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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-29
Two Bandits Get SIPS

Two BanCttS yet SI<0
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind. Aug.
29.-Three bandits robbed Charles
Oliphant. 81. filling station attend
ant. of SIPS and escaped in new
automobile.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-30
PLANS HOCKEY LEAGUE
 AMONG AMATEUR TEAMS
Manager McDOnough Seeks PrcIim- mary Attractions for panthcrs
 -tICCtinI Called.

All boys of junior or senior high school age in this city and subur- ban towns who are interested in the forming of an amateur roller hockey league to be composed of four teams are requested to send their representatives to meeting which will be held at the Record office tomorrow evening at s o'clock. Each team will be composed of seven men, five regulars and two substitutes, and will play the pre- iiminary games to the New Britain team at the Stanley Arena on Mon day and Thursday evenings.
 Manager Frank McDonough of the New Britain Partners said today that each team, 10 be accepted in the league, will be completely out fitted with skates, hockey sticks, uni forms, and all other paraphcrnalia needed for the playing Of the game, Kid" Williams will coach the teams on the offensive side of the game, while Barney" DOhcrty will develop the defense of the teams. MT. Me l)onough added that the teams would be given few nights a week 10 practice, preferably after school hours, at which time Williams and DOhcrty will coach them.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-30
BR|TONS PROPOSE
 MATCH ID SHARKEY
.Oder S25O,OOO for "Gob" to
 Meet Scott in England

New York, Oct. 3O.--(R)-With the heavyweight situation at a standstin apparently so far as this country is concerned, q group of English sportsmen have stepped forward with a solution to the problem of finding a successor to Gene Tunncy.
 Wilfred Ward and a London syln- dicatc are willing to offer Jack Sharkcy, generally considered the outstanding American heavyweight, $250. 900 to meet Phil Scott, the English fireman. In addition, Ward has offered to bet s25. .0O0 on the side that Scott can whip the Boston man.
 The British board of boxing con- trol, headed by Lord I.onsdalr, has asked the New York State Athletic commission to recognize the match as being for the worlds heavyweight championship. Although the New York state solons declined to take any definite stand until the match is | arranged, 1t was understood that i they were favorably disposed toward | the request.
 If the match goes through il
 probably will be held in London i early next year.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-30
BRISTOL ENlDEES FORMING
 TO DEFEND STATE TITLE
Manager Jack Carroll Secures Jimmy (Cullen) CoIins Stan Rchtmyer, and "Wardy" Waterman of Last Years Team and Hopes to Line Up Jimmy PicI1en and Sid Richman-Schedulc Expected to Be Open cd On Thanksgiving.

Every effort will be made by Man agar Jack Carroll of the state cham pionship Bristol Endoc basketball team to have the same lineup which humblcd the New Britain entry on so many occasions last year. The team is in the process of formation and already the greater part of the quintet has been signed.
 The lineup which carried away every honor which goes with the state professional championship con sisted of Sid Richman, center; the two Jimmios, pickcn and Cullen for ward; and Stan Itichtmycr and Waterman, guards. Cullen was the name which Jimmy Collins of St. Johns college in Brooklyn used while he was playing last year. This year he is through with school basketball and will play under his own nama.
 Three Already Signed
 Collins, Eichtmycr, and Waterman are already signed and it Is almost certain that pickcn will also be in the lineup in the opening game. The only doubtful player is Sid Nichman,
New Britain herald., 1929-10-30
Lauri Will Represent
 East in Bill iard Play

Baltimore, Oct. - t11-Onotrlo Iaur of Brooklyn will represent the eastern division in the worlds pocket billiards cham pionships at Detroit December , and l3 by yir- rue Of winning tn" elimination tonr- namont laat night. wh"n he de fca'cd Andrew Po0zi, Of Philad"l- phia, 100 10 G& after disposirg Of Arthur Woods Of pa"tuck"t, +. l., 100 10 5 in the afternoon.
 Woods later defeated ponzi loo to 4e 70 take second place in a gam" marked by a hiTh run Of 5H, tn" longest Of the tourney.
 I.auri won both his matches to- dav 10 break q triple tio which had ar.strl since Saturdays play, and wll compete with district cham ptous f-om other parts Of tn" Inif"d States in the Detroit tourna- mrUt.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-30

and he may also be back to com plcte the team which was so sue cessful last year.
 Pickcn could play in the American Professional basketball league if he wished but his duties as physical in structor of the Troy high school team in Troy, N. Y, prevent him from taking place. He was one of the outstanding college players in his senior year at Dartmouth. He cap taincd the team which won the intercollegiate basketball title that winter.
 Like the New Britain team, the Bell City quintet has many former college stars in it's line. Collins and pickcn were stars in school, as was Richtmycr, regular on the Colgate university team for four years. Jim Manning will not he with the team this year.
 The publicity man this year will be the one who directed this de- partmcnt lact year. Luke Owen. Tn talk with him today it was learned that the opening date will probably be Thanksgiving night No schedule has been arranged yet.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-30
NUTMEGS SEEKING
 ONE MORE VICTORY
Defeat Of Hartford Giants Will
 ClinCh State Title

