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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11
Butler Grid Candidates to
Start Hard Work Monday

Strahl, Ruffli, Brock, BauermeiSter,
Wolfe and Templeton. Recruits
who show promise are Mecum Of
Quincy, Ill. Elser of Gary, Wach-
nitz of Medaryville, Ressler OF
Compton and Hause. Koehling and
Brandt of indianapolis.
Beginning Monday, Bell will in
struct the Blue squad in fundamen-
tails, and hopes to inaugurate scrim-
mage sessions before the end of the
week. Any changes that may be
made in the coaching system will
be made gradually, Bell stated.
Dick Baxter, one Of Bells grid
stars at Lombard, will assist his for
mer mentor. Tony Hinkle will be
in charge of the line and ends
again, with Bob Nipper handling
the rhinies and Herman Phillips as
sisting both Nipper and Bell with
the backs.
Butler will open the season Fri
day night, Sept. 26, opposing In
diana Central, local rival. Two other
local night tits are on the Butler
card, with Ohio university here Oct.
and st. Louis university here Oct.
16. The Haskell Indians game here,
Nov. 81. probably viii be played
in the afternoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11
Title Hopes at
Stake in Two
Benefit Bouts

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. lI.-Interest in
the benefit show at Chicago
Stadium tonight is centered on the
championship bids of two youthful
sluggers-Billy Petrolle, Fargo, N. D.
lightweight, and King Levinsky,
Chicago light heavyweight.
Petrolle, who holds a knockout
victory over Jack kid Berg of
England and decision over former
champion Sammy Mandell in an
overweight bout, has an opportunity
to qualify for a title bout with
Champion Al Singer by defeating
Tony Canzoneri in their ten-round
feature bout. Canzoneri is under
contract to fight Singer for the title
in November, but must defeat
Petrolle to retain his contract.
Leyinsky is making his debut in
fast company against Leo. Lomski,
veteran Aberdeen CWash) assassin.
If he can continue his long list of
knockouts he viii be in line for a
championship bout with champion
Make Rosenbloom.
Profits from. the show will be
placed in a trust fund for Patricia
Harmon, 4-year-old daughter of the
late Paddy Harmon, founder of the
Stadium.
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McLarnin
FavOrite
WeIterweight Is 2-to-l
Choice Over Singer
Tonight.

BIZ Ueitcd Press
NEW YORK. Sept. II. - jimmy
(Baby Face McLarnin Of Van
couver today ruled a heavy favorite
to defeat AL Singer, newly-crowned
lightweight champion, in their ten
round bout at the Yankee Stadium
tonight.
The coast boy, packing superior
weight, experience and punching
ability, probably will enter the ring
a 2-to-1 choice to make Singers
first fight as a champion losing
one. Singers title, however, will
not be in danger, as McLarnin, a
natural welterweight, will enter the
ring around 142 pounds.
The champion is expected to
weigh a fraction over 1876. This
weight advantage is the main basis
of the odds. the wagerers sticking
to the old theory that a good big
man can usually whip a good little
man.
Both have declared themselves to
be in the best of shape. Singer
wound up his training Wednesday
with a few light exercises, while
McLarnin polished off with few
miles of roadwork. Both we're con-
fident.
Frank Bruen, general manager of
Madison Square Garden, announced
today that the advance sale for the
fight had exceeded the $150,000
mark with indications that some
$4,000 persons would be in the sta
dunn at ringtime.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11
Pro Champ
Is Beaten
DiegeI Loses to Unknown;
Four Matches on
Today'S Card.
BY L. S. CAMERON
United Press staff Correspondent

FLUSHING, N. Y, Sept. Ii
Harold Sampson, unknown" player
from Burlingame, Cal, occupied the
spotlight today as the P. G. A.
tournament moved into the third
round over the Fresh Meadow
Country Club course.
Sampson defeated Leo Diegel, de-
Tending champion, 1 up on the
irty-eighth hole Wednesday and
ruined Leo's hope for three straight
wins in the blue-ribbon professional
event. Sampson was to meet
Charles Lacey, brilliant youngster OF
Pine Valley, N. j., in the feature
match today.
Other third round pairingS were
Gene Sarazen. Fresh Meadow, VS.. Al
EspinOsa. Chicago.
Johnny Farrell. Mamaroneck. n. Y, VS..
Tommy Armour. Detroit.
Joe KirkwoOd, unattached. VS.. Horton
Smith, CragstOn, n. y.
The Farrell-Armour match should
produce brilliant duel, for both
the men are at the top of their
game. Joe Kirkwood, despite his
bag Of tricks, was expected to be
further unattached when his match
with Smith was completed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11

