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to have. represented ives present there at
o'clock Saturday night.
Holy Trinity Athletic Club will have
three basket teams in the field this sea-
son. seniors, juniors and Bearcats. Juniors
VIII play. IN 1S-year- old class and Bear
cats in 16-vear-old division. Games are
now being booked for the three teams.
Games by senior and junior fives are de-
sired for Sunday. Nov. %. Write John
Powell, 2159 West Sixteenth street.
= New Palestine Red Birds have organized
Tor the season. Red Birds have PLAYED
IN the last six state tournaments. They
wish to book games with outstanding state
teams. Write manager of Red Birds. Box
81. New Palestine. Ind.
Crimson Cubs will practice Saturday at
? p m az Pennsy gym. Following players
report: Mulch, Princeu C. Jia-d F.
Lloyd. Knipe, Clifton. Golden, Nef. Lay
cock, kricS Davenport. Bourke raennea-
nett. Jackson, Taylor. Sellers Thomas.
Pape, Agan, Thames and McNelly.
Mohicans want games with basket teams
in the l30-pound class that have access to
gyme. Call Marion Disbrough, Cherry
6224-R. between and 6 D. m.
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Two accomplishments, which 10
cal business men and football fans
long have hoped to see materialize,
today appeared we'll on the road to
success through the Cathedral
Shortridge high school game,
Thanksgiving day at 1890 a. m. in
Butler bowl This game, which is
to create a fund which in turn will
find jobs for men who do not seek
charity, but are suffering from I'M
employment, naturally causes the
indianapolis Legion of the Cham
Der of Commerce and the committee
on unemployment to strive for a
sell-out
The other desire held by the
Young Mems Club Of Indianapolis
and Butler university officials who
have donated the use of the bowl,
is to see the huge arena filed to
$4,000 capacity, which would be the
largest football crowd ever to wit
ness a game in this part of the
state.
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Big Ten Grid Season Reaches
Climax With Two Big Games

place in event of setback for both
of the other leaders.
Standings of the three contenders
are:
Team w. L. Remaining Big Ten
Northwestern 4 Wisconsin
Michigan ..... Minnesota g. Chicago
Purdue ....4 Indiana
Michigan and Purdue should be
able to coast through their final
games with Chicago and Indiana
respectively on Nov. %, but this
weeks feature games promise real
competition.
Northwestern and Michigan are
favored to win, with Michigan ap-
parently facing the more difficult
assignment.
The Michigan Minnesota game
marks the renewal of q competition
dating back to pre- conference days
and although Michigan holds the
edge during the all-time series Min
nesota always has been a dangerous
opponent and battles for the historic
little brown Jug has produced
some of the vests finest gridiron
classics.
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Independent, Amateur
Football Gossip

Holy Trinity A. C.s will play the No
hawks at WASHINGTON park Sunday after
noon IN CITY senior league game and the
trinity Bearcats viii battle the Crimson
Cubs in a junior league contest. The
prominent INDEPENDENT eleYens. Riverside
Olympics and College Cubs. also viii meet
az the ball park on the same program
Starting time for each game will be en-
bounced later. Friday night the Trinity
Bearcats will practice at $50 and the A
C.s viii drill at 7:3o. AL players must
be present.
Feature grid play bv Ball. Clarke and
defeat St. Joes. 10 to 0. Spades eleven
IS undefeated this season. For games eall
Cherry 1880 after $50 D. m. and ask for
Oak Hill Flashes viii practice Friday
report. The Flashes. have established a
winning record and desire a game with a
team having a record above the AVERAGE
FOR game THANKSGIVING dav at Brook
sioe feld No. /. Flashes also have open
GATE Nov; 50. Address Larry Coffee. eos
Wizards and Tiers. north sid. rivals.
nual game starting at 1880 Followine
PLAYERS report for PRACTICE Saturday at
l o'clock. Rohr. Doll Bevan. Burke.
Metealfe. LAUDER. MONTGOMERY. Sims.
Raisens. Peolow, Rivers, Stalker Clousin.
lnnen ard krahenielS.
Crimson Cubs will work out Thursday
night at Golden Hill in preparation for
SUNDAYS game with Trinity. Trinity man
Cubs at Ia. 1911. ASK Tor Russell after
0 =. ma
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TRINITY LADS SHINE

In an exciting contest between
grade school grid teams, Coach
Pockovic's Holy Trinity lads de-
feated st. Patrick warriors, IA to
10, and retained the lead in the
city parochial league.
Trailing for three quarters, Holy
Trinity braced and scored two
touchdowns in the last eight min
utes of play. Sylvester Bait car
RED over both Trinity markers and
also added the extra points.
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Cruising in Sportland
WITH EDDIE ASH .

