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The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
>Down the Alleys =
BY LEFTY LEE

The Capitol Ice team. appeared TO be
boys. the latter rolling games. OF 652, 920
and S67 to total 1859. to the Capitol ouin-
tets 2318 On games of 154 77s and, d. 8aa 5so
pins, but the Capitol team is still conf
dent. and think they will overcome, this
a bs gher e{t Fhey gpn6eg e on BF3oESqS fSs4 So m
alleys. the Delaware Recreation.
which lcSd was scheduled for the Uptown al
date.
Laura Alexander and her ability to form
Ladies Leagues are in demand this sea-
son. Her latest venture Is to @ form ovfa an
side alleys each Tuesday nlgt4G.
The Illinois alleys will have a 200 scratch
singles sweepstakes SATURDAY and sunSdaayg ag
which viii include bowling will be charged.
The same popular rule permitting entrants
to roll as often as they ike WILL be USED
during this play.
=, Mils .wimberIy. the popular manager Of
de luxe. should add an M. D. to his name.
as he has formula that cures sore
fingers in two days. Don't rush boys. the
line forms to the right
Pete Ernst has been busy since Thurs
day night. irving to explain Why the ten
RiEs. Rin failed to respond to his Is pocket
Hardin and vossen are proving to the
sooa men can make q team. Mallory;
Wieland. poor last. last season. added
these two stars { othefr lineup. ana are
in the lead. going away at the present
time.
Dan Abbott and Red Mounts are prov
Sr,e- 70 - az1 NJ
bination in the AIl-Star Doubles Leagues.
When any duo meets this pair. 1t IS either
With. ''-' go
Major Jimmy Hurt has discarded the
rife for the bowling ball. being anchor
for the City Trust team Of the Bankers
League. and Is rolling the same consistent Z
jimmy i - Jr % defanding G their title Of father
and son champions Of the world on fne
rife range at Camp Perry. recently lost
the title. finishing second: with eleven
Of 1929.
rotts, is away. to a good start and getting
better each time out. Rass is hard
WORKING boy on the drives and deserves
the good totals he scores.
Bill Moran. manager Of the St. Philip s
allevs. IS contented nov. bis indIvlouaI
Showing a four-pin edge over the writer.
An interesting race for the individual
lead IN the Link-Belt League Is bezing
staged By Kenny Ghdewell Roy swltzer
and Stub Matthews. GlideTeu leading az
present With le3 70 Swttzer and MatnsEs
Harry Kernsdv has = comfortabl Lead
over Flash y vnglish for the lead in TIE
Zig -Four Z E4fzae with an average Of l9S
to 49, Des Jean il third place has 154.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20

Indiana scrappers, who, after brav-
ing the cold of Minnesota last Sat-
.urday, where they lost to the Co
pliers, go, will ertrain this week for
Texas to dedicate the new stadium
at Dallas, and watch swarm of
passes certain to be hurled by the
Southern Methodist eleven.
Last weeks performances turned
in by Indiana teams was highly
successful from every angle. Last
week coach Rockne made the state
ment to the press and is alleged to
have made it to his team that the
Irish would get beat by Carnegie
Tech. Well, it seems Rockne has a
way of. blowing up the opposition's
balloon and then administering the
keen -edged knife.
A brisk wind didn't help Indiana's
punters, who are none too hot this
fall. They. repeatedly lost in the
exchanges at Minnesota Saturday.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
State Fans Well Pleased With Play of Big Eleve1

When Ashby fumbled one on his
own twelve-yard line in the open
ing period the way was paved for
Manders, Brocklneyer and Riebeth
to drive for a touchdown, Riebeth
scoring. Ashby, however, was alive
all afternoon as ball carrier and
Jasper's- play at tackle certainly
made Pat Page smile.
Even though Iowa pointed for
Purdue and tried hard to win her
only start against a Big Ten op-
ponent this fall, the Boilernnakers
reached their stride, and, spurred on
by thoughts of '-,eir. 14-13 loss to
Michigan last week swept the Hawk
eyes aside. Risk travelled seventy
nine yards for the. second Boiler
maker score, after he had aided
Horstn1an and Kissell in a fifty
Vineyard march down the field in
the opening quarter. Weaver place
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
BY DICK MILLER

