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The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
BY DICK MILLER

Ok O1OM Iu1AAEN
The headline attraction this week
in local prep football circles will
be at Tech field Friday afternoon
when Murray Mendenhal'S Central
high school team of Ft. Wayne
comes to town. Mendenhall's squad,
undefeated this fall by an Indiana
team, lost last Saturday to strong
Ironwood (Mich) eleven, but will
be out to keep their HooSier slate
clean. They are city champions of
Ft. Wayne and were runnerS-up
last year to Horace Mann for the
state title.
Rejuvenated by the 1870 win in
city series game with Manual last
Friday, Technical is drilling hard
in effort to get ready for the up
staters. They hope to gain more
experience for Washington and
Shortridge battles in later city
series games.
Park school is scheduled to take
on Wilkinson at the Prep field Fri
day. Broad Ripple will be the first
of the eight local high school teams
to pack the moleskins in the moth
balls, the suburban eleven being
carded to play its last game Friday
afternoon at Washington field
against the Continentals.
The Washington team leaped what
appeared to be its toughest hurdle
in the fight for the 1880 city public
high school championship when the
Continentals defeated Shortridge
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
Plays
St. Johns in
Charity Tilt

BIZ United Press
CULVER, Ind, Oct. 28.-Soldiers
field, Chicago, will be the scene Of
the annual football game between
Culver military academy and St.
Johns military academy of Della
field, Wis, Nov. 8. The contest is
regarded as che of the most impor-
tant games between academies on
the midwest schedules.
Cadets of both schools will at
tend the game in a body and will
join in an elaborate military review
preceding the kickoff. More than
100 musicians from both schools,
Culver's famous Black Horse troop,
and four battalions of infantry will
participate in the review.
Proceeds of the contest. will be
given to the Chicago American Le-
gion for charity relief this winter.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
Independent, Amateur
Football Gossip

Brightwood Juniors. undefeated and
with their goal line uncrossed. defeated
Southeasterns Sunday, 10 to o.. game
is desired with Spades for Sunday at the
latter's field. Collier, call Tr. 6831 between
6 and $50 p. m.
Greenwood A. G. won a hard-fought
game from WeStieid, to 0, Sunday.
Greenwood challenges St Pats to return
game at Greenwood for Noy. 9. Write
Charles Pearson, 221 West Main street,
Greenwood.
Oak Hill Flashes met defeat for the first
time when they lost to Christamores, a
worthy opponent. in a hard-fought game.
Flashes will meet Spades independents
next Sunday at Bronkside field No. Q.
Action will start at 2:30. Meeting and
practice will be held Wednesday night
and all players must attend. For games
with Flashes write Larry Coffee, manager,
6094 Ealston drive.
st. Philip Boys Club defeated Assump-
ton A. c. Sunday at Riverside 10 to s..
Saints outplayed A. C.s throughout. Hull
and Pardue were outstanding in BOYS
Club back field. while Clemens and Nc
Grath starred in the forward wall.
Olympic grid squad will work out to-
night at 7:30 at Riverside park. All
players must attend in uniform for Scrim-
mage on new plays to be given out tonight
by the coach. State clubs wanting games,
write or wire Howdy Stout. TOO Park ave-
nue.. phone Lincoln 1927.
o. T. LIS will practice Wednesday at
p. m. at 3001 Meredith street. All players
must attend.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
Indiana Coach
Has Hopes for
Major Victory

Ru Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, oct. 23.-
Although faced with successive
games against Notre Dame, North
western and Purdue, Indiana has
not given up hope of scoring a
major victory this year, and Coach
Page is driving the squad hard for
Saturdays game with Notre Dame.
1--WE have a strong defensive team
and have a chance to win, especially
if our foes become overconfldent,"
Page told his team before Mondays
defensive drill. EdmondS and
Hughes, full backs, are on the in
jured list. as is Kuchins, tackle, and
Page plans a shakeup in his lineup.
Page denied Monday that he had
signed to take over the head foot
ball coaching position at the Uni
versity of California, southern
branch, next year.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28

the Robins were reported angling for
Lombardi of Oakland, but now it appears
he is not the player sought by Manager
Robinson.
=
Though not a Cuban. Lopez was given a
rousing testimonial in Havana not long
aso BY admirers on the island and all the
visiting big leaguerS were lauded at the
affair. but they didn't realize it until later
when Lopez. told them. The speechmaking
was in. Spanish. Lopez is a Tampa
SnanIard
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
Cruising in Sportland
WITH EDDIE ASH

profted extent big with the Brooklyn Robins
Flatbuh club officials decided
enlarge their the
add seating capacity capacity
Brooklyn
n money in 1881
William Wrigey Reading
salesmanhp
swing controversy something
to attitude it's he's because
stung when the Keys purchased
FRENCH Pirate souhpaw three Jewel Ems
opener
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
Cue Champ
Cops Opener

