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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
.ezOn1an, LOzOery
Gain BerthS ON
Coaches ELeUen

Two Technical high school foot
ball players during the past season
were awarded places on the myth
cal eleven of the Big Ten Confer
ence of Indiana high schools by
coaches of the league teams. New
man was placed at center and
Lowery at end.
The coaches voted for one man
for each position, and none was
allowed to vote for any of their
own team. Tech tied with Clinton
for the Conference title, but was
eliminated when forced to forfeit
two games due to an ineligible
player.
The team includes:
Left End-SungaIia, Clinton.
Left TaekIe-Kasch. Logansport
Left Guard-MitcbeH. Kokomo.
Center-Newman, Technical
Right Guard-MaIone, Clinton.
Right Tackie-Schensker, EIwood.
Right End-Lowery. Technical.
Quarter Back-McDonald, Linton.
Left Half-Knipple, Marion.
Right Half-Flach, Evansville
Fun Back-EmmOns, LoganspOrt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
Roy Wallace
Performs In
Ring Feature
Seven Scraps on Bill at
TomIinSon Hall Tonight;
Action Promised.

The one boxing show of the week
locally will be staged at Tomlinson
hall tonight with Roy Wallace, In
dianapolis favorite, meeting Chester
Bush, Chicago, in the top scrap of
a seven-bout program. They are
billed to go ten rounds, but if Roy
hits Bush with the same punch he
landed on Young Jack Dillon at the
Armory two months ago the lights
surely will go out on the Chicago
man and the customers will go home
early.
At any rate, Matchmaker Ather-
ton has arranged heavy card for
the fans tonight, consisting Of five
four-round struggles, an eight-round
semi windup and the Wallace-Bush
feature. Peter Mike, New York, who
accompanied Wallace home from
the east will tackle the aggressive
Johnny Semas in the struggle be-
fore the main event.
The prelims, all scheduled for the
same distance, four rounds, show
some wild swinging lads matched
up. First bout will go on at $3.50.
Plenty of seats will be available for
fans and the largest crowd of the
Tomlinson hall season is expected.
Complete card tonight follows:
Ten R6unds-Roy Wallace. indianapolis,
VS.. Chester Bush, Chicago; middleweights.
Eight ROupds-Peter Mike New York
VS.. Johnny Semas. Bermuda; welterweights.
Four Rounds--Billy Rhodes, Southport,
VS.. Jack Blaine, Cincinnati; heavyweights.
Four ROunds-Roy Pierson, indianapolis
VS.. Pat Porter, Muncie; lightweights.
Four Rounds-K. o. Brown, Fl. Harrison,
VS.. Billy Meyers, Indianapolis; light-heavy-
weights.
Four Rounds-Willie zap, indianapolis,
VS.. Jackie C0ogan, Indianapolis; bantam
weights.
Four Rounds-WilIard ChappeIl. Indian
apOlis,- VS.. Mickey Holder, Indianapolis;
light-heayyweights.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
Gerald Hayes Dies
in Auto

II ANSAS CITY, Mo, Dec.
N 23.-Gerald Hayes, umpire
in the minor leagues for the
last twenty-five years, died here
Sunday at the wheel OF his
automobile. He had pushed
the car to a filling station, got
back in the machine, and
death was believed due to a
heart attack.
Hayes worked as arbiter in
the American Association, In
ternational. Pacific Coast.
Western, Texas and Eastern
leagues. Arrangements for the
funeral, to be held here, we're
being completed today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
NezU Marathon
Record Claimed
by Indian Youth

BIZ United Press
VALLEJO, Cal, Dec. 2S.-An In
dian youth from Los Angeles today
claimed a new American marathon
record. Harry .Chaca of the Los
Angeles Athletic CLUB based his
claim on the remarkable time of 2
hours, Al minutes, SO seconds in
which he covered the twenty-six-
mile 365-yard course of the pre-
Olympic marathan Sunday.
Chaca's time was one minute bet
ter than that of Altien Stenrose.
Finland, winner at the 1924 Olym-
pic games. Chaca sprinted within
eight miles of the finish to over
come the lead of Franklin Suhu
another Los Angeles Indian youth
who took second place in 2 hours
43 minutes, IS seconds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
Coach Unsigned,
Purdue States

