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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
Welters In
Top Scrap
147-PounderS Will Battle in
Features at Local
Armory Tonight.
THE COMPLETE CARD

Ten RoundS-Jackie Brady. syracuse
n. Y, vs.. Duke Trammel, Fl. Worth,
Tex; welters.
oils, vs.. Roy Mitchell, Centralia, Ill.,;
Six Rounds-Chick Wagner. TT.
Wayne, vs.. Al De Rose, indianapolis;
Six Rounds-Pat Bennett, Terre
Haute. VS.. Jimmie Burgess, indianapolis;
light heavies.
Four Rounds-Billy Watson. Indian
apOlis. vs.. George DOwney, Indianap-
offs; feathers.
The welterweight division has
been drawn on for performers in
the main event and Semi-windup OF
tonight's legion mitt show at the
Armory. The ten-round feature will
bring together two highly-rated
boys in the 147-pound class. Jackie
Brady and Duke Trammel, although
they have never met before, are we'll
known to f1stic fans in all parts of
the country.
Peter Mike, who dropped a close
one to Billy Rose here two weeks
ago, returns to meet Roy Mitchell OF
Centralia, III. These boys also are
welters.
Tonight's show will start at BIS
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. lew YORK, Oct. 20.-When
4 ' Rockne was killed in an air
plane accident out in Kansas last
march there was widespread dis
position to feel that Notre Danes
football glory was inseparably in
,tertwined with Rock" and that it
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
|. U. SPECIAL PLANNED

j. c. Millspaugh, division paSsen-
ger agent, announced Monday the
Pennsylvania will have a special
train through indianapolis at 1855
a. M, Saturday, Oct. 81, carrying
Indiana and Ohio State alumni and
Ohio State student body en- route to
Bloomington for the Indiana-O Ohio
State football game.
Indianapolis fans may board the
special here, arriving in Bloomington
at LAS p. m. Returning the special
will leave at 5:45, arriving here at
about 7:30 p. m. A reduced round
trip rate, good in coaches and Pull
man cars, will be in effect from In
dianapoliS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
CanZOneri to
Battle 'Keed'

BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Oct. 20-Two of the
rings most popular battlers have
been signed for a title tussle when
Tony Canzoneri, popular lightweight
champion, defends his laurels against
Kid Chocolate, the Cuban flash, in
Madison Square Garden Nov. 20.
1t will be Canzoneri'S third de-
tense of the crown in a year. Two
other crowns will be at stake in
this scrap, which many consider
natural" Canzoneri holds the ju-
Nor welter crown and Chocolate is
ruler of the junior lightweight
class Contracts for the fight will
be closed by Jimmy Johnston, re ,
Garden chief, on Thursday.
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6 to 0. In 1927 and 1929, Page
coached elevens outgained Chicago
but we're unable to advance after
reaching scoring territory and were
beaten.
Indiana followers look to the
Chicago game as the Hoosier's best
chance 70 break into the Big Ten
win column. The MaroonS we're
hammered hard in last Saturdays
loss to Yale, but Stage will call
upon his 40-year-old bag of tricks,
and aided by the urgings of Page
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LOughran Is
Ring Victor

ID UHitCd Press
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 90
Tommy Loughran's string of ring
triumphs was extended to eleven
straight when he thumped Johnny
Risko, Cleveland veteran, in ten
rounds here Monday. The Phila-
delphia boxing masters win
snapped Risko's string at five.
Loughrans piston-like left jabs
gave him an early lead, which he
increased until the final gong.
Tommy held the advantage
throughout, but Risko, with a thir-
teen-pound pull in the weights,
kept boring with right hefty rights
and let's to the body.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
SeIph Prefers Life in
Texas to Job With Sox

By Times Special
HOUSTON, Tex, Oct. 20. Carey
Selph, star second sacker with the
Houston champs of the Texas
League, believes playing with Hous-
ton and selling insurance on the side
means more profits and peace of
mind that performing in the big
league with the Chicago White Sox.
At any rate Selph declares he
won't report to the Sox despite the
fact he was drafted. TITS Houston
for me or I'm through" Selph said.
Lew FonSeca, new Chicago manager,
was expected here today to confer
with the pastimer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
TH0M MAT WINNER

