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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-02
Three Share
Big Six Lead
By United Press

By United Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. g.
Nebraska and Iowa State today
we're tied with the Kansas Aggies
for first place in the Big Six con-
ference. Nebraska defeated Mis-
souri,, 10 to 7, but came near los
ing when the referees whistle end
ed the game with the ball in Mis-
souri's possession on Nebraska's
one-yard line. Iowa State nosed
out Oklahoma, 10 to IL.
The three-way tie probably will
be broken Saturday when Kansas
Aggies play Iowa State. In other
games last Saturday the Aggies beat
West Virginia, 10 to 0, and Kansas
lost to Oklahoma Aggies, Is to 7, in
non-conference tits.
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line GelSen Product mems team tossed
IN a 957 in their second game, taking the
lead from the Geisen Product women's
team, and then went on to finish in front.
2,658 to $3.50. during their special match
WICK led the men to this win with a nice
series. while Hohlt toppled the pins in
style for the girls.
Shaw has pulled his average down to
a mere 2I2 in the Community League.
but leads Horn in second place by a
Rf oaFffb s Ct ten M pins per d game so++, Fifty
last pace in team play, leading by five
games with a record of eighteen wins to
three setbackS.
The Wheeler Lunch bowling team will
be the guests of William Wheeler at a
dinner Wednesday evening at $50 at the
wheeler Cafeteria, II North Illinois Street,
after. which the party will leave for the
Pritchett Recreation to roll their In
annapolis League games.
Bud schoch came with in two pins of
p~rcatice game at Pritchett's Saturday
night. His anal ball failed to reach The
mead pin, leaving the No. 1 and 2 pins
Tor a 298 count. Tough luck. Bud.
,Guntz is the latest member of the 700
club to take to the air his 1923 count
Enoeid4g the. the free ride offered by the
bid Tor the ride with a TIC series in the
indianapolis League. Burnett nosed out
Laura L w;r AlffTander by one pin, 500 to 598.
curing the past week. Bunch also was
the victim by a close margin, her third
place total being SGT.
The J. P. Ladies team failed to reach
tne 2.I00 mark last week. but their total
81 1861 again topped the field. Marott
0hoes were second with a total of 2.611.
Coca-Cola of the indianapolis League
eop neqk the 0e toy p. hon no for the men with
finish. Union Titles S.i2s was next 1 Tbis
total included the new aA-time record
locally of 1910.
The single game honor goes to Freddie
Mounts who crashed a 279 to make the
1910 game of Union TITLE possible.
The meeting of the Indianapolis Bowl
ing Association is now scheduled for the
66oteI Antlers at 2:30 D m. Sunday. Nov. 3.
he completed at this time. and all mem
bers are urged to attend.
The whams and stars won two games
from the Alarms and Mobe DucklingS, as
Pop. Eyes took. three from Hot Shots,
during the Rough Notes League play on the
Delaware alleys. A 205 game by Behnk
featured.
A meeting to complete plans for an all
star idouble league will be held at the
ers who wish to roll in this loop are re-
auested to attend this meeting.
The Indiana women's League fnds the
Real Silk leading the "A" class with tour
teen wins and four defeats. Van Camps
:op the B class. having yet to meet
age. in class "A" finds M. Miller on top
With an average, Of. 100. while l.. Carter,
.eading class B" with a mark of 140, will
soon be ready to graduate to the faster
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Fuller broke his collar bone, his
breast bone and two ribs.
The three players comforted each
other in the hospital ward with the
knowledge they had left the game
with the score tied. They pleaded
to learn the final score only to be
told that st. Mary's pushed over an
other touchdowuto win, 81 to IA.
DR.. Royney %@sll, Santa Clara
team physician. said that he had
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S. NJ. u. SHARES LEAD
BIZ United Press

DO JNlTCu FfcSS
DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 2.-Games
last Saturday between southwest
conference football teams resulted
in practical elimination from the
championship contest of the Uni
versity of Texas Longhorns, 1928
and 1880 champions.
They lost to Southern Methodist
university, who likely will battle the
Texas Christian university Horned
Frogs for the 1881 title.
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Thorn, SChaeffer sign

