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The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
CrOnin and
Terry Gain
Top HOnors
By United Press

By United Press
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-Joe Gro
min, washington Senators shortstop,
and Bill Terry, first baseman of the
New York Giants were voted the
most valuable players in their re-
spective leagues in the annual poll
of sports writer's conducted by the
Sporting News.
In announcing the selections to-
day, the Sporting News said Cronin
received So out of a possible Ga
points and Terry At.
Frankie Frisch, second baseman
of the st. Louis Cardinals, was close
behind Terry in the National
League with 43 points, and Hack
Wilson was third with Al.
In the American League Al Sim
mons Of the Athletics followed
Cronin with As points, then Charley
Gehringer, Detroit second baseman,
with 81.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
Grid
Coach Quits
for Business

BU United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-"My ten
week vacations to coach Harvard
football teams are over. I won't go
back next year." Arnold Horween,
Harvard's head football coach, said
today.
when 1 first went down there it
was understood that it was for only
a. year or two, but somehow I've
gone back every season. 1 can't play
hockey from business any longer"
Horween, who had a successful
career as player and coach of Har-
yard teams, has done his coaching
during vacations from his fathers
leather tannery. During his five
seasons as coach, Harvard won
twenty games, lost seventeen and
tied three.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
Cruising in Sportland
WITH EDDIE ASH

CCORDG to the word passed around the league
n CBubbes)
Red Sox The boys guessing because
Quinn has appointed pilot delaying announcement until the
American League winter meeting Muddy mentioned for
the perth frequently but Washington couldn't
ogeer on deal Hargrave ST.
neat o the Yankees taking him for relief
nents said the time good lob because Of the
bad break in losing out at St Paul. he resides
M XII Cuyer speed of the National Ieaue
but the Cub ouelder learned it swift car
on cngan highways John speeding
and cost Xxi XII ten bucks when at Battle Greek
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26

DUE to the influence on the
~ screen of cheap literature, a
fantasy seems to have grown up in
business that secretaries are dan
gerous-particulsrly blonde secre-
taries-and when a man, grown
weary of drudgery, petitions assist
snce he is looked upon with mixed
feelings of an. semer} and sus-
pioion.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
Basketball

A slight change in times has been made
in the schedule for the Circle City League
Friday night. Indianapolis Marrons tackle
G. d J. reserves at 1880. Flanner & Bu-
chanan plav Indianapolis Engraving Com
pany at $3.50 and Flashes meet Banquet Ice
Cream at $50.
Brightwood Tigers desire games with
teams playing in the 14-16-Year-old class
who have access to GYMS. St. Philips
Riverside. Brookside, Flying Dutchmen
notice Call Cherry 6746. between and
p. m.
Brightwood Tiger Cubs desire games
with teams in the IO-13-year-old class Call
Cherry 6748. between 5 and 6 p. m.
ANDERSON-Kappa Alpha Phi cage
team has organized again and desires
games. with state teams on a home-and-
nome basis. Write L. W. Crozier, 345 West
Fifth street Anderson.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
Underwood
Lost tOBlue
North Side Rivals on Edge
for Benefit Battle
Thursday.

Shortridge and Cathedral grid
men were to get their first snow
tests today in final workouts for
their benefit battle at Butler bowl
here Thursday morning at 10:3O.
The northside rivals have had only
light workouts all week, and signal
drills today we're to put on the
final touches.
The slippery gridiron and pigskin
is expected to make little difference
in the comparative strength of the
rivals. In weight, they appear to
be evenly matched, while both have
employed spinner plays extensively
in previous contests. Passes also
have been used considerably by
both elevens.
Loss of Underwood, speedy half
back, was reported in the Short
ridge camp today Underwood re-
ceived an injured ankle in the Tech
contest last week and his place will
be taken by HeSselgrave, with
Thompson, Bulleitt and Stewart
rounding out the ball-carrying
quartet A skull drill was the only
workout given the Blue squad by
Coach Goldsberry Tuesday.
Coach Joe Dienhart has reported
his Irish eleven in top shape. Ca
thedral will be attempting to
strengthen its claim to the all-city
title. The Irish have beaten Wash
lngton, city public school cham
plons, but we're held to a tie by
Shortridge, who in turn lost to
Washington.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
COAST GRID TILT OFF

