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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19

Through the grace of an oper
date last Saturday, Page has had
two entire weeks in which to bolster
his eleven and revamp his offense
Although the Crimson mentor does
not plan any drastic shift in the
lineup it is probable that some new
faces will be seen.
The Hoosier squad as a whole ap-
pears in the best condition since il
started the suicide schedule against
Chic State, Minnesota, Southern
Methodist, Notre Dame and North
western.
Saluski and Opasik, sophomore
half back stars, continue to improve
and probably will be used consider
ably against the Boilermakers, while
Edmonds, he husky full back, has
recovered from injuries received in
the Notre Dame tilt, and probably
will get into the game.
Brubaker, Ross, Ashby and
Hughes, all seniors, probably will
compose the starting back field
while Dauer and Hoover, juniors
may break into the game. Oren, a
sophomore, moved up from the re-
serves, also may be used in Pages
new offense.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19

Despite a brilliant comeback in
the closing rounds after being in
the resin twice in the early action
and saved from other trips to the
canvas by the bell. Danny belmont,
Chicago italian lightweight, lost a
close ten-round decision to joey
Goodman, Cleveland, at the Armory
Tuesday night. belmont conceded
Goodman Seven-pound edge.
Goodman used a lightning left
and hard right to good advantage
throughout the scrap, but was I'M
able to produce a sleeper. Delmorit
finished strong.
Marty Sampson, Hartford Conn
middleweight, fought crafty battle
to outpoint Young Eiler of Louis
vile in an eight-rounder. Eiler was
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
BY DIXON STEWART
United Press staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Four addi-
tional rivalries-three of them older
than the western conference itself
make Saturdays Big Ten football
schedule one of the most attractive
of the entire season.
Only one game, Michigan VS.. Chi
cago, will have any bearing on the
1880 championship, but each Of the
contests boasts a background rich in
tradition. The games, with starting
dates of the series between the
rivals follow:
Purdue VS.. Indiana. 1891.
Michigan vs.. Chicago, 1892.
wisconsin VS.. Minnesota, 1895.
Ohio State VS.. Illinois. 1904.
To an outsider, the Michigan
Chicago game is worthy Of note
only because Michigan will be bid
ding for it's fifth successive Big Ten
victory and a share Of the 1880 title,
and because it is one of the vests
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19

so9tai during the Automotive League series
ncCarty winning out with 636 against $40
Team play resulted in & three-pame win
f ff,T; u H9oSier Motor Club. Shaver Nash and
united Tire over United Motors, Pure Oil
ana Lauth Chevrolet. and a two-game win
ior State Auto and Wallerich from Sim
;lalr Refining and Gibson Company, Sec
t,etary Earl Bright was to busy to knock
age suffered.
a 26S score by Rafert featured the
HS;p p League play. and saved the Al
hson engineering from a shutout at the
nands OF the West Side Lumber FIVE
q a9s: Actin, Aetna Insurance and Bessire &
son Recreation and Beveridge PAPER. as
ttneIianapons Glove and Esterline- Angus
t sqoK three from Speedway Lumber and
MaIleable. Schenck. Bradley and Weieei
625. 60S and COS. -
Barrett Coal took three games from Cen
tennial Press. as Holcomb and HoEe. Hoo
ser Cptcal and indianapolis Drop FORGE
Won the odd game from Indiana Office
supply r6Ey; Peerless Electric and Erbrich
EI0oucts- during the Hoosier A. C. con-
tests on the Pritchett alleys w.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
Cruising In SpOrtland
WITH EDDIE ASH

vaudeville the
w thea Burgh Cardinal mound talked
his ambitions said the National
Cleveland Alexander.
312 trimphs and believes he five
expects to better that figure the Cardinals get to flying
Dreyfuss Pittsburgh
contender Boston turned sold him ST. Louis
BissOnette, Brooklyn acke twelve
1881 handicapped sick
signed recently hunting
during
that
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
|. U.-Purdue
Seats on Sale

A block of reserved seats for the
Purdue Indiana game at Lafayette
Saturday has been placed on sale
at the Spalding store in Circle
Tower.
According to c. S. Doan, manager
of ticket sales at Purdue, there are
still 1000 reserved seats for the
game available, in addition to &C
commodation for approximately
5000 fans in the general admission
section.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19