Realizing that it must score one again lay claim on the state pro- fcaSional football title, the Nutmeg football team will be urged to do itg best against the strong Hartford Giant team which comes to this city Sunday.
 This team certainly should be considered giants It will have a new guard. new end, a 200 pound full back and heavy halfback. Al! are former college stars. and with thcS" men in the lineup New Britain will have to buck up against q strong forward wall In addition to the two new linemen there will be two new backficld players. The Giant team has held practice several nights so far this week and it has some new plays which it will work against the Nutmeg team. Coach Harry Herbert is in charge.
 This will be the Giants last stand. If it loses to New Britain Sunday 1t might as well quit for the season as far as having any standing for the state championship The man agcmcnt realized this when it sign cd Smith for q line position and W"lch and Basisti for backficld places.
 It is very doubtful if Ed Gal iaghcr, tackle and line coach, will hr able to take part in much of the game if he Is abl" to play at all. Humphrey and Beloin, guards, will be on duty and they will be paired against Jumbo" GnasdoW and Hartford's All-America guard who will join the team Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-30
FLORIDA SQUAD LEAVES
 FOR GAME AT HARVARD
Goodbrcad, Star Back, May Be Ont With Injuries, But Alli%ators
 Retain Confidence

Atlanta, Ca. Oct, 30 tPj-Thn @outh's drive for intrrncctional grid iron honors this week got under way today as the Florida Alligators rntrainod at Gainesville for Cam bridge whor" on Saturday they will clash with Harvard.
 Although Coach Charlie Bachman had high hopes Of giving John liar yard a severe drubbing, the Gators may hc handicapped by the absence or several regulars.
 Word from the Saurian trainin., camp revealed that Royce Cool bread, the 190 pound ball carrier. who runs with the speed Of q hals- back and yet Dattcrs q lin" like 2 fullback, waa suffering from inur- ic1 received last week during the Florida-G Georgia game. Whether he wIll play Saturday remains problc- matical
 Mills Smith. another hard driving halfbacE, is being groom"d to talk" Goodbrrad's place. James. guard. and Hall. an end, also are on the injured list.
 The Gators will work out "n route at Washington on the George. town university field.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-30
NEA Service.

NEA Service.
 Not counting such auXiliaries as bayoncts and hand grcradcs, the capture of a trench is cloScly rclat- ed, in technique and stratagcm, to the business of making tCuchdowns.
 This you have on the authority of Major Frank w. Cavanaush of Ford ham, who knows very well both his war and his football.
 Shock troops. Carrying the brunt Of the attack. these are the first line Of defense. Then come 1hc reserves, sweeping over the goal line, moDping up. And is it too great stretch of the imagination to lilien the quarter back to a laison officer ant. the back
New Britain herald., 1929-10-30
FOLEY

It's the same as ROcknc'S stuff it's war stuff. The players catch the majors spirit, q win-or- die spirit. This year they have been winning.
 "Wc used to talk it over up in Belgium says the major "Football and war, Weight and numbers in the attack. Artillery, and also stratc- gy. The tactics of football and war are closely akin"
 Fordham has q strong team this ycar-with problem in building up reserve strength. The squad is only 27 strong-aI compared to Rocknc's seven full teams, put it's first line Of attack and defense is @pl,ndid.
 I'ilc Majors soldiers
 The team has captain Tom Siano,
New Britain herald., 1929-10-30
DARTMOUTH RATED
 BEST IN THE EAST
NotTe Dame, Tennessee, Tezs
 s. California Lead Sections