Cleve Kepner and Lou Spivey are
scheduled to clash tonight in the
second first round match Of the
annual state three cushion billiard
tournament at Coolers parlor.
1t took Lew Vogler, defending
champion, seventy-three innings to
defeat Walter Ranje, so to "a, in
the opening contest Monday. Vogler
had five runs of and three runs of
8. Ranje got a poor start, but
showed to advantage in the final
innings.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
Weak Grid
Bill on Tap
Midwest and South Furnish
Best Contests for
Saturday.
BY HENRY M'LEMORE
United Press Sian Corresnondent

NEW YORK, oct. 2S.-With many
CT the leading elsvens taking
"breathers," irs preparation for the
stern tasks ahead, this weeks foot
ball program is quite a bit below
tie standard set by the Saturdays
Of Oct. Is and 25.
The south and middle west will
furnish most Of Saturdays big
games. but the east with Dartmouth
against Yale in the bowl at New
Haven, will, in point of popular in
terest, supply one of the countryS
outstanding contests. Dartmouth,
undefeated and undiSmayed by the
knowledge that a Big Green team
has yet to defeat Yale in the bowl.
will seek to prove that it is the
kingpin eastern outfit.
The midwest bristles with good
games. Minnesota and Northwest
ern, both undefeated in the Big
Ten race, get together at Mime
apoliS. Other conference games are
Purdue VS.. Illinois and Wisconsin VS..
Ohio State.
Notre Dame, already conceded the
national title by many, is out OF
the spotlight for a week at least.
The Rockne men engage Indiana at
South Bend.
The south will see several con-
ference issues settled on Saturday.
Alabama and kentucky, both unde-
feated to date, clash at Lexington,
and Georgia, another undefeated
member of the southern circuit.
plays Florida at Savannah. Alabama
and Georgia, if they run true to
form, will be victorious, thus setting
the stage for title meeting later
in the year.
Washington State meets Oregon
State in the nearest approach to a
big game in the far west.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
Early Basket Notes

ST. Philip A. c., 1880 city champions
will hold their first workout at p. m. at
their hall, 535 Eastern avenue Shorty
Birch will head the squad this year. Many
former Cathedral stars, including Carr
Gallagher, Joe Dugan. Bill Mtllin and
Dutch Heising, will perform with the
Saints.
South Side Turner's basketball squad
will go through their weekly practice ses-
sion at the gym, 306 Prospect street.
Wednesday night at 8 p. m. Plenty of
good material is turning out each week.
Yaeger's Buddies have access to a good
gym all season. Teams desiring games
call George Bender. Harrison 3982-M.
A north side girls team has access to
a gym all season. For games call Tai
bott 3935 and ask for Thea. Girls wish
ing tryouts please call same number.
Following st. Joe's players are re-
quested to attend the first practice to-
night Fox. Lysaght. Martin, Parker Jor-
dan. Leppert. Mcdonnell. Theobald. Desch-
Ter. Sweeney and Cruise.
Riverside Olympics will hold their first
basketball practice Wednesday night at
7:45 at Riverside NJ. E, church. AL players
must attend or get in touch with Carl
Wolf, Belmont 2065.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
PEDIGO MAT VICTOR

After dropping the first fall.
Blacksmith Pedigo took the next
two and defeated Fred Kupfer in
the main wrestling go at Tomlin-
son hall Monday night. They are
welterweightS. In other bouts, Joe
Dilman downed George Baltzer and
Merle Dolby defeated Pete Dando.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
WEDNESDAY RING BILL

Red Holloway, Indianapolis, and
Howard Jones, Louisville, will clash
in an eight-rounder to top Wednes-
day nights f1Stic show at Tomlinson
hall. Kid Jones, Louisville, and Kid
Galloway, Indianapolis, will box in
a six-round semi-windup. Other
bouts, all four-rounders, follow:
Young Chuck. Louisville, VS.. Kid Ander-
son, Detroit; Noble Walalce vs. Pug Smith,
vs., Henry HOOK First scrap at $50,
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
OHIO CHANGES PLAYS

COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 2S.-Ohio
State has revamped its offense and
will flash a new style of attack
against Wisconsin Saturday when
the two schools resume football riy-
airy after a ten-year lapse.
Coach William is dissatisfied with
his teams offensive showing and
plans a general shakeup.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
PITT SQUAD IN SHAPE