r With six-game winning streak
intact and two straight victories
over the league leaders, the Robins
met the Cubs in the final game of
the season between the two clubs.
Homers With Two on
Cards and Giants clashed in the
third game of their four game series.
Coming back from the brink of de-
feat, the Cardinals defeated the
Giants in the eighth inning Wednes-
day when Sunny Jim Bottomley
bounced home run off the right
field tier with Adams and Frisch
on base.
Freddy Lindstrom's statue of
Liberty play on Friscf's grounder
with two out in the eighth and the
Giants leading 80, permitted Bot
tonley to bat and win the game,
So. Either blinded by the sun or
momentarily stunned because he
couldn't tag Adams, racing from
second, Lindstrom held the ball
while Frisch, who should have been
the third out, reached first safely.
Three games behind the Cubs and
one and half behind the Cards
and Robins, the Giants now seem
definitely out of the pennant chase.
This team, by Indifferent play, has
muffed more opportunities to forge
ahead in the race than any OF the
other three contenders.
If there is any life left in the
Cubs it hasn's made its appearance
in the Brooklyn series. Shut out
on successive days by Ray Phelps
and Adolfo Luque, the Cubs have
gotten only two men as far as third
base, one in each game.
The situation culdn't be worse for
the Cubs. Their two best pitchers,
Pat Malone and Charley Root, have
been beaten. Hack Wilson, Kiki
Cuyler and Riggs Stephenson are
failing in the pinches. If ever there
seemed to be a beaten outfit lead
ing a pennant race this is it.
Vance Probable Choice
For today Wilbert Robinson had
Dazzy Vance to hurl against the
Cubs, while Joe Mccarthy had to
pick between Guy Bush and Bud
Teachout, both ragged in their last
efforts.
At the Polo grounds left-handers
were scheduled to pitch, with either
Bill Walker or Carl Hubbell oppos-
ing Bill Hallahan. The Giants have
beaten Hallahan in three of his
four starts against them thus far.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11
Shortridge to
Tackle Shelby

The Shortridge high school foot
ball team will open its gridiron
schedule against ShelbyvilIe Friday
afternoon at 3:15 on the Shelbyville
gridiron. Coach Goldsberry will
send an inexperienced machine into
the field due to the graduation of
all but five letter men.
The starting lineup for the Blue
Devils viii place Stewart and Berns
at end positions, Woods and Daniels
at the tackle berths, Cochran and
Mann as guards, Reed at the pivot
position and the quarter back post
will be occupied by Underwood with
Gordon toting the ball as full back.
Captain Bullet will start at right
half and Hiatt at left half.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11
. With the Big Leaguers =

Wesley Terrell of the Cleveland In
dams, his only real rival, failed in
an attempt to win his twenty-f1fth
game of the year. The New York
Yankees were the cause of the big
right-hander's failure, touching him
for eleven hits and Z to 2 victory.
The Athletics, with eleven games to play,
are nearly (in) in the American League.
They were BANKED 4 to o by the Detroit
Tigers Wednesday, but still lead by six
and one-haIf games as the second place
Washington Senators were nosed out to
q by the ST. Louis Browns. Crowder held
the yictors to four hits.
Danny MacFayden hurled the Boston
Red Sox to a 6 to win over the Chicago
White SoX. MacFayoen allowed the So1
only six hits.
In the National League, the Cards,
thanks TO Jim Bottomley's eighth inning
homer with two on, defeated the New
York Giants. to 3, while the Robins
blanked the Cubs G 20 0, AdolphO Iuque
allowing five hits.
Tom Zachary gave only four hits as the
Boston Red Sox shutout Pittsburgh. 70
o. Walter Berger hit his thirty fourth
The PhiIies made it two in row over
the Cincinnati Reds. winning 5 TO 4.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11
college Grid Gossip

morning. the thirty-si candidates en-. en-
gagged in strenuous passing and blocking
in the afternoon session.
MANHATTAN. Kas.. Sept 1.-THE Kansas
Aggies did not get any practice WedneS,
day because OF rain, but Coacn DO
Mcmillan took advantage of good, op-
portunitv to give the gridsters little
talk on the necessity for vigorous train
ing and strict attention OF scholarship.
CHICAGO. Sept. 11.--Addit.on, of corny
Collins. former Loyola duaruerbacs; ana
SOD Ryan, former UNIVERSITY Of ,Det ITit
versity football coaching staff for 1880.
Collins will be in charge OF the treshman
team. while Ryan viii assist nne Coach
o. ]. Larsen.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-THE left end
post on the Fordhsm footoaah sea nd s1 bv
was open today. Coach Cavanaugh mas
Harry Kloppenburg without success.
CRAwFoRDsvnLE. Ind. Sept. IL
Two drills daily are being conducted by
Coach Pete Vaughan. who is rounding
his Wabash college eleven into shape LOT
are trying for positions. The Scarlet STOCK
took a jump Wednesday when Laurimore;
star lineman in 1928. returned to school
and reported.
GREENCAsTLE. Ind, Sept. 11.--Thirty-
eight DePauw grid candidates were
scheduled for another light workout here
season as Tiger head coach. Detail drill
in fundamentals featured wednesday S
workout. Neal expects fifty candidates by
the opening Of school.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11
Yankee Polo
Squad Keeps
Famous Cup