New York, Oct. 90 rP)-With the football season half over in" struggle for sectional honors in all parts of the country is rapidly mar rowing itself to q small field of con- tenders, The October rankings of the na- tion's leading teams by inc United Press follow, 1-DartmOuth. 2-Pittsburgh. 3-Yalc Cbeaten by GcorGil. 4-CorncN.
 Middle West 1-Notrc Dame Minnesota. 3-Purdue. f-Ohio State (ticd by lndianaJ. 5--IIllnois Nicd by Iowa..
 Big Six l-Ncbraska and Missouri u.ed each other). Tennessee. 2-Tulane. 3-Kcntucky. 4-Louisiana State. 5-Clemson.
 Southwest 1-Tcxas 2-Tcxas Christian. 3-Southcrn Methodist (Lied twice).
New Britain herald., 1929-10-30

at center, q little light for the posi- ton, but strong and an accurate passcr. Murphy, Janis, Conway, Me MGhon, Bartos, Fisher and others on the majors company of charging doughboys. Frank Foley and John ny Cann"lla at tackles arc rcputed to be real 'shoc<crs least that was the word that went around after the battle with the NioIets
 There are some other men, with names hard to spell, like 1cculowicz and Wisnicwski, but not hard to watch as they go carc"ning into the enemy dcfcnSc5. But who is the star of the team? Well, you'll have to ask somebody besides Major Cav anau%h-he says they're all stars.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-30
Far West crn California.

r ar NcSL
 7-Sout hCrn California.
 2-California (ticd by St, Mary's).
 Eastern Leaders Meet
 The three eastern leaders will face severe tests this week. Dartmouth and Yale clash at New Haven in game which may go a long way to- ward deciding the eastern cham pion. Pittsburgh encounters strong foe in the unbcatcn Ohio State eleven at Pittsburgh. Cornell is q strong favoritc over Columbia. Notre Dame, which has hopes of winning the national football cham pionship, goes south 10 meet Georgia Tech at Atlanta without Rocllne.
 Inbcatcn in Three Years
 Tennessee, which hasn't lost q game in three years but has been tied, will face an easy opponent in Auburn this week. Auburn's coach was relieved of his job this week because he lacked "pcrSonality and leadership"
 Tulane will be tested 10 the limit by Georgia, which has beaten Yale and North Carolina but lost 10 OElethorpc and Florida,
 Kentucky and Clemson, two other unhcatcn southern outfits, will clash at Lexington.
 Have Equal Standing
 Missouri and Nebraska, outstand- ing teams in the Big Six, played q - tie last week and appear for midablc enough 10 complete their conference schedules without defeat, Missouri plays the Kansas Aggies Saturday and Nebraska meets Kansas.
 Two of the southwcst's leaders, Texas and Southern Methodist, meet in a crucial game at Dallas. Texas js one Of the few clcvcns in the country with an uncrosscd goal line.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-30
Chicago Eleven of 1899
 To Reunite With Stagg

Chicago, oct. BIO (P]-Coach Amos -tlonzo Stagg's 1899 football team, his first championship aggregation will rcunitc at the University of Chicago November 9, the date of the annual Wisconsin Chicago game,
 Every member of the team except q substitute, is alive and Coach staSg is planning 0 great home coming,
 The team, victorious in 13 out of fl games, clinchcd it's title against Wisconsin with a Y to 0 victory,
New Britain herald., 1929-10-30
field to the artillery?
 of to France

field to the artillery?
 of to France
 Major Cavanaugh, an 3lumnus of Dartmouth. coached some formid- able teams for the Green. In 1917 he went to the wars with the 102d field artillery. Up somewhere in Belgium he ran afoul of a few shrapnol barragcs, and has been carrying metal souvenirs hidden In his body ever since
 He has taught his undcfeated Fordham team-conqucrors Of New York University and Holy Cross, among othcrs-"his stuff. That is the stuff he thought out while back of the lines on those long nights in France,
New Britain herald., 1929-10-30
HOCKEY PLANTERS SOLD

London. Oct. 29 R)-Five hockey players of the London club of tho International lca~uc have been sold to the Toronto Millionaircs. They are. George Lever. Buck Moore, Frock Lowrcy, Mickey McGuirc anl Goalkccpcr Bcaudry.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-30
HAMILTON BINS OTNMAN

Hamilton. Ont. Oct. 20 LF}-RuP- sell Otaman. left wing Of the Ne" Tor', Rangers hockey team, h2. been bought outright by the Hamil ion club oC the International league IL was announced yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-30