The grid fan who found his pulse
beating rapidly Sunday was en-
deavoring to get it back to a natural
count this week before another
Saturday of fine attractions arrives.
The boys who went to Notre Dame
found themselves thrilled speechless
and returned home bubbling over
with words of praise for Rockne and
his boys after their 21-6 win over
the vaunted Carnegie Tech team.
And at Lafayette next Saturday it
looks like just another such attrac-
ton with Purdue and Wisconsin
meeting. Purdue turned in at 200
win over Iowa last weekend and
Wisconsin registered an intersec-
tional accomplishment by defeating
Pennsylvania, 270.
The well wishes of Hoosier fans
will accompany Pat Page and his
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
CoHett Keeps
Golf Honors

Bu United Press
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2o.-Fior an
other year, Glenna Collett of New
York, every bit a champion, viii
rank as queen of Americas women
golfers as a result of the fifth na-
tional amateur title she won here
Saturday.
There was little drama in her vic
/ tory over Virginia Van VIE Of Chi
cago, 6 and 5, in the final match
The outcome never was in doubt
Miss Van VIE fought from the start
to finish, but she was against Miss
Collett at her best. Miss Collett won
the title in 1922, 1925, 1928, 1928
and 1880.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20

kicked one extra point and Chasey
another. Pope ran seventy yards
for the third Purdue score.
De PauW didn't look so good in
the first three minutes with Illinois
Wesleyan, who scored in that length
of time after march down the
field. Sweazey. registered the touch
down. But the Tigers fought right
back and tied the count in the same
quarter with an offense that was
mostly by Wheaton, who scored.
Neither team could kick the added
point.
sweazey scored again before the
half ended and kicked the point.
From then on in De Pauw was on
the defensive and deserves praise.for
holding the invaders.
"a smashing Franklin offense wore
down the EarIhan1 defense near the
close of the first half Saturday and
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20

The Notre Dame forwards re-
sembled a stone wall against the big,
rugged Carnegie linesmen, and the
Tech warriors got their only touch
down when Dutch Eyth, ninble-
footed Tech half back, slipped inside
right tackle and ran Y yards. Tech
missed the point after touchdown.
The rest of the game the fast
charging, hard-hitting Notre Dame
first line of defense had the Car
negie attack bottled up in its own
territory.
Pitt Looms Strong
Jubilant over the showing of his
young linesmen, Rockne admitted
after the game his team had So
so chance Of going through the sea-
son without defeat.
"We may fold up against a tough
team" said Rockne, "but the way
they played against Carnegie would
have been credit to any eleven I
ever produced"
Notre Dame faces a stiff test this
week Wnen the Irish journey TO
Pittsburgh for their first game away
from home against the undefeated
University of Pittsburgh eleven.
If the Irish survive the Pittsburgh
game, they will not face stern op-
position again until Nov. % when
they encounter Northwestern, pros
pective Big Ten champion, at
Soldiers field, Chicago.
Carideo Is Star
After Northwestern come two
other hard games against Army at
Soldiers field and Southern Cali
fornia at Los Angeles. Prior to the
Northwestern game, Notre Dame
will meet Indiana, Pennsylvania and
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20

the Grizzlies" scored one touch
down. Downey carried it and
Surface kicked the extra point
Coach Roy Til1otson's boys began
where they left off and in the second
half Surface scored one and Rags
dale and Surface kicked two of
three extra points to add 20 points
to the after which Tillotson sent
in reserves, who were able, to hold
the Quakers.
The little Rose Poly team opened
up with a march from nid-fleld
that gave Reed a chance to cross
the Hanover goal line in the first
quarter. Tonetti kicked the extra
point. Hanover put the Engineers
on defensive throughout the game,
but we're unable to score.
Chapman and Piper were too
tough for Valparaiso and Man
chester scored another victory, this
time .27-7.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
Midways Grab i.
City Loop Lead