EA getting gobs publicity Brooklyn
the city that the draft City
The stalwa pitcher Arkansas find it back to
his hogcang satisfy Flatbuh
scbes have much describing the splitting yell that
put Pea Ridge the headlines during his early days the A A. Man
Robinson thinks he drafting will
the big fellow personal attention spring Ridge
and him job
in the majors He is not the clown people think
performers coaching lines,
and Al Schach comedy had falling out the October
themselves
o he profits.
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NET LEAGUE OPENING

The Bankers Insurance Basket
ball League will open tonight with
three games at the East Tenth M.
E. gym, Keystone avenue and East
Tenth street This six-club loop has
a schedule running ten weeks, play
ing every Thursday, and COMPETE
ton for the pennant is expected to
be close among the ell-matched
teams. Schedule tonight:
7:S0-Reserve Loan Life VS.. Ironwood
8:sO-Fletcher Trust VS.. De Molay.
9:30-Apprentice Printers VS.. American
Central Life.
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Cathedral in
Pep Session

Cathedral high school seniors and
the school band planned a pep ses~
sion on the Circle today to work up
enthusiasm and interest in the I'M
employed benefit grid game with
Shortridge at Butler bowl Thanks
giving morning.
The student activities committee
of Cathedral and the Chamber of
Commerce co-operated in the hold
ing of today's downtown cheerfest.
Letter awards for Cathedral grid
warriors for this season have been
announced as follows:
Frank sites. John Kelly. Captain John
McCreary. Emmett Fromhold. James Wulle.
Pat Fisher. Mike Grannon. Raw Wurtz
and Mike Garvey. seniors Russ Sweeney.
Nick Conner. John Ashcraft. Tom McCor
mick. John Ford. Jim Gaughan. Don Elan
nagan. ANDY Weidekamp. Bob O'Neal and
oscar Barry, juniors Ed O'Connor and
Bernard Breen. sophomores; Joe Beck.
manager.
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Chicago and
Illinois Seek
Big Ten VIII

BIZ United Press
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Nov. 13.-With
a victory over Chicago necessary to
avoid the 1880 season being the
poorest of zuppke's regime, Illinois
is working harder than at any time
this year.
The Illini have genuine respect
for Chicago's passing attack, but
with all the regulars back in ac-
ton are confident of victory.
CHICAGO, Nov. 13-The "flanker"
pass, Chicago's neglected offensive
weapon, is being revived this week
for use in Saturdays game with ILL
nois. Return of Bernie Wien, pass
snagging end, and improved tossing
by Paul Stage and Birney have re-
neWed the Maroons' hopes of scoring
their first Big Ten victory of the
year against Illinois.
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Northwestern Drops Plan to
Change Irish Tilt TO Chicago

ment was accompanied by pro-
poSal:
To advance 500 900 to the state commits
sion on unemployment and relief.
To move the 1881 Northwestern Eotre
Dame game, scheduled at Notre Dame
stadium, to Soldier Field
To take cut Northwestern and Notre
DANES share in the proceeds Of the 1881
game, the amount of money which a
maximum seat sale at Notre Danes $1,000
capacity stadium would bring. with the
difference between the maximum receivable
at South Bend and the receipts at Soldier
Field to be given to CHARITY after North
Westerns 100000 is returned.
The offer to advance the 100000
is contingent on the Big Ten faculty
committee giving permission for
transfer of the 1881 game, on Notre
Danes agreement to the shift and
on the obtaining of free rent for
the use Of the field for the game.
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By United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-The 1880
Big Ten season will reach its climax
Saturday with games between Mich
igan and Minnesota and Northwest
ern and Wisconsin. The two games,
involving the only remaining I'M
defeated title contenders, are ex-
pected to decide the conference
championship.
Victories for Michigan and North
western virtually will assume a tie
for honors, while a defeat for one
or both would give the Big Ten an
undisputed champion, with Purdue
having a chance to ease into first
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Bu United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-Plans for
raising charity funds through the
Notre Dame Northwestern football
game, November %, were aban-
doned today, but charity
fund of 100000 to be raised by a
similar game in 1881 will be made
available Immediately if an offer
made by Northwestern university is
accepted.
Northwestern officials announced
it would be a physical impossible
ity" to arrange transfer of the
Nov. % game from Dyche field to
Soldier stadium, where receipts from
10000 excess seats over Dyche sta
dium's $4,000 capacity would have
gone TO charity. The announce
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3 Greyhound
Players Leave