By United Press
LOS ANGELES, Nov, 26.-The
University of Southern California
has declined to meet st. Mary'S COL
lege in post-season football game
in San Francisco for the benefit Of
a children's hospital.
st. Mary'S had refused to come
here for charity game, having
previously promised to play for the
hospital. U. S. G. will not decide
until after Thanksgiving what other
team to invite here Dec. 20. Uni
versity of Utah is the leading team
under consideration.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
Blue 'TwO-in-One' Star
one of the out

One of the out
standing prep grid
stars of the city
will be seen in
action at Butler
BOWL Thursday
when Bob Stew
art, Shortridge's
versatile veteran,
faces the powerful
Cathedral eleven
in the I'm a d e
work" benefit tilt.
S t e W art, W h o
operates at full
b a ck on ofense
and at end on de-
fense, shines at
both positions and
re C e n t1y W a S
n a m e d all-city
end by The Times.
AS a leather IL g
ger, he is one of
the hardest in the
Blue back field to
stop, as Hnemen
of city and state
eleVens who have
opposed d h e
northsiders will
testify. A large
crowd is expected
to with e SIS the
battle between the
city rivals.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
By United Press

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 26.-The
Washington Cougars were favored
today in their football game against
Villanova Thanksgiving, proceeds of
which will go to the unemployment
relief fund
There is no stage fright evident
on the Villanova campus, however.
Head Coach Harry Stuhldreher, one
of Knute Rockne's famous -Four
Horsemen, has a smart, fighting
team. In knowledge of the funda-
mentals Of the game they are on a
par with any eleven. Their only
handicap against the Cougars will
be weight.
Fans who turn out for the uil-
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
Independent, Amateur
Football Notes

st. Philip Boys Club will close its grid
ing Amigos. undefeated in seven contests.
Saints upset Spiv Balls previously un-
neaten team last Sunday. Among the
amigos are Brinkworth. guard; Barr, full.
and Captain Ray Monaghan. brilliant
passing and running back. Amigos have
scored 1l2 points to opponents 21.
Irvington Trojans football team will
meet Ft: Harrison Field Artillery eleven
THANKSGIVING day at 2:30 at Irwin field
Oak Hill Flashes will battle the EIe-
plants next Sunday at Brookside park
.neld No. 2. at 2:30. Both teams are
and il the Flashes win they will challenge
the Christamores. Oak Hills defeated Mid
being featured by Zimmerman's Seward
run for touchdown on a kickoff Ayres
and Hastings were other stars for the
winners.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
BREWER PRExY Welded
~ Times gpeciol


MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 26.-Miss
Florence Killilea, president Of the
Milwaukee Brewers Of the An-eri-
can Association, was married mere
Tuesday to DR.. NJ. H. Boley. They
left Immediately for the east and
Montreal, where Mrs. Boley will
represent her club at the minor
league convention early in Decem-
her
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 26.-Rival foot
ball teams of oregon State college
and West Virginia university were
scheduled for final practices here
today in preparation for Thursdays
charity gridiron carnival.
The westerners and mountaineers
are scheduled to meet i'll the col
legiate game Of a double header at
Soldier Field for the benefit of
Shriners' hospitals for crippled
children.
Teams selected from former No.
tire Dame and Northwestern stars
will meet in preliminary game at
10 a. m. and the combined bill is
expected to attract more than $4,000
spectators, with a profit of approx
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
SOUTHPORT KEEPS BUSY