More speed, both in offense and
defense, was the goal of Coach
Harry Bell as he drove his Bulldogs
through another workout in prep
aration for the invasion of Haskell
Indians here Saturday for the Blue
home-c coming tilt.
Most of the work this week has
been devoted to line play, strength
ening the defense against the bril-
liant runs of Weller and Charles,
speedy Haskell backs. Bell has
stated his backs are in top condi-
ton and with more speed in the
line, should be able to give their
best performance of the season.
Lack of reserve material has
hampered the Bulldogs in recent
tits, and Bell also has devoted con-
siderable time to uncovering re-
placements for his regulars. The
game Saturday will end the locals
season
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
Goodman Beats belmont in
Fistic Feature at ArmOry

willing, but unable to land until the
closing sessions. Sampson displayed
a. real wallop.
Jess McMurty, Cincinnati light
weight, had the best of Glen Nidy,
Terre Haute, in the lower ten, while
Willard Chappell lost to George
Roseler, Cincinnati light heavy, in
the other six. The opening bout,
scheduled for four rounds, ended in
the third with k. o. victory for
Frank Gierke, Indianapolis, over
Frank Afford.
Next Tuesdays main event will
feature John Schwake, giant st.
Louis heavyweight who recently
scored a technical knockout over
Chuck Virgins. An opponent is
being sought.
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Independent, Amateur
Football Notes

oak Hill Flashes will tackle the Afidways
next Sunday at Brookside field No. 1.
Regular practice will be held tonight at
the usual place. Flashes defeated South
Side Turner'S last Sunday for the second
time this season. is to 0. Finney scored
one touchdown and Lou Zimmerman two.
There will be feature grid attraction
AZ Ellenberger park Sunday. when Skipper
Bars Mates made. UP Of former high
Philips Bows Club in the annual east side
rivalry clash. Kickoff will be at 2:3O,
Quinn. whitney and McMahan viii Of
hciate. Spiv Ball is Mates captain and
McHugh pilots the st. Philips team.
Riverside Olympics will practice tonight
At $3.50 D. m All players must be on
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
KIZER WARNS SQUAD

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Nov. 49,
Forget about the season and con-
centrate on Indiana, for the Hoo
sier crew is due to produce its best
game of the season against us" was
Coach Noble Kizers admonition to
his Purdue squad as the Boiler
makers continued preparation for
the tilt here Saturday.
Kizer expects to have all his
cripples, including Ed Risk, brilli-
ant half, ready for the Crimson in
vasion. Kizer stressed defense against
Indiana plays in Tuesdays drill and
planned an offensive scrimmage fol
today.
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Ask
$50 for Sc ats

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-With seats
for Saturdays game between Notre
Dame and Northwestern available
only through scalpers, prices of
from SIS to $50 were being quoted.
The SIS seats were located back of
the goal lines with the $25 seats in
fairly good locations. Prices of $50
were reported offered for choice 10
cations, but representative agencies
said few were available.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
INDIANA PLANS OPEN ATTACK FOR PURDUE FRAY
Army Grid
Star Out
Cadets Gust LetzeIter, Ace
Back, on Age Limit
Ruling.

By United Press
WEST POINT, N. Y, Nov. 49,
The Army football team today had
lost one of it's best back field stars
through the dropping of Cy Let
zelter, former Carnegie Tech star,
from the squad because i'll the
opinion of authorities at West
Point the cadet in question was
over the age limit of % when adj
mitted to the military academy.
A statement issued by Colonel
Walter Wilson, executive officer at
West Point, absolved Cadet Let
zelter from any blame in nliSrep-
resenting his age, and announced
that he would be permitted to con-
tinue his career, aside from athletic
activities.
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offspring a look at real Iniuns playing
real fOtbarI. The yarn about the vanish
ing Americans is myth.
y
And while speaking of Indians it's an
opportune spot to mention that Johnny
CorridenS Indians are in need of a couple
of new pitchers, couple of new inf1elders,
couple Of new outfielderS and a rubber
stomach pad for the use Of Howard Freigau
when he bluffs heroic dives after hot drives
he doesn't care to handle.
= =
Tony Canzoneri. new lightweight cham
piOn. no doubt will give some credit to
Jimmy McLarnin. the welterweight, for
sOftening uD AL Singer. Jimmy fattened
Singer in three rounds in non-titIe bout.
damaged AIS courage and thereupOn Can
zOneri appeared on the scene and cut down
Singer in a title fight
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
SOUTHPORT IN OPENER

Southport high school viii dedi-
cate its new gym Saturday night
when Coach Pitchers meters take
on Ben Davis in the seasons opener
for Southport. The Cardinals bas-
ket arena has large seating
capacity.
Five lettermen are on the South
port squad and prospects are Of the
best. The curtain raiser SATURDAY
will start at 7:4o and the big game
at $40.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19


