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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21
Long Arrnory
Card Is Filled
SO Rounds of Boxing at
Legion Show.

Major Greene, matchmaker for
the Legion fight shows, in accord
ance with his custom, made the
rounds of the local gymnasiums
Sunday afternoon to give the once
over to the pugs who are to appear
on Tuesday nights Armory card.
Greene has arranged a card Of
thirty eight rounds, with three
four-round matches, one six
rounder and two tens, the first ten
being designated by Greene. as an
added attaction," ten-round
scrap between Charlie Lupica of
Toledo and Buster Brown of Chicago
being thrown in for good measure,
preceding the main event Of similar
length involving Billy Rose of Gin
cinnati and George Kerwin of Chi
cago.
Sunday afternoon the match
maker filled the last vacancy on the
long card by signing Joe Dillon, To-
cal welter, to meet Red Holloway,
also of this city, in a six-round
scrap.
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Six Teams Haze
Clear Records

BU Tinted Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-The UNI
defeated and united class of east
ern football eIevens narrowed down
to a field of six as a result of Sat-
urday'S games.
Teams yet to taste defeat or suf-
fer a tie are Dartmouth, Cornell,
Fordham, Pitt, Williams and Davis
ElkinS. All have won four games.
Teams beaten or tied on Satur-
day, which had been free from such
blots, are Army, Harvard, Carnegie
Tech, Columbia, Holy Cross, Lafay-
cite, Penn, Penn State and w.
and j.
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MARSTERS is LEADER

BIZ Tinted Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Al Mar
sters, Dartmouth's fleet back field
star, has total of ninety points and
has retained high scoring honors Of
eastern football, according to a
United Press tabulation including all
games played to date.
Dowler of Colgate has forty-eight
points and is in second place. David
owitz Of Lehigh ranks third with
forty-four points. Marsters made
two touchdowns in the Columbia
game Saturday. Dowler scored once
against Indiana. Davidowitz made
three touchdowns and four points
after touchdowns in the st. Johns
Brooklyn game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21
Father and Son
Act for BaronS

BIZ NEA Serrice
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. 21.-A
father and son act, similar to that
of the Chicago White Sox in the
American League, may blossom out
with the Birmingham Barons of the
Southern Association next year, If
Ray Caldwell is successful in get
ting Ray Jr. with the Barons.
Ray Caldwell, the younger, is 10
years old, and a right-handed pitch
er. The youngster measures 6 feet
4 inches in height, couple of inches
taller than his dad, who starred in
the majors ten years ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21
'Yunie' May Be
on Sidelines
RnTnitcd Press

BIZ United Press
T AFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 81.
L. The probability that
Purdue viii meet Chicago this
week without the aid Of Alex
Yunevitch, star full back,
caused considerable apprehen-
sion around the Boilermaker
football camp today.
Coach Phelan announced
that a leg injury which Yune-
witch suffered in the Michigan
game has not healed and it is
unlikely he will be in a suit
Saturday. Pest WEIGH appeared
against De PAW in the full
back position and Phelan indi-
Gated this might be the ar
raagemerlt for this week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21
Did You Know
That

BASEBALL was the favorite
ID sport of Glenna Collett
until she was Il years old. e..
In the twelve years since then
she has won the women's ma
tional golf championship four
times. Connie Mack made
reservations for the trip to
Chicago and had to cancel
them when the Athletics rail-
lied to end the series in the
fifth game. John Nc
Graw's powers Of divinat.on
we're greater than Comics, for
he had a ticket for New YORK
and parlor car stub in his
pocket at the fifth game. -.
Emory and Henry recently lost
to william and Mary by one
point.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21

