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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24

Army, which is undefeated but
tied by Yale, will meet Notre Dame
before crowd of 10000 at Soldier
field here Saturday. The Irish will
wind up their schedule against
Southern California, beaten only by
Washington State, TO, at Los
Angeles, on Dec. 6.
Miraculous Escape
Notre Dame had a miraculous
escape at the hands of Northwest
ern, but the tide shifted to the Irish
in the last seven minutes of play
and victory was achieved just as
Knute Rockne had cleverly planned
after witnessing the Wildcats in
action against Wisconsin the week
previous.
Rockne sent his team into the
game to play defensive game, and
wait for the breaks. With three of
the hardest contests of the season
coming. on successive Saturdays.
Rockne planned to conserve Notre
Danes offensive strength as much
as possible against Northwestern,
and succeeded.
Twice in the second period Notre
Dame had its heels pressed back
against the white line, but lust
when a Northwestern touchdown
seemed imminent, fierce tackling by
the Irish caused funbles.
Penalty Is Costly
With the two teams deadIocked in
a scorelesS tie midway in the final
period, something happened in close
combat between the two lines which
paved the way for Notre Danes
triumph
Notre Danes running attack
wasn't functioning and Carideo had
desperately started an aerial at
tack. Northwestern, however, halt
ed Notre Dame on the Wildcats
SS-yard line, and Carideo kicked out
OF bounds on the 1-yard line. 1t
was on this play that the North
western player used his hands a bit
too viciously and the ball was
brought back. Northwestern was
penalized fifteen yards.
Schwartz Breaks Loose
The first play lost three yards.
but on the next Nfarchont Schwartz.
Notre Danes Irish-Jewish left half
back, flashed through a wide gap
in the left side of the Northwestern
line, raced down the sidelines until
only one man barred his path on
the 5-yard line. There Schwartz
changed his pace, almost stepped
out of bounds as he slowed down.
and then sped over for the win
ming score.
Notre Danes second touchdown
came in the final minute of play,
following forward pass and
plunge by Dan Hanley The Wild
cats grew panicky after the first
Notre Dame touchdown. Carideo
kicked both points after touchdown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24
/. u. Harriers
Retain Grown
By United Press

By United Press
CHAMPAIGN, H., Nov. 24-Led
by Rodney Leas, Indiana J.ni-
versity's cross-country team, closed
its third consecutive undefeated
season with triumph in the Big
Ten title meet here Saturday, re-
tanning the crown won last year.
The vet I. U. captain led the field
over the f1ve-mile course, finishing
in 26 minutes 27.7 seconds. Brook
smith of I. U. was second and
Neese sixth. Wisconsin was second
in team standing and Illinois third.
E. G. Hayes is coach Of the cham
pions.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24
THREE MAT CONTESTS

Three bouts are on the mat card
for Tomlinson hall tonight, with
Iota shima, welterweight title con-
tender, meeting Blacksmith Pedigo
Of Louisville in the main event.
In the senli-windup Speedy
O'Neal, Shelbyville, will tackle Carl
CLANCY, Bloomington, for one fall,
and Chief Strikeaxe, Oklahoma,
will oppose Doc Burns, Louisville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24
BROWN ON LONG END

Freddie Murphy was shaded by
Willard Brown in the main go of
eight rounds at Riverside skating
rink Friday night and in the semi
Windup of six rounds frankie San
some downed Young Leach. Other
bouts:
Jackie Coogan drew with Henry Hook.
four rounds; Billy Cox knocked out Tommy
Davidson, third round: Carl King won by
technical knockout over Slew Marsh.
fourth round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24
Marquette Is
Last Butler
CridirOn Foe

Buffers Bulldogs today started
preparations today for their final
game of the season when they
tackle Marquette's unbeaten eleven
at Milwaukee Thursday. The north
eTn team has seven victories, includ~
ing Drake, Boston college and lowe
among its victories, with only tic
by Detroit university to mar its
record.
The Marquette team is coached by
Frank j. Murray, and boasts a pow
erful lineup of vets. Johnny Sisk.
stellar half, is slated for mythical
honors.
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and
Diegel Clash

BIZ Times SnecidL
PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 24.-Gene
Sarazen, New York pro, and Leo
Diegel Of Aqua Caliente clashed to-
day for the $500 first prize in the
oregon open tourney. They tied for
top honors with 287 strokes Sunday.
Clarence Clark of Tulsa was third
with 289, while AL Espinosa, Chi
cago, and Craig Wood, New Jersey,
followed with 292. Horton Smith
had 293 Johnny Robbins of Port
land led the amateurs with 300.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24
ST. PATS DEFEATED