Taking the first and third falls,
Coach Billy Thorn, I. U. mat men
tor, defeated Blacksmith Pedigo of
Louisville in the top mat event at
Tomlinson hall Monday. Pedigo was
disqualified in the final fall for
roughneSS.
Ray Myers defeated Carl CLANCY
in the semi windup and Buck Wea-
yer tossed Jack Scott in the opener.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
HeavyWeightS Are Signed
for Friday Mat Clash

Charlie Stanton of st. Louis and
Hardy Krusekamp, Philadelphia,
heavyweights, will clash in the fea-
ture match on the weekly wrestling
card at the Armory Friday night.
Stanton, who formerly resided in
California, appeared at Cadle taber-
nacle several times last winter and
was popular with mat fans. Kruse-
kamp has shown at the Armory
twice and has gone indicated. He
is a former football player with
Ohio State university.
A semi-windup and prelim will be
arranged to complete the card.
Frank Buchanan will officiate.
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and Strohmeier, Chicago is expect
ed to provide stiff battle.
A new TANKER" attack was intro
duced by Stage last week against
Yale. His Maroons will use it again
against Indiana.
Dissatisfied with Indiana's show
ing against Iowa last week, Coach
E. c. Hayes plans to drive the Hoo
siers hard this week in an effort to
build up a scoring machine. Sew
eral shifts may be made in the In
diana back field.
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Stove League Chatter
by EDDIE ASH

r EFTY GROVE is fast, but
L. Walter Johnson was faster.
That seems to be the opinion of
veteran FASTENERS who faced John
son in his prime and who have seen
Grove at his peak. Fritz Maisel,
Baltimore manager was in the
American League when Walter was
at the top of his pitching form
throwing cannon balls. Says Maisel:
"One day Johnson threw two strikes
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
Fielding Yost Aids Kipke in
Michigan Drills for Illinois

By United Press
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. 20. -
Athletic Director Fielding H. YoSt
has returned to the gridiron, tempo
rarily at least, to help Head Coach
Harry Kipke rouse the Michigan
football team out of it's lethargy in
preparation for the Illinois game
Saturday at Urbana. An hour was
spent Monday in rehearsing scoring
plays inside the 5-yard line.
Two shifts were made in the line
up, with Tessmer replacing Harry
Newman at quarter back and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
PREP AGE LIMIT CUT

By Times Special
CHICAGO, Oct 20.-Reduction of
the age limit of competitive athletes
in prep institutions under Supervi-
sion of the Illinois High School
Athletic Association was reduced
from 81 to 20 years by a legislative
ruling Monday.
The new ruling will affect 900
schools outside of Chicago. The
Chicago public school and Catholic
leagues already operate under a 20
year-old ruling.
Attempts are being made by the
Indiana High School Athletic As
ISOLATION to cut the age limit from
81 to 20 years.
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A. w. O. L..
By United Press

BIZ United Press
DARTS, Oct. 20.-Private
Il Primo Camera went on the
French army lists today as a
deserter when he failed to re-
port to the 158th Infantry
regiment at Strasbourg as a
naturalized French conscript
soldier.
Orders have gone out to the
police to arrest him upon sight
in France and carry him under
guard to the regimental guard
house at Strasbourg. Despite
Cameras insistence that he is
an Italian and intends to re-
main an Italian. the French
insist that he is a Frenchman
and will remain one until the
courts, at his request, annul
the naturalization order.
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Hewitt moving back from end to
take Captain Roy Hudson's full
back job.
By United Press
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Oct. 2O.-Illi-
noiS' revamped lineup with Gil
Berry at quarter back probably will
start against Michigan Saturday.
Coach Bob zuppke secuted the
Michigan-Ohio State game and in
Mondays practice outlined several
plays which he expects will prove
ground gamers against the Wolver-
ines.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
[. C.. Faces
Rose Poly

With the return of three stellar
FASTENERS, Indiana Central grid war
riorS will be at top shape for Sat-
urday'S Homecoming tussle with
Rose Poly. Coach Good sent his
Greyhound warriors through light
drill Monday and planned a scrim-
mage for today.
Bert Leonard, center; Victor
Stetch, guard, and Del Moore, full
back, who missed last Fridays game
with Valparaiso, have rejoined the
team for the battle with the Terre
Haute Engineers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
NEGRO ELEVENS CLASH

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, Oct. O.-Wilberforce
university and Tuskegee Institute,
leading Negro colleges, will battle
in their annual grid feature here
next Saturday at Mills stadium. The
clash will have a bearing on the
national Negro collegiate title.
In 1929 Tuskegee defeated Will
berforce here, to 0, and last year
the teams fought to a scoreless tie.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
Too Fast!-
By United Press