Colorado Teachers, g.: Western State, o.
Dartmouth. "a. Columbia 0.
Davis and Elkins. 81: 0uantioco Ma
Denison. s: Cincinnati. g..
Dickinson, Z: George Washington, 8.
Drexel. IL: College CITY. N. Y. 4.
Davidson. II: Citadel. 6.
Defiance 6: Button. Q.
Duauesns, Z; Loyola !Ghicagol, g.
Emory and Henry. 16: Roanoke college, o.
Emporia Teachers. IS; Wichita. o.
Erskine. 19: CataYba. 0.
Fordhsm 7: Holy Cross. o.
Franklin and Marshall ID; Ursinus, o.
Elon IA: High Point. 7.
Georgia. 10: N. Carolina. IL.
Georgia Tech. 10: Florida. 7.
Gustavus Adolphus. IS: Manchester. o.
deoreetown. Is: w. va. Wesleyan, 0.
Gettysburg. z: Penn Nil. college. o.
Hamline. "a: st. Johns. 0.
HsysTiorfa .1 IA T5nisy Ittle Rock
Hiram. 90: Capital. 10.
Illinois B.. u: wisconsin B. 0.
Kansas Aqgies. &: Kansas. o.
KENYON 81: Kent Is,
Kirksville Teachers. "a: Iowa Teachers, 0.
Kentucky wesleyan. IS; Cedsrvilie
lawrence "a; Beloit. Q,
LsssI i I'll johns 3D. neg cossi Guard
IoyoIs fiBslsluacrs,. -; St. yo.sphs ..
Z S. u. 81: Miss. A. and ~. 6.
Mercax i. Howard. a.
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Maryland. Is: Gallaudet. 6.
Michigan State "a: Adrian. o.
Michigan E.. II: Ohio State B.. Q.
Missouri. 20: Drake o..
Minnesota "B." Z; Northwestern B." 7.
Minnesota. rs; Northwestern. IA.
Montana Reserves. As; lntermountaln
Moorhead Teachers. 10; Huron. 9.
Mass. Aggies. IL: Norwich. 8.
NsVyi IS: Duke Is.
Nevada. IS: Fresno State. o.
New Hampshire. 81; Maine, 7.
New York Aggies. u: Cooper Union. 9.
New York U. 7: Penn State. 0.
Niagara. z: St. Lawrence. s.
Northern Arizona. 81: Rediands, 7.
Oberlin. IL: Case. 8.
Ohio State. z; Michigan. 0.
Ohio Wesleyan. 90: Miami, Il.
Ohio university, So: Musk.ngum. o.
Olympic Club 90: Santa Clara. 0.
oregon: "a: IDAHO. a..
ottere esrhe IS; Ohio Northern. IL.
Ozsrks. 8: Southwestern. s.
Pittsburgh II: Nebraska. Z.
Pomona. 81: Whittier, IA.
Quincy 81: Acknowledgements g.
Randolph Mscon. IS: Brtdgewater. Q.
Richmond. is: Lynchburg g.,
San DieSo' State. I: santa Barbara
ssI; Is: Daniel Bsker. 0.
South Dakota State. O: North Dakota
South Dakota. a: western Union. 0.
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MooresUiiLLe Net
Team in Action

Pu Times Special -.
MOORESVILLE, Ind, Oct. I'll
Coach Stokesberry of MooreSville
high school began intensive train
ing of his basket team today pre-
pairing for the opening Of the TWEEN
ty-game schedule at Greenwood
next Friday night. Mooresville,
with five players hack who carried
out a schedule with only four losses
last year, appears to have another
good season ahead.
Games are scheduled with three
indianapolis schools, Manual,
Sohrtridge and Washington, all to
be played here, while the Morgan
county rival, Monrovia is booked for
two games. The schedule:
Oct. rs. at Greenwood; Nov. l. Plain
field; Nov. 8, Manual; Nov. 10, at Clay
ton; Nov. %, Spencer; Nov. %, at Green
castle; Nov: 81, at Brownsburg; Dec. 8,
at Noblesville; Dec. Z, Greenfield; Dec. IS,
at Monrovia; Dec. 90 at Sharpsville; Jan.
3, Washington Of Indianapolis Jan. 70,
Monrovia; Jan. IT, cambridge; Jan; "a,
Danville; Feb. 1, at Southport; Feb. 8. at
Center Grove; Feb. IA, Shoruidge; Feb.
81, Noblesville; Feb. %, at Ben Davis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21
Rain Discourages Local
Visit of MaCk'S Stars