Coach Billy Thorn of Indiana uni
verSlty and Speedy Schaeffer, rough
Toledo welter, have been matched
for the top two-out-of -three-fall
event On Friday nights mat card at
the Armory, promoter Jimmie Nc
Lemore announced today.
Three other events are to be ar
ranged. The Monday night shows
have been discontinued at Tomlin-
son hall.
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Yale to PLAY
Indians Again

By United Press
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. ?. =
Yale and Dartmouth, who battled
to a 1888 tie Saturday in one of
the most amazing football games
ever seen in the east, will meet
again on Dec. 5 in the unemploy-
ment relief round-robin tournament.
Some doubt had been expressed
as to whether the scheduled twen-
ty-minute games would contain
much football, but the second
period of the wierd Eli Indian con-
test showed fans all the thrills of
a full-length game could be packed
into that period of time.
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Grid Star Is
Auto Victim

By United Press
HAGO BRUSH, Colo, Nov. 2. =
Paul Parkhurst, star tackle on the
University of Wyoming football
team, and Isabel Murphy, a student
at the university, were killed near
here Sunday night when an auto
mobile skidded from the highway on
a curve and plunged into a creek.
Dean O'Connor, center on the
Wyoming team, was hurled from the
automobile when it plunged into the
creek. He was injured seriously.
Parkhurst and Miss Murphy were
caught beneath the machine and
drowned.
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Indiana College Standings

Oklahoma Aggies, 10; Kansas, 7.
OIymp.c C!u2, 4; san Francisco. Z (tie).
Otterbein. 10; Marietta, o. go. .....
Pacific, 90. California Aggies. 20 (tiel
PARIS Marines. %; Campbell, o.
Piedmont. Is; south Georgia. 0.
Pittsburgh. Al; Penn State. 6.
Plattsyille, 10; Stevens Point. O..
Providence, 10; Lowell, 6.
Penn Military. 20; Gaulladet. 0.
Randolph-Macon 80; Eridgewater. 2.
Richmond, 7; Roanoke, 2.
Rio Grande, 81; lCedarville, s.
Ripon. 33; Carroll, 0.
River Falls. 80; Stout, 0.
Rochester. IA: Buffalo. 7.
san Jose Teachers, Z; Chic State, 0.
Sewanee, II; Louisiana State. 6.
Shepherd, 10; American. z.
Shenandoah, IL; Potomac. 6.
Shurtlef, II; McKendree, II (tie).
Simpson. II: Iowa State Teachers, 9.
slippery Rock, 26; Indiana pa Teach
South Dakota, 10; South Dakota State. o.
Southern Methodist, 9; Texas, 4.
southwestern Louisiana, Z; Louisiana
STANFORD, Il: California (southern branch,
St, Edwards, 81: Austin. o.
st. John, IA; Hampden-sidney. Z.
St. Lawrence. rs; Hamilton. 7.
St. Olaf. rs; Gustavus Adolphus. 0.
81. Paul, -; Virginia Union. u.
ST. syra Pagi I IT. Miobt 20; P effPPkt. Region. 0.
Tarkio. 10; Culver-Stockton IS (tie).
Tennessee, Is; Duke, 2.
Texas Mines, 10; McMurry. z.
Texas fggies, 7; Centenary, O.
Texas Christian, 7; Arkansas, o.
Thiel, 6; st. Vincent's. o.
Tusculum. %: Mars Hill. 0.
Tulane. SO; Mississippi A. & M.
Upsala, 6; Baltimore. 0.
Utah, 60: Colorado Aegies, g..
Vanderbilt. 40; Georgia Tech, 7.
Xillanova. o; Buckneil. o (tiel.
Virginia State. 10: Howard. O..
Washington, II Whitman. o.
Washington State, z; Oregon State. 6.
Waynesburg.- 7; Westminster, 6.
Wesleyan, 10; Trinity. 0.
West Virginia college. %; Fisk, u.
Western Kentucky, 20: Louisville. 6.
Western Reserve. 7; Oberlin, o.
Whitewater, 7: Oshkosh. s.
Wichita. II; Nebraska Wesleyan, 0.
Wilmington. So: Alliance. o.
Williams. 7: Union 7 ftiel.
Mittenberg, IA: Heidelberg. 6.
william and Mary. 0; Washington and
Worcester. 0; Arnold. o (tie).
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He's Chip Off
the old Rock
RI Times SDecial