kins tried to rush Walker into the rights and lefts. Walker hooked to the face with q left and right and dropped both punches 10 the body in another exchange. Hudkins came in again and received two more lefts and rights to the chin that half spun him around. Hudkins wrap ped his left arm around Walkers s neck and bcltcd him with his right to the body. They exchanged rights to the body. Hudkins drove in with his head down but received three rights and lefts that brought him mp sharply. They were milling furi- ously as the round ended.
 Round Seven
 They clnched in midring but broke away quickly to exchange light punches. Hudkins jumped in to receive a right to the jaw. Hud- kins started furious rally that had Walker on the run. The Ne braskan whipped over half dozen lcfts and rights. Walker rallied, throwing terrific left and right hand punches to the jaw that slowed up Hudkins. They exchanged rights and lcfts to the body, but both slowed up. Hudliins forced Walk CT into the ropes and found mark on the champions body. They mixed it in another fast rally both throwing punches wildly at the bell.
 Round Eight
 Walker livcned up 10 take tn" play away from his opponent and belted the Ace with q hard body attack. Hudkins kept coming in, failing away with both hands and scored with q looping left 10 the jaw. They mauled around the ring without damage. Walker connected with a hard right to the body but took several lcfts and rights to tn" miG-ecction. Walker missed a right to the jaw but connected with left uppcrcut to the jaw. Hudkins ral- lied and chased the champion back around the ring with a two handed body attack as the gong sounded.
 Round Nine
 The Nebraskan landed left to the body to start the round, He rushed in again, shot over a straight left to the face but took right and left to the chin. They exchanged rights and lcfts 10 the body. Walker scored short right uppercut and left to the body. Hudkins landed two rights 10 the kidney but dropped hack from two hard rights 10 the chin. Walker spearcd his opponent with short rights and lcfts 10 the chin as the challenger rushed in. Hudliins landed right and left to the jaw and drove Walker around the ring from punches 10 the mid section as the gong rang.
 They shook hands and then ex- changed lofis 10 the fac".
 Walker brought Hudllins' chin up whh bri3tling right upp"rcut. A right opened tho cut over Hudkins eye. II" also blcd profuacly from q split lip. Walker whipped over rights and lrft8 10 tn" jaw as HuI- tins rushed in. Hudkins drove over q low left and was cautioned by the referee. They exchanged lcfts to the body. Each connected with rights and lofa and they sluEgcd toe 10 toe in tho center of the ring, Wal kcr landed a right 10 the ja" and pounded Hudkins with both hands 10 the face and body. They missed rights but Walker joltcd Hudkins with two moro Icfts and q right 10 the law as the gong ended the fight,
New Britain herald., 1929-10-30
cAaa Am s1E T
WALKER DEFEATS HUDKINS
 IN TEN SLASHING ROUNDS

Middleweight Champion Shows All of Old Time Fury and Eaters Challenger Severely-Crowd of 25,OOO Cheers Verdict for Walker - Hudkins Wins Only Eighth Round and Is Near Knockout in First Sixth and Last Sessions.
New Britain herald., 1929-10-30

Dcs Mexican Joe Rivers, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, won on foul from Tony Lcgouri, Dcs Moincs, (5).
New Britain herald., 1929-10-30
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
By the Associated Press.
 Indianapolis Eddie Anderson, Cody, Wyo, outpointed Jimmie Reed, Erie, Pa, GOD.

Los Angolcs-Mickcy Walker, Elizabeth, N. J.. middlcwriGht cham pion, outpointcd Ace Hudkins, Lin coin, N"b., GW Championship. Frank Campbell san Francisco, stopped Ed ITerting, Huston, (2).
New Britain herald., 1929-10-30
Round Six

Walker debated Hrdkina ouli- ike rrrh and spearcd hin, with a left and right at close range. Hud-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-16
POLO TITLE GAME
LISTED TOMORROW
18th Artillery, War Whites
CIash--3d Cavalry Wins
Over Mlddleburu.
- IxTEENTH Field Artillery of Fort
. Myer ana War Whites viii clash

- IxTEENTH Field Artillery of Fort
Myer ana War Whites viii clash
tomorrow Afternoon at 1850 O'Clock
- la the championship match OF
the intrA-circuit polo tourna-
n1et1t In Potomac Park.
Third Cavalry, which vAnquished the
FAuquief4Loudoun Club Of Middleburg,
Va, to 4, yesterday In the Serfai.final
OF the Infantry Association tournament,
viii engage the infantry School of Fort
Benning, Ga, Wednesday At 4:30 pm.
Lieut.. BoeserfiiAfl and Lieut. Noble
No. / and 2, respectively, for the Sd
Cavalry, were aces OF that teams at
tack in its victory yesterday Each
scored three goals. Kirkpatrick, No. z,
was high scorer for Middlehurg. Lieut.,
Wonord and CApt. Cunningham were
other Cavalry players, while white, Spill
man and Hubert rounded out the Vir.
ginia combination.
It ives close game and was well
played despite that rain was falling
during much of the competition. The
Fort Myer riders held slender lead
most OF the way. with the Virkinians
threatening constantly.
Tomorrow the 10th Field Artillery
Will leave for TobyhAnfla, Pa, where Il
will be eYlcAniped throughout the SUM
ffier. Onicers making up the Artillery
team, however, will return for the game
tomorrow afternoon and then rejoin
their command. The match viii mark
the final appearance of the Artillery
men On the Potomac Park oval this
Summer, though they probably will zee
action ct Rurneon, N. j., and other
points during the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-16