BR Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 23.-Pur-
due athletic officials Saturday de-
MED the report of a few days ago
that Noble Kizer, line coach, had
been appointed head football men
tor to succeed Jimmy Phelan, re-
signed. 1t is admitted, however,
that Kizer is the leading candidate
for the position, unless Nelson KEEL
logg, athletic director, is figuring on
treating Boilermarker followers to a
surprise.
Hobart Woodwork, director Of
publicity for the Western Confer
ence champions and other lines of
Purdue endeavor, said he expected
an official announcement on the
subject of the new head coach to be
made some time this week. Kizer
took a mediocre line the last sea-
son and developed it into the real
article.
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. OFF THE Blackboard o

Wisconsin have aided The Times
broadcast in former years.
r
Betty" who says she II booster for
the boys team and a player on the girls
team at Tech, writes in to tell us that
the Arsenal five is going through, and no
matter what else happens, they're going
to take Shortridge and Manual in high
and wide style. o. X. with Blackboard,
Betty, but this ShOrtridge bunch is be-
ginning to look tough.
=
"Along with many others, am an in
terested reader Of your column, and if
you please, should like to make a plea
to you for Shortridge," writes L. S. M,
a student. And he presents an earnest
plea, chastising us for devoting so much
space to Tech and so little to Shortridge.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
Hinkel's Bulldogs Turn Back
Purdue in Exciting Battle
Butler Meters Display Real Class and Down Conference
Quint 36-29; Murphy Kept Covered

indianapolis remained the capt.
tai city of the collegiate basket
ball world despite a great chal-
lenge by Purdue at the Butler field
house Saturday night.
Displaying the same fiery offense
and alright defense that brought
the mythical national hardwood
title to Fairview last season, Coach
Tony Hinkle's basket sniperS
trounce dthe Boilermakers, So to 20.
After the opening minutes of play
the supremacy of the Blue and
White never was in doubt, and they
checked a desperate rally by the
Lambert men in the last six min
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
GIRL SPRINTER WEEDS

BIZ United Press
RIVERSIDE, Cal, Dec. 23.-Mar-
rage will not interfere with the
athletic career of Miss Nellie Doer-
schlag, the 23-year- old Splinter, an
nounced Sunday after becoming the
bride of Edward Collins Jr.
The girl twice has equalled the
world record of six seconds fiat for
the dfty-yard dash.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
Saturday H. S. Scores
IoCAL HIGH SCHOOLS

Cathedral. 80: Charlottesville, 20.
Tech. -: Lebanon. 81.
Tech Reserves. q: Lebanon Reserves, Il.
Charlottesville Reserves, 20, Cathedral
Reserves, 10.
Beech Grove freshmen. 20: Cathedral
freshmen. Il.
OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS
Washington, %: Horace Mann. IS.
Cireencs stie. 25: jefferson tLafayettel, ID.
Ben Davis. IS: Plsinfield. 50.
Nashville. IS: Trafalgar 81.
FRANKFORT so: Morton Richmond. IS.
SunmRn "a; Alumni. II.
French Lick a.: Stendal. IS.
Rochester. 40: Huntington. %.
Acton. 80: West Newton, 20.
PittSboro. 43. Ano. Is.
Salem. 30. B-ownstown, rs.
Paramount 50: Nohlesville. 20.
Ia Porte 81: Elkhart. Il.
cicero 80: Carmel 20
Sheridan 30. Westneld %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
Major Managerial Roster Is
Complete With Eighth Change
Henie Wagner Takes Over Red Sox Making Fourth New.
conner to Big League Ranks.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Appoint-
ment Of Charles (Heinie) Wagner
as manager of the Boston Red Sox
completes the major league nam
agerial roster for 1890. Wagner
is the eighth new manager for next
season. He succeeds Bill Carrigan,
resigned.
Three of the new managers merely
shifted from one club to another,
Ownie Bush leaving the Pittsburgh
Pirates for the Chicago White Sox;
Dan Howley from the st. Louis
Browns to Cincinnati, and Bill Nc
Kechnie from the st. Louis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
PITT SQUAD UNKNOWN

Bp JNlted PfeSS
PITTSBURGH. Dec. 23.-Selec-
ton of the Pittsburgh university
football squad which will make the
trip to California to play Solthern
California in the New Years Tour
nament of Roses game at Pasadena,
will not be announced until the day
of departure.
Coach Jock Sutherland and his
squad will leave here Christmas
night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
BY LEFTY LEE

I1.126: Daugherty-Morris. lib; Chrisney-
zweisler, 1,106, and Cray and Moses
I.043.
The Anderson Five proved they could
secure the wood on any pair of drives.
when they rolled the fnal three games OF
their home and home match with the
won, with a total of 1929 to the local
clubs. 3 010. Southland rolled a series of
went over 700 in the first half, had high
single game of 277. Langbein the Up
town team hit 279 at the fms. % cop
high game honorS for both clubs.
The third annual Elks Pot Of Gold
Classic was brought to a close with Sun
on the late shift disturbing the leaders.
The Link Belt Production team was the
winner of first place with q grand total
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
BY VERN BOXELL