Two games face the Southport
high school net team this week, to-
night against Veedersburg at South
port gym and Friday night against
Warren Central at Warren gym. The
curtain game tonight will start at
7:15. The Cardinals are in good
shape for the early battles.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
80 Rounds on
Hall Program

There viii. be thirty rounds Of
boxing offered at Tomlinson hall to-
night, with Red Holloway meeting
Charlie Baxter in the main event of
eight stanzas. The semi-windup
will be six rounds between Pat Ken
ney and K. o. Brown. The four
prelim matches will be four-round
affairs, first at $3.50. A battle-royal
will close the nights program.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
MCLarnin Out of Ring
for Three Months
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Jimmy
McLarnin, welterweight, will do no
more fighting for at least three
months, Pop Foster, his manager,
told the United Press.
Jimmy has bad fracture of his
right thumb" Foster said. 'It's in
splints now and it will be three
weeks before we can take off the
splints.''
McLarnin hopes to have a return
engagement with Billy Petrolle,
Fargo IN. d. lightweight, who
scored a decisive victory over Jimmy
last Friday night. While he respects
Petrolle, Foster believes that you
can throw that fight out" because of
the fractured thumb sustained by
Jimmy early in the bout.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
Cooler Cops
Close Match

A rally in the late innings gave
Harry Cooler a so to 49 victory over
Neal Jones in a bitterly-fought
match in the state three-cushion
billiard tourney Tuesday night.
At the halfway mark, Jones led
by four points, but Cooler came back
to run out the match in the seventy
third frame. Jones had high run of
six, and Cooler five. Louis Spivey,
undefeated in four starts, faces
Harry Baldwin tonight.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
Named
Yale Captain

81 Ur,tsd Press
NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. 20
Albis Booth, for two years star
quarter back of the Yale football
team, will captain the squad in
1891. His selection took place at
the annual football banquet last
night.
Booth, who is % years Of age and
weighs 145 pounds, is a Junior. His
home is in New Haven. In his
freshman year at Yale Booth cap
tanned the football, baseball and
basketball SQUADS.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
KirShbaurns to
Oppose Turks

The Kirshbaum basketball team
under Glen F. Kline, will hold its
final practice session at 2::3O Thurs
day afternoon against the Kirsh-
baum Bulldogs, junior team.
klrshbaums open their season
Sunday afternoon at their own gym
against Indianapolis Turks, the
Bulldogs facing Buddies Club in a
curtain-raiser. Coach Kline's team
includes such stars as Nate Kauf-
man, Harris Stein, Bay Feldman.
Abe Goldsmith, Joe Sering, Seymon
Brodsky and Bernie LIE Frack.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26

RU ItWeS SpecsQk
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-The war
IN horse of the little fellows, Bud
Taylor, Terre Haute, will be on
the short end of the betting here
Friday when he takes on Fidel La
Barba, California featherweight.
The coast lad is 7-to-5 choice. In
a previous meeting La Barba won
decisively on points, despite the
fact Taylor had him on the floor
once.
Fight experts figure La Barba is
headed for the feather title and
they don't believe the Hoosier vet
eran has enough steam left to
bother Fidel. At any rate Taylor
has announced he will retire if de-
feated Friday. He has been taking
on all comers for eleven years and
he is battered as a result of many
hard bouts.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
Turner Meters
Face Lanterns

South Side Turner's will meet one
of the outstanding state teams in
their opening game of the season
next Sunday at 3 p. m, when the
strong Morgantown Green Lanterns
come here with their strongest line
up in years.
The Turner netters, which include
Kelly, Caskey, Hodges, FRANKIE,
Babe Christopher, Thompson and
Kurt, have been drilling for six
weeks and appear in excellent con-
dition. They will go through their
final tapering off tonight at p. m
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
Butler to
Go North
Eight Bulldogs to Close
College Careers in
Marquette Tilt.