After wiring for a date this week
at Washington park, Earl Mack's
big league All-Stars, made up OF a
galaxy of American league
FASTENERS, evidently decided the
weather gamble was too great for
q trip here. At any rate the Indian
apoliS baseball club has received no
word from young Mack since Sat-
urday.
The All-Stars asked for a date
here for contest with the Chicago
American Giants. but rain Sunday
and today apparently broke up the
transforming tour.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21
TREsTER is SPEAKER

A. L. Trester, recently named
commissioner Of Indiana high school
athletics, will speak before the In
diana officials Association at the
weekly meeting tonight in the
library of the Board of Trade
building.
Trester will talk on officiating
as he has seen it during his years
in connection with high school
athletics. The meeting will be
open and high school principals,
coaches and athletic directors are
invited.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21
Jewish Boxers
on Relief Card
Blu United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Fifty
rounds of boxing for Palestine Re-
lief are offered at Madison Square
Garden tonight. the card including
several of the leading Jewish boxers.
A capacity house will mean 100000.
The card:
Al Singer, New York. vs.. Davey Abad.
Panama; ten rounds.
Jack Berg. England. VS.. Bruce Flowers.
New York: ten rounds
Make Rosenbioon1, New York. vs. Joe
Yale Okun, New York. VS.. Matt Adgie.
Phils delphia: ten rounds.
Ruby Goldstein New York, vs.. Joe Reno,
Trenton; ten rounds.
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Results of Saturday College Games From Everywhere

st. Francis. 90: Manhattan. 0.
Stetson 20: Rollins. 0.
Stanford. 40: oregon State. q.
Southern Illinois Normal, 6; Illinois State
Normal. 0.
Springfield. 10; Middlebury. 0.
st. Ignatius. 20: University Of California
Reserves 10.
g.. 4 TSds5 y, E; o gdsb CDSr6 81
St. olaf IS: Carleton. 10.
ST. Xavier IA: Centre, ID.
Susouehanna. 6: Delaware. 0.
syracuse IS: Johns Hopkins. 8.
Tennessee. 6; Alabama. 0.
Texas, 81: Oklahoma. 0.
Tufts q; Connecticut ARRtes, o.
Tulane. so: Southwestern Louisiana IN
s'i upsala' 10: BROOKLYN City. 7.
Vanderbilt. Al: Auburn. 2.
University Of Southern California "a:
oi 81 Of the South. 80; Cumberland. 8.
Utah. 40: Colorado. O.
Vermont. Is: Union. =
V. P. I. IS: William and Mary. IA.
Washington. o: Grinnell. ftiel.
Wasnington State. 20; Weshington. 10.
western State Teachers. IA: lombard. s..
western Teachers. IL: Shurtleff. 0.
western Kentucky Teachers. Is: Louis
we West virginia. as; washinEton-Lee. G.
Wittenbcr.. 10: Heidelberg. 0.
western Ssarylard. 20: Temple. ..
Wesleyan. 10. Miami. H.
wooster. s: lit. Union. 8.
Vale l{s RrCWu e.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21
BY DICK MILLER


A man known to football fans as
Kenny Prognosticator," suffering
from bruises, kicks and exhaustion,
was found near the Butler uni
versity bowl late Saturday. Police,
checking up on his identity, de-
clared he was wanted here and also
in several more cities over the coun-
try where he had falsely represented
strength of football teams previous
to games last Saturday. His pre-
dictions caused persons to expect
certain yerdicts that did not ma
terialize, and while these failures
are generally called upsets, the
losses made it tough on the fore
casters.
Right in our midst Butler took a
trouncing at the hands of Haskell
Indians, 1876. 1t came on the eve
of the eastern invasion, where on
next Saturday the Bulldogs will
tackle New York university. 1t was
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21
TURNESA DEFEATS MILLER

