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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-14
. Down the Alleys =
BY LEFTY LEE :

TRANSPORTATION League able. to win three
games. Commercial Agents being the VIC
tins. Freight Agents. Local Lines, Ship
from Union Station. Foreign Lines. Ticket
OFFICES and Chief Clerks during the other
contefsts No 500 scores res sppeared Mll s5s
1913 and 1872 being good for the buck"
Ellis Bankers secured all their pins in
one game, scoring 1927 in their second try
to avoid q shutout at the hands of the
Ihoman Shoe team. Koch Furniture and
me- fher ses w aSO PaS soaaTe
Bank and Kasper Furniture. while Madison
Avenue State. Bank. lost three to Carson
Danna, Sahm and Ward scored totals OF
655. 62S. 600 and 600 in the order named.
Score Of 200 are beginning to appear in
the Edwin Ray League contests, FIVE scores
over this mark, led by H. Denge's 247 be-
ing, rolled MonSay night. Marmon No. 2
No. and Blue No. 2. as Maroon No. i
and Gray No. l won two from Cardinal
No. and Blue No. /.
Enarco and Perfection Pin had an easy
time taxing three games from Central
M9t0T PaTtS and during E
alleys. The other games played resulted
in an ODD game victory for +. y; Law Me-
and Eisemann Service. Kline of the Per-
lection pin team was on his way to the
700 club with a. 482 start. but 159 finish
stopped him at GAL. B. Parsons had 625
and Brown. COS.
Insurance League games on the Hotel
Antler drives resulted in three-game win
for Indiana from Empire, and two-game
victory for Mutual from Reserve Loan.
Vollmers COL series led the league and
put the Yanks across for a three-game
win from the Dodgers during the Evsnge-
lical contests on the Central drives. Browns
three from Cards
Reds and Athletics copied two from Cubs.
White Sox and Pirates.
Ward Jones tried hard to put his club
over for a win but one Of his Teeth was
Mr.. Blind" and the Tails won all three,
as Names and Claws took two from Heads
Games sa II e cetTa h 5s staT G Re
Jones to SIS. 218 and 201 falling for him
in his last two tries.
Laundry League games at the Illinois
resulted in a three-game win for Excelsior
from Crown, as Progress No. took two
from Progress No. iii their family quar-.
rel.
Showalter Duco had a big night in the
Meridian. League taking three from Edie
winning three from Wash Rite. in the roll
oil OF a postponed set. State Highway
End n Burke csdisc sfo won three from a
took the cd dgame from Wash Rite. E.
Showaiter and Edwards had totals of 612
and 607.
Olive Oil handed Pop-Eye a knockout
IN the B !,9 League Gag taxing three
Railway Express League games found the
Terminal taking three from General
two from American Express. A 2O4 game
by Lemon featured.
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Singer Makes Chicago Ring
Debut Against Mack Tonight

saurez-as superior to the cham
pion.
'I know a lot of fans don't con-
slider me a worthy champion, but
I'm going to force them to admit
I'm the best in the class by going
out and beating all. the contenders,"
Singer said today. "Of course, rat
ing me with Leonard is as ridiculous
as the idea that bought the title,
and I never engaged in a crooked
fight in my life. hope some day to
be as great champion as Benny
was, but the only similarity at pres
ent is that we're both Hebrews from
the same neighborhood and both
won the title"
Mack should provide good test
for the champion. The Denver col
legion is an exceptionally clever
boxer and boasts victories over sew
eral strong foes.
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I. Fl. s. A. A.
to Convene
Two important Problems
Face Sports Group at
Annual Session.

Principals and athletic directors
Of practically all the 794 high schools
IN Indiana interested in prep ath-
1etic problems and affairs of the In
diana High School Athletic Associ-
alton will gather here Thursday for
the annual meeting Of the associ-
alton at Manual Training high
school.
Wednesday night, in the new 1.
II. S. A. A. Offices in the Circle
Tower, the legislative body Of the
association will consider proposals
Of various principals seeking changes
IN the bylaws and rules Of the Or
ganization, determining whether
they shall be presented to the en-
tire membership for vote on Thurs
day
Probably two of the biggest prob
Iems facing the association is the
fight between large and small
schools over representation on the
board Of control and the length Of
the basketball season, which the as
ISOLATION has set at eighteen games
and which some Of the larger
schools want raised to twenty.
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Independent, Amateur
Football Notes