Z NEW YORK, Sept. 11.-Another
great international polo series has
gone into the records, the West
chester cup has been filled to the
brim and passed around to eight
gallant sportsmen, and now the
trophy is back on the shelf at West
bury.
The latest British challenge for
the famous cup was beaten off be-
fore 10000 cheering spectators at
Meadowbrook Wednesday, where the
new American "big four" won the
deciding game, IA to 8.
The challengers put up far stiff
fer battle than in the first game of
the series, but they didn't quite have
the stuff to see it through.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11
Semi-Pros and Amateurs

Mohawk A. C. will tangle with Indian
apolis Cardinals Sunday in a twin bill.
Mohawks have won thirteen games and
lost three this season. Sundays first game
will start at 3 p. m.
Indianapolis Twilights .chalked UP an
other victory Sunday. defeating Maple
Camp Modern Woodmen. 9 to z. Ward
Priller pitched steady ball for Twilights.
Poor fielding in the ninth inning &C
counted for five of the losers runs. Twi-
lights are without game for Sunday.
Fast clubs call Drexel 5848 ask for Frank
or write H. Hall. 17O1 South Meridian
street.
Indianapolis Orioles play Cameo Cubs at
1890 in the first game of a doube-header
Sunday and st. GATHERINGS at 8 D. m. in
the second. Both games will be played at
Longacre.
townsville defeated Red Men Sunday. 9
to l.. Christopher, Zionsville twirleE. al
lowed but one scratch hit. Batteries were
Christopher and Woerner for zionsivlle
and Snyder. Brown and Snyder for the
Redmen.
Billy Grimes Red Wings were defeated
Sunday by Irvington Troians. to 4. Re
lief hurting of Jim Langley, Red Wing
star. featured. Red Wings will meet Mars
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Eight Remain in Play for
Singles Grown; Allison Out

week, the dope would look FOR the
player named first in each of the
above pairings to smash its way
through to the semi finals.
However, there has been at least
one major upset each afternoon
and certainties in championship
tennis are all too rare. Wednesday,
for instance, it was not until the
last match of the day that expert
opinion was sent Keeling when
Shields conquered Wilmer Allison.
Shields, who is only 10, probably
will not be pressed hard today, but
in the semi finals, whether he en-
counters Wood or Suffer, he will
have busy time with his racket.
Meanwhile. Tilden, who through
four rounds has not lost a single set,
is sitting back permitting his rivals
to knock one another off the courts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11
Local Rifle
Stars Second
By United Press

By United Press
CAMP PERRY, O., Sept. II. -
Sergeant Salvatore BARTLETT, One
hundred thirteenth infantry, New
Jersey national guard, today had
won the national individual rifle
championship by scoring a brilliant
80 out of possible 100 over the
1,OO0-yard range here. His total
score was 290 out of a possible 300
for the five stages. Three other
competitors scored 200, but none
equaled Bartletti's mark on the long
range.
Thomas Imler Sr. and Thomas
Imler Jr., Phoenix, Ariz., won the
American Legion father and son
match for the second consecutive
time when they scored 551 out of
a possible 600 James w. Hurt Sr.,
and James Hurt Jr. Of indianapolis,
we're second with 554.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11