Indianapolis All-Stars defeated
st. Pats Sunday, IL to 0. Late in
the third period, after Athey had led
march down the field, Athey
passed to Noey for a touchdown. st.
Pats threatened three times in the
fourth period, and on the final
march, Gordon intercepted a Saints
pass and ran ninety-six yards for
a touchdown.
Les Cruise, half back, and Tracy,
center, were outstanding for St.
Pats, with Noey and Athey leading
the All-Stars.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24
IVAN BIBBER PURDUE TACKLE, NAMED ALLBIG TEN
Irish Seek Ninth Win
Against Army Eleven
Notre Dame Takes Advantage of Breaks to Gam Victory
Over Northwestern in Bitter Tilt; Two
FumbeS Hurt Wildcat Team.
BY GEORGE r. KIRKSEY
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, 24Notre Danes triumphant march continued
Northwestern co-capon of the
of Rocknes seemingly inyncbe football
team
hitherto mbeaten Northwestern Saturday
eighth victory
seventeenth succession Southern California beat the irish
the final of the 1928 season, q to IA
Foremost the nations select with
defeat tie against them Notre Dame has yet
Southern California the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24
For Pat

BIZ Times Special
Il LAFAYETTE, Ind. Nov. "a.
IL TIN awfully glad we
we're able to come through and
win one for Pat. He's been
patient with us.
That was the statement
made by senior member of
Indiana's first team in the
dressing room following the
Hoosier surprise win over Pur-
due here Saturday.
Coach Pat Page greeted the
fathers OF the players as they
came into the room and led
cheers for each dad.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24
. Down the Alleys =
BY LEFTY LEE

After today,s post mortem chatter, quiet
will again reign in the mailing room of
The Times. Members of The Times team
Hines. Reagan and and Nave 1 = viii I's Be busy
thinking up explanations. all because the
dndadaP Pol TeS team ca s met end e
special match game on the Illinois alleys.
Taking 62-pin, lead in the first game,
then hung on. dropping the final game
by four. pins. but taking the match with
a margin OF So. Dorman True, being a
member of both teams remained neutral
four men rolling on each club, the dnal
score being Times. 2234; Brookslde, 2.l38
Carl Monkey. imported from Kokomo for
ties with 628 series.
Chrisney Radio gave good account of
themselves in Terre Haute Sunday. going
down to defeat against the Jensen Five.
but only after q battle that remained in
the Hut taking 9 25-pin lead to bring
to indianapolis Dec. 49,. when the last
half Of this match viii be rolled. With
for the anal three, It would appear that
the Jensen boys will have their work cut
out for them.
The Hod Eller-Chuck Klein VS.. Jack Kee-
ter-Ray Fox match was thriller. the big
Klein and Fr af both bE stuck out in wiz" TIE
tenth Of the final game while .Ketter and
Fox chopped a spare and split In the clos
ElIer. 1898; Ketter-Fox. 1920. Hod Eller
proved to be the big gun. during this
play. his hye-game total being 1;029. an
average OF 206 pins pei. game. Ray Fox
posted a good second with 995. After the
match Chuck Klein stated the result was
never in doubt, as he knew class would
tell.
The bowlers at the Illinois alleys were
GREETED by pin boys who looked spick and
the word Illinois across the front. The
Indiana and Delaware pin boys also will
be in unifrcm tonight according to John
Beam.
The 400 doubles at the Illinois saw Phil
lips and Faust crashing the Naples in
wonderful style to win with the remarkable
total of 1891. Quite few real totals were
fired during this. play. a 1904 by Phillips
and Michaelis being the low score to reach
Turkey offered by the management. tossing
in q 267 count in the last series.
The Pennsylvania Railroad team slipped
over a surprise party on the Big Four
when fast finish gave them the match by
Transatlantic Lines, 2.647,. Big Four $3.50.
These games were rolled on the new
Pennsv gym alleys. and the winning mar
gin will be carried to the Pritchett drives
ct g later date. where the final three
games will be rolled.
Failure of the Marott women's team to
hit their real stride, cost them a win
against the Marott mems team. in a
special match on the Indiana alleys Sun
ever. a f1ve-pin margin separating the two
clubs. Marott Mems having, 2,748 to 2,743.
Frank Dad Fox was accused of letting
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24
Indiana u. Celebrates
Purdue Triumph