TINE announcement of The
Il Times today that this news
paper again will broadcast the state
finals basketball tournament at the
Butler field house next March no
doubt will be received with much
pleasure by fans all over Indiana.
Blythe @. Hendricks. the popular
announcer, again will be the chief
figure at the mike" and he, as in
former years, will be assisted by
host of noted college and high
school coaches from all parts of the
middle west. Such authorities as
Ward Lambert of Purdue, Paul
Hinkle of Butler, Pat Page of Indi-
ana and DR.. w. E. Meanwell of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
Ne7NS of Local Ten Pin FASTENERS

The Meridian Garage FASTENERS reached
twelfth place in the team standings of
the Central States meet at Toledo. when
they turned in total of 2,955, on games
OF 80. 973 and 1.012. Mounts. Fulton and
Snyder were the pin spillers during this
session. securing counts of 644 629 and
Cream, other local clubs. rolled totals of
2,843 and 1929.
In the minor events Fred Mounts was the
of 2.02S to land in third place in the
aall-events. Fred had 6it in the team play.
CSC in the doubles and 500 in the singles
events. The Cos count was good for fifth
place In the singles. He averaged 225 is
pins per game.
Mounts and James rolled the best dou-
bieS total with score of 233. Fulton
and Snyder had I,149; Nordholt-Myers
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
Weller TITLE BOUT

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Match-
maker Tom McCardle of Madison
Square Garden has signed Jackie
Fields, worlds weIterweight cham
pion, and young Jack Thompson,
California Negro, for a f1fteen-round
championship bout Jan. 49, Fields
holds two decisions over Thompson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
MORE SHIRES SCRAPS

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-Art Shires,
Chicago White Sox first baseman,
has talked himself into two more
lucrative ring engagements-one
with football player and the other
with ball player.
The garrulous Texan will meet
Wild Bill Valley, a professional
gridiron star and amateur boxer,
at Buffalo on Dec. 26 and will meet
Al Spohrer, Boston Braves catcher,
at Boston Jan. II.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
CHICAGO LOYoLA WINS

tFY UHiffG Press
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 23.-Loyola
university of Chicago romped over
the local school of the same name
ION the football field Sunday to win
&c to 6. The Chicagoans made most
of their gains through the line.
flynn scored three OF Chicago's
stouchdowns. The locals made four
: first downs to the northerners' nine
team
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
WRESTLERS TO CLASH

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-Wrestlers
from Northwestern and Oklahoma
universities have been entered In
the first national invitation in
dividual wrestling champions to be
decided here Dec. 81 and %. Man
tooth, national collegiate title hold
er in the 125-pound division of both
the Big Six and N. c.. A. A. will be
on the Oklahoma team.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
HONOR. ROSE PLAYERS

BB Hifed Press
PASADENA, Cal, Dec. 23.-Gold
footballs as mementoes of their New
Years game, will be presented to
members of the University of South
ern California and Pittsburgh uni
versity football teams, it was an
nounced today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
HOCKEY PLAYER TRADE

- mica PFtkS
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 2S.-The
rittsburgh club of the National
Jockey League has announced a
deal, whereby Bert McCafery, local
defense man, goes to the Les Cana
.diens IN exchange for Gordon Fra
ser, who plays both line and defense.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
GLASGOW is H0N0RED

IN Times SUFciGJ
CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-Captaln
Willis Glasgow of the Iowa football
team has been awarded the Tri-
bune's annual most valuable
player" trophy for the last season
Chuck Bennett of Indiana won the
trophy last year.
Ralph (Pest) WEIGH, Purdue, was
six votes behind the Hawkeye sta:
in votes this season. Nagurski of
Minnesota was third, and Glenn
Harmeson, Purdue, fourth.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
FALCARO is PIN CHAMP
BIZ Times SDeciGs

BU iWtS EDttFus
NEW YORK, Dec. 23--Joe Fall
caro- of New York won the worlds
individual bowling championship
from joe Scribner of Detroit in a
special sixty-game match here on
Sunday. Falcaro scored a grand
total of 1882 to 12.803 for Serb
ner.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
DORAIs DENIES OFFER

