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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-16
Eleven Games on College
Hardwood Card This Week
Butler Meets Purdue in Feature Clash at Local Field
house Saturday; |. u. Journeys to Pennsylvania

more floor guard, led the Boiler
makers.
The Terre Haute Normal Indiana
B" game scheduled for the Hut"
tonight has been postponed on &C
count of the death in the family OF
Coach Wally Marks. A brother of
the Normal basket mentor was killed
in hunting accident Saturday aft
ernoon. The postponed contest will
be played Jan. IA.
Two games will be played tonight.
Wabash will open its 1o29-3O cam
palgn, entertaining Ball college.
N. ID. VS.. Northwestern
Danville Normal, with victories
over Vincennes, Oakland City and
Franklin, will journey north to bat
tie Valparaiso The Danville quin-
tel has been hitting a fast pace and
are favored to annex their fourth
victory tonight.
Coach Harry Goods Indiana Cen
trail five, with one victory and a
defeat by Muncie, invades Frank
lin Tuesday. Franklin is not IS
strong as in former years. but a real
battle Is in prospect when the rivals
clash.
De PAW meets Earlhanl, defeated
by Miami, Wednesday, and four
games are on the card for Thurs
day. State Normal tackles Vim
cennes, Notre Dame will meet its
hardest test to date, taking on Rut
Walter former Kokomo star, and
his Northwestern Wildcats at South
Bend.
No Games Friday
Wabash and Danville Normal re-
new their rivalry at Charlottesville
Thursday, while the Cardinals from
Muncie invade Franklin. No games
are on the schedule for Friday.
Coach Everett Dean will take his
twice-defeated Hoosiers to Phila-
delphia Saturday to meet the eastern
champions, University of Pennsyl-
vania. Last season the Crimson
quintet nosed out the fasteners at
Bloomington. The Hoosiers lost an
intersectional game to Pittsburgh at
Bloomington last Friday. McCracken
has been the "whcls show" for the
Hoosiers in early games.
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OFF OFF blackboard
lilly M
BY VERN BOXELL.

ONE of our board of directors, the
~ original Mr.. Blackboard, to be
precise, went scouting for us Sat-
urday night and visited the Manual
gym, where Walter Floyd's Cicero
five romped to victory over the
Manual quintet. Our scout tells us
that Cicero has one Of the fashiest
little teams in this section and that
they look like a good bet to be in
on the regional tourney play next
March. Beaver and Noble are two
of the fastest and cleverest forwards
in the Noblesville region. Walt
Floyd, former star athlete at Man
ual and Butler. has tutored his team
carefully, and the Cicero boys drive
under the basket with speed, pre-
clsion and ability
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-16
Links Stars
at Pasadena
Brilliant Field Completes in
$1,000 Open.

BH tnitcd Press
PASADENA, Cal, Dec. 16.-The
brilliant array of golf professionals
competing in southern California s
winter tournaments will tee off here
Tuesday in the San Gabriel Country
Clubs annual $1,000 pro-amateur
tournament.
Tony Manero of Elsford, N. Y,
who won the annual Catalina island
$500 event Sunday with a score of
1876 for f1fty-four holes, has been
paired with Bill Jeliffee.
DIN Dutra of Los Angeles, run
ner up at Catalina with 1877, will tie
up with Chuck Ward.
Manero won $500 In the island
tournament and Dutra got $1,000.
Wild Bill Melhorn of New York took
third money, $3.50, with 1873.
The field shot fine golf on the
final eighteen holes at Catalina
Sunday. Dutra was leading at the
start Of the round, but three putted
the seventeenth green twice--the
second being played twice because
the first was closed by lack Of rain.
Leo Diegel shot a spectacular SO to
tie for fourth. Horton Smith was
far out Of the money.
Neal Mcintyre, indianapolis, tied
with Walter Hagen with 1876. Guy
Paulson of Fl. Wayne was three
strokes behind Mcintyre.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-16
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, Dec. l6.-Save for
one more good football game
(Army-Stanford), a few desultory
fights and the inevitable conferences
and conventions. the sport year OF
1929 is at an end.
Looking backward, one recalls
dramatic episodes in the world of
sport during the year, with the
death of Tex Richard at the very
outset the most moving and the
most far-reaching event of the
twelve-month.
Riegers Opens Season
The sport year began auspiciously
with Roy Riegel's surprising seven
ty-yard run the wrong way and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-16
Many Dramatic Episodes Crowded Sport Calendar of 1929