~ Itmes Specidt
T AWRENCE, Kan, Nov. q
Il "C'mon, Junior" the
stands echoed, and a little tow
headed f~ootballer obliged with
a twenty-fve-yard dash
around end for a touchdown.
Junior" Is Knute Rockne
Jr., Is, son of the late Notre
Dame genius, who is quarter
back of the Pembroke academy
Nuggets. His team trailing q
to 0, Junior provided the after
Moons fireworks in tie last
quarter. He was cheered by his
mother, Mrs. Knute Rockne;
his 5-year-old brother, Jackie;
Mary Jean Rockne, his sister,
and Billy Rockne, also a stu
dent at Pembroke in Kansas
City. who, unlike. his younger
brother. does not play football.
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lineup, the New York Giants in
ficted the first defeat of the year
on Potsy Clark's Porthmouth Spar
tans, IA to o.. Friedman threw two
passes in the second period, which
led to both touchdowns.
In the other two league games
Sunday the Chicago Cardinals won
from Brooklyn, IA to 7, and Provi-
dence and Staten Island played a
7-to-7 tie.
The standings:
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Rich PimlicO
Racing Opens
BIZ Tines SnecinI

BIZ Times Special
BALTIMORE, Nov. with the
100000 added Futurity next Satur-
day as the feature, the twelve-day
autumn turf meeting opened here
today.
Several rich prizes r offered, in
Guiding the $4,000 Manly Memorial
~steeplechase on today's opening
card, one of the three $4,000 races
carded for the meeting. One $25,-
900 race also is carded.
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I. U. HARRIERS FAVORED

By 1fmes Special
IOWA CITY, Ia, Nov. 2.-Indi-
ana, title-holders since 1928, was es-
tablished as favorite to triumph
again this year in the Big Ten
cross-country championship run
here Nov. 81. Minnesota and Wis
consin loom as chief contenders in
the four-mile dash.
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TRIPLETT RACE VICTOR
BIZ Times SpccinL

By Times Special
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. "A
spectacular finish gave Ernie Trip
lett of Los Angeles victory in the
100-lap event at Legion Ascot
Speedway here Sunday.
Francis Quinn of Los Angeles
was second, Speed Gardner, third;
Arvel Grunmier of Whittier, Cal,
fourth; Bill Cummings of Indian
apoliS, fifth, and Wilbur Shaw, In
dianapolis, sixth. Howdy Wilcox of
indianapolis won the ten-lap event,
and Triplett triumphed in the
Italian helmet dash.
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Sunday Grid Scores
COLLEGE GAMES

AT WINONA. Minn.-St. Mary's win
onal, 0; st. Thomas. 0 (tie).
A = BUFFALO-St. Bonaventure, 12,
formal, 81: Santa Clara, ID.
PRO LEAGUE TILTS
Chlcago Cardinals. ID: Brooklyn Dodg-
New York Giants. ID: Portsmouth Spar
Proyiddence Steam Rollers. 7: Staten
Green Bay Packers. 6: Chicago Bears. @
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motors, including representatives of
the Madison Square Garden Cor
poration, have approached Dempsey
regarding a fight with an opponent
as yet unnamed.
when the proper time comes, I
don't think there will be any diff
Guilty in concluding arrangements
for Dempsey to meet any opponent
the general sporting public would
want him to meet" said Sacks.
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THREE GOLFERS TIED

