowered
nearly a head above Sharkey and
outweighed him 204 to 1862.
Sharkey fought great battle.
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S0rtrge and Tech Among Nine Schools H0noed Times AState
Singing the Blues

By United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-The
~ White Sox need a catcher,
an infielder and a pitcher, but
Lena Blackburne, who signed
Monday to pilot the south side
club for another year, doesn't
know where he is going to get
them.
"How in hell are you gonna
get players when every man
ager is trying to Outsmart
your" the pilot moaned after
writing his name on G. A. Co
miskey's contract.
Everybody is wanting to
trade, but they want my whole
team for a single player. If
we can't get any help from
the outside We'll hustle along
as best we can," Blackburn
said.
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Amateur, Independent Basket News

The fast stepping St. Patrick's H. N. S.,
with record of seven victories and one
defeat. have hard schedule for the week
meeting the fiashy Holy Trinity A. C..
Wednesday night on the Holy Trinity floor
playing the Sacred Heart Y M S. at South
Side Turner's Thursday night, and meeting
the Woodside Merchants Friday night at
the Pennsy gym. Saints desire games with
the strongest Of city and State teams
Address Frank Roth, 1880 Cottage avenue
or cali DR.. 0l16.
Y. M. H. A. play Columbus e. L. A. G.
Tuesday night at the Communal hall at
p. m.
American A. c. downed the strong Eaton
Tigers Saturday night, 80 to 81. A. C.s
meet the Lauter Boys Club Friday night
and Saturday night the East Michigan
street Bear Cats. For games call Ii. 1884
indianapolis Buddies Club won its fifth
straight victory of the season by defeat
ing the English avenue Boys Club, 81 to
81. Tuesday night the Buddies will meet
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Robbie Still in Saddle
at Brooklyn

BH United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. IA sched-
uled meeting of directors of the
Brooklyn Dodgers baseball teams
failed to materialize Monday, bur
developments indicate that WilbeEt
Robinson has no idea of resigning
as president-manager of the club.
The Ebbetts interests wanted tc
hold the meeting in Manhattai
while Steve McKeever so per cent
stock owner, reported averse to re-
tanning Robinson, wanted it held i'll
Brooklyn. Unless the meeting IS
held within week, it probably will
be put off until next May.
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Tigers Down
Earlham in
Hot Fracas
De Paw BaSketeerS Win
Over QuakerS in
Bitter Battle.
BU Times Special

By Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Dec. TO-
De Paw university basketball team
defeated Earlham here Monday
night, IS 10 %, in a bitterly con-
tested battle. The Tigers led at the
end of the first half, 10 to IT.
SStunkel and Mountz led the Old
Gold attack. Jenkins was best for
the Ouakers with a total of ten
points. Lovelace also played a great
game for the locals.
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Fights and Fighters

LOUISVILLE Price Benton, Har-
rounds. They are Ightweights. X. O.;
Blackburn knocked out Kid Ewing, second
round.
LITTLE ROCK-Kid Lencho, Mexican
feather took decision over Paul Stedman.
st. Louis ten rounds. Kid Adams, out
pointed Garner Johns, ten rounds.
MIAMI. Fla.-Johnny Gerarden. Cali
fornia middleweight, knocked out Bob
Martin. Buffalo, first round. Martins jaw
was reported fractured.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.-The claim of foul
by Ray Hahn, Indianapolis welterweight,
in the third round. was disallowed. john
ny Roberts, Huntington, w. Va, being
awarded technical k. o.
BUFFALO-Jimmy Slattery. Buffalo light
heavy. outpointed Jimmy Mahoney. Chi
cago ten rounds Kid Chocolate won
easily over Johnny Helstein, ten rounds
Oak Till outpointed Garfield Johnson. Ne
gro ten rounds.
PHILADEI PHIA-G Charles, French
featherweight lost decision to Benny
Bass, Philadelphia. ten rounds. Johnny
Erickson New York bantam. knocked out
Pnkie May. Savannah, third round.
CHICAGO Prospects Of about here in
Jantiary betWeen Mickey Walker. midale-
weight champion. and Tommy LpNghran,
155-pound champion, appeared bright ~
day.
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STAR TRoTTER DIES

