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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
Hank Bruder to Garry
Brunt OF Purple Attack

{ starred through his prep school
career, winning four letters each at
football and basketball and two in
track.
Injuries limited him to five games
during his first two years at North
western, but at the close of the
present season he will have won
three major ms" at football. Each
year he had been touted as po-
tential all-America only to have
injuries wreck his chances.
Northwestern supporters believe
Bru6er's failure to take his regular
turn at carrying the ball in recent
games was planned by Hanley in an
effort to save" the star for the
Notre Dame game.
Hanley refuses to comment on the
theory, but will not deny that he
plans to let Bruder carry the brunt
Of SATURDAYS attack.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
Soph Star
May Shine
Scarlet to Match Speedy
SWartout Against
Wheaton.
FL Times Special

BIZ Times Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Nov.
0.-Undaunted by their poor record
this season, Coach Pete Vaughan's
Wabash gridmen have worked bard
this week in preparation for their
invasion Of De PAW Saturday.
Last weeks TO defeat by Frank
lin was the fourth straight loss suf-
fered by the Scarlet. Urged on by
the spirit of rivalry that has existed
between Wabash and De Paw since
the two began athletic relations in
1890, the Vaughanmen are deter
mined to break their string Of set
backs and cap the season with a
successful comeback that will upset
the Tigers again this year, despite
the fact that the Methodists are
heavily favored to win.
Wabash supporters are expecting
the speedy legs of Don Wheaton,
brilliant De Paw half back, to be
matched Saturday by those Of
George Swartout, shifty sophomore
back of the Wabash eleven, who
turned in his best performance of
the season last week against Frank
lin. Swartout, who also does most
of the punting and passing for the
Scarlet, is hard to check at the line
and is shifty runner in the open
field.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press staff Correspondent

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 90
Towering teammates all about him
and big powerful linemen always
pitted against him, Bert Metzger,
watch-fob right guard on the Notre
Dame team, closely approaches the
distinction of being the years great
est football player, pound for pound.
Metzger, who weighs 1853 pounds,
is the lightest man ever to play in
the Notre Dame line from tackle to
tackle. Standing between two big
tackles, Culver, 21O, and Kirth, 1877,
he looks like the teams mascot, in
stead of one OF its outstanding
players.
II never saw one man make as
many tackles behind the line of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
Is H. S. Stars
to Be Named

Selection Of fifteen outstanding
Indianapolis high school football
players to receive the annual Pur-
due Association of Indianapolis
medals viii be made next Wednes-
day noon at a luncheon in the
SEVERN.
H. B. Steeg, president of the as
ISOLATION, today issued invitations
to the athletic director and coach of
each of the schools, who with sports
writer's will vote on the awards.
Players with Washington, Man
ual, Shortridge, Technical, Cathe-
dral and Broad Ripple will be eiigi-
bic for the honors. The medals will
be presented at a Purdue associa-
ton banquet later. at which time
Noble Kizer, Purdue coach and
other prominent Purdue athletes
will be in attendance.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
Engineers in
Crucial Test

81 Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. 90
Phil Browns undefeated Rose Poly
team will meet the acid test Friday
night when they clash with the In
diana State Teachers for the col
legiate championship of Terre
Haute. Browns team has met and
repulsed every foe this fall. The
Teachers have met three reverses.
If they win, the Engineers will
have claim on the secondary COL
lege state championship. 1t is the
last contest for both teams. Coach
Wally Marks will have most of his
injured regulars in this fray. the
first time since early in the season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
Bobby Jones Resigns From
Amateur Golf Association

Jones had decided to capitalize his
ability and game as a golfer and
accept an offer of nearly $250,000
from Warner Brothers Pictures, the
u. S. G. A., which has benefited
for years from Bobby's popularity,
was loath to let him pass entirely
from the realm of amateur golf
H. H. Ramsay, president-elect of
the association, would not admit
that the Albanian had automatical-
ly barred himself from all partici-
patton in the business Of the
u. S. G. A.
Nevertheless, Jones' resignation
was before the executives today,
and there was little they could do
but accept it.
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Independent Basketball News