BIZ Times NpPcldL
SALISBURY PLAINS, N. Y, Oct.
21.-Defeating Massie Miller of Nor
wich, Conn, seven up in the thirty
six-hole play-off, Joe Turnesa won
the $1,000 Lannin memorial open
golf tourney Saturday. They were
tied at the end Aof the seventy-two
holes of regular play. Miller for
merly was a member of the South
Grove Club. indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21
OLSEN MEETS CARLIN

Silent Olsen, Cincinnati grappler,
and Johnny Carlin, Swedish mat
man, will perform in the main go
at Cadle tabernacle tonight, best
two falls in three, with a two-hour
time limit placed on the match.
They are middleweights.
In other bouts Hugh Nichols
meets Henry Burke and Pete Dando
takes on Harold Sims, both time
limit matches of thirty minutes.
First bout at $50, with Ray Rice
acting as referee.
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Dozen the ALLEYS
WITH LEFTY LEE

Jacks. The Hausser girls won three from
played in the Ritzy Roller League.
The No. I and No: 2 teams copied the
odd game from the No. and No. boys
as the No. 5 took the entire series from
the No. in the Rough Notes League
Elmer Mallory. press agent de luxe for
the Mallory-Weiland team, claims his team
has now hit its stride in the Universal
League, and will be hard to stop. These
bows have now won five out OF the last
six.
Next Wednesday nights play Of the In
dianapolis loop promises TO bring out
some thrilling contests, as the four
leaders lock horns on alleys l. 2, and 4.
The Meridian Garage takes on the strei.
beck Five while the champion Marotts
will find plenty of competition when they
roll the Falls City Layers.
Lou Buehler crashes the pins for plenty
Of big counts in practice play. but tries
too hard in league competition and the
result is an average of 166 to date.
ing up on the leaders in the Universal,
now holding an average of 1sS. Les will
probably be back on top In this loop when
New Years rolls around.
Meyers. 247 topped the going in. the
came route Meyer was best. getting 564
This score included games of 205 and 40
The Shell Gas girls again showed the
best team total with a count of 2.4s3
The. Buns Employment were next with
ASH.
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Gloom at Indiana

BIZ T-nitcd Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. Iii
There was to be no rest for the
Hoosiers today. according to Pat
Page, who planned a stiff afternoon
practice.
The 81 to defeat at the hands
of Colgate Saturday placed a seri-
Gus outlook on the Indiana grid
season and every effort will be made
to stop Ohio State this week and
even up the score sheet. which is
now topheavy with defeats.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21
Army Loses
'Biff' Jones
New 1880 Grid Mentor Is
Named at West Point.

BIZ Tinted Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-Captain
Biff Jones of West Point apparently
will not have the chance to coacn
another Army team against the
Navy, after all
Since the chances of a service
football game this season are re-
mote, Biff will be bidding farewell
to the team after the Stanford
game. His four years at the Point
will be up, and Major Ralph Sasse
has been appointed head coach for
the 1880 season, while Biff goes 10
Fort Sill, Okla.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21
DARTMOUTH GETS READY

BU United Press
HANOVER, N. H, Oct. 21.-Pre-
pairing for the Harvard game this
coming Saturday, Dartmouth is to
spend the week working on an open
attack. and the meeting Of the ira
dltional rivals at Soldiers field,
Cambridge, is bound to be a high
scoring affair, probably even more
so than the Crimson's 1920 tie with
the ARMY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21
Phdmer Leads
Big Ten Scorers

