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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
Weight Edge Gives McLarnin
Close Victory Over Mandell
Jimmy 0utIasts Lightweight Champ by Avoiding Left;
Victor Seeks Title Chance Against Fields

looked upon as the foremost con-
tender for Fields title until he lost
to McLarnin. He did not lose de-
civiSely, but he lost nevertheless.
Sammy weighed only 1874 while
McLarnin scaled 1888. This extra
weight of McLarnin's obviously was
the deciding factor - the fight.
Never before had Mandell met an
opponent who could rush through
his left jab, but McLarnin went
through it and landed hard Iefts
and rights. Maybe the reach had
something to do with that, McLarn-
in having approximately three
inches advantage.
Jimmy began Furnishing Sammy's
body in the fifth round and he con-
tinued that style to win the sixth
and seventh. The body punishment
obviously hurt Mandell. Mandell
jabbed his way around the ring to
win the next round, and the crowd,
which filled the Chicago stadium,
thought he was going on to a VIC
tory, but he was too tired to show
daShily in the tenth.
Mandell started to jab and box,
but McLarnin began TO slug. He
belted Sammy's body and he
smacked his opponents jaw until
there was no doubt who had won
the round and fight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
Scarlet Lacks Power of
Former Years, but Prom
Use Fight.
STAR BACK INJURED
Clark Fights Over Conf
dence; Drives Squad.
BY XERN BOXELL

After an absence of two weeks,
Butler Bulldogs return to their
home gridiron Saturday to battle an
ancient rival, Wabash. Admittedly
not as strong as in previous years,
the Scarlet aims to make a fight of
it, however
1t will Re the first game between
the two SinA e 1927.
Matthews, stellar quarter back and
ball carrier, will be out with injuries,
but Weist, Coach Vaughan's back
field star, who has been out since
the Northwestern tilt, is in uniform
again and will play.
Wabash has played inconsistency
this season. Opening against In
diana, the Scarlet eleven showed
power, and followed with a victory
over the strong Danville eleven.
They were mediocre against James
Millikin and lost, but came back the
following Saturday to down a strong
Georgetown team. The game with
AfOl WCOOCl14 III A4C0 INV a "a avn
meet, the Scarlet losing Sc to 0, and
Manchester nosed them out, Is to
II, in the last minute of play last
week.
Although comparative scores give
the Bulldogs a decided edge, Coach
Clark is taking no chances. The
Blue and White eleven lacked drive
in their game with De Paw last
Saturday, and Clark forsook his
usual Monday rest for the men who
took part in Saturdays game and
sent his entire squad through
lengthy drill.
Cavosie and Hinchman were In
jured in the tilt with the Tigers,
but are expected to play Saturday,
as are several other backs and line
men who sustained bruises IN the
battle.
New offensive formations were to
be taught the Bulldogs in their work
out this afternoon. Coach Vaughan
and several of his varsity players
witnessed the De Pauw-Butler con-
test Saturday and returned to Craw
louisville to map defense for the
Blue and White attack.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
Blue Makes
1t Decisive
Scrubs and Rhinies Also
Win Over Washington.

Shortridge high school decisively
proved its supremacy on the grid
iron over Washington Monday when
two teams representing the reserves
and the freshmen beat two CORE
spending teams from Washington.
The varsity teams had played pre-
viously, with the Blue doing all the
scoring.
While Coach MAYORS Rhinies
we're administering hard beating
to the west siders to the tune of So
to o, Coach Rouch's scrubs took the
long end Of a IL to 0 score in
game on the west side.
The Blue varsity worked out at
the north side field early, and the
workout was light This week Short
ridge Journeys to Richmond to en-
gage the strong Morton team. This
game is the last trip the Shortridge
squad will take, for the week after
they take on Manual and then I'm
ish the season with Tech.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
League Chatter
BY EDDIE ASH

CMEAD JOLLEY, smuggling out
- 4lelder obtained from the San
Francisco Seals by. Ownie Bush's
Chicago White Sox, batted 1886 the
past season. His record includes
thirty eight home runs. He wings
left-handed and batted .404 In 1928.
Jolley stands 6 and and weighs 200.
He's not ball hawk, though a good
thrower.
u
The world series isn't over for
Manager Connie Mack yet. He
attended too many banquets and
is confined to bed with indigestion.
+ y
Ray Shalk has his bid in for the
job of managing the Brooklyn
Dodgers if a change is made in
Flatbush. Ray was with the Giants
the past season as coach. He piloted
the White Sox for stretch.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
Doom the AIIevs
WITH LEFTY LEE