Jimmy Johnston's comeback at Pebble
Beach to defeat Doc willing. after Bob
Jones had been put out In the nrst
round by an unknown kid.
The smashing right-hand punch with
which Jack sharkey knocked out Tommy
Loughran.
Series Provides Thrills
The fourth game OF the world series
at Shibe park when the Athletics made
ten runs In the seventh inning and the
hfth game. when they came from behind
TO score three runs in the ninth and
win the vorld's championship.
Able Booths amazing performances in
the Army and Dartmouth games. Jack
Elders ninety -eight-yard run 70 beat the
Army on that cold afternoon.
jack Dempsey's perplexity as referee
Of the scott-von Porat fight when the
Englishman quit on q technical foul and
the subsequent excitement.
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Ten Grid Games
for Notre Dame

B@ Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 49,
The Notre Dame football team of
1880 will face the usual tough sched-
ule; IN fact, it stacks up as the
hardest grind in years. Ten games
have been booked, with five sched-
uled for the new Notre Dame sta
dunn. The card follows:
Oct. 4-Southern Methodist at South
Bend.
Oct. 11-Navy at South Bend (dedica-
ton OF Notre Dame stadium
Oct. l9-Carnegie Tech at South Bend.
Oct. 25-Pittsburgh at Pittsburgh.
Nov. Indiana at South Bend
Nov. s-Pennsylvania at Philadelphia.
Nov. 17-Drake at South Bend.
Nov. 23-Northwestern at Evanston.
Nov. 29-Army at New York
Dec. 5-Southern California at Los
Angeles.
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Georgia Techs 8 to victory over
California in the Rose Bowl.
The death of Richard on the fol-
lowing Sunday overshadowed every
thing for a time, and events have
proven since how much the king of
promoters meant to boxing. Thrills
of the year included:
Max schmeling's spectacular victory
over Johnny Risko on q technical knock
out In Madison Square Garden. the fight
which made the German heavyewights
reputation.
Ray Conger's smashing victories in the
mile over Paayo Nurnii. Erwin Wide. Jurie
and Lernond and other stars OF the in
door track and Geld season.
The ntght-not the hght-st Miami
Beach, when the most picturesque boxing
crowd in history attended the sharkey-
stribling bout.
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Despite the fact that Christmas
vacations start this week in many
Hoosier colleges, eleven basketball
games appear on the schedule for
the week.
Topping the weeks bill is the an
nual Purdue Butler rivalry classic
at the Bulldog field house Saturday
night. The Hinkelmen opened with
q crushing victory over Manchester
Friday while Lambert's quintet,
runner-up for Conference honors
last season, showed real power in
stemming the Washington Bears
from st. Louis Saturday night, 80 to
10. Stretch Murphy, Glen Harme-
son and Johnny Wooden, sopho-
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FIFTH ROUND CONTESTS

Fifth round games in the Capitol
city basketball league will be played
tonight at Pennsy gym. Following
tonight's contests, each team will
have played every other quintet In
the loop.
The league leaders indianapolis
Power and Light. will meet the
cellar position team, Indiana Util-
ity Service.
Two of the four fives tied for
second place will be eliminated in
the other games. in which Hare
Chevrolet battles Link Belt Ewart
and indianapolis N. Y. G. opposes
Link Belt Dodge. Every team has
been defeated at least once.
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TTAVING surprised local talent
4 l. last Monday by climbing be-
tween the ropes at Tomlinson hall
to defeat Royal Cox in eight rounds,
Ray Palmer, st. Louis, is aiming to
score his third consecutive Indi-
annapolis victory tonight in a re-
match with Cox over the same dis
lance Palmer beat Soldier Fields
ON his first Indianapolis invasion.
Matchmaker Atherton is offering
six scraps on tonight's Tomlinson
hall program, with the stiff punch
ing Tracy Cox, brother of Royal,
performing in the ten-round feature
against Joe Boychan, an aggressive
mauler out of Joe McGinty's stable.
Other bouts tonight:
six Rognds-JOe stanton. st. Louis, VS..
Sootty Scotch, Indianapolis feather
weights.
Four Rounds-Frankie Jones. Indian
apolis, rs. Billy Moore, indianapolis;
middleweights.
Four Rounds-Roy Pierson, indianapolis,
VS.. Roy Bartlett, st. Louis, Mo-; light
weights.
Four ROunds-Willie Yap, Ipdianapol
VS.. Roy Woods, Indianapolis; bantam
weights.
First bout at $780,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-16