BN United PrcsS
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Nov. "a
There we're no classes at Indiana
university today In celebration of
Indianas brilliant football victory
over its traditional foe, Purdue. at
Lafayette Saturday, President VIII
liam Lowe Bryan sent notices TO
every faculty member that school
would not be in session today.
Bonfires on the public square and
campus burned st q late hour Sat
urday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24
Northwestern Places
Four on First Team
BoiIermakers Gain Five Places on Second Team With
Moon, Stears, Miller, White and Risk; Zeer
of |. u. Put on Third Squad.
BY DIXON STEWART
United Press staff Correspondent

CHICAGO Northwestern players
honorary today positions
Michigan State with players
Wisconsin, Minnesota Purdue. with
Northwestern stars the first half
back Russell full
The other
Lewis Hnchman
Purdue Michigan
andR Num- ting the lineup
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24
Russell, Northwestern Full,
Cops Big Ten Scoring Title

points. Russ Rebholz, Wisconsin
half back, was runner-up with AZ
points, and Frank Baker, North
western end, took third place with
80 points.
Russell also leads the point
makers among major middle-west-
ern teams, but two Notre Dame
players. Schwartz and Brill, have a
chance to pass him in their remain
ing two games.
The seasons scoring leaders fol-
low.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24

nc lnlCQp.
Newman's generalsnip, kicking
and passing was responsible for
Michigan winning its three hardest
conference games.
Lewis Hinchman, another sopho-
more, was Ohio States leading
ground gamer and one of the hard
est runners in the conference. Lee
Hanley distinguished himself by his
stellar all-round ability and con-
sistent play in every game.
Reb Russell was out of two games
because of ineligibilty but was the
outstanding line plunger of the Big
Ten.
Wesley Fesler, Ohio States 1929
All-America end, and Frank Baker,
Northwestern's pass-snaring wing
man, we're standout performers.
Fesler, rated by his coach as "the
greatest end and one of the finest,
if not the finest, backs in the cnun-
try" was almost a one-man team.
He played end on defense and called
signals and carried the hall from
the full back position on offense.
Van Bibber and Lubatovich were
two of the strongest links in the
respective lines of Purdue and Wis
onsin, both of which had excel
lent defense records.
Wade Woodwork was the most
versatile lineman in the Big Ten.
not only being a star at offensive
and defensive line play, but kicking
and sometimes carrying the ball, as
well. Mum, a big powerful play
er. was fast and shifty. seldom be-
ing drawn out of position In adj
dition. he was q great punter.
Maynard Morrison, converted
full back, is given much Of the
credit for Michigan's great defensive
record.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24
Three Share
Top Cue Post

Lou Vogler and Lou Spivey with
four victories each, and Harry Ru-
bens with three, led the state three
cushion billiard tourney at the start
Of the fifth round today at Coolers
parlors. This weeks schedule fol-
lows:
Monday-Walter Ramsey VS.. Leo o'Con-
nor.
Tuesday-Harry Cooler rs. Neal Jones.
Wednesday-Louis Spivev VS.. Harry
Baldwin
Friday-Harry Rubens VS.. Joe Murphy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24
CARMEL HOLDS SHOOT

BIZ Times Special
CARMEL, Ind, Nov. 24.-The
third annual all-day trapshoot of
the local American Legion will be
held here Wednesday. Fifty turkeys
viii be awarded as prizes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24
DE PAUL DROPS FIRST
b times Speciol

b 1trfeS Speech
CHICAGO. NOV. 24.-Bob Kleck-
ner, star full back, led University
Of San Francisco to 1S-to-O VIC
tory over De Paul at Soldier field
Sunday. 1t was the first defeat in
eight starts for the local collegians.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24

Most Observation-Disclosures. Notre Dame
IS eachl Northwestern. Marquette Il eachl.
Most Points Scored-Notre Dame 1911;
Wisconsin t227l
Most Touchdowns-Notre Dame. Wis
consin fS4 EACH. Northwestern (2el
Most Points After Tourhdown-Notre
Dame f27l: Wisconsin t23l
Most Field Goals-Ohio State. MICHIGAN.
Marquette e eachl.
Leading Defensive TeaEl-Ma rquette Top
ponent's points u: Michigan opponents
Most Points. After Touchdown-Carideo.
Notre Dame GA; Rebholz Wisconsin (I2l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24
BIZ rnited Press