Oak Hill Flashes defeated Turner
Juniors Sunday. 81 to 0. Already ham
pered by injuries. the Flashes we're Grip
pied further after Sundays game when
TWO star members. Tommy Ford and
Charles Chalk Coffee. we're hurt in an
auto accident. Full back Chelk Coffee re-
ceived broken kneecap and viii be out
Of action for the season. a blow TO his
many followers. He starred all last sea-
son. Ford expects to play again at end
in q few weeks his first year with the
FLASHES. The team viii practice Wednes-
day night at 1880. For games write LarTv
Coffee. 6oe4 Ralston drive. indianapolis.
OBLESvILLE-When Kaiser stumbled
and fell while on his way to a touchdown
In the last quarter the only chance for
either side to score disappeared and IS a
result the football game between the No
hleSville and Muncie independent teams
PLAYED in this city went ScoreleSS.
Brightwood will work out Wednesday
night at n. m. at Brightwood play
ground. Nj Gle and NobleSville wire Ed
Hornning. 2t59 Chester street. for games.
Riverside olympics will practice tonight
snd Wednesday at 1880 D. m. Next sun
CAV is an open date for OlympicS and
state clubs wanting games write or wire
HoWdy Stout. T0s Park avenue. phone Lin
coin 1927
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FOrdharn Lad
Is Game Hero

BOSTON, Oct. IA field goal
midway in the final period gave
Major Frank Cavanaugh's Ford
ham college football team a 3 to 0
victory over Boston college in a
game before $4,000 at Fenway park
here Monday.
Johnny Bartos. substitute quarter
back, was the New York eleVen's
hero. After Boston had held Ford
ham without gain three times on
the six-yard line, Bartos dropped
back beyond the 20-yard stripe and
broke the scoreless tie with drop
kick which was just high enough
to clear the bar.
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Yale's Second Marker
Illegal, Official Says

funabled a kickoff and Yale
player scooped it up and carried it
eighteen yards for a touchdown,
was illegal.
Stegeman's statement to the
United Press follows:
"The kickoff rule, as stated in
section one of rule six, is so definite
and plain that it precludes any
possibility Of difference of opinion.
The rule says: If the ball is re-
covered by a player of the kicking
team, the ball is dead at the point
Of recovery University officials are
well satisfied with the 18-to-14 score
as it stands. however
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NORTHWESTERN RESTS

: EVANSTON, H.. Oct. 14.-With
smallpox vaccinations preventing
scrimmage work, Northwestern's
practice for Saturdays game with
Illinois will be limited to signal drill
and dummy scrimmage.
The entire squad was excused
from work Monday and only light
work is planned until it is deter
mined which players will be af-
fected by the vaccination.
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and Judge Steffen, the rival coaches.
Carnegie Tech, by way of warning
to the Irish, whipped Georgia Teen
last week, 81 to 0. Notre Dame
warmed up" for Carnegie by de-
feating the mad matters from
Southern Methodist university and
the Navy. Notre Dame, in whip
ping the Methodists, proved that
Carnegie won't win by a passing at
tack. Smart as Carnegie's- aerial
game is, it probably leaves off where
the Methodist begins.
Vols Due for Fall
Tennessee and Alabama should
provide a most lively afternoons
entertainment down in Tuscaloosa.
Tennessee, unbeaten in three years,
must get licked sooner or later and
Alabama, playing in its own back
yard, looks like the team to do it,
The Vols are badly crippled at this
writing, while Alabama is in the
best of shape.
The affair at Cambridge will bring
together two untried elevens. Army
looked good against Furman and
Swarthmore, but that means moth
ing. Harvard seemed strong against
Coast Guard and Springfield, but
that means less. Saturday will mark
the first time either eleven has met
real opposition and the outcome is
little short of a tossup.
Pennsylvania, boasting a 40 to
victory over Virginia, travels to
Madison to meet Wisconsin eleven
that holds a $40 decision over Chi
cago. Wisconsin is a favorite, but
Gentle and company well might win.
Colgate Is Strong
Michigan State VS.. Colgate, an
other east-midwest contest, should
provide plenty of football. Colgate.
with the exception Of Louisiana, has
scored more points in three games
than any other team in the country.
while Michigan State displayed real
power in holding Michigan to a
scoreless tie.
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bats right-handed, goes from Los
Angeles to the Braves.
Cash also was involved, but off,
Gals of the Braves said the amount
they gave Los Angeles along with
Welsh for Schulmerich was equal
lied by the sum which the Cubs
paid the Braves along with McAfee
for Bob Smith.
Schulmerich batted for 1897 dur
ing the last season, hitting twenty
three homers.
McAfee, a graduate of the Uni
versity of Michigan. was farmed to
Reading of the International
League, where he won six and lost
seven games this year.
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Butler Drills for Tilt With
St. Louis Here Friday Night