The lively row precipitsted by Ray
Barbud. Americas outstanding olympic
victor Of the previous year. when he told
the A. A. U. what every one knew about
amateurs and their wages.
Horton Smiths 2ss at La Gorge to
spread-eagle the field in the richest open
championship OF the year.
The Fields Thompson fight at the Chi
cago coliseum when chairs. benches and
Negroes were thrown down from the
galleries.
Claude Bracey's sprinting In the Texas
relays t9.4 seconds.
Earl Sande's return to the saddle ana
his victory on Hermitage in his first race.
The misty morning Babe Ruth slipped
out at o'clock and vas married TO
Claire Hogdson. His home run the drst
time up that afternoon.
walter Hagen's victory in the British
open. which followed the unexpected
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-16

British trump IN the Ryder cup test.
Clyde Van Dusens triumph in the Ken
lucky Derby through mud and storm.
The success Of Ray Keech in the 500
mile race at Indianapol and his tragic
death a fortnight later at Altoona.
Leo Lermond's 4:l3 mile at Yankee
stadium.
The gallant but unsuccessful attempt
Of Reign Count to lift the Ascot Gold
cup.
The terrible weather conditions at
Foughkeepsie when Columois'S lion
hearted crew won the intercollegiate var
sity race as other shells sank ell over the
river.
The 70 that Bobby Jones took ct Winged
Foot in the national open confounding
the experts and causing q tie with Al
Espinosa. There was no thrill in Bob's
twenty shree-stroks victory in the play
Of.
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METERS LOSE FIRST

st. Philips A c defeated Kirsh-
baum Meters, 80 to 81, Sunday night
in an exciting struggle at Kirsh-
baum gym. Wehrel and Huesing
starred for the Saints, while Kauf-
man was best for the Meters. 1t
was the, Jewish teams first defeat
of the season.
The Kirshbaum Bulldogs dewned
an Indiana university fraternity Ave
in preliminary, % to %.
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Criggs, EN-Butler Net Ace,
Brings All-Star Five Here
Squad Of ExCoIIege Captains, Including Wells of l. u,
to Play Big Four Saturday.

Hal Griggs, former Butler uni
versity star, will bring his Firestone
Tire and Rubber company team, Of
Akron, o.. here next Saturday to
oppose the Big Four A. A. of Indi-
annapolis at the Y. NJ. G.. A.
Griggs has one of the finest hard
wood teams ever assembled by any
organization. His squad includes
Dale Wells, captain of the 1e28-29
Indiana university team and all
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-16
TURNER'S RAP BUCKEYES

Before a capacity crowd, South
Side Turner's scored an impressive
victory over Cincinnati Big Four
quintet Sunday, Is to %. The game
was the best defense struggle seen
on the local court. The visitors took
an early lead and were in front 10
to 9, at the half.
Roberts and Richeson kept the
Turner's in therunning, and with ten
minutes to play. the score was tied
at II. Evans was injured and
Floyd removed on personal fouls,
but the Turner's spurted under the
wire victors. Next Sunday they
play Noblitt-Sparks of Greenwood.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-16
LOCALS MEET CHAMPS

Hare-Chevrolet and Morgantown-
Green Lanterns, state champions,
clash at Morgantown Tuesday
night Both teams have victories
over some of the strongest quinteS
in the state. Edwards and Nc
CURE, former Spencer stars, will
be in the Chevrolet lineup, with
Branham, Richards, Cassidy, Reil-
" and Fisher
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-16
Butler Purdue Football
Tilt Likely in 1890

Purdue and Butler grid teams
probably will battle in Lafayette
next Oct. Is, according to rumors
heard at the Indiana collegiate con-
ference meeting held in Indian
apolis Saturday. Nelson A. kellogg
and Potsy Clark, athletic directors
are said to favor the contest and
contracts may be signed this week.
Baylor university of Texas will
invade the Ross-Ade bowl at Purdue
Oct. (.
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Dozen the AUew