In the Automotive League play at the Elks
Club alleys.
The Snaggers trimmed the lead of the
Casting team in the Link Belt League by
taking the odd game in Monday nights
series. The other games rolled in this
loop. showed a three-time win for the
Production and Grinders over the Ewart
and Foundry.
The Second BARRACKS and Third Re
formed teams won three games from the
Eighth Reformed and st. Paul Reformed,
as the Emmanuel. Carrollton Indians, First
Z. M. c. and First Owls took the rubber
Tigers, and Second Reformed. in the Re-
formed. in the Reformed Church League
series at Pritchett's. Oberles and Cray
went over the 500 mark. the former get
Two-time wins featured the Recreation
League play at the Delaware alleys, the
Bailey Realty, Smith Insurance, S. g. S.
Body and Fl0rsheim Shoes defeating the
Schneider and Woodsmall Insurance clubs
The Bailey team rolled the best total
getting 800 with games of 1850, 955 and
three-gams total with a score of 675 on
games of 25s 1913 and 224. Rugh had 632;
Wimberly, COL; Schultz, 6O8; Blue, Clio and
Daugherty, 625.
The Hayes Body. Central States En-
games from the Riverside Five, Roines
and Specials. as the Williamson Furnace.
s took tTo from the scqew
Products. Bakers Lunch. Gold Dust and
Weber Milk in the Pastime League play
at the 1n 1dl 91o VoSse io; With Ss3 On
vidual star in this loops play. Miller
had 622; Stemm, $40 and Koel1fng, 604.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
Huat Downs
Schwartz in
Title Meet
Frenchman Becomes Fa-
vorite: Loser to Quit
Ring: Other Results.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Eugene
Huat of France today was estab-
lished as an outstanding favorite to
win the worlds fiyweight boxing
title as result of his impressive
victory Monday night over Corporal
Izzy Schwartz of New York, former
American champion. in the ten
round main bout of the first round
f1yweight championship elimination
tournament at Madison Square Gar
den.
Huat won eight of the ten rounds
by wide margin and looked far
better than the other winners, Black
Bill, Cuban Negro; Midget Wolgast.
Philadelphia, and Ruby Bradley.
Holyoke (MaSS.) Negro. Huat
weighed 112 and Schwartz Ill.
After the battle Schwartz an
nounced his retirement from the
ring. Since 1922 Schwartz has en-
gagged in total of 10 bouts and at
one time was recognized by the
New York commission as worlds
champion in the 112-pound class,
which has lacked a legitimate title
holder since Fidel La Barba retired
mdefeated in 1927.
Black Bill outpointed Willie Da-
vies, Charleroi, Pa, in ten rounds.
Wolgast won close and highly
unpopular decision over Johnny Nc
Coy, Buffalo, and Bradley defeated
Ernie Peters, Chippewa Indian from
Chicago, in ten rounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05

The Old Gold Cigarette team was re-
turned the winner in their six-same ec ma1tn
IasI 0e Old T dold Cigarette. Fifty
Fourth Street Merchants. 1882; Inc iast
Fifty Fourth Street boys making strong
Old Colds win 5000. Hamilton, Shaw
the Uptown boys. while Kelly, Hickman
and Schultz reached the 500 class Tor the
Next Sunday the Old Gold Ladies and
Mems teams, will roll in special match
game with teams OF Anderson at Ander-
son. Ind.
The sweepstakes season can be said to
be in full swing with announcements from
the various drives Of the city for next Sun
day.
At the Illinois a 400 scratch doubles
event will feature. A handicap OF two
average and 400 will be allowed. :, This
event Is open to all bowlers of the city.
The Pritchett Recreation announces
350 doubles sweepstakes for next Sunday
which will be restricted to house leagues
only. Members Of leagues rolling On On these S,,e
drives can roll as odten sa a tne N
The Indiana alleys also. will stage q
house sweepstakes next Sunday. This con-
test will be singles event with 200 as
scratch. For information and reservations
call Ri. o540.
The team of LANCE and Behrens won the
doubles sweepstakes for house bowlers at
the Fountain Square alleys, getting
grand total of 1912 over the four-game
Route Muiry and Whetstine were second
with 1,716 and Roeder and Kasper third
on LILO. Fifty-four teams rolled In this
event.
The Central Motor Parts and n. V. Law
won two games from the General Motors
and Madden Couple, as the Majestic took
the entire series from the Auto Equipment
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
Rosenb[oon1 to
Fight Braddock
on Garden Card