For games with Stove five call DR.. 2s5s-M,
ask for bill.
Grand Aces have won two Of three
starts, losing to New Bethel. Aces desire
games with teams in the l6-18-year-old
class. having access to gyms. Write Earl
Miller. 1918 Lambert street or call Be. 1912
Speedway notice.
Diamond Chain quintet desire q game
for Friday or Saturday night with strong
city team having access TO q gym. Write
c. E. Heidemeich, 324 South Vina street.
Three close games were played in the
Evangelical Reformed Christian League
Tuesday night Second Evangelical de-
feated Fleming Garden Christian in the
feature % to 26. overtime. Zion Evan
gelical trimmed ST. Johns Evangelical. d
to IS, and Emmanuel Reformed nosed out
Friedens Evanqelieal "a to %. the win
ners coming from behind in the last two
minutes of action.
ST. Philips A. c. will play Indianapolis
Flashes Tuesday. Nov IS al $50 .. m. ST.
Philips will meet Hoosler FLYERS in the
curtain-raiser at 7:30. Fast teams desiring
games with Saints call Il. Finnegan. r.
vington 6673. between $50 D. m. and 7.30
n
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20

Jess Prltchett's illness has slowed up
the nnal check on entries Tor the coming
Central states tourney. Clarence MYERS Is
q complete entry will be available soon.
Among the team known to have entered
III 1929 Illinois state champions. A team
from CoYington Ky. which includes Larry
shotwe hedeI Of t the a cdIsr a. and + his
Minerahtes from Chicago. also are entered;
ST. Louis appears to have honors clnched
Tor the best-out-of-toTn representation
Charlie Ilebtae. veteran from way back
when. appears to be in for one OF ms
greatest seasons. During wednesday
nights play on the Pritohett alleys Lie6-
came back with esq in the all-star dou-
hles for a six-game count OF l,54t' an
average OF 224's pins per game
The Marott shoe shop team appeared to
be in for. wonderful series ourlng, t,hlee
Indlanapois 1esSus play; ossesoThlng tssdislgy
liz the last to s76 for three game total
Of 2.9e5 and a two-came win over Wheeler
Lunch. Indianapolis Tool was consistent.
s. total OF 1899. Mounts took care OF
Iiehtag's 6ss during this set with con-
ga Ss5 and 225. The UniverSalS with
Phelps rolling his usual good game took
three from Grse9ry enc o.s ApPe pei e. iSs F odS
game from St. Philip A. c. and Indiana
Garage.
Rsv Robertson was on his wsy to
howler's dream with nine in : row from
Inc start but that same No. 10 pin that
has SO often ruined a perfect score. stucS
and stopped him with feature si6.
which was good for the 3-F Gomez prize
All-stsr doubles piav found Fulton and
SNYDER taking three games from StrleoecS
and Hueber. and the balance OF the games
heins decided two to one. c. Llebtag and
afvers. Phelps and Schleimer. McNew and
II I5ebtaG Rohne and Fehrhach and RaSS-
nussen and WeiSman defeating Faust and
Hornbergsr. James and Crav.. Cobler and
Mounts Iiebtag rolled 65e: CRAY. Gil; l..
Toy. co: r Liebtag. 6S6 a chip OF the
cd Block: Fahrbsch. SIC: Fehr. e2s.
SNYDER So. and Rasmussen. 625.
Another family controversy. is to be
STAGED Sunday, when the Marott shoe
in a special match game. on the Indiana
alievs To make the fight complete the
Narott womens team has added Mrs
Prank Fox to their lineup for this series
hov Larry. which makes for an interesting
afternoon.
George Peterson IS back again looking
for some one 10 give him pins. With jess
pritchett sick IN bed. Il looks to bad for
hhsEsa 70 sSpbs oRg why PIE e 0 saa
sc has to give the buffers e hanoican in
golf. which clears everything W.
Look Who's here. Charlie stick. The 81
Philip star. who was talking about q
certain. brand Of sausage Tuesday night.
responds with mere s6o.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
Schwake and
Doran Signed

John Schwake, st. Louis, Mo, VINO
won by technical K. o. over Chuck
Virgins, will meet Bud Doran, Chi
cago, in the ten-round main event
of next Tuesday nights lrnitt show
at the Armory. Doran recent y
fought a draw with King Levinsky.
Schwake is prominent in heavy
weight circles in and around st.
Louis, almost all his wins being
by knockoutS.
Eddie Kline, former center on a
Muncie high school basketball team,
will meet George Craig in one Of
the six-round supporting bouts
Tuesday night. Kline. who beat
Joe Brian at the Armory a month
ago, weighs over 200 and stands
fees 4 inches. Craig scales go and
is 6 feet z.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20