By United Press
CHICAGO. Oct. 21.-Individual
scoring honors in Big Ten football
up to date go to Art Pharmer, the
Minnesota half back, who in his
first conference game scored two
touchdowns, kicked two field goals
and was responsible for two points
after touchdown for a total Of
twenty points.
Pharmer replaced Alex Yunevich,
the Purdue sophomore, who rolled
up eighteen points in his first game,
but was idle Saturday. 80
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scratch singles sweepstakes at the Illinois
ALLEYS. with total Of 6s4 over the three,
With ssS othefs to reach the prize list.
ena thsE p F9tIs Wsrs ss s@m s SgS
$50: Deal. $50: wimberly. $50. and Scar
borough. 6s2. Milt Wimberly hit a 256
gar which gave him the nigh single
.cT,-tt.,;e,nnx Is setting q fast pace in the the
500 mark in his last two series.
BOB wusnseh has also hit bis stride. get;
weeks play.
rseoTId 81 nineteen " wins and two. defeats
are out in front in the Universal League.
Tss! K0yo s sam Is on 'S S36 Ga the R
dividusiS with an average Of 1877. Koelling
has 1893 and Runyon 100. holding second
and third place.
ollie Cummings ess rolled in the X. of
C. LEAGUE series during The past week puts
Congress hiEh game medal
last weeks. piay with 3 count Of es2. his his
SHEET showing games OF III. ESQ and 2OS.
Tl>e Muellers are nov at the top Of the
Kiwan's League. standing with an un-
hlemiShed record OF nine wins. Bracket
shows On average Of 20i for the games he
has rolled in this loop. KreiS is second
with lS9.
The Garopers Giesen Products and
BarkeeperS Friend took two. from the
Prirnn Beverage. Michealis Builders and
-colaS as the Doctors won the entire
series from the outlaws in the St. Philips
No. ! League play. Cartesux turned IN
So. Barrett had col and Stewart, COZ.
In the Sc. Philip No. loop two-time
wins were In order. the Hickey and Leader
teams defeating the Cleaners and Jumping
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21
Grid Comedy

BIZ NEA Service
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 81.
Nl In spite of a slight va
ration in one name from the
famous original, Coach Cord
Lipe of the Marquette univer-
sity freshmen football squad
usually has to suppress a snick-
err from his yearling players
when he orders Gallagher and
Sheehan" to go into the back
field. Robert Gallagher of Iron
River, Mich, and Eugene Shee-
han of Antioch, Ill, are the
backs who cause the merri-
ment.
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BIZ TnitPf Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.-Foot-
ball teams on the Pacific coast for
feited attention of the public to
University of Southern California
and Stanford today. The Trojans
of U. S. G. and the Cardinals of
Stanford-each with an opportunity
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21
BIKE CHAMPS TO RACE

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Oct. 21.-Freddie
Spencer, American bicycle spring
champion, and France Georgetti,
Italian champion, will meet in a
one-mile match race, the best two
out of three heats, here Nov. 6. The
race will precede the start of a six
day affair between worlds leading
riders.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21
Big Ten at a Glance
STANDINGS

NEXT SATURDAYS GAMES
Indiana at Ohio State.
Michigan ct illinois,
Iowa at Wisconsin.
Purdue at Chicago.
Wabash at Northwestern.
Ripon at Minnesota.
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Bu Cnitcd Press
NTEW YORK, Oct. 21.-The cry
" they're Off" which Mars
Cassidy heard with certain feel
ing of pride for forty years on the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21
PRINCETON MEETS NAVY

PRINCETON MEETS NAVY
BIZ T-uitod Prose
PRINCETON, Oct. 2l-Following
two successive defeats, Princeton
will be driven hard in preparation
for the Navy game Saturday. The
Tigers have some strenuous work
outs ahead Of them.
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STATE COLLEGES
Haskell Indians. Is: Butler. 6.
Notre Dame. 10; Wisconsin, 0.
Colgate. 81: Indiana. 6.
p1rrNua 1E- re Darrur