Butler Bulldogs were scheduled
to leave for Milwaukee today, where
they will tackle the unbeaten Mar
quette eleven Thursday in a
Thanksgiving day feature battle.
Coach Bell sent his squad through
a final lengthy workout Tuesday,
stressing new plays which the
blue warriors will use against the
strong northerners.
Marquette has won seven games,
a scoreless tie with Detroit univer-
versity and seven points scored by
Creighton being the only barriers to
a perfect record. In the eight con-
tests Marquette has scored 100
points to opponents seven, defeat
ing Lawrence, Grinnell, Drake, Ri
pom, Creighton, Boston college and
Iowa.
Coach Frank j. Murray has a vet
eran club and has risked no letdown
for the Bulldog tilt. He plans to
start his regulars, with Fitzgerald
and Mcqueen at ends; Dornof and
Andrews, tackles; King and Wendt,
guards, and Bultman, center.
McElligott is expected to start at
quarter, with Sisk or Brosseau Ron
zani or Ellitt at halves. Francis
Deig, former North Vernon Qnd)
star, who prepped at Jasper acad-
emy, will start at full back. He
is ranked as one of the outstanding
ball luggers in the midwest.
Eight seniors will play their
final game for Butler in the Mar
quette encounter. They are:
Harold Templeton. Newcastle tackle:
Hubert (Curly) Hinchman. Greenfield, half
black: Edwin Allen. Westf1eld full back:
Walter Johnson, Indianapolis, guard;
Carlyll Bauermeister. Indianapolis, center;
James Puett.- Logansport, center, Craw-
ford Yeazel. Indianapolis. half back: Cleo
I11-vT- al dc ~
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
Hanley Denies
Coast Offer
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 26.--"I have not
received an offer to become football
coach at California university"
Coach Dick Hanley of Northwestern
university, told the United Press
today. "I know nothing of the
rumors that I'm under considera-
ton to succeed "Nibs" Price at the
coast school and haven't given the
matter any thought"
Hanley is not under signed con-
tract at Northwestern but is re-
ported to have verbal agreement
extending until 1885.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
RIPPLE FIVE IN ACTION

Castleton high school and Broad
Ripple will meet tonight in bas-
ket struggle at the John Strange
gym: Reserve teams will open the
action at 7:15. Ripple's first string
lineup will include Ferguson and
Lee, forwards; Oyey, center; Muir
barger and Nelson, guards.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
Army Underrated by
NOtre Dame Backers
Cadets Have Same Line Which Held 1929 Irish Eleven,
Assisted by Speedy Ball Carriers; Record
Crowd to See Battle.
BY DIXON STEWART
United Press STAFF Correspondent

CHICAGO &C unbeaten united
Notre squad campaign
gdron championship Soldier field Saturday against
much dangerous than indicated by the
prevailing betting odds of to the Irish
universally the expected at
tribute Notre
drawing powers.
great majority fortunate ticket holders anticipate Nore
third string
of the face surprise Army plays
the football it capable of producing
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26