West Point. He was a star at Elk
hart high school.
n
According to advices from down Mis-
souri, way the Kansas City Blues will give
Manager ZwiIling an assistant next wear
and Cotton Tierney is said to be tn, man.
He was an inheIder in the majors and
has been plotting various clubs In the lit
tie minors. Tierney. Bling Miller Of the
Athletics and Tom Sheehan of the Blues
were in the same outfit during the war and
mad sWanky soldier nine here and in
France.
After the first Of the year If YOU get
plnched in Cass county start faIkfng
pa1iSYKetbaH at once and maybe the sheriff
VIII forget what he's grabbing Won for
Inc sherif-elect Is Homer Stonebraker
famous n net center Of Wngate high school
ana professional f1ves.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
St. Mary's Is
Offered Grid
Tilt byU. sc

By United Press
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2o.-A
charity football game between two
leading Pacific Coast football teams
doomed today as officials of st.
Mary's college viewed with ap-
prevail an invitation to meet the
University of Southern California
here Nov. %.
The invitation to st. Mary's was
made by Willis o. Hunter, director
of athletics, who pointed out that
while it was against the U. S. G.
policy to play post-season games,
in view of the extremity of circum-
stances" the school believed it fitting
to play such a game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
Cruising in Sportland
: WITH EDDIE ASH

ATE golfers at the local South Grove links new caddv
~ ON the couse-our
manager who swings clubs out there frequently with McGrew
Echrodt others
the for that because the
election
has wagged itself into the travels in regal
style in Bus1s If animals OUns
WOW would have trouble working
White 01e'
First Sacker Robert Richmond Gnd) nine that
went dunct the Central property
the New York Yankees Title to the NIemphs
and the Chicks in turn sold him to is said the
youth will be farmed to Jersey City
were short on home support last selling
players. - 9"h
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
Logan Eleven
Takes Trophy
in Conference

Logansport will receive the trophy
annually awarded the football win
ner Of the Indiana high school con-
ference, 1t was announced today by
Fred German, secretary. Coach
Trobaugh and his powerful Logan
team piled up four wins against
conference rivals and four against
four nonconference teams in a
schedule of eight games.
Although Newcastle has q 1000
percentage as does Brazil, neither
can claim the trophy because New
castle played only two conference
foes and Brazil one. The league
requires the winner to play three
conference games. Conference
standing:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
News Of Local Ten Pin FASTENERS


255 to total $50. Shaw had 645: Dawson.
636. Hackard. 500: Expert. 622. and Scho-
maker. 602. Team play resulted in three
from Ideal Cleaners and THYME and a
two-game win for ChriSnev Radio Sales,
Williamson Candy and Hanna Register
from Prima Beverage. American Linen and
Selmeir Towel.
Moose Lodge hit for q total of 2,S46 to
take three games from K. of P. during the
traternal League play on the Illinois al
leys Other contests resulted in q two
game win for De Molay and Gat1ing Gun
Club from Modern Woodmen and Grotto
A 400 doubles viii be rolled on the Illi-
nois alleys Saturday and Sunday BoWlers
NAV roll as often as they like. but must
change partners each series.
Illinois alleys will hold 3 400 scratch
doubles sweepstakes Saturday and Sunday.
IN addition to the regular prizes turkey
VIII be donated by the alley management
for the bows to shoot at as a THANKSGIVING
feed" trophy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
Race Even.
Yost Says
Michigan Won't ConCede
Bio Ten Title If Chicago
Is Defeated.
ByUnifed Press

81 Cnifed Press
ANN ARBOR, Mich. Nov. 20
Michigan has no intention of con-
ceding the 1880 Big Ten champion
ship to Northwestern and will award
gold footballs to the players in event
Chicago is defeated Saturday.
Athletic Director Fielding Yost
refused to answer kilograms from
a Northwestern student paper ask
ing if Michigan would concede the
title, but pointed out that the 1880
championship tie does not parallel
the 1925 season, when Northwestern
conceded" the title to Michigan
Michigan played six games that
season and lost one-to Northwest
ern," said Yost. Northwestern
played four games and lost one.
Northwestern conceded the title
Just as the st. Louis Cardinals con-
cede the 1880 baseball title to Phil
adelphia. In 1926 when both Mich
igan and Northwestern were unde-
feated the Purple made no conces-
sion-nor did Michigan ask any,"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
Minute Men VIII Honor
Washington Grid Stars

A banquet to the city public high
school grid champions will be served
at Washington high Friday noon
when the Minute Men of the school
will honor the Continentals. The
Minute Men. an organization of boys
with high scholastic standings, an
nually have dined the school eleven.
This year the new west side school
reached the peak and with Short
ridge and Technical both. ready to
annex the school board trophy and
claim its permanent possession as
five-time winners, the Washington
team upset both and took its first
hold on the cup.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20