Trinity Bearcats and Boys Club,
Em-Roe junior football league lead
ers, retained their top positions
Sunday, defeating Tigers, 42 to Z,
and st. Philips, q to 0, respectively.
In other 125-pound loop contests,
Crimson Cubs tripped Wizards. 13
to s, and Assumption A. G. whipped
Riley Cubs, 13 to 8.
Two tie games were played in the
senior division, giving MidWays the
undisputed league lead when they
beat O'Hara Sans, to o. Indian
apolis Cubs were tied by R.. P. .C.s,
Z to Z, and Holy Trinity by o. T.
LIS. 6 to 6. Mollawks trounced
United Cabs, % to 0.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
Southwestern
League Race
Looms Close

BIZ United Press
DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 20.-Ths
melting pot of gridiron experience
has leveled preseason inequalities
in the Southwestern Conference
and made a close race of the PEN
nant grind which had two favorites
before the weekend games.
Unexpected strength was shown
on four fields, and at least two more
teams must be counted in the thick
of the fight. Texas university
snothered Oklahoma Sooners under
a 17-7 score. Southern Methodist.
preseason favorites, had a setback
at the hands of the Baylor elevens
and were tied 14-14.
Texas Christians won a 30 vic-
tory over The Texas Aggies. The
Rice Owls took 7-6 defeat from
Arkansas university.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
Washington State, Stanford
Share Lead In Coast Loop

halted a Montana State rally Just
in time to win, 13 to 6. The team,
which hasn't made an auspicious
start, yet which potentially is one of
the strongest on the coast, is South
ern California. The Trojans lost a
one-point game to Washington
State, but Saturday regained their
old-time form and ran unchecked
against Utah Aggies, 65 to 0.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
Oklahoma and
Kansas Lead
Big Six Group

I KANSAS CITY, oct. 2O.-@Big
Jim Bausch, hefty Kansas full
back beat the Kansas Aggies, IA to
0 almost SINGLE handed last Satur-
day. In the only other conference
game, Nebraska, 1929 champions,
defeated Iowa State, IL to u.
Missouri and Oklahoma met non
conference opponents. Missouri los
ing to the New York university, SO
to 0 at New York, and Oklahoma
losing to Texas, II to z, at Dallas.
Big Six standing:
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20

BIZ United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20.-In
northern California, football center
of the Pacific slope in other days,
the air was purple with pessinism
today, as all admitted that the
years best football is likely to be
played north or south of here.
Stanford eked out a one-touch-
down victory over Oregon State
Saturday, 13 to 7. California lost to
the Olympic Club, 13 to Z, and will
play Washington this week, a
northern team which suffered its
first loss against Oregon Saturday,
7 to 0.
Washington State took it easy
with Gonzaga and won, "A to 0.
Montana, in nonconference tilt,
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
Fagg Brothers of Clinton
in Feature Legion Prelims

Supporting the Harry Dillon
Chuck Burns light heavyweight fea-
ture at the armory Tuesday night,
what looks to be a good prelim caro-
has been lined up, with the especial
interest of the fans centered in the
second appearance here in two weeks
of the fighting Fagg brothers OF
Clinton.
On the opening legion card. John
ny Fagg stopped Johnny Bass of
Cincinnati and on the same pro-
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
TuRNEsA FRO CHAMP

Ba Times SpectdL
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Oct. 49,
Joe Turnesa Of Elnsford, N. Y, to-
day held the Metropolitan profes-
sionaI golf crown following a and
victory over Walter Kozak in the
finals Saturday.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20

of the best backs III the game, and
the promise of great battles to come
on Saturday involving Harvard,
Dartmouth, Army, and Yale.
The big game of the coming week
with bow to those who have al
ma-material affiliations, will be that
between Yale and the Army at New
Haven. The Cadets we're given a
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
GRANGE REGAINs FORM