CHICAGO, Nov. 24.-Reb Rus
sell, Northwestern full back, cap
tured individual scoring honors for
Big Ten conference players during
the 1880 season with a total of 89
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24
Basketball

Sc. Joseph Y. NJ c. cage team viii prac-
tice Tuesday night at St. Jossph's hall
All wishing tryouts report.
Sheridan A. c. turned in three wins
last week. defeating Wyandottes. 20 to
Friday. 80 to 81, and Brookside i. B. and
Real silk on Saturday. 26 to II. Sheri-
dams face North Side Merchants Tuesday
at $3.50 at Riverside M. E. For games
with, SheridanS write w. c. Campbell
North Sheridan avenue. garage. or phone
!. Irvington Wildcats are booking games in
the 20 to 22-year-old class. Wildcats
lineup includes Wallace. Brown, Carey.
Thompson. Lutz and D, Merrill. Wildcats
have access to the old Butler gym. For
games. write. wire or call Ed Merrill 255
South Audubon road. Phone IT. 2S49. In
notice.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24
MEYERS TEAM VICTOR

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, Nov. 24-Ernie Movers,
former Stanford ace, passed and
plunged the Chicago Cardinals to a
20to-7 victory over Memphis in a
montague game here SUNDAY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24

#Nonc0nference games.
Bu United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. %. = North
western, preseason championship
favorite, and dark horse"
Michigan team, share 1890 honors
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Final Big Ten Standings

SATURDAYS SCORES
Michigan. 16; Chicago. 0.
Wisconsin. Il; Minnesota. 0.
Ohio State, Il; Illinois, 8.
Indiana, Z; Purdue. 6.
sNotre Dame. IA; Northwestern, 0.
iowa. IL; Nebraska. Z.
games.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-24

ST. Joseph Y. NJ c. viii close the season
at Ellenherger mark Thursday at s. D. n.
against Oriental Bulldogs All vi NJ s.
players report at club st $50 p. nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-11

Betty Linley, as
she appears here in
THE Rivals" open
ing tonight at the
National Theater.
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La gaceta., 1930-04-28

ell resultado del prohibicionis-
mo en- carta dirigida al Profe-
sor Fisher, de la Universidad
de Yale.
Pero era cue en- 1918 Taft
escribi6 carta bien diferente
contra el prohibicionismo la que
impresiona por su clarividen :
cia profetica, pues decia: Una
ley nacional permanente sobre
ell uso de licores Sc demostrara
impossible de hacer cumplir err
muchas communicates por falta
de simpatfa publica local; cual
quier intento de hacer cumplir
tai ley requeriria una enorme
fuerza de policia federal, con-
cediendo indebidos poderes a
los s~iniestros subordinados de
la administration federal; este
Sc traduciria por un peligroso
Gambia fundamental de las re-
laciones entire ell pueblo de los
Estados Unidos y ell gobierno
central, creando una preston
sobre la integridad de la u
MON. Por TODD este me opongo
a cualquier enmienda nacional
prohibicionista."
TODD 10 que Taft predijo Sc
ha cumplido al pie de la letra.
iEs possible que a el mismo Sc e
hayan olvidado estas declara-
clones, que no haya visto los
hechos que previ6, que haya en-
contrado "glorioso" 10 que an
ties juzg6 nefasto?
No Sc trata va de teorias 81
no de eventos Y evidencias.
Cuando las companies de segu-
ros constatan basandose en- sus
estadlsticas que la criminali-
dad aumenta al grade de que,
por cada asesinato que ocurre
en- Inglaterra Sc comenten Sc
senta y dos en- Estados Unidos,
Y cuando esta espantosa situa-
ci6n es atribuida por los inves-
tigadores cientificos de esas
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

que triunfaron en- las compe-
tencias semifinales, estan pre-
parandose para la lucha final.
Armando Rivas, hijo de nues
tro companero Rafael Rivas, y
Daisy Cortes, hija de nuestro
companero Jose Cort6s Labra,
figuran en- ell grupo de los ocho.
N~ombranse los otros ninos Cla-
.ence Conklin, Carmelina Fer
1andez, Whit Merrin, Dorothy
Thomas, Mary Tucker y Julia
Neef.
Cast tenemos la seguridad
de que uno de los ninos 'lati-
nos" sera ell triunfador.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28
NOTICIAS DE
INTERES LOCAL