After a week of conditioning work,
Coach Harry M. Bell, new grid
mentor at Butler, will open intensive
practice next Monday. Prospects at
the Bulldog school are bright, with
four senior lettermen and four
sophomores battling for backfeld
berths and nine sophomores and an
equal number of upperclass candi-
dates seeking line berths.
Hinchman, Reynolds, Allen and
Yeazle, former Cathedral stars, are
the leftover backs from last season,
while Pollizzotto of Gary, Ray of
Memphis, Tenn. and Raber and
Zimmerman of Indianapolis are the
outstanding new candidates.
In the line, the veterans returning
are Puett, Mccarthy, Heddon,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11
Cards Recall Hill and
Six Others; Buy Hurler
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
ST. LOUIS, Sept. light
players have been added to the st.
Louis Cardinals baseball club by re-
calling two pitchers, one infielder
and four outfelders and purchasing
another pitcher.
The recalled players are Car
men Hill, Minneapolis, pitcher;
Ralph Judd, Houston, pitcher; Ed
die Delker, Rochester, inf1elder;
Pepper Martin, Rochester; Waite
Holm, Houston; Joel Hunt, Hous-
ton, and Homer Peel, all outhelders.
Allyn Stoute, Houston pitcher
and said by club officials to be one
of the best pitchers in the Texas
League, was purchased by the
Cards. No purchase price was an
nounced.
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Early Football Notes

team. viii be in the field again this year
with another strong team composed of
former college and high school stars. The
first meeting Will be held at school hall
Friday night. and all players and tryouts
are urged to attend City and state teams
call Bill Rosengarden. Drexel 3176-R.
Mohawk A. c. viii have a fast aggre-
cation on the field this season under the
coaching of al Kincaid, former Franklin
college star. Mohawks will practice Fri
day night at Golden Hill. Following
players are asked to attend: Brown, r.
H. Wolfe. J. Sherman. B. EicheI c. Busch
G. Lawrence. l.. Worneman w. Ballard, l..
Crews. E. Purcell. G. Dougherty. E. Dew.
H.. Fisher. B. Forster. j. Phillips, B.
Adams. c. MacDougall. C. Irving, II. COL
Inns and C. Brady. Mohawks viii enter
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11
Happy to Box
FlaShy Cuban

Happy Anterior, indianapolis fly
weight contender. will battle the ma
tionally- prominent Black Bill Of
Cuba at Tomlinson hall here Tues
day night Sept. %. it was announced
today by Aroll Atherton. manager
of Happy. A strong supporting card
is planned.
Black Bill has high rating among
the little fellows and is one of the
best scrappers in the world at his
weight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11
Wichita Falls
Cops Opener

BIZ United Press
WICHITA FALLS, Tex, Sept. IL.
One up on their rivals in the
play-off series of the Texas League
contest, Wichita Falls Spudders
were to play the FIT. Worth Cats
again today in the last game of the
series to be played in Wichita.
The teams will be idle Friday
while they move to Ft. Worth for
the remaining contests. Play will be
resumed at Ft. Worth Saturday and
will continue until one of the teams
has won three games. Two home
runs, by Storti and Burns, broke up
Wednesdays game and gave
Wichita Falls the opening contest,
6 to 2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11
Twenty Enter
Cycle Events

Horse racing got under way at
Walnut Gardens Wednesday with
harness events in the afternoon and
running races on the Lighted track
at night. Four harness races were
on the card this afternoon, and the
same number of running events to-
night
Sundays speed card will be fea-
tured by four professional motor
cycle races. Approximately twenty
riders have made entries.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11

CAMP HAMILTON. WINDBER. Pa.
Sept. Hills halfbacks failing to pro-
duce a kicker. assistant coach Andy Gus
tafson of the Pittsburgh Panthers is
drilling Rip Collins. right end. in the art
Of booting the ball. Collins was q kicker
in his high school DAYS at Sioux City. Ia.
Scrimmage will be resumed today.
FARMINGDALE, N. Y, Sept 11.-Sopho-
more linemen are being given every chance
to prove their worth by Coach Chick Nee
han of the New York university football
squad In Wednesdays ninety minute
scrimmage Meehan had seven Second-vear
men on team A. The work was con-
cerned principally with straight line for
nations.
LAWRENCE. Kas.. Sept. 1.-Two long
training sessions faced University of
ablv-every other practice dav of the sea-
son. After a light workout Wednesday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11

Hill at Mars Hill Sunday at 2;15. Wings
lineup probably will be: Loeper SIS;
son.. 3b; Holman. c; Brandt. 2b; Donahue.
RI; Langley. Burrell or Fox, D. For games.
write or call Bonnie watson, 1925 East
Wade street. Drexel 1918.
Two good games are expected at Pennsy
park next Sunday when st. Patricks and
Harlem Club tangle in a double header.
Saints have been going at a fast pace.
The first contest will start at D. m.
Due to a cancellation. Indianapolis Tri-
angles are without a game for Sunday and
desire to hear from a fast team at once
Wire or write H. E. Beplay. 16 East Orange
street, or call Drexel 1864.
The Bellrose A. A. will clash with the
Foseter Cubs. Sunday afternoon at River
with the A. AS call Humboldt 6298.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11
World Series
Sales Open