Central states meet. the Hoffman Tire.
Euclid Recreation, Ed Linzs quintet:
last week. the Hoffman Tire taking the
odd game by rolling a three-game total Cf
1883. In the last game the Euclid boys
scored 1.141.
Another mixed doubles sweepstakes will
be rolled on the St. Philip alleys next sun
day evening. the first squad taking the
Casady Fuel continued their winning
streak during the ST. Philip No; League
play on the east side drives, taking three
ers also won three games from Coca Cola.
as the outlaw and Keisen Products took two
Joe Michaelis led the individual list with
a three-game total of $40 Hugh Harrigan
had sos; Gastineux, COZ, and II. Barrett.
sol.
z. Gagel tossed in a 245 game to feature
the Holy Trinity Ladies League contests.
Splits won three games from Fouls. as
Strikes took two from Spares.
Willis coval. president of the Union
Title Co. vas an interested spectator
OTgr and hf Fh qHfn cones @ O tbe
Don Johnson staged his usual good game.
win I'i With counts ;' Of iss: Ssi and nd S3s a
total OF 656. Central States. Motor Tire
and A. G. W. of a. also won three from
Indianapolis Times. Jewel Tea and Indian
game from Geo, J. Mayer. when McKinnon
finished with ass count Butler was next
to johnson with 6l5 and Hanna third on
Rolling three games above the go mark,
the Oeftering-Litzelman Coal team won
three from Service Products during the
Fountain Square No. series. Klee and
Coleman also rolled a fine game. a total
of 2.soT giving them three games from
Stahlhut Jewellers. Prospect Social also
put three on the right. side. the Indian
apolis T, and s. co. being the victims;
Machine. Bentley was in the pocket al
evening ana led the league with a great
67i on games OF 2i6. 220 and 255. Sew
fred had 6S4: Whetstine. sos: Mulry. COZ.
and Kirschner. COS.
The J. H. Holiday post Of the American
Legion sent the Madden Nottingham BOYS
home without game. winning each game
with ease when two members of the
ping .,si tribe % were toreed into service by
dec.aed two to one. Memorial No 3. In
dianapolis Post and Haywood Barcus de-
feating Irvington. Bruce Robinson and 30
and s.
Haas led the West Side Lumber to their
2o6 then dropped to q mere rs. weieei.
the anchor for this club. held him Up
however. with q 257 finish. and the In
dianapolis Glove lost three games. Thomp-
ssnds Gn d'issGR foTs aa0 spssdwsy es snFss Iu 5sS
Esterline-A9Eus. BsveridEs Paper and
Blackers CALI won two from Aetna-In-
surance. BekSire and Co.. Allison Engineer
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
Notre Dame Tickets Here

Tickets for the Army-Notre Dame
grid feature in Chicago Saturday are
available in indianapolis at the Big
Four ticket office Of the Circle. A
special four-hour train will be
operated for the game, leaving here
at p. m. Saturday and arriving in
Chicago at noon.
Tickets at special rates will be
sold for sleeping car trains Friday
night as well as for the special
Saturday morning. For game tickets
and reservations call F. j. NC
Carthy, Big Four ticket office.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26


A L SIMMONS said he earned
1 A $4,000 on the October barn
storning trip and that's a lot of
money for just playing around. 1t
was a big year for Al, salary, worlds
series cut and the extra picked up
as tourist. He has gone hunting
in northern Wisconsin with Ralph
SINNERS, who used to patrol the
garden for Indianapolis. Both live
in Milwaukee and SINNERS has a
lodge up in the far north snow
country. Ralph bought land in the
wildwood, cleared part of it and
built shack with the first money
he made in baseball when kid with
the Hoosiers.
The Cardinals have thirteen
pitchers and ten fly chasers and are
well-dxed with trading material, if
any club cares to talk turkey. Owner
Breadon says Jim Bottomley may be
back at his old stand unless Col
Inns of Rochester beats him out. Jim
may be needed, Breadon remarks, to
teach the Slugging yOungSter big
league tricks. ThereupOn Breadon
goes on to say he'll trade any player
on his team if he thinks the deal
will improve the club.
T.
u MUTE ROCKNE told his Notre
IN Dame warriors Tuesday they
were below form against North
western and apparently had an Off
day. This is news to the Wildcat
ball toters, who were tackled so
hard they couldn't hold on to the
pigskin. The famous mentor is
having trouble getting his men
keyed up for Army. The North
western battle was a strain, mental
and physical.
Ohio State students and officials
don't relish the name Buckeye" for
a nickname and are searching for
something with a kick in it. Sug-
gestions are welcomed by the Ohio
athletic department.
y =
TN February, when basketball is at
l. it's peak in Hoosierdom, there's
going to be an event in Rochester,
Ind, where cheer leaders will not
be on the sidelines whooping 'er up.
The dates are Feb. 2, and f.
Checkers! You guessed it. The
three-day state tourney will be run
of in a hall with twenty-five games
being played at once. More than
fifty entries are expected.
The hill and dale boys, the cross
country runners, say they're going
to step off the miles Thursday, rain
or shine, snow or blow, finishing in
the Butler bowl between halves of
the high school football game.
That's what you call the old Spar
tan spirit. And they won't wear
snow shoes.
If this brand of weather prevails
Saturday ticket scalpers of Chicago
will be caught in the switches of no
sales and some of the boys who live
grift viii be in a mood to end
it all of high bridge.
=
MYTH reports current that Yves
w F'errell, Cleveland mound ace,
wants $4,000 next year, George
Earnshaw chimes in with the an
nouncement that he thinks his skill
also is worth thirty grand. It looks
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
CLUB BACKER RETIRES