BIZ Times Special
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Nov. a
Fred Morrison, Ray Mangrum and
Willard Hutchinson will stage a
thirty-six hole playoff for the
Southern California open golf crown
here next Saturday.
They were tied at 289 each for the
72-hole play ending Sunday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-11-02
Make IS FAvORITE
By United Press

By Untt6u PTeSS
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2.-Maxie
Rosenbloom, light heavyweight
champion, will defend his fstic
laurels in a twelve-round scrap
with Battling Bozo, the Birming-
ham battler, here tonight. Although
both are we'll known for their
Glowing tactics, an interesting tus-
sic is expected. Rosenbloom is the
favorite.
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Loughran Gets
Pauline Scrap
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Tommy
Loughran, the Philadelphia boxing
master, and Pauline Uzcudun.
Basque heavyweight, have been
signed for the top bout on a heavy
weight fstic program at Madison
Square Garden on Nov. 10, Pro-
moter James j. Johnston announced
today.
The bout supplants the originally
proposed Primo C~arnera-Jose Santa
scrap, called off because of an in
jury to the latter.
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Early Basketball

All Sunday school managers of girls and
tovs basketball teams will meet at Cen
trail Christian church at 7:30 tonight to
Draw up schedules and bylaws for the
corning season.
For games with the All-American Girls
basketball team call Riley 1892, or write
Bertha Coffin, 1913 West Wabash street.
St. Joseph basketball squad has access
70 a gym on Wednesday nights and a game
j. desired for next Wednesday with a
strong city team. Call Riley Sl59.
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Indicated
Foes Clash
$4,000 Expected to Witness
Gopher Wildcat Tilt
at Evanston.
BY GEORGE X
United Press STAFF Correspondent

CHICAGO, Nov. 2.-Northwestern
and Minnesota, the only two unde-
1eated Big Ten teams, will meet be-
lore a homecoming crowd Of $4,000
at Evanston Saturday in a game
that apparently will settle the
western conference football cham
pionship for 1881.
Northwestern is favored to get
past Indiana and Iowa, it's last two
opponents, if the Wildcats conquer
the Gophers.
Ii Minnesota should upset North
Westerns powerful machine. the
Gophers would then face the diff
cult task of defeating Michigan
NOV. 81 in order to win the crown.
Northwestern, which has victories
over Ohio State. 100, and Illinois,
31-6, in the conference, will be
highly favored over Minnesota,
which has defeated Iowa, $40, and
Wisconsin, 14-O.
Gophers Thump Badgers
With Reb Russell, Iine-ripping
full back, recovered from injuries
received in the Nebraska game
northwestern will be at full
strength this week for the first time
since the opening game.
Touchdowns by Jack Manders
and Captain Clarence Mum en-
abled Minnesota to defeat Wiscon-
sin Saturday, IA to O.
Two other conference games will
be played this week-Michigan
meeting Indiana at Ann Arbor
and Illinois playing Wisconsin at
Urbana.
Three international games and
a battle between the Big Ten and
Big Six complete the program. Navy
comes to Columbus to meet Ohio
State, and two southern teams, Ar
kansas and Centenary, come north
to meet Chicago and Purdue, re-
s%pectively. Iowa meets Nebraska in
a Big Ten-Big Six clash.
Irish Battle Penn
For the fifth time this season No
tire Dame will face an indicated
team when the fighting Irish tackle
Pennsylvania at South Bend Satur-
day. Notre Dame, with Marchy
Schwartz Keeling off 1873 yards in
gains from scrimmage, defeated
Carnegie Tech, 1910, for its twenty
third victory in the last t~wenty-four
games played. The other game was
a 90 tie with Northwestern.
In the other Big Ten games last
week Ohio State had to come from
behind to win over a battling and
improved Indiana eleven, 1876, and
Purdue defeated Chicago, 1916, after
trailing, 60, at half time.
Michigan's 21-0 victory over
in the east and Iowa's
TO triumph over the invading
George Washington eleven gave the
Big Ten a clean sweep of it's inter-
sectional games for the first time
this season.
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By URitcd Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ?. So
seriously injured that even their
teammates were prohibited from
visiting them, three Santa Clara
football players, hurt in the st.
Mary's game Sunday, lay in St.
Mary's hospital today.
The casualty list-largest and
most serious of any Pacific coast
game this season-included Vim
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WINS SPANISH CROWN