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 2O.-Red Grange,
former galloping ghost of Illinois.
returned to old-time form on the
gridiron here Sunday when he
sprinted 3S and Is yards for touch
downs in the first period as the
Chicago Bears defeated the Chicago
Cardinals, 1916, in a professional
football game. Grange retired at the
close of the first half
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20

gram Donald Fagg gained a point
win over Otto Atterson.
Tuesday night Johnny. Fagg will
meet Willard Brown of this city in
The eight-round semi -windup, while
Donald takes on Buddy Bezenah Of
Cincinnati. Brown gained a big
following at the armory last season.
Teddy Maranda of Chicago will meet
Howard Mitchell of Cincinnati in
another six-rounder, while two local
feathers, Bob Hoke and Pepper Mar
tin, will battle in four -rounder.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
Independent, Amateur
Football Notes

Riverside Olympics defeated Noblesvine,
Sunday, to o, at Noblesvtlle, registering
their third straight triumph. Olympics
scored in the first five minutes Of play.
Fumbles and penalties cost the Olympics
two other touchdowns. The ball was in
Noolesyille TERRITORY most OF the game.
Olympics challenge Muncie, who played
Anderson, who was defeated by Nohles-
vile, for game next Sunday. Teams de-
string games write or wire HoWdy Stout,
I09 Park avenue Ii. 1927. Practice will
be held tonight at Riverside park and all
players must be on hand at T:3o.
Displaying the best team play Of the
season, st. Pats ran over Greenwood Sun
day at Pennsy park, 48 TO z. Although
St. Pats scored eight touchdowns they
failed 20 make good on a single try for
point Wheatcraft, big full back, crashed
through the irish lire TO score the touch
6 at half time. Early in the second half
Les .Cr1se raced ninety-nine yards for a
touchdown after fumbling q punt and
picking up the ball Cruise scored four
touchdowns. Lowell Todd three and Jess
Hunt one for the winners. Muller end
and Bauer, center, starred for st. Pats.
The Oak Hill Flashes in defeating 1rv-
ington Trotans Sunday. u to 0, made it
two straight in the win column. The
Flashes have not been scored against this
season. All players will report for meet
ing and practice Wednesday al 1880 D. m
The Flashes will play the Christamorss in
the l33-pound class next Sunday at
Brookside No. 2. For November games
with Flashes write Larry Coffee, 6o94
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
NORTHWESTERN MICHIGAN HOLD FAVORITE ROLE
THREE VETS INJURED

BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 2o.-With
three veterans, Jack White, quarter;
Alex Yunevich, full, and George Van
Bibber, tackle, on the sidelines with
shoulder injuries, Purdue today
started preparations for the home
coming encounter next Saturday
with Wisconsin.
White and Van Bibber did not
play against Iowa Saturday and will
be ready to go against the Badgers.
Yunevich also is expected to recov-
er in time TO play.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
Seventeen Matmen If
TomlinSOn Tourney

A full evening Of entertainment.
starting at 8 p m, is on the card
for mat fans at Tonalinson hall to-
night in Jimmie McLemere's light
weight wrestling tournament.
The seventeen contestants will be-
matched by blind drawing at the
ringside and the winners will be
nament.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
Leas Remains
Indiana Pilot