tackle. Muellerleile is the regular
pivot, f1anked by Pezolt and De
Christefero at guards.
Chile Walsh, former Notre Dame
star, is coach of the Billikens, who
have turned in a creditable record
against three foes already this sea-
son.
Plans for the home coming cele-,
bration Friday are being COM
pleted by the Butler student body,
including the parade and dance.
Blue Key, national honorary fra
ternity, is in charge of plans for the
parade, which will form at 2:30
p. m. and march through the down.
town district. Cups and trophies
are being offered for the best floats
entered by fraternities and sorori-
ties.
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The Phillies also confirmed the
purchase of pitcher Lester Sweet.
land, southpaw, by the Chicago
Cubs for a reported price of SIS 900.
Gerald Nugent, business manager
of the Phillies, denied that Chuck
Klein and Pinkey Whitney, right
fielder and third baseman, were to
be sold, although he admitted the
Phillies still were in the trading
field.
Lefty ODom led the National
loop in batting in 1929 and was well
up among the leaders this year.
FreSco Thompson'S playing was
none too good during the 1880 cam
paign.
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SIX SCRAPS SIGNED

-Four six-round bouts, four
rounder and battle royal will sup
port the FRANKIE Clemons-Jimmy
Carr main go on the Harlem A. c.
sll-Negro fight card at Tomlinson
hall Friday night.
One-Round Bess meets Eddie
Jacobs of Chicago in the top six.
Shifty Galloway and Kid Bozo, local
rivals, meet in another. Ray Smith
opposes Kid Henry and Jack Han
nible and Young Wolcott clash in
other skies. In the four, Kid Mo-
hawk tackles Hollywood Flash. A
battle royal between five Negroes
completes the bill.
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Goodrich instead of the Terrace
hotel The Goodrich hostelry is sew
eral blocks nearer the business dis
trict.
Baseball stove league action has begun.
Latest candidates mentioned for the Bos-
ton Red Sox managerial berth are Iris
Speaker and Everett Scott. 1t Is said
President Barnard of the American League
would enjoy seeing a Woodworking and
aggressive pilot take hold in Beantown to
match Bill McKechnie and his Braves. 1t
is believed Barnard had much to do with
guiding Ownie Bush to the Chicago White
Sox. Barnard desires to build up in the
American League cities where the National
League also is established.
Il u
ME worlds series standing down
Il through the years is puzzling
some fans and for the benefit of hot
stove customers it is reviewed, brief
ly, as follows:
BEGINNING IN 1908
l9US-Boston GA. L.. won games; Pitts
iSS5-New York IN. L.. 4; Phila-
l 1899 eli a L., 4; Chicago, ?. Z
lsO5-Chicago IN. L.. 4: Detroit. no
1903 CHICAGO IN. IL Z; Detroit, !.
Philadelphia "a. L.. 4: New
l9i2-Boston a. L.. 4; New York, 3:
Philadelphia "a. L.. 4; New
1si4RostOn IN. L., 4: Philadelphia,
isls-Boston "a L.. 4: Philadelphia, I.
iiss1IS66SSii cag, "A a. H. 4 R Se% York
lgl9-Cincinnati N. II. s.; Chicago, g.
is22iS ew York n Is l. + N sT1o York 3
1922-New York IN. L., 4: New York.
no games. one tie.
washington a. LIZ S /; New
1sasSPittsburgh IN. IL, 4; Washing
i92s-st. Louis IN. L.. 4: New York. 3.
1927-New York IA. L.. 4; Pittsburgh.
l55s@New York "a. L.. a: ST. Louis,
ls29~ IPIhiladelphia a. l.. 4: Chicago. !.
In 1908 series was for five best out of
nine and the same in 1919. 1920 and 1921.
Series Standin9-American League. won
Il series: lost 10; National League won
! 10. lost l..
A S a gesture for stimulating buSi-
N ness in Indiana, pitcher A. L.
Herring of the Detroit and Toronto
clubs stopped off in Marion a few
days ago and bought himself an
operation, releasing his tonsils out
right. Herring fell off in weight
about twelve pounds and decided it
was time to try the medical knife.
= =
Nearly all members of eleven sorority
houses at Northwestern university bear
the marks of Hank Bruder's smallpox at
tack. according to Evanston reports. It
seems Bruder and his gridmates went In
strong for sorority tea dances and the
goods received orders to say 'howdy" to
the vaccine man when the captain was
hauled of to the hospital As a result
most of the girls are Emping or using
canes or crutches.
y
NORTHWESTERN authorities
~ communicated with w. E
Evans. Tulane athletic director. the
team that Bruder starred against
and helped wallop on Oct. 4, and
advised Evans of Bruder's illness,
and Evans replied:
That's all right. None of my
boys got close enough to Bruder to
catch smallpox in that game"
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With five regulars on the injured
list, Coach Bell and his Butler Bull
dogs Monday started preparation
for the home coming tilt here Friday
night with st. Louis university.
Puett, varsity center, may not be
ready for Saturdays game. He re-
ceived a broken thumb in the Illini
contest. Bauermeiter, reserve center,
also is on the injured list. Hinch-
man, Reynolds and Elser are other
injured regulars.
st. Louis possesses q veteran team,
led by Snakes GaZclle, one of the
outstanding half backs in the mid
west. Pile, McCoole and La Presta
are the other ball carriers, while the
linemen make up for their lack of
weight with experience.
Tierney and Kennedy work at
ends, with Schultz and Joseph at
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BY DIXON STEWART
limited Press staff COrresnnndent

CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-Al Singers
claim to recognition as a worthy
title holder and a second Benny
Leonard" will be tested tonight
when the lightweight champion
makes his Chicago debut in ten
round nontitle bout with Eddie
Mack of Denver at Chicago stadium.
Singer occupies a singular niche
in the ranks of current champions
and must win decisively to convince
Chicago fight followers that he is a
deserving champion.
Although he holds his title by
virtue of a. one-round knockout
over Sammy .Mandell, rated as the
cleverest boxer of recent years,
many boxing fans doubt Singers
ability and rate at least two light
weights-Jack kid Berg and Justo
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-14

ATHENS, Ga, Oct. l4.-Georgia
actually defeated Yale 18-to-7 in
stead of 18-to-14 in New Haven on
Saturday, according to H. ]. Stege-
man, member Of the national foot
ball rules committee and athletic
director at the University of Geor-
gia.
Coach Harry Mehre of the
Georgia team agreed with Stege-
man that Yale's second touchdown,
scored when Kelly, Georgia end,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-14
MAT FEATURE is DRAW

The two-hour time limit halted
the Thorn Pedigo main go mat
match at Tomlinson hall Monday
night each grappler taking one fall
before time expired. In other bouts
Fred Kupfer and Merle Dolby drew
in thirty minutes, Buck Weaver won
over Buck Lipscomb and George
Baltzer tossed Dan Morris.
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When he was graduated in 1927,
he took with him the greatest COL
lection of athletic honors the in
stitution had ever conferred upon
a single individual. lie had earned
nine major sports letters and had
captained the football, basketball
and baseball teams. In 1925, he had
been picked by many critics as an
all-America end. A year later he
was an almost unanimous choice
for the welter of teams which ap-
peared following the death of
Walter Camp.
Hanson'S baseball ability was suf1-
cient to win him a trial with the
New York Yankees. At basketball
his talents were recognized by the
Cleveland Rosenblunls and he be-
came a member of that world
championship professional quintet.
Hanson, however, is back now to
his greatest love-football. 1t was
on the lime-barred turf that he
made his greatest name, and it is
fitting that the game should claim
him for its own as teacher.
Next-Majoy SaSse of West Point.
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ILLINOIS CAPTAIN BACK

CHAMPAIGN, H., Oct. Ire
turn of Captain Olaf Robinson, in
jured full back, and the improved
work of Bauer and Ovelman in the
center of the line, today gave iili-
nois hope of an upset" victory over
Northwestern Saturday..
The Illini held a signal drill Mon
day and were scheduled to start
scrinlnlage today.
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LITTMAN BEATS LATzO

Frank Axes 266 held good but one week
as high single game. of the reformed
Church League. Ted Arnold raising this
mark ten pins during Monday nights
play. with 276 in his second try. Ar
nold's other games were 201 and 1T. a
total of 654. BARRACKS and First Tigers
won three from st. Pauls and Trinity.
while First Owls. Misfits and Second Re-
formed took two from Pleasant Run,
Boosters mad First Y. M. @. poor Sec
ond game cost Pritchard wonderful SER
les. 155 being scored between counts of
234 and 266 for a total of 655.
Team entries are beginning to arrive for
the Central States tourney that will be
rolled on the Central drives during No
yember and December.
tbTe ei from OneraforS and CircUiation while
Intertype won one game from the fast
Mailer No. team. during the Star League
play on Pritchett's alleys.
City Agents were the only team of the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-14
PURDUE Tits ON AIR