DU JWItU PTeSS
T OGANSPORT Ind. Oct. 20.
l. Byron Crosby 21-year-
old hurler for the Delphi nine,
today was nursing a broken
right arm, evidence of an at
tempt to put too much speed
on the ball.
Crosby was pitching against
a local team. AS he whipped
over a fast one the bone above
the elbow in his right arm
snapped. The crack could be
heard over the entire diamond.
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BN Times NpccfnT
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 20
One of Indiana'S most ancient
rivaIries will be renewed Saturday
when the Hoosiers invade the Mid
way to tangle with A. A. Stages
fortieth anniversary Chicago U
eleven.
And this year. the old feud will
have an added interest. Pat Page,
who resigned the head coach posi-
ton at Indiana last fall after q
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
QuakerS Drill
for Franklin

BIZ Times Special
RICHMOND. Ind, Oct. 2O-Earl-
ham polished up it's aerial attack
Monday in drill for the home
coming game Saturday with Frank
lin.
Coach Ross sent his FASTENERS
through a two-hour drill and has
installed fioodlights in order to pro-
long practice sessions this week.
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Z. Renews Chicago Feud-And That's Where Page Is Now

stormy career, is helping Stage, his
teacher, this year. A victory over
Indiana would be welcomed not only
by Stagg and his men, but by Page
Otto Strohmeier, Pages former as
siStant at I. o., also is an aid at
Chicago.
Since 1902, Indiana and Chicago
have met nineteen times. In eight
cen encounters. the Maroons have
emerged victorious. The Crimson's
only triumph YVES carded in 1910
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
2 PURPLE BACKS HURT

By United Press
EVANSTON, Ill, Oct. 20.-Two of
Northwestern's stellar sophomore
backs, George Potter and Ollie Oh
son, are nursing injuries, but both
are expected to be ready for the
Ohio State game Saturday.
Potter has a charley horse and
Olson has an infected leg.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
Sox BACK TO TEXAS

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, Oct. 20. - The White
Sox will return to San Antonio in
1882 for spring training, it was re-
ported today. 1t will be the third
successive year for the Sox in the
Texas city. The Giants will pass up
San Antonio next spring and the
annual Giants-Sox tour is off. The
Giants will train in California.
Rogers Hornsby's Cubs will 60
back to Catalina island for spring
workouts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
Late Diamond Notes

Dady A. C.'s wound up their season Sun
snoiis Cubs. Paugh Of A. C.'s and PAYNE
we're In TOP form. each allowing SIX hits
Loose support in the first and sixth IN
nsnCS handicapped the defeated nine. A.
Ss's won twenty games and lost six during
the season.
O'Hara Sans lost to Mars Hill Nunday.
to g. Sans viii practice We nssoay
and Friday evenings IN preparst n or
their closing game next SundeT with
WESTERN TwilightS. Twilight mans -ar IS
ssked to call Oh. 34l8-W. or Oh, l. NV
Immediately.
stilesville GravS want a game for sun
dav. Black Sox. notice; Write Chancy
FISHER. Stilesville. or call phone SO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Broad Ripple at Rushville.
THURSDAY NIGHT
Washington VS.. ShOrtridge, Butler
bowl
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Manual VS.. Tech, Tech field.

BY DICK MILLER.
City football fans and hundreds
of teachers and coaches here for
the annual state convention will
get full program of high-class
actions his week with two impor-
tant city public high school cham
pionship games on tap.
Shortridge and Washington tan
gle Thursday night at Butler bowl
while Tech and Manual battle Fri
day night at Tech field.
Shortridge lost to Cathedral, 27
to 0, early in the season. Washing
ton, 1880 city series champions, lost
to Manual, IS to 0. Coach Bob
Nipper took advantage of an open
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
YALPO STAR OuT