BIT JNItCU PrfSS
DETROIT, Dec. 23.-Coach Gus
Dorais, idolized athletic director at
the University Of Detroit, Sunday
night denied reports that he was to
succeed Jimmy Phelan as Purdue
football coach. He had been ap-
preached in connection with several
such positions, he said, but had &C
copied none of them.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
DON MAY CHANGE JOBS

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Don Miller,
former member of Notre Danes
immortal -four horsemen" and pres
ent back field coach at Ohio State
university, is reported under con-
sideration as head football coach at
Fordham university if Major Frank
Cavanaugh does not return.
Cavanaugh has been offered new
long term contract at an increased
salary, but has not reached an
apreement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23

/ of 1892. The railbirds were busy telling
how lucky these boys were but the fact
they secured total of 1.027 in their last
game with Kruwell and Glidewell, the
last two men to roll. striking out. proved
they had the stun which makes winner.
total of 1873 teams completed in this
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
Saturday College Scores
HOOSTER COLLEGES
DEa D..s%-A NJ

HOOSTER COLLEGES
Butler. SO; Purdue, 20.
Pennsylvania. 26: Indiana. 81.
Evansville. 81: Oakland City. 30.
OTHER COLLEGES
Oberlin, IS; Chicago. IS.
Pittsburgh, SS; Grove City. 80.
Columbia. a.: Harvard. II
Assumption. 10: Detroit. Is.
Marquette. 80 Iowa. le.
Minnesota, 46; Cornell (Iowal. is.
mouth, 81
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Capitol Bulldogs defeated Shelby .Clean-
ers % to 15 for their second straight VIM
Calderon and Arouesti led the winners.
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Irvington whippets defeated Downey
Avenue Christians, 27 to -, and Irvington
Presbyterian, 81 to 4. winners play IN
IL As5S Tor games.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23

Shelby Cleaners want games in the 10
to i9-vear-old class. Teams having access
to gyms take notice. Call DR.. 1915. be-
tween 3 and D. m. and ask for Waldo
LYONS. Cleaners would like TO rent gym
for the season. Call above number.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23

Midways have won five Of their last
seven games and want games. Teams hav-
Ing access to a gym. call DR.. 6o7%-W ana
ask for FrarIE
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23

East Park N. e. defeated Beech Grows
Merchants, "a to % Skomp led with nina
points M E.s want games for Dec, rs or
New York street, or call Cherry 1909.
Greenwood M. E.. Broadway NJ. E. RiYer-
side M. e. and st. Pats take notice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23

Lauter All-Stars defeated Indianapolis
Delco-Ramy IS to IA at Pennsy Gym
Sunday For games write or call z. B.
kelley at Lsuter Boys Club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
Independent Net
Notes, Gossip

Overcoming a q to II lead piled up By
q. clever pass attack in the first hail.
Firestope TIE and Rubber, Company de-
to 60 Burris. former State Normal star,
fred the winning field goal from the center
Of the court. Griggs and Wells shared
scoring honorg With Burris: Big Four, led
field goals to the invaders twenty-one.
overtime to register their fifth consecutive
IS to to %. The Turner led at the half
at 20 ali and and took tool the lead % to 20. Just
as the gun fired, Campbell sank one for
the locals, tying the count; Floyd an, and
LED the locals. but Evans FRANKIE. Kelly.
Floyd and Roberts all assisted Beadles.
Thompson and Lyons were best for the
visitors.
westview Junoirs, playing in the 157to--
1S-year-old class. desire games. Juniors
are undefeated Wade, Boone. Mcdonald.
Albertson Barr Green and Captain Lewis
are in the lineup. Call Belmont 1884. Ask
for Bob.
Rhodius Dark Horses are undefested
this year, with eight consecutive victories.
Dark Horses desire games. with city teams
in the l4-to-l7-year-old class. Hawthorne
Juniors take notice. Call Belmont O4lS.
ask for Kenny.
East Park N. E. defeated Beech Grove
Merchants, "a to %. Skomp led with nina
points M. E.s want games for Dec; rs or
81 Write Emerson Sheldon. 340l East
New York street, or call Cherry 1909.
Greenwood M E. Broadway NJ. E. Riyers
side M. e. and st. Pats take notice.
Shelby Cleaners want games in the 10
to I9-vear-old class Teams having access
to gyms take notice. Call DR.. 1915. be-
tween and D. m. and ask for Waldo
LYONS. Cleaners would like to rent gym
for the season. Call above number.
Irvington whippets defeated Downey
Avenue Christians. 81 to 10, and Irvington
Presbyterian. q to 4. winners p2iaty. IN
Tr. 1855 for games.
Capitol Bulldogs defeated Shelby Clean-
ers % to Is, for their second straight vim
Calderon and Arouesti led the winners.
Midways have won five Of their last
seven games and want games. Teams havS
ing access to a gym. call DR.. 6o7%-W ana
ask for Franc.
Lauter AIl-stars defeated Indianapolis
Delco-Remy. IS to "a at Pennsy Gym
Sunday For games write or call 2. B.
Kelley at Lauter Boys Club.
st. Philips A. c. tackle Holy Trinity
A. c. Thursday evening at the Saints hall
at 535 Eastern avenue. The. Irish are
making a strong bid for city honors and
boast record OF seven successive VIC
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st. Philips A. C. tackle Holy Trinity
A. G. Thursday evening at the Saints hall
at 535 Eastern avenue. The Irish are
making strong bid for city honors and
boast a record Of seven successive VIC
tories.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23