BIZ Tinted Press
NEW YORK. Nov. Snake
Rosenbloom, leading contender for
the light heavyweight champion
ship vacated by Tommy Loughran,
has been signed to meet James j.
Braddock in a ten round bout at
Madison Square Garden; Nov. Is.
Braddock was defeated by Lough-
ran in the Philadelphian's last de-
tense of the 175-pound title.
RoSenbloom had previously signed
for bouts with Yale Okun. Jimmy
Slattery and the winner of the Leo
Lomski- George Courtney bout which
is to be held at Detroit.
Braddock and RoSenbloom are to
take the place of Tony Canzoneri
and Jack kid Berg on the Garden
card, Canzoneri having been
granted postponement because Of
injuries received in his recent Chi
cago battle with Stanislaus LoayZa.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05

0LD Dave Bancroft is back with
~ McGraw in the capacity of as
sistant manager and coach. He was
the star shortstop and captain of
the Giants when at his peak. He
managed the Braves and played
with Brooklyn since McGraw traded
him to Boston in 1923.
Bud Teachout, former Indian
apolis Southpaw, now on the
roster of the Chicago Cubs, took
unto himself wife recently and
sailed away to Honolulu to spark
and spoon and honeymoon.
TT is rumored Burleigh Grimes
L star twirler of the Pittsburgh Pr
rates, and Jewel Ems, new Pirate
manager, had an argument in one
of the late season games that hasn't
subsidized yet.
There are whispers heard to
the effect Connie Mack is trying
to trade Infielder Sammy Hale TO
the Browns for Oscar Mellilo.
Howard Ehmke, veteran right
handler, is reported thinking Sc
riously OF resting on his 1929 world
series laurels and give up baseball.
His aged "souper" needs too much
rest between games any more to
warrant big pay, is the explanation
of the retirement talk.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
W. Virginia and
Fordhan1 Battle

Bu United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-West Vir-
ginia university's football team met
the unbeaten Fordham Rams in an
election day game here today. The
game is the second in a series be-
tween the two schools. West Vir-
GINA lost last year, l8 to o.
So far this season the Mountain
GERS have been beaten by Pitt and
Davis-Elkins. They were tied by
Duquesne. They have victories over
West Virginia Wesleyan, w. apd L.
and Oklahoma Aggies. Fordhain. so
far unbeaten, has been tied by Da-
-ElkinS,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
Did You Know
That

GAM BARRY, who helps
~ Howard Jones jazz up those
Trojans, won four champion
ships for Knox college where
he coached in 1890. In
football, basketball. track and
baseball. Al Lassman says
all he got out of college foot
ball was being crippled for life.
Oh, yes, and two broken
legs. Lassman had a
scholarship and made five
megs a week working ten hours
for the university. Maxey
Rosenbloom, named as one of
the four contenders for the
light heavyweight title, goes
shopping for gas buggies when
ever he gets a few G's ahead.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
JdsonulIe and
Castle Aces in
Skir1nish Friday

BU United Press
JASONvILLE, Ind, Nov. Grid
fans throughout this section are
looking forward to what promises
to be the most sensational exhibit
ton of open football of the year
when Jasonville's powerful team
clashes with Greencastle here Fri
day night. The game will find two
of the finest half backs in this sec
ton pitted against one another,
Stevenson of the Jasons and TobiS
of the Tiger Cubs. Stevenson also
is a great defensive player.
Tobin recently proved his mettle
in a game with Brain, matching
ability with Fuqua, the star Brazil
half back.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
N. Y. U. DRILLS FOR GEORGIA

BN Tnifed PTfs8
NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-New York
university's football team showed re-
newed vigor in Mondays two-hour
drill on Ohio field in preparation
for Saturdays game with the Uni
versity of Georgia at Yankee
stadium. The squad will be weak
ened by the absence of Dave Myers
Negro quarter back. and Charlie
Marshall, whose injured leg will
keep him out Of the game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
DUBLINSKY is WINNER

on mica FfeSS
CHICAGO, Nov. 5. Harry
Dublinsky, Chicago, won a six
round decision from Tony Car
agliano. New York; Edgard Nor
man, Norway knocked out Jake
Purtell, Chicago. in the fourth
round of a scheduled six round bout;
Pep Justo, Madison, Wis. won a
four round decision from Al Kline,
Chicago; Ray Trambte, Rockford,
won a four round decision from Joe
Young, Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
OHIO STAR SUSPENDED

Rv United Press
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 5.-Ohio
State university's chances against
Northwestern here Saturday, al
ready highly doubtful. we're made
still more precarious today with an
nouncement of the suspension OF
Charles Coffee. f1ashy half back. for
breaking training rules
Coach Willaman said Coffee had
been suspended for the remainder
Of the season. He declined to dis
cuss his action, merely stating Coffee
broke training at Pittsburgh last
SATURDAY..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
MARSTERS IN HOSPITAL
Dartmouth Star and Leading Scorer
Has Injured Back.