By Times Special
LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. 11.-Har-
ness racing suffered a tremendous
loss with the death of Benelwyn,
2:011A, world champion 4-year-old
race trotter, here. He succumbed
from blood poisoning.
Benelwyn was the property of w.
H. L. McCourtie. Dallas, (TeX)
sportsman. BenelWyn was cam
paigned throughout his career by
Ben F. White, the noted colt de-
veloper.
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DEvOS BOUT DELAYED

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Rene
De Vos-Ace HudkinS bout, originally
scheduled for Monday night at
Madison Square Garden, and post
poned until Dec. 81, will not be held
until Dec. %, Garden officials an
nounced.
De Vos asked for another week III
which to recover from the effects
of a severe boil on the back Of his
neck, and the request was granted,
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nant ana then
beat the Ath-
letics four in a
row in the
world series.
No team ever
wrote a more
dramatic chap
ter in the rec
ords of the
game than the
inspired men Of
George Stall
ings. After a
brief season of
d e liri GUS SUI
premacy came
a long, unbrok-
en- run Of grief
q nd m p1a ~
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CHRISTNER GETS BOUT
Boxer Who Flattened Hansen to
Meet Jack Sharkey.

bW JnltfU PfeSS
NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-New York
will have a chance to inspect K. O.
Christner, latest sensation" of the
heavyweight realm, who achieved
fame by f1attening Knute Hansen in
a Cleveland ring.
ChriStner will meet Jack Sharkey
in a ten-round bout at Madison
Square Garden, on a near date,
according to Matchmaker Tom Nc
Ardle.
McArdle obtained Christner's sig
nature today after a conference
with Tom Lennon, Christner's man
ager.
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ANKLE is BROKEN

BIZ IfWFN NV(tIUt
WICHITA, Kan, Dec. 11.-John
Pesek, Ravenna, Neb.. heavyweight
grappler, defeated Count zarynoff,
Memphis, here Monday night. Pc
SEX won the first fall with a toe
hold and Zarynoff was unable to
continue because of broken ankle.
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LOMBARD VS.. ILLINOIS

RI Times SpFcidT
GALESBURG, Ill, Dec. IL
Coach Harry Bell of Lombard col
lege has cut his basket squad to
twenty men, who are being put
through intensive daily drills in
preparation for the game with the
University of Illinois at Champaiga,
Saturday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-12-11
O'CONN0R GOES DOWN
Frank Houff Wins Cue Match; Two
Matches Today.

Frank Houff, Terre Haute, handed
Leo O'Connor, indianapolis, his first
defeat of the State three-cushion
billiard tournament at Harry Cool
er's parlors Monday night, so to 35.
Wilson was to meet Murphy at 3
this afternoon at Coolers and Ram
sey will meet Cooler at 1880 tonight.
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Purdue Battles
Wabash Quintet

BIZ Tunes Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 11.-Pur-
dues Boilermakers, co-holderS of
the Big Ten conference basket
crown, will open their 1928-29 cam
paign tonight on the home court
against the Little Giants of Wa
bash.
The Cavemen always have been
a tough foe for the Purdue squad
and hard fray is looked for
ward to.
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FRANKLIN DEFEATED

BIZ Untfcu PrcSS
MADISON, Wis, Dec. II. - The
University of Wisconsin basketball
team defeated Franklin here Mon
day night, 81 to 10. Bud Foster was
high-point man for the Badgers,
scoring fourteen points. Wooden
was best for the Hoosiers.
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MURPHY BADGER COACH