roll on the same pair of drives. These
two boys heave the speedest balls in town.
Walt English left his ball out in the
car Tor three days and now claims the
thing Is lopsided.
The HAYES Body team is sporting the
best winning average of any club IN the
city, their record showing forty wins and
two losses for mark OF $50.
The veteran Jim Randall is showing the
way 20 the boys in the Kiwanis League,
with an average Of 1876.
Wimberly is. still the king Of the Link
Belt League. his 1872 average being nine
pins Better than P. Smith in second place,
The second annual 1870 scratch handicap
singles tournament VIII be rolled or the
uptown alleys Dec, 20, 81 and Jan /. Last
years meet brought out a large entry
iiSt, and Fay Bailey. tourney manager, is
co1hdent this years event Will show an
increased entry list.
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Butler played one of the hardest
interSectional schedules in the
country last season, and came
through the campaign with only
one defeat. Chicago upset the
Bulldogs in a mid-season game.
Among the Bulldog victims were
Purdue, North Carolina, Missouri,
Pittsburgh, Notre Dame and others,
including several Big Ten teams.
Members of the championship
quintet were Captain White,
Chandler, Hildebrand. Hosier and
Bugg. Reserves were Christopher,
Allen. Reynolds, Fromuth and Cas-
key. White, Chandler, Fromuth
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Tartans Tour
After Grid Loss

BH Unitcd Press
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 16.-The
Carnegie Tech football squad, on a
sightseeing tour after it's IS to Is
defeat at the hands of Southern
California in Saturdays Rose Bowl
game, was scheduled to leave for
Palo Alto late today en- route home.
The Skibos spent Sunday on
Catalina Island watching the
famous golfers taking part in the
Catalina open tournament.
Southern California defeated the
TartanS in the second half by
savage line smasheS and particularly
the great driving power of Russell
Saunders. The score at the half
was IS to 10.
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and Caskey graduated last spring.
Butler has scheduled Evansville
college for a game Feb. l, but will
attempt to change the date and
schedule an eastern quintet in order
to attend the banquet, Ralph Hitch,
graduate manager, announced.
Indiana also may be awarded
another national crown. Notre
Dame is one of the outstanding
favorites for the grid 1929 cham
pionship. the Veteran Athletes AS
ISOLATION committee holding up its
decision until after the Pittsburgh
Southern California game New
Years day.
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Jack Reynolds
and PdrelH Top
Wrestling Card

The feature mat match at Cadle
tabernacle tonight is scheduled be-
tween Jack Reynolds, claimant of
the welterweight wrestling title, and
Joe Parelli, Dallas Italian who al
ready has beaten Reynolds in q
catch-weightS match. Tonight's con-
test will be at the 147-pound limit
The match will be for best two falls
in three, with a two-hour time limit
Two interesting supporting con-
tests have been arranged, with
Ralph Wilson meeting Coach Beers
of Purdue. Both men are former
Big Ten mat champs The other
bout will bring together Henry
Burke of Portland, oregon, ana
Thor Jensen Of Chicago. First bout
at $50.
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Highest Net Award Goes
to Bulldogs as Result
of Decision by Experts
Veteran Athletes Association of Philadelphia Honors
Locals on Account of Record in lntersectonaI
Games; Receive Title Trophy at Banquet Feb. l.

awarded the national basketball cham
Athletes Association of Philadelphia organization which
collegiate
Bulldogs This Of athletes
athletes newspaper and coaches.
attend the banquet
champions the Pennsylvania Athletic Club at Pha
will awarded 1928
The honor University of Pittsburgh.
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western forward In 1928; Don Bur-
dette, former Wabash captain; Roy
Burris, former Indiana State Nor
NAL captain; Mike O'Neil, ex-Union
college captain; Arlie Tarbert, ex-
Ohio State captain; Miles Shoun.
former captain at Carson Newman
college; Ken Failing. who was last
years captain of Flint Mich
Bucks, and Glen Mum, former
Nebraska captain.
The squad is undefeated this sea-
son, and is one of the tallest teams
on the road. Shoun is six feet,
eleven inches tall, and Mum is six
feet, six inches.
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WANT NEW GOLF OFFICIAL

ID " fII-t lNVtJIWI
BOSTON, Dec. 16.-Charging that
he has failed accurately to represent
the sentiments of golfers in his Sec
ton, the Massachusetts, Golf Asso-
citation has asked Herbert Jaques
to decline his sixth nomination for
membership on the executive COM
mittee of the United States Golf
Association. He has served Ave
terms.
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State College Net Bill
for This Week

TONIGHT
Muncie Normal at Wabash
Central Normal VS.. Valparaiso at
TUESDAY
Franklin VS.. Indiana Central at
Franklin.
-WEDNESDAY-
Earlham VS.. De PAW at Greencastle.
THURSDAY
State Normal VS.. Vincennes at Terre
Haute.
Notre Dame VS.. Northwestern at South
Bend.
Central Normal VS.. Wabash at Crav-
louisville.
Bali college VS.. Franklin at Franklin.
FRIDAY
No game scheduled.
SATURDAY
Evansville VS.. Oakland City at Evansville
Indiana VS.. Pennsylvania at Phila delphia
Butler VS.. Purdue at Indianapolis.
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tier FiUg of Last Season Recognised National Champs
School in Row
Over Coach