BIZ JHiItu TT 50
HANOVER, N. NJ. Nov. 5-Al
Marst RS. Dartro3th's stellar quar-
ter back and leading inte- collegiate
foot all scorer. was taken to the
Dartmouth infirnary here Monday
night with a badly sprained back.
Physicians at the inflrmary said
the exact seriousness of his injuries
had not been determined and fur
Their x-rays were to be taken today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
White Sox Buy
Coast Slugger

BIZ United Press
AVALON, CATALINA ISLAND,
Cal, Nov. 5. Smead Jolley, hard
hitting outfielder, has been sold by
the San Francisco Seals to the Chi
cago White Sox, it was announced
at a meeting of Pacific Coast
League directors which ended here
today.
1t was understood that Johnny
Kerr, second baseman, would go to
the Seals as part payment for JolIey.
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re- In the Automotive League play at the EIks
atch Club alleys.
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T2USKOWSKI AT END

ANN ARBOR. Mich, Nov. s.
Captain Truskowski has been
shifted from half back to bis old
end position on the Michigan team.
Coach Harry Kipke expects to make
other changes in his lineup this
week in an effort to give the
wolverines the punch they have
lacked
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
Independent Football

o. T. LIS defeated Lawrence Acorns
Sunday, s to o. Practice will be held at
Oakland avenue and Washington street
tuesday evening. Two more games are
wanted 10 complete the schedule. Write
Ferd Bassler. 1895 North Denny street.
wizards forfeited 70 Cunison Cubs Sun
day at Riverside because of overweight
over the Cubs. wizards want games for
any week day or weekend in the l20-13Q-
pound class. Cali Talbot $685. and ask
Tor Gene.
Ex-collegisns colored football club
PLAYED s scoreless tie with Alexandra
Tigers Sunday at Alexandria. For games
write Jack Hannibal coz West McCarty
stEeet. or phone DR.. $500.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
sTRIB MEETS GRISELLE

PARIS, Nov. 5.-Young Stribling,
American heavyweight. and Maurice
Criselle of France have completed
their training .or Wednesdays
twelve-round match at the Cirque
De Paris. Both are in perfect con-
dition but Stribling was q heavy
favorite in the betting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
FLOWERS UNIMPRESSIVE
Defeats Pinkey Kaufman; George
Dundee, Sammy Baker Win.
3v Unjtcd Prcss

BV Enftcd Prrss
PITTSBURGH. Nov 5.-Bruce
Flowers, New Rochelle Negro, won
an unimpressive ten-round victory
over Pinkey Kaufman, Brooklyn, at
the arena here Monday night.
George Dundee, Baltimore. won a
close ten-round decision over Bill
Angelo, Leiperville; Sergeant Sam
my Baker, Mitchell field. clearly
outpointed Young KetcheI. Chester.
in a six-round preliminary; Jimmy
Smith, Kensington, won a Surround
decision from Johnny Masters, Cliff
ton Heights, and Eddie Steele, Eng
land. decisively defeated Andy
Smulley. Philadelphia, In the six-
round opener.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
BY BERT DENNY
United Press staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-Jimmy Nc
Larnin, who throws hard punches
and is willing to take what the
other fellow has in exchange, be-
4ieved today that he was ready for
a welterweight match with Jackie
Fields, the present 147-pound title
holder.
Jimmy believes he got over the
toughest obstacle in his path to the
welterweight throne when he
whipped Sammy Mandell, the light
weight champion, Monday night.
Mandell, despite his weight, was
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
Other Monday Bouts

KANSAS CITY. MO, Nov. 5. - Jackie
Fields, welterweight champion. knocked
out Dummy Mahan, San Francisco. IN me
second round. Both fighters entered the
ring over the weight limit. Jack Demp-
sey refereed. Bobbie Herman, Los
Angeles. took the decision from Louis
Avery, Tulsa, in the semi-Windup.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-Joe Click Of
BROOKLYN earned decision over frankie
Stetsoa, San Francisco. in ten rounds.
TAMPA, Nov. 5.-Angel Teteira Of Spain
fifth round Kid Armandito Of Cuba and
Battling Tito, Tampa, fought an eight
round draw.
NEWCASTLE. Pa. Nov. 5.-Johnny
Burns, Chicago middleVeight. outpointed
Henry Firpo, Cleveland. In ten rounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
IOWA POINTS FOR GoPHERS