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 11.-Ap-
plications for tickets for the world
series will be received by the man
agement of the Athletics next Mon
day, according to an announcement
by Shibe park officials.
The first two games Of the series
will be played here october and
2, If the Athletics win, as seems
assured. The announced prices Of
tickets are $3.50 for reserved box
seats for three games and $3.50
for reserved grand stand seats for
the same number of games. General
admission bleacher seats at 81 each
will go on sale at the park the day
of each game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11
BY LEFTY LEE

Hueber and E. Streibeck won three
games from Bohne and Fahrbach, during
the opening nights play Wednesday of
the all-star doubles league on the Pritchett
alleys. The win was well earned, as these
boys secured a three-game total of 1885.
other sets resulted in a two-time win for
D. Johnson and L. Fox. Liebtag and
Myers, James and Gray Rasmussen and
F. Fox and Schleimer and Pritchett over
Mounts and ABBOTT. McNew and Hohltz,
Robertson and Mack. Fulton and Snyder,
and Faust and Wimberly. James and
Cray rolled 1921 and johnson and Fox
1920. High single game went to Striebeck
and Hueber with a total of 446.
Coca Cola rolled a great 1.Os5 to avoid a
shdtout at the hands of the st. Philip
A. G. during the Indianapolis League series
on the Pritchett alleys. st. Philips rolled
consistent games. securing a total of 1893
with scores of 957. 962 and 964. Wheeler
Lunch had the next best total. 1858. but
lost the odd game to Indiana Garage.
Three F. Coffee and Gregory and Appel
also lost two to Universal and Indianapolis
Tool as Falls City Lager won three from
Marott Shoe Shop. Bob Wuensch led the
individuals with a total of 631. Abbott
had 620 Wimberly. 615 A. Striebeck, 608;
McNew, COS; Bohne. sol. and Myers. 600.
Inter-club League scores were below par.
lack of practice having the boys shooting
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11
Reinking Loses
Speedboat Cup


bH JHted Press
CHICAGO, Sept. 11.-Because
Arthur Reinking, Butler university
student, was found to have USED a
non-Stock motor in winning the
$4,000 Commander Eugene Nc
Donald trophy race at Chicago,
Sept. 7. officials Of the National
Outhoard Association have decided
to re-run the race during the CEN
trail states cupboard championship
regatta at Fox Lake, ILL.,, Sept. 20
and 81.
Race events will be staged for all
classes of motors and all divisions
Of drivers, with winners qualifying
afor the national championships at
Middietown. Conn, Oct. IL and Is.
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BY PAUL w. WHITE,
ited Press staff Correspondent

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Sept. IL.
After four days of tennis NOR
tally, only eight players remained
today in the mems national singles
championship and of those Big Bill
Tilden still stood out in great big
way.
The quarter finals matches, to be
contested within the stadium this
afternoon, are:
Tilden VS.. John Van Ryn, East Orange,
N. ].
Frank Y. Shields. New York. VS.. Gregory
S. Mangin, Newark, n. j.
Sidney B. Wood. New York, VS.. Clifford
S. Suffer, New Orleans.
John H. Doeg. Santa Monico. CAL. VS..
Francis 7. Hunter, New Rochelle, N. Y.
Although the forecasting business
is in a slump at Forest Hills this
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11
Dagwell Joins
Tech Mentors

Charles Dagwell, former assistant
baseball coach at the University OF
Michigan, has been appointed as
sistant football coach at Technical
high school. Dagweu was coach in
basketball and football at Chelsea
(Nich) high schol for two years
before coming to Tech. Tech will
open the season at Tech field, Fri
day, Sept. 10, against Centgal OF
Evansville.
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FOR AMATEUR H0N0RS

BIZ Times Special
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-THE Ma
teal Amateur Federation baseball
tournament will open in this city
Sept. 20 with twenty teams entered
from various sections of the coun-
try. Judge Lands will attend some
of the games.
A. E. Carr and F. Earl Geider will
represent the indianapolis entry and
Hoosier headquarters will be the
Hotel Gibson. Local arrangements
include entertainment for visiting
teams.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11
SEWELL OUT OF GAME

CLEVELAND, Sept. ia broken
finger has ended the playing Of
catcher Luke Sewell for the remain
der of the season. The injury was
received Tuesday when foul tip
struck the bare hand of Cleveland's
mainstay receiver. A similar injury
kept him out of action for seven
weeks early in the season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-09-11
OLSON NAMED COACH

BIZ United Press
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. IL
Harvey Olson, captain and center
of Purdue's 1928 football team, will
be assistant freshman football
coach of the Boilmakers this year,
Noble Kiser, head coach, announced
today.