Scarce and Fahrbach rolled in sensa-
tional form to win the Illinois 400 scratch
sweepstakes Sunday. securing grand total
of l,415 with an actual count OF 1881. A
27G by Scarce and 224 by ,Fahrbach
started this team with an actual count Of
this event were: SCARBOROUGH and Jones.
1856; Robinson Sweitzer, 324: Scearcs-
Sch5.Gte. 1914: Prochaska -Reath, 1902;
Hayes-Stemm, 1928; Cox-Hays; 1924 and
Screace-Faust. l ESQ. The 276 rolled by
Scarce. was good for the high single game
prize.
The next event on the card for the local
pin spillers will be the st. Philip A: C. 200
scratch singles sweepStakes Saturday and
Sunday. Dec. % and 80. Play in this event
will call for four games across four. alleys,
each entrant rolling two games on each
pair. The entry fee will be Sc which will
guaranteed the winner Of this event. Entry
blanks can be secured at any of the down
town alleys for this meet, or entrants can
make reservations by calling Bill Moran
at the st. Philip A. C. alleys.
the The 1p tSO asys f pes 20 and
Jan /, is expected to attract large
entry. Last years event saw l12 in
dividuals taking whiri at the attractive
prize list offered. M. Mathews. G. Myers
second and third place with totals of 704;
e83 and 681. Fay Bailey will take care OF
all entries mailed him. or reservations can
be made by calling the Uptown alleys.
The s.16s total turned IN by the Falls
City Lager team, was easily the outs's I1eH
Of last week. The Wagner Radio was
next in line on a count of 013.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23
COUGARS VICTORIOUS

DETROIT, Dec. 23.-The Detroit
Cougars beat Pittsburgh Pirates 6
to in Sunday nights professional
hockey game at Olympia here.
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Rhodlus Dark Horses are indicated
this year. with eight consecutive victories.
Dark Horses desire games with city teams
in the l4-to-17-year-od class. HaWthorna
Juniors take notice. Call Belmont O4lS-
ask for Kenny.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23

Hugo Bezdek, who coaches Penn State,
sponsored rambling address the other
night in which he protested a tremendous
zeal for the virtues of class room work as
opposed to temptations of the athletic field.
Despite the fact that Bezdek has made
his livelihood as a professional athlete for
a great number of years it appears that
his main interest in life Is the dissemina-
ton OF knowledge of the proper sort
among the youth Of the nation.
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Westview Junoirs, playing in the 15-to-
1S-year-old class. desire games. Juniors
are undefeated Wade, Boone. Mcdonald.
Albertson. Barr, Green and Captain Lewis
are in the lineup. Call Belmont 1884. ASK
for Bob.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23

TAKEN at It's face value the
l. majors proposition Is not to-
tally lacking in merit. If the as
sumption is accepted that colleges
finance athletes, then obviously the
honorable process is to do it
openly. I imagine here and there
you will find a few scattered col
leges that do go in for this sort Of
thing. But certainly only few
BY his plea for universal CONNER
cialism, the major manages, by I'M
plication. to tar all colleges with
the same brush. which Is neither
honorable nor fair.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-23

One Of the stirring moments Of the meet
ing came when the president of the Ma
tionai League rose to his feet unassisted
and In deep impressive Eutturals revealed
in certified statistics the precise number
Of bssebslls that bad been used by the
eight teams in his league during the CON
duet of the 1929 season.
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But II the aftermath of baseball sea
son is stepped In tinseled trivialitics il at
least pretends to a naive earDestnesS In
spirit that Is seldom found In the December
gatherings Of football men who, when ex-
posed to public view, almost invariably
proceed to anoint themselves with athletic
piety.