BIZ United Press
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 28.-With
every man on the squad in good
condition, the Pittsburgh Panthers
today began work for the Nebraska
game in Lincoln next Saturday.
The team will practice today and
Wednesday here, Thursday in Chi
cago, and Friday in Omaha, and
move into Lincoln early Saturday
morning.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
Leahy Lost to
Irish for Year

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Oct. 28.-Re-
turn of Dick Donoghue, regular
right tackle, was Offset by loss of
Frank Leahy, left tackle, as Notre
Dame drilled for Saturdays mix
with Indiana.
Leahy was injured early in the
season and it was announced today
that he probably would be unable
to play again this year.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
CRISLER GIVES WARNING

BB United Press
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Oct. %.
Warned by Coach Crisler that
Northwestern has stronger attack
than Stanford, Minnesota's football
squad today settled down to serious
work for Saturdays contest. Coach
Crisler stressed offensive play in
Mondays workout.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
FEARS OvER-CONFIDENCE

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 28.-
Coach Noble Kizer was worried by
the fear of overconfidence as Purdue
started drill for Saturdays game
with Illinois.
mo team coached by Bob Zuppke
has ever been easy to beat, and we
have a big job in winning this
week" Kizer told his squad.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
and
De Pauw Drill
Boz Times Special

BH Times Special
FRANKLIN, Ind, Oct. 28.
Strengthened by the return of in
tlred players, Franklin college grid
men today began strenuous work for
the battle with De Pauw at Green
castle Saturday Miller, sophomore
back, showed we'll in practice.
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Oct. 2S.--
Coach Gaumy Neal sent his De
Pauw squad through another light
workout today in preparation for
the Franklin contest Saturday. The
Tiger squad is in top shape after a
weeks rest and Neal Is taking no
chances on injuries.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
JACK REYNOLDS WINS

BIZ Times SDecial
FORT WAYNE, Ind, Oct. 28,-
Jack Reynolds, welterweight wres-
tier, defeated Walter Achieu in
straight falls here Monday.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
NAVY PLAYERS REST

01 ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. %. =
Navy's first string players were
given complete rest Monday, but
today Coach Ingram planned to
send them through stiff scrim-
mage,
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
EARLHAM DRILLS LIGHT

BIZ Times Special
RICHMOND, Ind, oct. ga
week of light workouts is planned
by Coach Ross of Ear!ham in prep
aration for Indiana tsentrars in
vasion Saturday. The EArlham hos
pital list is large.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
HOOSIER SHOOTERS LOSE

Hoosier Rifle Club of indianapolis
lost to zionsville Rifle Club at
zionsville Monday, 433 to AIS. Har-
per, HooSier shooter. was high with
90. followed by Moore of zionsville
with SO.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
MARTY GOLD VICTOR

TORONTO, Ontario, Oct. 28.-
Marty Gold, Philadelphia flyweight,
copped an eight-round decision over
Frenchy Belanger Of Canada here
Monday.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
BADGERS RESUME WORK

Wisconsin Eleven Faces Shake Up
for Ohio State Tilt.
BIZ United Press
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 28.-Wis-
consin'S regulars returned to work
today after a two-day holiday, with
Coach Thistlethwaite planning sew
eral lineup changes for Saturdays
game with Ohio State.
The regulars were given a rest
Monday and the varsity reserves
played a practice game against the
r team.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
Northwestern Choice
Over Strong Gophers
Wildcats Appear Stronger in 0fense and Defense Than
Minnesota; Purdue Plays Illinois, Wisconsin Tackles
Ohio State in Other Conference Battles.
BY DIXON STEWART
Uniiea Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO 2STwo undeeated Big Northwestern
Minneapolis weeks most
mddeweste bringing together teams with perfect
conference records for the first time the opening
of select trio unbeaen
this week will return conference
petit Nov
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
CADETS LOOK AHEAD

WEST POINT, N. Y, Oct. %
Confident that they can take North
Dakota in stride, Army today began
preparations for the game with Hi
noiS on Saturday.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28