DIT UHFItU TTt"S
NEW HAVEN, Dec. 11.-George
w. mike Murphy. coach of fresh
man rowing at Yale since 1923,
signed a contract Monday after
noon to become head coach of row.
ing at Wisconsin university.
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4
choly, during which all that re-
NAMED of once glittering baseball
prestige was carried out to sea.
Any number of experiments,
ranging from awesome spiritual rit-
uals to the application of hot mus
tard poultices, have been tried, but
the only noticeable progress has
been in the wrong direction.
A year ago a grand gesture was
made in the signing of Rogers
HOrnSby to play second tlse at
$4,000 a year, which was more
money than the team was accus-
toned to collecting at the cash
KiOskS over three months
stretch.
A T the time the team had a
IN manager in the person of Jack
Slattery, one of the town Toys and
a good egg who was we'll liked by
the mixed population of Bradys,
Flatterys, O'Briens, Murphys, the
Burkes and Connollys so conspicu-
ously peculiar to the social and
civic life of the place.
II Il
The season hadn't gone very
many weeks before Judge Fuchs
established HOrnSby as manager
as well as second baseman, pos
sibly on the theory that when
second baSeman insists on run
ming the ball club anyway he
ought to be allowed to do so with ,
the usual formal touches.
9a
This move had no material eff
l. feet on the artistic features of
the club, largely due to an almost
complete dearth Of artistic features
in the beginning, but the abrupt
shift from q Slattery to a Hornsby
did cut Sharply into the gate
receipts,
Well, all that this meant was
the judge was face to face with
another situation, and that some
thing would have to be done about
it. There is one thing about the
Judge, situations do not floor him;
in fact they do not even stagger
him. He stands up well under the
most brutalizing situations. To
his credit, too, it must be written
he has a novel way of meeting
them.
THIS year, as mentioned some
a where earlier in these lines, he
is reconstructing the old 1914
Braves. The judge is strictly a
fundamentals. Apparently he
argues that if the Braves of 1914
were good enough for the people
then they are good enough for them
now. Accordingly he has signed
Johnny Evers, who played second
on that team, Rabbit Maranville
who played short, and Hank GoWdy.
who did the catching and most of
the hitting, especially in the world
series.
ANY DAY NOW YOU MAY EXPECT TO
READ THAT HE HAS SIGNED RUDOLPH,
JAMES AND TYLER. THE THREE PITCH
ERS, WHO BORE THE BRUNT OF THE
TEAMS, FLAG FIGHT.
Il Il 4.
IT is also learned on very swank
and fashionable authority that
the Judge has despatched scouts
to sundry and divers homes for
the aged and infirm for the pur-
pose of mobilizing all the Surviv-
ing veterans of the IA campaign.
Older and better ivory is his
motto.
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TALKING
IT OVER
WITH HOE WILLIAMS

NEW YORK, Dec 11.-They are
IN doing strange things in Bos-
ton. They re trying to reconstruct
the 1914 Braves. This was the team,
you'll recall, that came from last
place in July, won the league pen
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BY DICK MILLER

The 1928 parade of the elite of Indiana high school foot
ball presented by The Times today Nine schools are
sened the first eleven Clinton and Froebe of Gary each
winning positions Two Indianapolis uminaries
Shorg and Brown of Technical also garner on the
mythical frSt-String squad
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By United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-"Good ball
players are hard to get"
Managers and magnates here for
the annual meeting Of the National
League we're saying it over and
over again today without really
saying it at all. Every ball club was
looking for a good player, but had
nothing to give in return.
Several clubs came here expecting
to make deals, but none of them
could agree on any trades at Mon
days gathering and none was in
prospect for today The New York
Giants sold Vic Aldridge and Rus
sell Wrightstone, utility infielder, to
Newark.
Several clubs may release vet
Grams soon. Among those slated to
go are Wally Pipp, veteran first
baseman of the Cincinnati Reds,
and Jimmy Ring, veteran pitcher Of
the Phillies.
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College Basketball

Mondays Results
De Paw, 50; Earlham, %.
Notre. Dame, So: Armour Tech (Chi-
cago), IA.
Wisconsin, 81; Franklin, 49,
Xincennes, as; Oakland City, 81.
Illinois. 40: Bradley, 20.
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ment has been made the Blue and
White probably will meet Washing
ton university at st. Louis, Oct. 49,
Franklin will appear in Indian
apoliS, very likely, on Oct. IL.
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4. l.. Bosses
Open Session
at Chic a go
Several Trades Pending as
Junior League Heads
Get Together.
Bp United Press

Bp United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 11.-American
League baseball magnates met here
today for their annual business ses-
sion, which will be followed by
joint meeting with National League
club owners Thursday.
Numerous player trades are re-
ported pending and it is probable
that several will be closed. Cleve-
land is known to be angling for sew
eral Chicago White Sox players and
Philadelphia also is reported
anxious to arrange a deal with the
Sox.
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REICH COUNT ARRIVES
Great Yankee Horse Stands Trip
Well to England.