When Rockne secuted the North
western Wisconsin game last week,
it was the first time since 1926 that
he had personally looked over a
team in action before a game with
his team.
Although Rockne would not fatty
say so, he intimated to the writer
that he believes he has found a
vulnerable spot in the Northwestern
team.
Either Frank Baker, Northwest
ern's ace end, or Wade Woodwork,
the spectacular guard. may be the
player Rockne observed at fault
against Wisconsin. 1t was Wood
worth who failed to block when
Greg Kabat. Wisconsin guard,
smashed through the Northwestern
line and blocked a kick which en-
abled Wisconsin to get 7-to-0 lead
over the Wildcats.
AS for Baker, Rockne smiled at
mention of his name and said:
'I'n tell you about him Saturday
night
"No team using the Warner sys-
tenn has ever beaten us" said
Rockne, "but we have been beaten
by teams using much inferior Sys-
TENS, which we are not Dragging
about"
Rockne continued to stress the
loss of Savoldi on the ground that
it was the Three Oaks (Mich) Ital-
ian who demoralized the opposition
by his hard hitting.
when Savoldi hit 'em he Jared
'em to their eye-teeth," said Rockne,
"and after they had tackled him q
few times they weren't so anxious
to come tearing in, making it easier
for Schwartz, Brill and the other
backs to get away"
HanIey Slams ROokne
By United Press
EVANSTON, Ill, Nov. 19.-"I
don't see any excuse for Rockne and
the Notre Dame supporters to get
out the crying towel just because
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
WOnen's Pin
Opening Set

The Womens Central States
Bowling Association title meet in
February will be held on the local
Pritchett Recreation alleys, starting
Feb. IL, it was announced today by
Mrs. Laura Alexander, Indianapolis,
chairman of the tourney arrange
ment committee.
Mrs. Emma Hill, Detroit, and Mrs
j. Mrad, Cleveland, president and
secretary. respectively, Of the WON
ems central association, visited III
dianapolis as guests of Mrs. Alex
ander and named the alleys and
dates.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
DAVIS METER INJURED

Norman Uhrig will be lost to the
Ben Davis high school basketball
team for some time due to injuries
and coach Gerich is busily engaged
in developing a pastimer to fill in
In recent games Ben Davis defeated
Cannelton, % to Is, and lost to Tell
City. 81 to 10, in an exciting tilt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
TURNER'S TO PICK TEAM

Final selections for the South Side
Turner's basketball squad will be
made tonight at the weekly prac-
tice session. All candidates are
asked to be on hand.
A stiff workout is carded for to-
night at 8 p. m, including a prac-
tice contest with a strong city
team. Turner's desire games. Write
athletic committee or call New, DR.
1882.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
COCHRAN FAR AHEAD

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Nov. 19.-Welker
Cochran, challenger for the worlds
1871 balkline billiard championship,
was far ahead of Willie Hoppe, the
titleholder, at the end of the first
four blocks Of their 3,600-point
match today. Cochran set three
new cue records in adding to his
advantage over the titleholder
Tuesday.
The standing today was Coch-
ran, 1900; Hoppe, $40. The chal-
lenger ran out in two innings
Tuesday; had a high run Of 1915
and high average Of $50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
RAMSEY TRIPS JONES

Walter Ramsey handed Neal
Jones his fourth consecutive set
back in the state three cushion bill
lard tourney at Coolers parlors on
Tuesday, so to As, in seventy-three
innings.
The lead changed several times
during the contest. Ramsey had
high run of six and Jones four
Cooler and Baldwin are scheduled
to clash tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19