East Tenth Deaks. strong semi-pro road
club with a lineup of former high school
and college METERS, have Dec. /. and
open for games. Deaks play at East
Tenth gym on Friday nights in the Capitol
City League. On Nov. %. Deaks travel
to Upton, and to Kokomo on Nov. 26.
Three games are on the Circle City
League card for Friday night. Maroons
tackle Indianapolis Engraving at 7:30. e.
and J. Tire Reserves play Indianapolis
Flashes al $3.50 and Flanner and Buchanan
meet Banquet Ice Cream at $50.
A faster team than last years Buddies
viii represent Communal center this sea-
son under the name Of Communal Y NJ
H. A. Buddies Club viii play the curtain
raiser at Communal Hall every Tuesday
night. A game is wanted for Tuesday
For games call or write william Naper-
stick. 4l9 West Washington street. Dr..
Indianapolis Stove Company defeated
Sheridan Pirates at Sheridan. 20 to IA
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
Amateur Sport
Groups Agree

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-Peace
had been restored today between
the Amateur Athletic Union and
the National Collegiate Athletic
Association, which split four years
ago over a question of dominance
in the American Olympic Associa-
ton.
Illustrative Of the restored equa-
nimity was the unanimous election
of Avery Brundage, president of the
A. A. u, to leadership of the
Olympic association.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
Is
Ring Favorite

By United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 20. - Tommy
Loughran, retired undefeated world
light heavyweight champion, has
been installed as a prohibitive favor
lite to defeat King LevinSky, Chicago
slugger, in their ten-round bout at
Chicago stadium, Friday. Odds of
to l were reported with no Levin
sky supporters in evidence.
Levinsky recently was awarded a
gift decision over Jimmy Slattery
although badly outboXed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
City Rivals
Await Tilt

Shortridge and Tech, city series
rivals, today wound up preparations
for their annual clash Friday after
noon at Butler bowl. The north
slders are favorites, but a real scrap
is expected.
Coach Goldsberry has his Blue
squad in top condition. Hayes, CEN
ter; Mann and Baldwin, qua rds;
Daniels and Abel, tackles; Hiatt
and Krelesback, ends; Thompson,
quarter; Bulleitt and Underwood,
halves, and Stewart, full, will COM
pose the starting lineup.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
HAPPY ATHERTON WINS

RU Times Specidt
Fl. WAYNE, Ind. Nov. 20
Happy Atherton, Indianapolis fly
weight, scored a technical knockout
over Mickey Cone, Kokomo, in the
eighth round here Wednesday
Frankie Jar, local bantam, won on
a foul from Jimmy Sayers, Lafay-
cite, in the fourth.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20


TWO FASTENERS with the Indians
Il the past season, Clarence Hoff-
man and Joe Sprin5, accompanied
by Bill Walker Of the New York
Giants, are roughing it in the Ozark
mountains near Mansfield, Mo. They
are after quail, turkey and also
fish at times. The athletes are liv-
ing in a cabin and it's good bet
Hoffman has the floor most of the
time when evening conversation
starts.
RalSton Hemsley and Young Hal
Finney are the lone catchers on the
Pittsburgh roster and Barney Drey-
fuss has announced there will be an
other experienced backstop obtained
shortly. The Pirates have burning
desire to land Sukeforth of the
Cincy Reds.
Milwaukee aims to stimulate business In
the Cream City next year by giving the
players to look at. By their connection
with the Browns. the Home Brews have
sent Russ Young, catcher, to st. Louis Tor
Outfelder Al MetZler, pitcher Holshauer
and the veteran receivers Manlon ana
Hungling. Shortstop Tavener and pitcher
Polli slco were obtained in. recent deals.
Boosting the biggest population in the
American Association. Milwaukee is one OF
the best cities In baseball when the Brew
ers- are in the first division.
AL CuIver. Notre Dame tackle. will be
battling against the "alma mummsy" of
his dad Saturday when the Irish tackle
Northwestern. The senior Culver PLAYED
tackle for the Purple in '92 to '94. HodnE
AL weighs over 200 and stands #. 2ls.
The CuIvers reside in the northwest at st.
Paul.
XXTHEN Cy Letzelter was Gust
w ed from the Army back field
on account Of being over the acad-
envy age limit, his place was taken
by Ken Fields, Hoosier gridder from
Elkhart. Fields was on the Illinois
squad for two years before entering
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
A Present
~ Times Special