NeWman'S uncanny leadership
in his first season of varsity foot
ball has resulted in Michigan COM
pleting it's October schedule at the
top of the Big Ten with success
sive victories over Purdue, Ohio
State and Illinois.
TTNTIL three weeks ago, New
~ man was hustling to hold his
place as second-string quarter
back. Then TesSmer was hurt and
Newman received his chance in
the second period of the Purdue
game. With his team trailing l3
points, the Detroit lad courage
ously piloted the wolverines to
two quick touchdowns and then
himself kicked the goal after
touchdown that gave Michigan a
IA to 13 victory. In this game,
Purdue gained POI yards to Micllt-
gan's 1876.
Newman next maneuvered
Michigan to 13-to-0 victory over
Ohio State, although the Wolver-
ines gained only 224 yards to the
Buckeyes 272. 1t was in this game
that Newman tossed only two
passes, both resulting in touch
downs.
q II
TWO passes over the goal line
Il by Newman scored touch
downs and he kicked field goal
from the 20-yard line to give
Michigan a 15-to-7 triumph over
Illinois last week. From scrim-
mage, Illinois outgained Michigan
on running plays, ia to 90 yards.
Five of Michigan's six touch
downs in Big Ten games have re-
suited from NeWman's accurate
passing. He is a slow, deliberate
paSser, picking his man before
throwing the ball. They call him
"the second Bennie Friedman"
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
SAMMY MANDELL VICTOR

DES MONIES, Ia, Oct. %. -
Sammy Mardell, Rockford, Ill, for
mer lightweight champion, won a
newspaper decision from Tony
Ligouri, Des MoineS, in a ten-round
bout here Monday night.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
CITY n, s; SCHEDULE

Friday Afternoon
Central. .Ft, Wayne, at Tech field.
Broad Ripple at washington school deld.
Shortridge at Lebanon.
Manual at Sheridan.
Wilkinson at Park school field.
Saturday Afternoon
Cathedral at Kirklin.
CriSpuS AttuckS at Evansville.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28

the LWO Wits LOT 6dnCIOlG.
Efforts by the Cincy Reds to OBJ
tain Bartell and ComorOsky from
Pittsburgh met with nothing more
than conversation after the Pirate
bosses named the Reds whom they
desired in a trade. The clubs hope
to get together later and swing
something important.
q
CCORING rule changes discussed
- by baseball prominentS have
caused big league experts to whack
out more suggestions for the rules
committee. Some advocate short
ening the pitching distance and
others would limit the number OF
pinch hitters and relief hurlerS.
Well, if some pitchers we're not re-
Ieved they never would get the side
out.
BurIeigh Grimes, the wiSe-crack-
ing veteran finger, who lost two
heartbreakers in the worlds series,
will come to indianapolis for an ap-
pearance at the Lyric theater for
one week starting Nov. 8.
ON a recent fishing trip to Min
~ nesota, Ownie Bush and Johnny
corriden saw more footballs than
trout and perch. Visiting Mike
Kelly at the Gopher camp, the tenn
perature took nose dive and the
party hustled back to Minneapolis
and watched high schools play on
Friday, Minnesota and Indiana on
Saturday and two pro elevenS Sun
day.
While in the north Bush met mp with
Perry Werden who was Indianapolis eoaen
at Washington park back in the old days.
Dan HowleY also was In Minneapolis at
the time as well a. Jimmy Williams, old
time second sacker.
A Cuban sportsman offered $1,000 for q
home run over the Havana park rignt
Terry. Chuck Klein Paul wsner and
6er rsc.n. Ts e % the Stand s but the
best they could do was to hit II during
batting practice. There was too much
wind against them.
Caiehers Picinieh and Deberry are slated
fer the discard By Brooklyn and the Robins
are IN the market fer another receiver TO
work second strinK 70 Lopax. The club
dcsirse . veteran for the role. but
PielnIeh and ueberry Do net measure up
to ths elsss demanded. haW DAYS age
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
NORMAL INVADEs ILLINOIS

BV Times NDeci1L
. TERRE HAUTE, Inc, oct. 28.-
State Normal today faced another
hard workout in preparation for
Saturdays encounter with Eastern
Illinois Teachers at Charleston, Ill,
Saturday.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28

MICHIGAN ucylucky Hsrry quarter back
AFA football
Michigan umphed Big
foes though ouaned Fortune might have with
Michigan even twice but three such performances in
only be attributed a stocky cocky sophomore
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28
Faces Roy

EORGE LA ROCCO, New
VI York heavyweight, shown
above, comes to the Armory to-
night to meet Roy Wallace in the
ten-round main event. The New
York Italian has a draw with James
Braddock and has beaten Johnny
Crosse, Jack Renault, Jack Gagnon,
Jack McAuliffe and Joe Monte.
Other bouts tonight:
Eight Roun6s-Frankie Jarr, Fl. Wayne,
VS.. Kid Woods. Indianapolis; batams.
Six Rounds-RuSh Heise, indianapolis,
VS.. Jack Bryan, Fortvile; heayyweights.
Six ROundS-JOe Mandott. Louisville, vs.
Willard ChapBell, indianapolis; light
heavyweights.
Four Rounds-JOhnny Thurman, Louis
Vile. VS., Frank Cierke, Indianapolis; fea-
therweigbts.
Tonight's show viii start at $3.50.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28