BD ItW68 Np6CldE
SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain, Nov. 2.
-Ingacio Ara today held the Span
iSh middleweight fstic champion
ship, O on a knockout victory
over Ricardo Ais, champion, in the
second round here Sunday.
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Rain Hampers Hoosier
Home Coming Affairs
Weather Cuts Attendance; Irish Thump Carnegie Tech,
Purdue Drops Chicago; |. U. Bows to Ohio State and
Butler and De Paw Gain Hard TriumphS.
BY DICK MILLER

Bring on the sunshine, Hooser collegiate athletic officials SAN
in chorus today.
Anotner weekend like the past one and the college treasurers will
Ior ne closed door signs The weather man put the washout on
seVeral state homecoming affairs Saturday, and it so happens that most
Oh INT colleges depend on these homecoming day receipts to pv "
penSes for a good attraction and help lift the season out of the RED,
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set for the first bout in the future.
A ballot will be printed in the
programs and a ballot box will be
placed at the entrance for receipt
Of the votes.
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one thing-ready money. And you
may rest assured that before risking
his chances with Schmeling, Demp-
sey is going to meet a few boys he
IS pretty certain he can lick. If one
Of these members of the smaller fry
should lick him, he wouldn't draw
much with Schmeling. So, per-
sonally, I don't think Jacobs was
serious when he said he had the
match all wrapped and ready for
delivery"
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HORTON SMITH SIGNS

bY UNlItu FT6SS
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Nov. e.
Horton Smith announced today he
would not attend the 1892 British
open golf tournament as he is &C
cepting a position as professional at
an eastern country club.
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YALE LOSES CENTER

BIZ Times Special
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. o.
Victor Malin, Yale center was in
the hospital today with a broken
left leg. received in Saturdays
game with Dartmouth. Malin re-
fused to leave the game and took
part in Scrimmage after being in
jured, even though a substitute had
been ordered to replace him.
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Whenever this Purdue outfit faces nm
position that advance dope and indications
appear, as a set up. the Boilermakers
either lose or escape defeat BY a narrow
For one half of their game with CHICAGO
SATURDAY, it looked like a fierce lighting
Sahlin; together with a trick defense which
had the LAFAYETTE boys guessing. might
produce another 1890 upset for Purdue.
Chicago took Moss punt on the Purdue
z5-yard line as the second quarter opened
n paced by Sahlin and Bob Wallace
marched to goal and a 60 lead they held
1t. took savage running bv' Horstman
hses2r and Purvis in the third period to
five yards on each attempt and soon had
Hecker knitting through from five wards
after q seventy-yard drive. P~ardonner put.
Shortly after the next kickoff. Pnryis
darted out around end. down the sideIine
fifty yards and over the goal line
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BIZ United Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. 2. =
Leonard Sacks, Jack .Dempsey's
manager, denied today that Demp-
sey had signed to meet any boxer
in a major match.
Sacks disclosed that several pro-
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Saturday H. S. Scores

Carmel, 10: WestheId. 0.
Central Nash1yille. Tenn.l. Is; Reitz
crispus AttuckS 1ndianapolisl. 10: Lin
Elkhart. %: Goshen. Z
Kokomo. 81: Logansport. O.
Petersburg. Is: Boonville. 7
Princeton &c: New Albany. 0.
Warsaw. 81: Monticello. o.
SATURDAY PRO GAME
Portsmouth fO.l. IA: Frankfort pa Yell
low Jackets. Q.
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Big Ten at a Glance
STANDINGS