Well to England.
BIZ United Press
LONDON, Dec. 11.--Reigh Count,
great American 3-year-old, arrived
from New York Monday to begin
training in preparation for his chal-
lenge for the Ascot gold cup. Trainer
Bart Michel said his charge made
a perfect crossing and stood the
trip well.
After he was unloaded at the Lon
don docks, Reign Count was shipped
to Jack Leaders stable at New
Market.
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VINCENNES is VICTOR

Oakland City COurtmen Go Down to
Defeat at Home.
BIZ Times Special
OAKLAND CITY, Ind, Dec. Ii
university basket ball
squad downed the Oakland City
quintet here Monday night, 46 to
81. VincenneS flashed into an early
advantage and never was headed
Henley led the winners while Smith
was best for Oakland City.
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IRISH WALLOP TECH

Armour Swamped as NOtre Dame
Netmen Run Wild.
By United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. IL
Notre Danes basketball quintet
crushed the Armour Tech team of
Chicago, 81 to IA here Monday
night. 1t was Notre Danes first
game of the season and eighteen
players were used. Frank Grove,
scored II points for the Irish.
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Second Team
Capper (Monticello)
Sungalia (Clinton)
KOrressel (Reitz, EVANSVILLE
Reed (Muncie)
Mcdonald (Linton)
StOckSdale (New Albany
Shannon (Clinton)
Burnett michigan City,
HOllander emerson, Gary
Horstman (Mishawaka)
Douglass (Kirklin)
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Ennis and Brown Placed
With MiIler's First Team
in Choice of Grid Stars

More Than One Warrior; Resume Shows Prep Foot
ball Season Best Ever in HooSierdom.
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Eastern EEeUen
Almost Complete

WASHINGTON, Pa, Dec. IL
Only one man is needed to complete
the all-eastern squad which will
meet an all-western team at San
Francisco, Dec. %, Andy Kerr,
coach, has announced.
The list today included:
Barrabee, N. Y. u; Delp, Penn
State; Haycraft, Minnesota. Tackles -
Getto, Pitt: Raskowski, Ohio State; Novak,
Pitt; Thompson. Lafayette: Gibson, Min
nesota; McMullen; Nebraska. =. Centers :.
Aschman. w. and j.; Mitchell, Bucknell.
Quarter Backs-Harpster. Carnegie Tech;
Weston, Boston college. Half Backs -
Strong. N. Y. u; Bennett, Indiana; Levi
son, Northwestern. Full Backs-Guest,
Nebraska.
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Third Team
Dickey IS. Side, TT. Wayne)
EmmOnS Oogansport)
Swan (Bicknell)
ChiIders (Sheridan)
Malone (Clinton)
NOrthey (H. Mann, Gary
FIGHTER (Princeton)
Page bloomington
Warner (Hammond) a.
Baxter (Elwood) ~
ROnzone (Elkhart)
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Best of the Props in Hoosierdom, 1928
TIMES ALL-sTATE HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SELECTIONS

Position First Team
End ........... Jackson (Froebel. Gary
Tackle. ........ Brown (Tech, Indpls)
Guard. ......... VOgeI Hammond)
Center. ........ .DeIich (Froebel, Gary
Guard. ......... PaulsOn (South Bend
Tackle. ........ MCGUIRE Central, EVANSVILLE
End. ........... Ennis (Shortridge, Indpls)
Quarter Back. Marsh (Clinton)
Half Back. ..... Hoffman (Elkhart)
Half Back. ..... COgan (Clinton)
Full Back. ..... DOrnte Central, Fl. Wayne)
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GEORGETOWN LEADER.

BH Times Special
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE
1929 football team of Georgetown
university will be captained by Jim
Mooney, tackle of Chicago.