Ry Times Special
Il VANSTON, Ill, Nov. 20.--
l. Northwestern's Wildcats
will have a special incentive
for victory over Notre Dame
Saturday, with Coach Dick
Hanley having requested a
triumph as his annual birth
day present from the squad.
Hanley celebrated his thirty
fifth birthday Wednesday.
Northwestern gave Hanley
birthday victories over Iowa
in 1927 and over Dartmouth
in 1923, but failed to main
tain their record last year, los
ing to Notre Dame in the final
game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20

By United Press
NEW YORK. Nov. 2O.-The de-
parture of Bobby Jones from the
ranks of amateur golf will be rec
ognized actually for the first time
today when the executive commit
tee of the United States Golf As
ISOLATION, Of which the Albanian
was a member, meets at the Hotel
Biltmore.
When it became known that
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
Independent, Amateur
Football Notes

Spades independents are without q game
for Sunday and would like to book a game
with strong junior team. Call Oh. 1850
between 6 and Z o. m. ask for Herchell
Brightwood Juniors. BOYS Club. wizards
and Crimson cubs. notice.
The Elephants are without a grid game
for SUNDAY and teams desiring a contest
are requested to call Drexel 303S and ask
for Sam. Oak Hill Flashes. Oriental Bull
dogs and Brentwood Juniors take notice.
The Greenwood independent eleven will
take on the BTightwood A. C.s at Green
wood Thanksgiving dav. The rivals PLAYED
scoreless tie early IN the season Fred
Morrison is requested to write Charles L.
Pearson. Greenwood manager.
Indianapolis Midwavs are advised TO
straighten out their scheduled. The Times
received three notices today and each had
the Midways plaving q different team next
Sunday. st. Pats. Riverside Olympics and
at Greenwood. MldwayS viii practice FRI
day night at 7.30.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
COOLER TRIPS BALDWIN

Harry Cooler defeated Harry
Baldwin, SO to "a in sixty-four
inning match Of the state three
cushion billiard tourney Wednesday.
The winner had high run Of 6. Lew
vogler, defending champ, meets Leo
O'Connor, 1923 runner-tp, tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
BY LEFTY LEE

Lee Hargon also is out trying to tell
all who will listen about what happened
the second game. Here is the reason:
Marott Shoe Shop tossed the feature
game in the Indiana Women's League, with
score of $50 al the start. These girls
won two games from Roepke Floral.
Bakers Lunch. Standard Grocery and Phoe-
nix also won two from Harland Insurance,
and B. & O.. and Real silk as Van Camp.
GRAY. Gribhen and Gray and Coca Cola
took three from Nehi Stanley Jewelry and
54s: Rickabaugia. ss4. and Bunch, sos.
Hornbeck again displayed his skill dur
ing the Uptown League series. rolling
$50 to lead the league. Hill finished with
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
COCHRAN ADDS TO LEAD

By United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Welker
Cochran, challenger for the worlds
1871 balkline billiard championship,
had increased his lead over Willie
Hoppe, titlehoIder, today to point
where it seemed certain that the
crown must change hands.
Cochran now leads Hoppe, 1900
points to 884, with only 1900 points
to be played. Hoppe has not won a
single block from the challenger.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
COACH BELL is SPEAKER

Coach Harry Bell of Butler will
be the principal speaker at a ban
quet in honor of the Park school
grid squad Friday night. Coach
Lou Reichel will award eleven var
sity and five minor letters. approx
imately seventy-fiye people are ex-
pected to attend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Nov. 90
De Pauw's Tigers were to stage their
final hard workout of the season to-
day and will taper off with light
signal drill Friday for the rivalry
scrap with Wabash here Saturday.
Both defense and offense were to be
reviewed in today's scrimnage, and
the Tigers are determined to avoid
an upset such as last season, when
the Scarlet turned in an to win
Seven De Paw players will end
their collegiate careers Saturday.
Five are regulars, including Rags
dale, end; Stackhouse, guard; Ew-
ing, tackle; Arson, full, and Mel
bourne, half. Kenna, quarter, and
Grossman, guard, are reserves who
will graduate.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-20
CICERO HAS OPEN DATE

CICERO, Ind, Nov. 20.-Due to a
cancellation by Upton, on account
of player vaccination, Cicero high
school is without a basket game
early next week. A contest is wanted
for Tuesday or Wednesday. Teams
interested call Walter Floyd, high
school, Cicero, Ind.