Weakened by the loss Of three
star players who left school, Indiana
Central today resumed work for the
game at Muncie Saturday with Ball
Teachers college. 1t was learned
Wednesday that Boone, tackle; T.
Smith, quarter back, and York
guard, all first-year regulars, had
left the squad. New plays were
practiced during a scrimmage ses-
sion on Wednesdays program.
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TWO MAT BOUTS SIGNED

Two finish wrestling matches will
top Monday nights mat bill at
Tonlinson hall. Blacksmith Pedigo,
Louisville. will slash with Freddie
Kuppfer, OWenSboro. KY. and Merle
Dolby. Columbus, o., will tackle
Floyd Byrd, Evansville. Both bouts
viii be for the best two out OF three
falls with two-hour tsne limit.
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Rarneses "
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
ATEW YORK, Nov. 13.-With
IN no trumpets to herald his
approach and with his shaggy
head draped unceremoniously
over the tailboard of a rickety
truck, Rameses ", successor
to Rameses III, as mascot of
the undefeated Fordham eleven,
arrived at the university
Wednesday.
Rameses Tvs rescue from the
slaughter house was effected
after a pack Of tramp dogs had
set upon Rameses III and sent
him wherever good and faith
full rams go.
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Long Wait

Bu Times Special
UNIVERSITY. Ala, Nov. 10.
~ University of Alabama
has one football coach who
never has seen the Crimson
Tide play a regular scheduled
contest. He is Tiny Hewitt, for
mer Army full back and cap
tain. who drills the Crimson
back field.
After working with the
'Bama backs four nights a
week, Hewitt packs his razor
and toothbrush and tricks here
and there over the south scout-
ing Alabama opponents.
Tiny Is eagerly awaiting
Thanksgiving day, for he will
see Alabama play the Georgia
Bulldog eleven. There are no
more games after that.
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WABASH STARS OUT

BIZ Times SDeciqi
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Nov
13.-With the exception of Nelson
and Engle, who may be kept on the
sidelines by injuries received in the
Centre game, Wabash grid squad is
in shape for the tilt with Franklin
here Saturday.
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Independent Basket News

Tonight at the East Tenth street gym.
keystone avenue and Tenth street. ap-
prentice printers VIII Dry the lid of their
basket season, opposing American Central
strong squad, composed OF former high
school and Independent stars. including
a; G. Andrews, F. Andrews, Weilman. Ely,
Stretch" Whitney. Two other games
complete the card. First at 730.
Teams desiring to enter the 1915
pound net league at Christamore house
SOP North fremont street. are requested
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BAXTER HANGS UP WIN

Superior boxing and infighting
brought a point victory to Charlie
Baxter over Red Holloway in the
main 60 of eight rounds at ToInlin-
son hall Wednesday night. Other
results:
Allan Watson outpolnted Johnny Muir
phv. Soldier Coolsby defeated Woooie
Burch: Bob Moore knocked out z. 0. Me-
lett: Johnny Cash beat Apbie Burcn a
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City Rivals
Await Tilt

Tech and Washington, city series
rivals, were to wind up practice to-
day for their clash Friday which
has been changed from Washington
field to Washington ball park. The
Continentals need the victory over
the Tech eleven to cop the city
public high school title.
A lengthy drill against Tech plays,
demonstrated by reserves and fresh
men, wound up the west siders'
strenuous work Wednesday, while
the Tech varsity scrimmaged
against scrubs.
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Rocco Scores
Decisive Win