By Times Special
VALPARAISO, Ind, Oct. 90
Harold Ettinger, half back star, will
be lost to the Valparaiso university
eleven, for the season following an
operation for appendicitis Monday.
He scored three touchdowns against
Indiana Central at indianapolis last
week,
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Independent, Amateur
Football Gossip

st. Patrick's team will play the Carmel
tIndl eleven at PennSv park Sunday at
2:30 All ST. Pat players are requested
10 report for practice Wednesday. For
games with the Saints call DreXel 3176-R:
or address Bill Rcsengarten. 1884 st. Paul
street.
Midways will hold an important practice
Wednesday evening at State avenue and
the boulevard. Irvington TroIans will be
plaved Sunday at Irwin field. New plays
will be rehearsed Wednesday. For games
call Drexel 1855 and ask for GeorSe. or
Niidways desire to hear from Christamores.
Oak Hill Flashes. playing in the Err Roe
Citv League defeated Midway Juniors
Sunday. "a to. O. and gained tie for
1irst place with. Spades. whom they play
Nov i at Garfield. Flashes will tackle
Psech Grove Red Wings next Sunday at
Spades park at 2:30 and will practice
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. nights
under the lights at Oak Hill park For
pames after Nov. 8. write Larry Gomez,
5000 Brittenden avenue.
Irvington Troians drubbed Oriental Bull;
dogs. &c to, O., last Sunday. Wood s and
6av Troians meet Midways at old Butler
field Practice will be held Friday night
only. All players must attend.
EARLY BASKETBALL
former high school basketball star
has seven complete uniforms. ANY team
desiring a player. or manager or suits. get
in touch with A, Darner. r. r. 10. Box
foi-R, Indianapolis.
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BADGERS TO GO EAST

MADISON, Wis, Oct. 20.-Wis-
consin survived its hard-won battle
with Purdue in good shape and will
have its full strength available for
Saturdays intersectional game
against Pennsylvania at Philadel-
phia. The Badgers will depart on
Thursday.
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Comparing the records of the two
teams, Dayton has wins over Hano-
yer and Wilmington and losses to
Boston College and West Virginia
Wesleyan, while Butler has losses
to Franklin and Ohio university and
wins over Ball State Teachers and
Louisville UNIVERSITY.
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sTRIBLING SCORES X. O.

DU fWttN NUtCtut
WICHITA, Kan, Oct. 2o.-Mak-
ing his first start since the loss to
Max Schmeling in a heavyweight
title bout, w. L. (Young) Stribling
knocked out Salvatore Ruggirello
in the second of scheduled ten
round scrap.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
Oliphant Joins
Buckeye Squad

By United Press
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 90 With
Marshall Oliphant, star sophomore
half back who broke his ankle in
the seasons first game, expected to
return to action, Ohio State will
have its strongest forces ready for
Northwestern's invasion Saturday.
He is a cousin of Elmer Oliphant,
former all-American, who played at
Purdue and West Point.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
HANOVER TESTS OAKS

HANOVER, Ind, Oct. 2O.-Han-
over college eleven will play Oak
land City here Saturday night
Meese, a full back, showed up well
in Mondays brief scrimmage and
signal practice.
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PARK SCHOOL WANTS GAME

Park school football team has an
open date this weekend and Coach
Lou Reichel wants to schedule with
a high school eleven. Managers of
teams desiring to meet the prep
warriors are requested to call
Reichel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20

With the Pitt game, Notre Dame
opens a schedule of six straight in
terSectional tussles with eastern and
far western teams. After the
Panthers come Carnegie Tech at
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania here, Navy
at Baltimore, Southern California
here and Army at New York.
Anderson rates Pittsburgh's line
stronger than the Northwestern
forwards. 1T is the fastest charg-
ing line in the east" he warned his
team Monday.
Anderson ignored the usual Mon
day rest and called the Irish out for
a. two-hour defensive drill. Steve
jBanas is the only regular
handicapped by injuries and he will
not see action Saturday.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 20.-Pitt's
Panthers today started ironing out
mistakes which were brought out in
Saturdays win over Western Re-
serve. In Mondays drill, the varsity
scrimmaged against frosh using
Irish Y11avc
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
MANUAL FROSH WIN

With Hutton and Weaver setting
the pace, Manual freshman football
team trounced Cathedral yearlings
Monday, 20 to 0. Three touchdowns
and a safety gave the Red frosh
their points.
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GOPHER STAR uTTpT

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 2O.-Ken-
meth MacDougall, Minnesota's mid
get half back, has a fractured hand,
which will handicap him in carrying
the ball in the Iowa game this week.
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Dayton L. Drills for
Battle With Butler
BIZ Times Special

DAYTON, 2O-Playing
the University Flyers will
of Indianapolis Friday night at the U. of D. stadium.
In
they
anich line City
with to 6setba
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-10-20
CADET RACKS NuTREn