Aver por la madrugada III
autom6vil que pasaba a toda We
locidad por la Gale de FRANKLIN
atropell6 en- Ia esquina de Es-
telle al Sr. w. Haynes Todd, de
"a amos, un exdiputado del She
riff. causandole tan graves le-
stones que falleci6 minutes des-
pues, cuando era Ilevado al hos
pital de la isla Davis.
Ell ST.. j. l.. Buggicia, de la
Gale Cuarenta y Catorce Ave.
que marchaba con su autom6-
vii por Franklin Sc baj6 a toda
prisa, recogiendo al que supo-
MIA herido y llevandolo al hos
pital.
Cuando el humanitario ciu-
dadano lego con Todd al hos
pital va este habia dejado de
existir.
Los testigos presenciales no
pudieron tomar ell ndmero del
autom6vil.
Todd recientemente figure
en- ell tiroteo en- que intervinie-
ron Charlie Carter y G. B.
Bailey Spain.
Hoy por la tarde Sc efectu6
ell entierro.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

Once madres de la Florida
lue perdieron a sus hijos en- la
guerra mundial, Sc agregaran
ell dia 5 de mayo a otras 5000
madres, procedentes de todos
los estados de Union, para ir a
visitar los campos de batalla
donde sus hijos murieron. Ell
gobierno de los Estados Unidos
les pagara todos los gastos. Las
madres escogidas de la Florida
Sc nombran Annie r. Marks,
Minnie Belongy, Ada Brown,
Susan E. Hunt, Sra. George L.
Warner, Anna Plat, Charlotte
G.. Butler, Thomas Leytham,
Henry P. Golden, Max Fischer
y Marta Baker Hanson.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

I'm anzueIo sacado violenta-
mente del aqua en- Mullet Key
fue a clavarse en- la mejilla IL
quierda de la Sra. w. S. Hona-
ker, vecina de la avenida e.
more 2212, teniendo esta que
ser traida a Tampa y operada
en- un hospital local.
De tai manera Sc enterr6 ell
anzuelo Que las personals que
la acompanaban no pudieron
s~acarselo, a pesar de haber SUI
frido ella I'm intense dolor.
Trajo a la sonora en- su auto
m6vil ell Sr. Perry G. Wall.
Los Honaker fueron hasta
Mullet Key en- ell yacht de los
Wall.
La gaceta., 1930-04-28
col PRE-
LA SEMANA
L e T. z 3 o
REDUCE Ia ~lNFLAMAClON
DESTRUYE IA !NFECClON
, ' MsTIGA Ell DOLOR

LlCARBC es ell resnltado de investigaciones y estudios muy
extensos. FL valor de esta medicinal Sc ha probable en- la practica
dlaIla Menos del uno por cIento de los casos ha delado de sair
benefciado con LICARBO.
Su superioridad es evidente. No descolora la pid. Tiene nm
ofor aromahco suave. No es caustlco. Por consiguiente emnieza
a clcatrzaf en- seguida sin nritar o destrmr Ell teiido cellular.
ENta las infecciones en- las hendas recientes. Destruye Ia i1fec.
c6n 81 va existe. Quita ell dolor cast instantaneamente. Las
pomadas y los unguentos tienden a esparcir la infection en- Ias
ranes del pelo en- la parte afectada. LICARBO evita este.
Ataca, destruye y cicatriza todas la5 infecciones exterpas de Ia
pMl EN- cualquier parte del cueEpo desde la cabeza hasta las puntas
delos pies. No pasa I'm da sin 1ue sea necesario usar LICARBOs
La gaceta., 1930-04-28

La colonia americana de la
Habana Sc propone celebrar
ALI, con fiestas extraordinarias
Il Cuatro de Julio. Para atraer
= los tampenos que deseen ha-
er una vista a la capital GU
bana, con tai motive, Sc ha
nombrado en- la Habana una
comision que integran los seno-
"es Rafael Martinez Ybor, Faus
o Simon, DR.. Carlos Manuel
e la Cruz y otros.
Los Shriners enviaran una
nutrida delegation.
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precios modicos
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TELEFONO H 1921
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Enviada de Paris, ha llega-
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mana, la Ultima obra de Froy-
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TOS DEL AMOR Y DE LA
MUERTE.
La crltica europea ha tribu-
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afiligranada y de un interes
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de 10 bueno y de 10 spiritual.