BIZ Times Special
TORONTO, Nov. 13.-Marty Gold
Philadelphia, recent winner over
Frenchie Belanger, Canadian fly
weight champ, in a nontitle bout
lost on points to Steve Rocco, local
fyweight, in ten rounds here
Wednesday night. It was Rocco's
first battle after a long absence from
the ring and his victory was de-
ciSive.
Gold weighed 1874 and Rocco
113. F1yweight title poundage is 112.
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26 ROUNDS ON CARD

Twenty-six rounds of boxing,
topped by the six-round event be-
tween George Craig and Billy
Rhodes, heavyweights, will be pre-
scented on the weekly thin-dime card
at Riverside Friday. Craig, for
merly of Fl. Harrison. has won
seven straight starts. five of them
by knockoutS. The four-round pre-
lin bill includes.
Lefty Nicholson vs.. RAY Drake; Charlie
Boyee vs.. Ruhe Sexton. Eddie Thompson
vs. Art Smith: Doggie Nolan vs.. Lester
Prather: Young Groggs VS.. Ken Farthing.
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100000 FIELDHOUSE

CHICAGO. Nov. 13.-Plans for a
100000 fleldhouse at the University
Of Chicago were announced Wednes-
day night at the annual Chicago
alumni club dinner.
The f1eldhouSe will provide ia
cilitieS for all intercollegiate teams,
freeing Bartlett gym for the schools
intramural program.
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SPIVEY, COOLER MEET

Lou Spivey and Harry Cooler are
scheduled to clash in a second
round match of the state three
cushion billiard tourney at Coolers
parlors tonight.
In Wednesdays match Harry
Rubens trounced Leo O'Connor, so
TO 81, in an eighty-four-inning
match Each had a high run of 8.
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LoNDos TAKES BOUT

bB UHtted PfeeS
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 13.-Jimny Lon
dos, one of the heavyweight mat IT,
tie claimants, defeated Rudy Dusek
Of Memphis here Wednesday night,
body slam fall bringing victory to
the former
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Burke Cops
Open H0n0rs

2 j P 'iSfa N. C., Nov. 49,
Billy Burke, Greenwich, Conn,
pro, turned in 74-71-145 WedneS-
day to win the eleventh annual mid
south individual golf championship
after holly contested finish among
veteran and new professionals.
Emmett French, Youngstown, o.;
Mike Turnesa of Elmsford, N. Y,
and Tommy Armour, Detroit, tied
for second with ATS.
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N. D. Expects
Hard Battle

BIZ United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 49,
Although Notre Dame, on the basis
Of it's record this season, is ex-
pected to win handily Saturday in
its final home game with Drake,
the Iowans have thrown more than
one scare into the Irish in the past,
and Coach Rockne plans to use his
regulars.
The entire squad returned to
work Wednesday after q two-day
layof for exams and was given a
long drill on fundamentals.
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LOUGHRAN SIGNED
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-King Lee
whisky, Chicago slugger, has been
matched with Tommy Loughran
former world light heavyweight
champion, for a ten-round bout at
Chicago stadium Nov. 81.
The winner will be paired with
Jimmy Slattery of Buffalo, who
lost questionable decision to Lee
whisky last week, for bout in De-
cen1ber.
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SAINTS PLAY WESTFIELD

st. Pats and Westfield viii clash
at the Pennsy park Sunday N a
same which promises to be one o.
the best grid battles of the year.
st. Pats have won six games. The
Westfleld eleven is a combination
Of ex-college stars and former high
school players under the coaching
Of william Frost.
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Blue Ends
Hard Drills
Coach Bell Encouraged by
Butler Showing in
Practice.