LAST WEEKS RESULTS
Northwestern. 80: Illinois. 6.
Minnesota. IA; wisconsin, O.
Ohio State. 10: Indiana, 6.
Purdue. IA; Chicago, 6.
Michigan, 81; Princeton. O.
"Iowa, 2; George Washington. 0.
ANOn-COnferenCe.
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Indiana opened early with passes and
thirty yards. Jones plunged over for the
trSt marker after Ohio held for three
opened up with passes and Holcomb car.
ried the ball to the Indiana 17-yard line.
Sramer led the drive on to goal. Hau-
20 lead at the half. The Havesmen
stopped one Ohio drive in this half on
Jones great punting held the Buckeyes
back in the third quarter and it was
Scoreless., With the ball in midheld- and
ONO leading by one point. Cramer inter-
copied an Indiana pass. followed his iu-
reference into the open and finished the
OF the Seventy-yard iaunt alone
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NOGIe lame QlQQC worry, now
ever, as the Irish ran roughshod
over Carnegie Tech at Pittsburgh
before a crowd of $4,000. The score
was 10 to O..
MarOons Check Purdue
Indiana sent 10000 home-comers
off to a CHEEKY start as they took a
6 to o lead over Ohio State in the
first period. But as the afternoon
o on, a chap named Cramer
stole the show and Ohio went home
with a Is to { verdict.
Purdue went to Chicago for a
romp, but the Maroons put up a
great goal line defense and the Boil
ermakerS got n of the seasons
most sever tests, trailing 6 to 0 at
half time. Purdue gained hundreds
of yards, but Chicago stiffened when
touchdownS neared until late in the
game, when the B~oilermakerS showed
over two markers on the weary
Staggmen Tor a II to 6 decision.
Butler continued to hold its ISL
premacy over Wabash with a we'll
earned Is to 0 triumph before a
small homecoming crowd.
De PAW Stops Grizzlies
De Paw strengthened its hold on
the 1881 Hoosier secondary cham
pionship which they held in 1880.
handing Franklin's Grizzlies their
first defeat of the current campaign.
18 to 7. Hanover and Wabash still
are on the Tiger card.
Valparaiso likely will challenge
De Pauw'S claims. The Brownies
also have a clean slate, their latest
victim being Rose Poly, 8 to 0, in a
homecoming game. Manchester is
the last HooSier foe for Valpo.
Ball State regained winning ways
by outpointing Earlham in another
Saturday tilt.
Marchie Schwartz continued his cam
palgn tor aL-America honors with one of
Carnegie Tech. He ran wild. The out
S1andlng performance of the day being his
; fnlcb daSh through the Plaid eleven for
Before the half ended Bernie Leahy, who
was this weeks new Irish full back. dove
over after Hoffman had blocked a Tech
Punt and recovered on their 8-yard line.
NIKE Koken, WHIT went in for Schwartz at
half back, did some swell teaming with
Leahy and the pair worked the ball down
after schwartz gave them a good start
before, ne left the game, and Koken lateral
to Leahy for a touchdown. making
it 1910 at the half. N
Notre Dame was penalized los yards for
nolo!hg seven times. but all other Stats
tics were in the Irish favor by wide mar
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GAMES THIS WEEK
,fo We NOvtbUpctarp q

ton.
Indiana VS.. Michigan, at Ann Arbor.
purdue VS.. Centenary, Mt Lafayette.
Illinois vs.. Wisconsin, at Urbana.
'Oalo State VS.. Navy, at Columbus.
.f EnISag 20. " Teb AaSsnsa at 10 oh1 citggl
sNon-Conference.
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SATURDAY II. S. CAGE SCORES
Nashville. IS: Trafalgar. IT.
Painbridge. Is; Brownshure. % overtime.
Waldron. 16: New Salem. is.
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Down the Alleys
BY LEFTY LEE

The Geisen Product mems team tossed
IN a 957 in their second game, taking the
lead from the Geisen Product women's
team, and then went on to finish in front,
2,658 to $3.50. during their special match
game on the St. Cecilia alleys. Hart
wick led the men to this win with a nice
series, while Hohlt toppled the pins in
style for the girls.