A LOT of the So-called "color"
IN attached to the Notre Dame
football machine disappears with
the withdrawal of Jumping Joe
Sa1voldi, smashing full back, famil-
iarly known as the Peoples Choice"
He was a crowd pleaser if
there ever was one, and caught
the eye and admiration of every
body as he lugged the leather
against the best of opposition.
Stalwart and bull-like, he hit hard
and furthermore was difficult to
pull down in the open, owing to
his powerful legs and bouncing
stride. It's just too bad.
Notre Dame has three more games
of tremendous Importance, with
Northwestern, Army and Southern
California, and what the SaIvOIdi
incident will do to the morale of
the Irish squad is hard to con-
template. Knute ROckne will be
put " UNG AuOIC bCSts
n n
ID EPLACING Jumping Joe will be
N Moon Mullins, regular, and Dan
HanIey, a lad from Butte, Mont.
He has been on the squad all season,
but saw no game action until last
Saturday against Drake. He at
tended Central high school in Butte
ard is described as age u, weight
1876, height feet IL inches. Evil
IDENTIFY he is more than a wisp.
n
Other Notre Dame full backs on
hand are third Stringers Howard
and Staab, but it's a dead cinch
Savoldi'S punch and experience will
be missed. 1t is reported ROckne
was unable to use Hanley before the
Drake contest because the youth
was having difficulty with his
studies and was forced to hurdle the
mid-term examinations before the
faculty would permit him to play.
The girl Joe Savoldi married,
Audrey Koehler, is daughter Of
the former league baseball player,
Ben Koehler.
NEWSPAPER men who occupy
IN the press box at the Army
Navy charity game in New York
Dec. 13, will be charged $50. Be-
ieve 1t or Not Ripley will want a
picture of that extraordinary Incl
dent. President Hoover also will be
smacked $50 if he attends, and it is
presumed the army mule viii be
locked for hay and oats.
When the Brooklyn Robins 20 south in
the spring they will high hat the other
be spent in Cuba by the Flatbush FASTENERS
and no doubt that kind Of treatment will
act as a cure for holdouts.
q
Cleveland sees trouble ahead as the club
bosses suffer with growing pains as they
hear rumbles OF big salary increases to be
asked by ives Ferrell. Johnny Hodapp ana
Eddie Morgan. Get the shock absorhers
ready when Terrell makes his opening
speech. 1t is rumored he wants $4,000.
= =
ID ABBIT WELLER and his swift
IN and sturdy Haskell Indian
mates will be here Saturday to tan
gle up with the Butler Bulldogs in
the Butler bowl. When the govern
ment palefaces pushed the redskins
west in the long ago the ancestors
of some Of these Haskell boys were
pushed right out on to rich oil
lands. What break
The visit Of Haskell to Indianapolis Is
an excellent time saZ parents to give the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
Dauber Named
Reserve Coach
By United Press

By United Press
CLEVELAND, Nov. 19.-Ray Dau-
Der, former University of Iowa back
field star, today assumes his new
duties as head coach of Western Re
serve universitys football team.
Dauber was back field coach at Re
serve under Gordon Locke, former
Iowa American.
Locke, who also is athletic oirec-
tor, was forced to resign as football
coach because of i'll health early in
the season. Jack Davis, line coach,
succeeded him. Reserve has won no
games this year and has only one
left to play.
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Basketball

Indiana Merchants composed of former
Indiana and Illinois hardwood stars, has
organized a team and desires to schedule
f ftlei1 Merchants have been unable to secure
a gym for practice or games and also
would like to hear from any one having
this week is desired. Wassons, Bridgeport.
FIT. Harrison. ST.. Pats and others call
Weber at Riley 673l, or write % West
Henry street.
G & J. defeated Upton Tuesday at
serves proved too much for Broad Ripple
Independents, winning 81 to IA, and IN
the preliminary game G. & J. girls de-
feated woodruff Place Baptist girls, IA
to z.
The Cooperative League schedule for
Thursday night follows: 1870, Bridgeport
vs. vs. Roberts; $50, atkins vs.. IIndiianapoiHis
Flashes. All games will be played at
Pennsy gym.
st. Patricks H. N. S. basket team, run
nerup for the state independent champion
state teams. Saints are anxious to sched-
ule state clubs on the road. The team
won thirty-six out Of forty-three games
Rot, 1890 Cottage avenue, or phone Drexel
dig.
Mayer Chapel Dixies, winners Of the
s. H. S. League last year, added another
victim to their string Monday, defeating
Central Crusaders, AZ to co. in fast battle
For games with Dixies. call Drezel 1867
and ask for Everett, after p. m.
Second round games in the Bankers-In
surance League will be PLAYED Thursday
night and there will be six contests. as
follows: At $50. Fletcher Trust rs. APP
prentice Printers Union: $3.50. American
Central Life vs.. IronWood camp. Woodmen:
$50. Reserve Loan Life vs.. De MolaY.
The Red Wings are back in the basket
field again this year with team
strengthened By the addition Of Richard
Holman. center. and Paul Shanks and Bud
Wiley. guards. Among last seasons play
erS to return are Ernie Carroll. B. Watson,
Jack Hinton and Harry Weston. Red
Wings desire games this week. orioles
take notice. Call DR.. 1918, or write Ben
ME Watson. 1925 East Wade street.
Oriental Bulldogs will practice Thursday
at D. m. at New York and Dearborn. All
players are requested 70 attend. Bulldogs
have an open date and permit for Sun
day. Call CHERRY 57T9 and ask for Van
for games in 125-pound class.
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they have lost Joe Savoldi," Coach
Dick Hanley Of Northwestern uni
versity told the United Press today.
"Savoldi undoubtedly was a great
full back, but I don't think he was
any better than Pug Rentner, and
you don't see us crying over Rent
ner's loss. Well miss Rentner Just
as much, and perhaps more, than
Notre Dame misses Savoldi.
"Notre Dame has two good full
backs to take Savoldi's place, and
in Russell we have fine man to
take Rentner's place"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19