WEST POINT, Oct. 20.-Army's
entire regular back field was on the
sidelines with injuries today as the
Cadets started work for the Yale
game on Saturday.
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past me that 1 never saw, and when
he moved his arm again, I swung,
only to find he'd thrown to first
base"
FINDER the Big Train the
~ Senators finished fifth in '29,
second in 80 and third this year.
The club was disgruntled and list
less when he took it over three years
ago. There's vote of thanks due
him instead of criticism. His pitch
ers folded up aSsthe 1881 race closed.
otherwise the team would have re-
tanned the runner-up berth to the
Athletics.
Popular over long stretch of
years in Washington, Old Barney
now finds himself accused of slow
thinking by the rooters who used to
cheer him on and off the field.
They're a queer lot, the D. G. fans.
Johnson has been given another
managerial contract for 1882 by
Owner Clarke Griffith, but manv of
his customers hoped there would he
a change, it is said, despite the fact
waiter has done very we'll with the
talent at hand.
Bad breaks for Chuck Klein
Hoosier slugger with the Phillies
1t is now known the Quaker Citv
oIIlclaIS were ready to sell Chuck to
chicago not long ago, but when
somebody in Philly permitted word
OF the negotiations to leak out. the
club bosses turned thumbs down
The Cubs offered $150,OOO for Klein
a year ago and were ready to hike
the offer to 100000 this year. Per-
maps Chuck's luck will change over
winter.
TOYNER WHITE used his legs to
~ land him in the majors. The
young fly chaser with the Beaumont
CTeXaS League team stole fifty-two
bases this year to lead the Lone
State loop and Detroit bought him
for 1882 delivery. White also led
the league in triples with twenty
three. Playing both day and night
ball, the youth hit 299 and the Tiger
scouts believe he will improve in
stickwork when not handicapped by
the arc lights.
Some of the big league experts
are beginning to back track on
statements made about the Athletics
being through" Winning the Amer
lean League pennant by wide mar
gin and forcing the world series to
seven games doesn't indicate the
club has fallen apart altogether.
It's a good guess, though, that the
Yankees will top the Macks as flag
favorites next spring.
TIME local Indians plan to en-
Il ploy a coach for pitchers to
assist Manager Emmett Mccain
next season and Harry Matthews,
veteran catcher of Newport, KY,
may land the berth. Matthews told
Cincinnati friends he had received
an offer. Matthews is known in
Queen City diamond circles and oc-
cupied the position of mound coach
with the New York Yankees under
the late Miller Higgins. The vet
eran was highly regarded by Hug
gins, Matty'S friends say.
Chicago papers announce the
White Sox are looking for a coach
and it will be up to Lew Fonseca,
new pilot, to choose one. Barney
Mike Kelly, indianapolis, filled the
duties under !Ownie Bush and is ex-
pected to land with another big
league club. Mike is of the hustling
type and he was popular with Chi
cago fans, but new managers pick
their own coaches and when Bush
stepped out, Kelly also departed
from COrniSkev mark
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the field HIS teammates failed to help
him however, and the Selmeir team lost
the rubber to Mason. Bockstahler, Cox
and Baxter, while the Keller. Gaines and
Clark quintets won the entire series from
McGaughey, Woodman and Roberts.
Charlie Cray and his First Tigers caught
the Pleasant Run team when they were
hot and as result lost the entire set.
racas also won three from Wacker and
Second Reformed while Carrollton Avenue
took two from Emmanuel. E. Schoch
starred during this series with a total of
656. Pritchard rolled GIG: Smith, GOT, and
Cray. COL. Their games were rolled on
the Pritchett Recreation drives.
But three games were completed during
the indianapolis Star League play, Inter
type and Freshmen taking two games from
Nonpariels and Stereotypers and Operators
taking the entire set from Cubs.
Brinkman was the reason the Senators
took three games from the Indians during
the Evangelical League play, his sheet
showing games of oil 206 and 255 a total
of 672: All other contests in this loop
were decided two to one, Yanks. White
Sox: Cards. Pirates and Browns defeating
Bill Noftke enjoyed large evening. having
$40 and Kenninger 614.
Results in the Transportation League
showed triple win for L. & N. Wabash
g. I. c. over Pennsy, B. & o. and Monon,
and tyo-game win for E. & n. W. and
proved the best during this play with a
total of GIT on games of 228, 2l2 and 1T.
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BLUE DRILL is LIGHT

Passing and tackling were stressed
by Coach Harry Bell as he sent his
Butler Bulldogs through light
drill Monday IN preparation for Fri
days trip to Dayton.