Buffers Bulldogs were to engage
in their final strenuous workout to-
day in preparation for the renewal
of football activities with Purdue at
Lafayette Saturday.
Coach Bell, encouraged by the
showing of his squad in practice, an
nounced that the team would be in
the best shape of the season for
their second Big Ten game.
Blocking and tackling were
stressed in Wednesdays drill and
scrimmage. After the workout to-
day, the Blue squad will have only
a signal drill Friday.
BIZ United Press
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 13.-Pur-
dues varsity is having a holiday this
week prior to their final game with
Indiana, NOV. %, while the re-
serves are being drilled for Satur-
days nonconference game with
Butler. Coach Kizer plans to use
the reserves during the greater part
of Saturdays game.
The reserve lineup which Kizer
has been using includes Moon and
Bateman, ends; Helnler and Bos-
we'll, tackles: Fassler and Janecek
guards; Sherlock, center; Keegan
quarter; Walbert and Dornte, halves
and Huguenard, full.
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Braves Obtain
Catcher BO6l
By United Press

By United Press
BOSTON, Nov. 13.-Boston Braves
have purchased Catcher Albert Bool
from the Pittsburgh Pirates. Bool
batted 1852 in seventy-seven games
last year.
Bool was obtained by the Pirates
from Baltimore of the International
League in 1929 after he had batted
.345 and accounted thirty-one home
runs in that loon.
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for the boks when she used nine strikes to
score i69 in her first game.
This weeks series Of the Women's So
cial League, on the Hotel Antlers alleys
were one-sided, Five Good Fellows. United
Tire. White Rose Gas and FeeneY Furni-
ture. taking three from Giesen Products.
Peerless. Romstohk Candy and Indian
spolis Medical Glass Five Good Fellows
tossed in the feature series. scoring 2 522
with g 9le finish. every member going over
the 500 mark.
Ownie Bush pilot of the Chicago White
Sox. was an interested spectator. during
the. Indianapolis League play Wednesday
night. Bush is an ardent fan and a star
bowler.
The newly organized Eight-Club Ladies
League rolling under the banner of Smith
Hassler and Sturm. opened their season
on the Illinois alleys Wednesday night
The ChrisneY Radio team has accepted
the challenge of the Wheeler lunch for
a home and home match. Games will be
rolled early in December.
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MANUAL SQUAD READY

New plays were to be rehearsed
in the final ligh workout at Man
ual today as the Red and White
eleven prepared for their final game
Of the season Friday against Brazil
at Delavan Smith field. The south
siders are in top condition for the
tilt.
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this fall, Wheaton picked up a
lot from watching Grange Last
Saturday he was the big snow in
De Pauw's % to 7 victory over
Boston university at Beantown.
While Wheaton was running
wild, his tealnmate. Arson, was
doing his bit, clicking off yards
and running interference for
Wheaton. Arson plays full back.
These two stalwarts of the Tiger
back field will meet real test
Saturday when De Paw tackles
Manchester at Greencastle. Mel
ther team has been defeated by
state opponent, each losing a close
game to an out-of- state foe.
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Governor Gets
Charity Tickets

81 United Press
ANN ARBOR. Mich. Nov. l3.-
Forty thousand tickets for the Mich
igan-C Chicago charity football game
we're turned over to Governor Fred
w. Green today by the Michigan
athletic board for distribution
throughout the state. Sale Of a
like number is anticipated here, in
dicating that the stadium will be
filed for the game.
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OHIO PASSER OUT

bU JWittU FItN6
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 13.-Dave
Chick, pass throwing half back and
only remaining casualty on Ohio
States football squad, will be I'M
able to play against Pittsburgh Sat-
urdaY.
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News Of Local Ten Pin FASTENERS
. RY LEFTY LEI

Don't forget Central States entries close
Nov. Is at midnight.
Indiana Women's League play on the
Indiana alleys. resulted in a three-game
win for Real SILK. Nehi, Marot Shoe Shop
and B. and O.. over ,Gray-Gribben and
GRAY. P and E.. Harlan Insurance and
Stanley Jewelrv. and a two-game win for
Baker Lunch. Roepke Floral and Coca Cola;
from Standard Grocery. Phoenix Press and
We Wee. Bunch and Shea we're the only
girls to reach the 500 mark. having 537 and
SIS respectively. Alice Shea pulled one
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7RENTNER REPORTED LOST II
Injury Will
Keep Star Back Out
Soph Ace of Northwestern Attack and Accurate PSSer to
Miss Wisconsin and Notre Dame Tits,
Haney Reports.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
Inifed Press STAT Corresnondent

CHICAGO 13-Norhweserns hopes winning
championship completing the football undee
the time
Pug pound passer will able
% play this
Rentnr injured his shoulder two weeks when he tackled Jack
believed
against Wisconsin Saturday and certainly against
Noe Nov. o.