He saw Pauline IN several nights on
the other side, and the fact that most
Europeans use the same style, cover
Ing up with the ArnhS around the head
and body, Pauline will not be q puzzle
to him.
King solomon, veteran, who has
been buffeted about quite bit Of late
and has learned how to cover up overly
well to avoid punishment, has been
added to Something's corps Of boxing
mates, and the first session was bad
one for the King. Sehmeline sensed
the fact that solomon was In the ring
to stick around without taking unneces~
Aary punshment ana to nullify his
.rjght-hand wAllops. Max jockeyed
around with his left paw, and as Solo.
mon attempted to dig let's into his
body Schmeline crossed neatly with his
right and Solomon went back on his
heels. Time after time the same tactics
were used, until solomon retired we'll
beaten up and weafisd boxer.
St Gets Movies Of Basque.
The motion pictures OF the Jack De-
lAr1Ay-Paulino fsht have been added TO
EehnelinS's file. ana the pictures are
6eins run OF slowly, 90 that sehmslink
Is able to observe and study the moves
Pauline used to nullify DelAney's sharp
shooting right It viii Be recalled that
Delaney could not get over the famous
Knockout blow for seven rounds ana won
out when Pauline hit him low with
Wild left.
: Schmelins Is q Knockout purciier,
while the Basque Il d wild man with
his delivery. But it Il safe to predict
that the night on the 27th will md both
men trying hard for knockout, with
Schmeline using the better tactics, in
that he viii know what he II doing
with every blow he directs toward his
opponent. One cleAnly driven blow may
do the trick. Tha same holds good for
Pauline with one OF his wild ones.
-; (CopyriEht, 1891
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-16
HARNESS RACING
MEETS TO START
Grand Circuit Opens at Lex.
ington With First Spring
Affair in History.

LEXINGTON, KY, June IS Cp1.-The
grand circuit, the big league" OF the
harness horse sport, swings into action
at the historic Lexington track Monday
with the first Spring meeting in the
history Of the track.
Autumn meetings have been held an
nually for more than q hA1f-century,
but never before have the trottins
horsefheri turned to the blue grass in
the Spring. The meeting this year will
run five days and will be held In addi-
ton to the regular Fall meet.
Fast trotters and PAGERS owned by
horsemen from nearly every State in
the country are quartered in the big
stables near the kentucky Trottina
Horse Breeders Associations track.
awaiting the word OF the starter. The
list OF probable starters in the six.stake
events include holders OF track records
all up and down the Grand Circuit, and
o few possessore Of world records.
Worthy Forbes, High Noon, san Guy.
Lullawat and Ruth M. Chenault are
among the probable starters In the
Board OF Commerce Stake for 2.i2
trotters to be run June 40. San ouv
also is entered In the Governor ALONG
With Bogalusa the Great, Ina Me-
0regor, Noteworthy and Axraoko. The
Governor stake IL for AIS trotters,
PAGERS Of the caliber Of Sir waiter
kinney Direct. DR.. volo, Col. Strone
and Callie Direct face each other II,
the Reynolds, an event for 212 PAGERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-16
MARBERRY TO FACE
WHITE SOX IN FINAL

For the wind.up Of the series between
Nationals and White sox this afternoon
Manager Waiter johnson plans to send
Fred Marberry to the mound. Manager
Lena Blackburne's pitching choice
likely will be Ted Lyons, who relieved
Urban Faber and won the 10-inning
contest that started the Get here on
tomorrow will be an of day for the
Nationals 90 far az q scheduled game H.
concerned, but Manager Johnson prob
ably will have his men out for practice.
Play viii be resumed Tuesday, when che
league -ieading Athletics will visit for q
one-garne stand.
Berg has socked the ball soundly in
this series. The Chisox player In the
three games has made four singles and
three doubles In IL times ct bat. He
got two siligies and q two-bAsger yes
terday.
West made q brilliant catch Of
Met4ler's foul IN the last round yester.
day. Sammy tore Across the wet sward
at top speed to get 10 the bali near the
grandstand barrier.
watwood did not have much to do in
center for the Chisox in the third game
Of the series. Not . fy ball came his
way. and he had to run down but three
singles.
Tate broke into the game In the
seventh inning when he batted for
Ruei. He went behind the bAs for the
last two frames.
Huei has found the 'Chisox pitchers
puzziing. He hes yet TO make . hit In
the seEaes. stN