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, oct. 90
Rodney Leas of Petersburg again
will captain the Indiana university
cross-country team Last year he
led the Hoosie-s to the second west
ern conference title in as many
years
Indiana opens its conference
schedule Saturday, oct. Is, at Pur-
due. The remainder Of the sched-
ule follows:
Nov. I-Ectrs Dane, there.
Nov. S-NorthWeztern. here.
Nov 1S-Ohio State. here
NOV. 22-confersncs inset. af ulinois
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20

z. Kazel put a new record single game
score in the book for women bowlers to
shoot at when she rolled an eleven-strike
275. This game also gave her high three-
game total Of the week. GIT.
Team play among the women boWlers
found the Five Good Fellows on top with
a fine total Of 2,595. Giesen Products
rolled 2.514: White Rose Gasoline. 2.455
and Feeney Furniture 2.416.
The first 2o0-scratch singles sweep
STAKES a o. The 81 season 4 was Ton by Jenkins
Sal and a gift of 10. Jacobs was second
with 70l and H. E. Hill third on 6s9. This
meet was put on by Harmon at the Foun-
tain Square alleYs.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
EILER, BROWN sign

Young Eiler, Louisville middle
weight boxer, has been signed 10
meet Norman Brown of Chicago in
the eight-round main event of next
Wednesday nights f1stic card to be-
staged at Tomlinson hall.
The seni-f1nal will bring Kid
Bozo, Negro welterweight against
Ray Hurtz for six rounds.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
cadets no SEE GAME

Bg Times SDecioI
WEST POINT, N. Y. oct. 20
The West Point cadet corps viii at
tend the University of Illinois-Ariny
football game at New York on Nov.
8. it was announced today by Major
General William r. Smith
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
COAST LOOP PLAY0FF

BU Times Special
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2o.-Hol-
lywood and Los Angeles will battle
in a series to decide the Pacific
Coast League baseball title. The
Angels won the first half split sea-
son honors and Hollywood the sec
ond half, the schedule ending Sun
cav. Final standing second half:
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
Saturday H. S. Scores

Nuneie. s: Tech Indianspolisl. O
Kokcrno s. ElWood. s.
Westnelc 14s Noblesy1lle, o.
carmel. IS. Park school tIrcianapolisl. Q.
NEWCASTLE 81: Manual flndlanapoLsl. Q.
Bioomnsld I. Vincennes. 0.
Bosse fEvansvillel. ze: Boorytile, T.
crsspqs Attueks indianapolis. Il
! csntrsi Ts5nsh Esrda. o; Michigan
AfishawRka, 8: Eikhart. 0.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
HooSIER NINE WINS

bU IfTle8 EDfUfut
CINCINNATI, oct. 20. - The
Lawrenceburg (Ind) ssmi-pro nine
Sunday won the championship of
the K. I. o. League by defeating
the Middletown Armcos, 16 to 5, at
Cheviot, neutral diamond, near
here. The Hoosiers won two out
of three in the post-season series.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
TITLE SCRAP WEDNESDAY

? NEW YORK, oct. 2o.-Maxie
RosenbIoom, light heavyweight
champion, today was ready to de-
fend his title Wednesday night at
Madison Square Garden in a ff-
teen-round bout with Able Balm Of
Newark, n. J.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, Oct. 20--The most
striking features of eastern football
thus far have been the utter collapse
of those two old favorites, Navy and
Princeton, the demonstration by
Albie Booth in Yale bowl last
Saturday that he still is probably one
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
Wisconsin Ranks High
But Faces Hard Card
Bruder to Reoin Wildcats Nov ! Michigan, Although
Not as Powerful as Badgers and Purple, Appears
Best Prospect to Finish Season Undefeated.
BY DIXON STEWART
United Press Staf Correspondent

CHICAGO Michigan the
favorite role the title with Northwestern
Wisconsin accorded rating the leagues most powerful teams
Mcgan although entitled to the rating Northwestern
and Wisconsin, have the best Of completing its
competition with clear Wolverines
ference Illinois, Minnesota Chicago Michigan will
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
Saturday Grid Results