WABASH, Ind, Dec. l6.--
w Charges of insubordina-
ton have been filed against
Earl Hines, basketball coach
of the Chippewa high school,
by Howard Williams, principal.
There has been friction be-
tween the two over conduct of
the athletic department since
school opened, it is reported.
A hearing for Hines was
held before w. G. Gardner,
township trustee, and many
patrons appeared in behalf of
Hines. No decision in the case
will be made for several days.
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NATIONALIsTA VICTOR

MANILA, Dec. 16.-Young Ma
tionalista celebrated his recent re-
turn from the United States by
knocking out Kid johnson in the
first round here Sunday, capturing
the featherweight championship of
the Orient.
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Saturday College Scores

Ohio State. IS: Ohio university, "a.
Purdue IS: Washington tSt. Iouisl. 10.
Michigan. 81; PENNSYLVANIA, "a.
Chicago. IS: Lake Forest. IS
Wisconsin. IS: Monmouth 10.
Ball Teachers. 40; Indiana Central, SO.
Pittsburgh. SO; Northwestern. so.
Minnesota. IS; North Dakota, IS.
Rochester rs; Toronto. %.
Bradley Tech 30 Illinois. %
Temple. "a Johns Hopkins. 10.
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Leaders Mix
inCity Loop
on Tuesday
Big Four and Grotto Net
Elves to Clash; Other
Games.

Sahara Grotto and Big Four A. A.
quintet clash in the City Basketball
League Tuesday night at the Y. M.
c. A. These clubs have been setting
the pace for the rest of the league
and fans are anticipating a close
fracas.
The Big -Four five has yet to lose
game In the league while Sahara
Grotto was defeated for the first
time last week by Hayes Body.
Another game that Likely will be
thriller is scheduled between Earl
Radio and Hayes Body. Hayes, with
a new lineup that displayed its
strength last Tuesday, appears to
be a formidable contender for the
pennant. 1t turned in its first VIC
tory last week while the Radio quin-
tet has won two and lost two. This
game openes the evenings program
while the Big Four Sahara Grotto
game will be played at 9 o'clock. At
8 o'clock thea Marmon and Beech
Grove fives come together.
Pete House Of the Radios jumped
into the lead among individual
scorers last week when he scored
twelve points against the Marmon
METERS, bringing his total to thir-
ty-four He Is followed by Hickey
of the Big Four, who boosted his
total points for the season to TWEEN
ty-eight. Leading scorers:
House, Earl Radio. ~.
Hickey. Big -Four, 2S.
Brown. Beech Grove. 81
Burch. Sahara Grotto. %.
ReaSner, Beech Grove, 25.
Thatcher, Marmon. 81.
FRANKIE. Big Four 90.
Hutchinson, Earl Radio. %.
Miller, Sahara Grotto. %.
Hall HAYES Body. 90
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Indianapolis.

1ndianapoNs.
Dear Blackboard--Give my friend from
Manual who says BEAT Shortridge" my
regards. I'm with him.
How's this for q Big Ten? Frankfort,
Horace Mann. Columbus Franklin. An
derson. Logansport, Tech. Washington.
vincennes and Muncis. How about Mar
tinsville. fella'7
SONNY BOY OF TECH.
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GIANTS FINISH SECOND

CHICAGO, Dec. 16.--Benny Fried
mans New York Giants ended its
professional football season Sunday
trouncing the Chicago Bears, Ia to g.
1t was their thirteenth win in fif-
teen starts. A tie with Stapleton
and a defeat by Green Bay places
them in second place.
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DUGAN DEFEATS ACUNA

Ell PASO, Tex, Dec. I6.-Leroy
DUNCAN, BIythevillle. Ark out
pointed Diega Acuna, Tampico,
Mex, in a twelve-round bout. here
Sunday night.
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State Three Cushions

THIS WEEKS SCHEDULE 80.
Monday-O Connor VS.. Murphy.
Tuesday-Baldwin VS.. Murphy.
Wednesday-voglar VS.. Cartel.
Frtday-O'Conrer VS.. Spivey.
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IOWA CITY, Ia, Dec. 16.-Mar-
quette university of Milwaukee, will
play Iowa a football game at Mil
waukee, Nov. 8, 1890, it was an
nounced today.