"a Hiffd PffRs
IOWA CITY. Ia. Nov. 5-The
University Of Iowa football squad
continued pointing today for the
Saturday game in which the Hawks
hope to drop Minnesota from West
ern Conference title running. Passes
are being stressed this week. with
Glasgow and Jensvold doing most
Of the pitching.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05

A. TO the second question my answer
would be in favor of Ya:e. For the greater
mart of the game last Saturday the Blue
line out-charged and Out-played the Green
line supposedly one of the great INES
of the east.
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Independent Net
Notes Gossip

x-ie Is back in the field again this
a girls team which challenges any team
RirscSbaum last season.; x-ie has rented
Saturday night, and Will play three games
on each program. First practice will be
held Saturday. Noy. 9, at the, old Butler
tryouts are requested to attend between
Tor chfistie. The following s men are are re-,
man. K. smith. j. Rhodehamei. r. way.
R. Gill. ]. Winning. sPic, Erdman. coom-
Ter, c sssg R Poo 9ooilttle For games
coached BY r. Doolittie, former Butler
olympic star and high school coach.
Atkins quintet. with victories over n,
Flashes, are ready to. start in the Co
81 Pennsy syn. They meet the Fletcher
squad s INCLUDES so Ra1Bh EIrOd Al Eg6q9h.
S 45s wsFd A E05 sa@ss S5ss eesy MS
George J. Meyer team has changed
for this season smnI has been obtainsd
70 Tor H practice Mon n Rphart, kumpIe.
Fletcher. Schwartz, Layton, O'Connel, N.
Kent, l.. Kent. A. Boya and K. Slifer.
teams Write Mr. Small 306 East Morris
street. Richmond. shelbyville, Rushviile,
TT. Wayne and st. Patricks take notice.
Hoosier Flyers will have fast team on
the hardwood again this season, with e
players. Any team desiring 1rst class
competition, call Irv. 0225-J and ask for
Wilbur. or write l.. Kellemeyer. 1850 South
Talbot street
Dinner Bell Wildcats, a newly orgssa-
lied team composed of former high school
starts. wish to schedule games with city
and state teams. Wildcats have access
to g gym. Write A. Darner. 3li2 EaSs
With only three weeks remaining before
the opening game Nov. "a, South Side
Turner'S plan some strenuous workouts.
practice game will be played Wednesday
a hard schedule Write Athletic COM
mittee. South Side Turner'S.
Great Western has access TO a gym and
desires games. Call Lincoln 754s or Drexel
4l28-W.
The Central Indiana basketball loop be-
ing formed by the 1ndiana-Kentucky di-
vision OF the A. A. u. has reached the point
where 1t will go over. T: P. Kelley an
today. strauss I'VE OF this city,
and other teams within hfty-
mile radius have spoken favorsbly about
Joining the league. Teams that wish to
learn details Of the league. whose winner
viii go to. the National 4; A. Q: tourna-
with PAllev st A. @. Spalding store, 1876
North Pennsylvania street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
CHICK TOSSES CARLIN
Main Mat Go at Cadle Decided in
Straight Falls.

Bobby Chick won in straight falls
over Johnny Carlin in the feature
mat bout at Cadle tabernacle Mon7
day night. Victory came to Chick
in short order. In other bouts Ed
Baker downed Henry Burke, Young
Price defeated Buck Lewis and Bill
Purdy and John Murphy drew in a
tlme-lirnit match.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
TWO GOPHERs INJURED

BIZ Tinted Press
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Nov. S.
Timm and Pulkrabeck were listed
among the injured of the Minnesota
football squad today. Clint Riebeth
and Barnhart we're back in the
lineup. however, and Timm and
Pulkrabeck were expected to re-
cover in time for Saturdays con-
ference game against Iowa.
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De PAUW METERS BUSY
Tiger Basketball Players Drill Three
Times Weekly.

GREENCASTLE, Ind. Nov. s.
Basketball has begun to steal the
thunder of football at De Paw,
with candidates for the court quin-
tet showing up three evenings a
week under tutelage of Coach Dono-
van Moffett. Football players who
indulge in both sports will be added
to the squad next month.
Seventeen games are now on the
De Pauw schedule. and two or
three more are sought.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-05
BELGIAN PUG VICTOR

JAMAICA. L. l.. Nov. 5.-Hubert
Gillis. Belgian lightweight. won a
fast six-round bout from Georgi2
Balduc Brooklyn. here Monday
night. In the second feature bout.
Pete De Grasse, Brooklyn, defeated
Benny Hall. Harlem. Tommy JOS
inio. Texas. won six-round prelim-
mary from Al Sikh, Brooklyn.