follow the fours before the main
event. In the fours Young Slaughter
will meet Kid Hambree and Ray
Hurtz will tackle George Smith. IN
the skies Charlie Baxter viii meet
Honeyboy Brown and Red Holloway
Will face Carl Ellis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
Two Football
Players Die

FL Times Special
MARIETTA, o., Nov. 19.-During
a freshman-sophomore grid game
here Tuesday, John Wightman, Il,
of the second year class, was injured
fatally and died of broken neck
His parents reside at Northampton,
Mass.
GARY, Ind, Nov. 1s.-Edmund
German, Is, member of the
Horace Mann high school reserve
football squad, died Tuesday. He
received injuries during practice last
week and death was due to hem
orrhage of the spinal cord. Doc
tors reported small fracture of the
fourth vertebra.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
MAKE TO FACE JIMMY

By United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-Maxie
Rosenbloom. light heavyweight
champion, today, accepted the chal-
lenge of Jimmy Slattery Of Buffalo,
from whom Rosenbloom won the
title several months ago. No date
for the title fight was mentioned.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
Rockne Says Wildcats
Power May Beat Irish
Knute Believes Notre Dame Will Lead at Half, but Nav
Fater in Final Periods; Loss of SavoIdi Hurts
HOoSierS, He Claims.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press STAFF Corresuoudent

SOUTH BEND Ind Nov 1e-Nore Dame ahead
battle
Knute Rocne version football game
Saturday o
with
touchdown two But with Savod stay
OF their powerful attack in that get in front
but don't know how long we'll be able there Northwestern
sin heyn do the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19

dOtIdCl1OIl IN The
main go of ten
rounds at Tomlin-
son hall tonight
on a hve-bout pro-
gram. There will
be a battle royal
with seven Negroes
p a r t icipating to
complete the card.
Tracy Cox, local
mauler. will OPP
pose Forbes in the
feature event. Two
four-rounders will
open the show, the
first at $3.50.
IT, -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
ExPECT RECoRD Crowd

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Jimmy
McLarnin, Vancouver. B. c., and
Billy Petrolle, Fargo, N. D., are ex-
pected to draw the record indoor
crowd of the season to their match
at Madison Square Garden Friday
night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
Irish 8 to 5
Bu United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Notre
~ Dame was quoted today
as an 8 to 5 favorite to defeat
Northwestern in Saturdays
football game at Dyche sta
dunn, with betting interest the
heaviest shown in Chicago
since the Dempsey-Tunney
fight. Northwestern support
erS were quick to accept even
money wagers with allowances
of from six to thirteen points.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
Hoosier Squad in Top
Shape for Hard Game
Page Devotes Two Weeks to Strengthening of Crimson
Warriors for Bucket Battle; Soph Backs to Get
Chance Against Rivals.
BIZ Times Special

BLOOMINGTON Ind, ia type featuring
attack with passes will
Indiana traditional
fayete Saturday practice sessions this week indicate
his lengthy drill
Tuesday continued blocking and tacking The
oosers will attempt ndputed possession of the old oak
Saturday they accomplished
circulation
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
BROWN IN TOP SCRAP

Willard Brown, local junior well
ter, will oppose Freddie Murphy of
Cincinnati in the eight-round fea-
ture scrap at Riverside Friday night.
Both boast strong records.
In the semi windup, frankie San
some, Cincinnati hyweight, will bat
tie Young Leach of indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-19
MUNCIE METERS WIN

ID
MUNCIE. Ind, Nov. 1e.-Muncie
high school basketball five annexed
victory in an interesting game with
hartford City Tuesday night. 80 to
%. The winners LED ait the half
IT to IA.