STATE COLLEGES
Haskell Indians. ID: Butler, 8.
Notre Dame. l9; Wisconsin. o.
Colgate. 81: Indiana. 6.
Purdue. IS: De Pauw. Z.
Earlham. 20; Franklin. o.
Rose Poly. 10: Hanover. Z.
CHICAGO Reserves. Is; State Normal. 9.
Michigan State Normal. 49, Notre Dame
b Z
Valparaiso. ls: Concor,iia. 6.
Wabash. z: Georgetown tKy.l. o.
OTHER COLLEGES
Akron. Il: Western Reserve, z.
Albright. 80: Mt. st. Marys. s.
Amherst. 81: Hamilton 6.
Arizona, 10: Texas Mines: 0.
Augsburg. s: Concordia tMoorehead). 0.
Baltimore o.. Is: American O.. 6.
BAYLOR. 81: ArkanSa, 20.
Boston College. %: DAYTON Z.
Boston University. SO: Worcester Tech. o.
Bucknell. 6: LAFAYETTE. 3.
Buffalo. -: Clarkson. 9.
Bates 6: Rhode Island. 6.
Billings Poly. 6; Mt ST. Charles Re
Bowdoin. le: wesleyan o.
California, IL: PeennsylvGnia. :.
California Aggies. 20; College OF Paci-
Carnegie Tech. 0: Washington and JEFF
Centenary. IS: sam Houston. o.
Chicago. ie: RiDon- Q.
Colby, is; NsgpoIs Iraining' ..
chattano0ga. Is: NRirmingham South
esc Colorado college. .: penver. :,
Colorado Agriez II. Colorado Mines. Q.
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Alert Indians Hand Butler Defeat Home Football Features
Sauoldi Shines as Notre Dame Blanks Badgers

An upset occurred at Terre
Haute, where Phil Browns Rose
Poly team scored its second con-
secutive victory in two years, rout-
ing Hanover, 1877. Three minutes
after the opening kickoff Dean
hurled a pass to Nichols in the end
zone.
WalIy Marks took his Indiana
State Normal team to Chicago,
where Alonzo Stages reserves adj
ministered a 1910 defeat.
Ed Hughes, former Emerson OF
Gary star place kicker, gave Wally
Middlesworth's Indiana B team a
9-6 victory over Iowa reserves. He
booted q place kick from the thirty
yard line. Ashby scored on a long
run, while Iowa scored on a pass.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21

NET LEAGUE BERTHs OPEN
Any south side Sunday school basketball
team wishing to enter the South SIDE
League please be at the hall at Pleasant
and Shelby streets Wednesday night at
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21

THIS young Wood, incidentally, is
i quite an athlete. Football is
only one of his weaknesses. He can
do a lot Of things on a baseball dia-
mond. a tennis court or a golf
course. II is even said of him that
he is a raging terror at ping pong,
though this is believed to be a base
canard circulated by disgruntled
cadets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21

The professional dramatists who turn
ont these sealp-tiltin< movies in Hollywood
where the Animated Collar Ads pick M
funbled bsIls back NJ their own goal Hire
and run the full Isrrth Of the field TO
devised . more fsntsstiral. spectacular or
incredible climax than that one.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21

Ollie CannInx's 29S rolled In the X. of
G. League series during the past week puts
this bow in line for an American Bowling
Congress hiKh game medal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21

Nite led long list of 500 totals during
last weeks plav with = count of $50. his
SHEET showing games OF 2l7. 256 and 200.
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Lou Buehler crashes the pins for plenty
OF big counts in practice play. but tries
too hard in league competition and the
result is an average of 166 to date.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21

II was one of those unbelievable
things that somehow manages to
occur from time to time. Captain
Biff Jones, the Army coach, doesn't
believe IT yet. I'D read about those
things" says the captain, but
never saw one of them before" 1t is
understood on highest military au-
thority that If he does not see an
other one again for 100 years and
three days II will be too soon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21

Next Wednesday nights play OF the In
danapols loop promises to bring out
some thrilling contests, as the four
leaders lock horns on alleys /, 2, and 4.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21

Football is like that. Frequent
" you get your thrills from the
most unexpected sources, and from
maneuvers requiring only a mini
mum of activity and limited skill.
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The Meridian Garage takes on the Strei.
beck Five while the champion Marotts
will find plenty of competition when they
roll the Falls City Layers.
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FOB Wuensch has also hit his stride, get
tin. tot9ls of 6O2 and go during last
weeks play.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-10-21

C-~teeux IS setting q fast pace in the
st. Phillip No. / League. going over the
500 mark in his last two series.