81 United Press
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Nov. 26. -
Major George L. Berry withdrew to-
day from active leadership in the
Knoxville baseball club, scheduled
to operate the local Southern
League franchise in 1881 Council
man w. N. Smighson. leader in the
movement for acquisition of the
franchise, announced he would take
other StepS TO secure backing.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
DARTMOUTH ON HAND

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 26.-
Dartmouth's unbeaten grid squad
was hard at work here today in
preparation for Saturdays inter-
sectional battle with Stanford. The
big green team arrived Tuesday
after a 3,0O0-mile trans-continentaI
trip.
Stan Yudicky, star end, who has
an injured knee, and Arnie FRI
gard, half back, who also has an
injured knee, may not be in shape
for Saturdays encounter.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
TONETTI NAMED PILOT

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TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. %
John Tonetti of Universal, Ind,
junior and guard, was named cap
tain Of the 1881 Rose Poly grid team
here Tuesday. Seventeen members
Of this years team, which won seven
and lost one game, were awarded
sweaters
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
TWO AT MARTINsvILLE

EW INIts y 3PIJlls
MARTINSVILLE, Ind, Nov. Is
This weeks schedule for the local
high school basket team calls for
a. game here tonight with Bloom
ington and another here Friday with
Mitchell
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
EARLHAM HoNORs FIFTEEN

m Times Snecfds
RICHMOND, Ind. Nov. 26.-Fif-
teen members of the Earlham grid
squad will receive letter awards. it
was announced by Coach NJ. o. Ross
today. They are Ellis, Ehrsham. Al
ley, Schneiderwind, T. Moore. Bow
er. Kausal. Van AuSdale, Walker,
GottSchalk. Parker. Powell, Kirk
patrick, OeSting and KaStetter.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
NAVY WORKS OVERTIME

Dy OTJJtbW 7 b5o
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 26.-Na-
vy's football squad is working over
time these days. A faculty ruling
allows the players to recite their
lessons ahead of the regular class
schedule, and members of the first
and second teams are getting in an
hour or so of extra work.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
SCRAPS AT RIVERSIDE.
BIZ Times SpeoiaI

Ly tHfOo Dp5LIut
Chunk Ewing and George Craig
will clash in the main go of eight
rounds at Riverside rink Friday
night. They are heavyweights. Carl
King, with three successive knock
outs to his credit, will take on
Floyd Kirby in the six-round semi
final bout. Three four ur-rounders and
a battle royal viii complete the
card.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
JIMMY MENDEs WINS
BIZ United Press

PORTLAND, Me, Nov. 26. =
Jimmy Mendes, IT'S, of New Bed
ford, Mass, won a newspaper de-
cision over Tony Shucco, 172, Of
Boston, in a torrid twelve-round
bout here Tuesday night. Mendes
scored three knockdowns.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
CLIVTLLE COPS VERDICT

By United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Angel
Cliville, 1591z. of Porto Rico, who
recently knocked out Rene De Vos,
won a ten-round decision over Pal
Silvers. 1871, here Tuesday night.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-11-26
UMBANHOWAR VICTOR

Breaking forty-eight of fifty targ-
cts, Unlbanhowar won high gun
honors at the Crooked Greek Gun
Club Tuesday. Skiles was second
With forty-three.