While in the north Bush met up with
Perry Werden who was Indianapolis coach
at Washington park back in the old days.
Dan HoWley also was In Minneapolis at
the time as well ~ Jimmy Williams, old
time second sacker.
The Indianapolis times., 1930-10-28

home run over the Havana park right
field fence. but no one collected. BIZ
Terry. Chuck Klein. Paul Waner and
others tried hard to clear the wall during
their recent visit to the island. but the
best they could do was to hit Il during
batting practice. There was too much
wind against them.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28

WINS U. s. SCHOLARSHIP Miss Fumiko Saisho, P. Is photo- graphed at her home, in Tokyo. Japan, preparatory to sailing for the United States, and the Univer- sity of Michigan, Ann Arbor, to which she has scholarship. She Is one of the few Japanese girls to
 receive the coveted award.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28

FIRST WOMAN JUDGE IN PENNSYLVANIA-Miss Sara Sof- fel, appointed judge of Allegheny county court, Pittsburgh, by Gov erner John s. Fisher, is Pennsyl-
 rania's first woman judge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-28
BY J. v. FITZ GERALD.

The young bank clerk was in neet
Of vacation. He had been workins
hard in the confinement of a bank
His health was poor. He planned or
! taking trip to San Domingo. where
the United States was likely to buy 9
naval base, according to the GOSSIP, oil
the day. He told the engineer of the
bank OF his plans. The latter advised
him to take a Photographic outfit with
him. This was in the days of President
Grants administration.
While the trip never materialized
George Eastman, the young bank clerk
then and there began a deep study OF
photography. He had been interested
in the art from the time he was Is
years old, but until he made plans for
southern trip he had never really
applied himself to the study of the sub
iect
The result of his studies gave the
world the Kodak and the modern proc
ess of photography.
George Eastman was born in Water
vile, N. Y, in 1854. A few years later
his father moved to Rochester, where
he established a commercial school,
teaching hisapupils business methods by
actual experience. The father died In
1860.
Mother Made Sacrifices.
George was an only son. He was q
quiet and somewhat shy lad.
His mother made many sacrifices to
keep him in school until he was IA
years old. She taught him never to
buy anything unless he could pay for it,
with the result that he was never In
debt.
He got his first job as an office boy
in an insurance office. His wages
amounted to So a week. He worked his
way up until he was getting $500 a
year. Frequently he labored over his
books IL hours a day.
He had chance to become a book
keeper in a savings BANK at 81 900 a
year. The young man didn't hesitate
about accepting an opportunity that
brought with it such substantial in
crease in salary. When his pay had
been low, his mother had taken board
ers, so as to keep nice home for
her only son.
He was 20 years old when he went
to work in the bank. He remained
there seven years, during which time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-28
HUNT KILLER OF Z
AT MEXICAN LINE
Police Unable to Find Motive
In Staying of Student
and Fiance.

BY the Associated Press
SAN DIEGO, Calf, August 2s.-The
elaying of Miss Lois NJ Kentle. Los
Angeles student of the University OF
California, and her f1ance, Francis Con-
lon. Monrovia, remained as much a
Z mystery today as when their knife
; hacked bodies were discovered Monday
on the beach at Ensenada, Mexico.
i The net result of an intensive inves-
tigation by American and Mexican Of
f1cials has been the reported arrest OF
{ Masotomt Miyashiro by Southern Cali
+ fornia authorities after he was found,
they said armed with knife wander
ing in dazed condition miles from
the scene OF the murder.
Oflcers have been unable to find a
motive for the Staying to guide them
TO solution of the mystery. Evidence
OF terrific struggle were found about
the tent Conlon and his fiancee had
pitched on the sand
! The bodies had been placed in q
shallow grave. No money was found in
Conlon'S pockets, although he was re-
ported to have taken 500 on the trip
from Los Angeles to Ensenada. Inves-
tigators, however, refused to accept
robbery as motive for the double STAY
ing.
Occupants Of a tent pitched 1000
yards from that of Conlon and Miss
Kentle told police they had seen no
one about the tent except the young
couple.
A discrepancy in the story of Mr.. and
Mrs. John de Wilde, friends of Conlon
and his flancee, and records of the
immigration service remained unrecon-
ciled. The De Wildes, who said they
accompanied the slain couple to
Tijuana Sunday for an outing, insisted
t..
middle of the afternoon. The party
divided, DE Wilde said, after the trip
10 Tijuana.
The immigration service records
place the time of crossing early Sun
day morning. Residents of Ensenada
said Mr. and Mrs de Wilde were in
Ensenada early Sunday afternoon.