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 14.-Ar-
rangements already have been made
for the broadcast Of four Of Pur-
dues remaining grid games. The
schedule follows:
Purdue VS.. Wisconsin-WBAA. WFBM.
WGN WTAiJ.
Purdue vs.. Chicago-wGN. WHO.
Purdue VS.. Butler-WBAA. WFBM-
Purdue VS.. Indiana-WBAA, WFBM.
If Parcue-Towa and Purdue Illinois
games 20 on air announcement Of stations
viii be made latex.
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Cruising in Sportland
With EDDIE ASH

. ARASOTA on the gulf in Florida
~ again will be the spring train
ing home of the indianapolis In
dams in 1881 and Secretary Clauer
has started to line up an exhibition
schedule for the few weeks the
Tribesmen will cavort in south Flor
ida. Tribe headquarters in Sara
sofa are likely to be the Villa
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GOPHER STARS READY

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 14.-Minne-
sofa will be at full strength for In
diana Saturday. Boland, Stein and
Ohlsen, injured in the Stanford
game, are recovering rapidly, and
Reibeth, star half, who got into his
first game Saturday, is expected to
start against the HOLSTERS.
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Indiana Coach
Seeks Punter

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Oct. IA
Coach Pat Page today started
search for a punter to carry the
Indiana kicking assignment in Sat-
urday's game with Minnesota at
Minneapolis. The kicking depart
ment was decidedly weak against
Oklahoma Aggies Saturday.
The Hoosier varsity was given
a rest onday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-14
ENTER CHICAGO PLAY

Neville Dickerson, Donald Steely
and Norman Quick of indianapolis
have entered the 10000 open mini
ature golf tourney at Chicago. Oct.
g. 80 and 81. Pearl Kinley plans
10 enter from this city in the wom-
ems division.
Dickerson lost the Hoosier state
title to Bob Dexter Of Gary by one
stroke IN fifty-four holes. Dexter
entered tie national pee wee links
Qent at Chattanooga.
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. allace and
Darcy Clash
in Main Go

TonightS Legion boxing show al
the Armory will feature a ten-round
main event between Roy Wallace OF
Indianapolis and Len Darcy of
Grand Rapids, light heayyweights
1t will be Wallace's first fight local
ly since he returned from New York.
Darcy fought a ten-rounder with
Walter Pickerd at Fl. Harrison this
summer, and impressed the fans as
a smart, aggressive battler. Tonight's
card follows.
Ten Rounds-Rov Wallace. indianapolis,
VS.. Len Darcy. Grand Rapids; light heavy
weights.
Ten Ror uds-Jackie Purvis. Indianapolis
VS.. Roy Mitchell. st. Louis; junior welters.
Six Rounds-Joe Bensinger. Cincinnati.
VS.. ROYAL Cox. Indianapolis; feathers.
Six ROunds-Eddie Kline. Muncie, vs.. Joe
Brian. jamestown; hcavyWeights.
Four Rounds-Eph Writ. Indianaioli VS..
Billy Myers. indianapolis; heavyweights.
First bout at $3.50. Grammell and Cooley
will referee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-14
IOWA STARS RETURN

BIZ United Press
IOWA CITY. Ia, oct. 14.-Return
of Wendall Benjamin, Negro tackle,
and Jack Warrington, sophomore
triple-threat back, today strength
ened Iowa for Saturdays Big Ten
game with Purdue.
Benjamin was kept out of Satur-
days game with Centenary. while
Warrington has been ineligible.
Coach Ingwersen stressed pass de-
Tense in Mondays drill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-10-14
TURNER'S NAME COACH

Arthur Baukat has been named
coach Of the South Side Turner's
basketball team for the third sue
cessive year. Baukat has brought
the team to high place in state
and national net circles.
He will send the squad through
the first workout next Wednesday
night at Turner's gym at 7:45. All
tryouts, as well as former Turner
stars, are asked to report. Fast
teams wanting information concern
ing games write athletic committee
or call Frank Neu, DR.. 1892.
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KIPKE SHIFTS LINEUP

81 United Press
ANN ARBOR, Mich. oct. IA
Players of the second string who
starred against Purdue have been
transferred to the Michigan first
string eleven and are expected to
start against Ohio State Saturday.
The lineup favored by Coach
Kipke includes Cox and Daniels,
ends: Auer and Samuels, tackles;
Hozer and Sornwell, guards; Nor
rison, fr: Wheeler and Slmball,
half bl.,6s Hudson. full and Tes-
mer or Newman, ar rter.
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Southport Stars to Test Manual

directs the team from quarter.
and Waddell shines in both the
running and passing attack.
Manual lost 19-to-14 decision
to Broad Ripple last week and
Coach Painters boys will be out
to keep a second suburban team
from repeating the performance.