Mississippi a. and NJ, 8; Louisiana
State. g.
Montana. IS; Montana state. 6.
Mt. st. Mary's. 3s; Baltimore, o.
Mt Morris. SO: Wheaton. o.
Mt. Union. IS: Oberlin. 0.
Muhlenberg. 7: Dickinson. o.
Nebraska. Il: Iowa State. u.
Nevada, 20; PACIFIC. ls:
New Mexico. 81: New Mexico Mines O.
New York. 3s; Missouri, 0.
Niagara. i9: st. Lawrence. O..
North Dakota. 81: South Dakota
North Dakota state. i2; Morningside. o.
Northwestern. 80; Illinois. o.
Norwich 6: Coast Guard, o..
Ohio university. AZ: western Reserve. 0.
Ohio WESLEYAN. 33: Cincinnati, 0.
olympic Club. IS; California. 7.
Pittsburgh. Il: Syracuse. O.
PRESBYTERIAN IA; Wofford. o.
euanfico 54nlasa'fi MaTines S 5s 81 Atlantc Q.
Randolph Macon. s: Hampden Sydney. Q.
Roanoke O; Richmond. 0.
Rutgers 80: Johns Hopkins Q.
Southern California IS: Utah Aggie. 0.
southwestern Louisiana. l4' MISSISSIPPI
fssporriiTneAeid. 20: Lebanon valley. 0. I
st. Francis. p: slippery Rock, o.
St. Johns IN Y. 6; DIexel. o.
st.n3oad s. o5ad, is: Is 6asaon 6asisSonss state
state Normal (La9- Z; Louisiana COL
'efS fsSwagrthmore. 50; washington college. 6.
Temple. 20: washington and Jefferson, 2.
Texes, II: Oklahoma. 7.
Texas Christian. 8: Texas. A. and N. o.
Trinity, is; Connecticut AsRies. s.
Tuskegee 80: Tslladeza. s.
Tulane al: Birmingham Southern. Q.
Union. 19: Vermont. Z.
Ursinus. ie: Franklin and Marshall, 0.
Vanderbilt q: SpringhiL g..
villanova Z: Boston college. 0.
virginia. 1s: Y. n. I. 0.
Virginia POLY. Z: William and Mary. s.
washington state. "a: GonZags. 0.
Washineton tSt. Louis. "A; west
minister. 0.
WESLEYAN II: Rochester. 0.
Western Maryland. 10: GEORGETOWN; 0.
West virginia Wesleyan. 20. GlenY1le, o.
Williams 65. Hobart. O.
Whining 20: Cedarvtlls. Q.
wisconsin. 27: PennsylTanaa, g.
Yale 2l. Brown. 0.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
NOtre Dame Marches !
Toward National Title
Rockne's Younu Line Proves Powerful Against Husky
Carnegie Forwards and Even Knute Admits 5O-5O
Chance of Finishing Season Unbeaten
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO Oct 2oNre Danes football team is pointing Tor an-
other national championship although the road may De rocky
Knute Rokne roughdes seem likely to climb once more 70 te
1929 hardly
doubt Rokne 1880 the line and that vanished
Saturday when Notre Dame scored smashing 2o6 victory over Ca-
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
Paciic coast conference standings.
SOLDIER GRTnDERS TOsF

=, -A1Ao ~ <.AASADD1Aec LOSL
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20.-The
west coast Army gridders were no
match for st. Ignatius college here
Sunday, the collegians winning, 20
to 3.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20
Bio Ten at a Glance
SANDING

LAST WEEKS RESULTS
Northwestern. 50: Illinois, o.
Michigan. IS. Ohio state, 0.
Purdue. 30: Iowa. 0.
Minnesota. s. Indiana. Q.
Wisconsin, -. PennSylvani2. O men
florida. IS: Chicago. o tnon-conference
gdnel.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-20

THIS WEEKS CANES
tConferencel
wisconsin at Purdue.
Illinois at Michigan.
Non -Conferencel
Mississippi az Chicago.
Centre et Northeastern.
Indiana at Southern Nethodist-
Minnesota. lows snd OHIO state nave
cren dates,