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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-11

Withrow and Ray Miller at for
wards, Profit at center and Chadd
and Tackett at guards formed the
lineup used most of last season by
Coach Tony Hinkle and probably
will compose the starting quintet
tonight.
Bert Davis, forward, Harry Chick
edantz, guard, William Haslett,
guard, and Richard Wolfe, center,
are other veteran FASTENERS in har-
ness again and probably will see
part. Of the action.
OF the sophomore stars, Frank
Baird, former Tech sharpshooter, is
staging the most successful battle
to GUST one of the veterans. The
elongated forward probably will
make his varsity debut tonight. Two
other recent Tech stars may see
action, Frank Reisner and Ben Par
rish, guard. Demmary, a six-foot,
four-inch sophomore, also will make
his varsity start at center.
Tonight's feature game starts at
$3.50, preceded by preliminary en-
counter.
After tonight's encounter, the
Bulldogs will start preparations for
next Mondays game with Southern
California at the fieldhouse.
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Rifle League Results
Results of this weeks matches IN
the Central Indiana Rifle League
were announced TODAY as follows:

Hoosfer Rifle Club ass. CLAYTON "a;
40. at Greenfield: Pennsylvania $40. SheIl
Oil $685. at Pennsy range, indianapolis
ShelbYville AT. Pendleton 4s3. at SneloY-
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Through an error Greenfeld,s season
high score of 469 was not given nrst place
In team standings last week. This team
rates irst in high team scores OF the sea
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Greenleaf Is
Winner Over
Bonnie Allen

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 11.-Ben-
ME Allen of Kansas City, Mo-,
billiard champion when Ralph
Greenleaf of New York was a boy
in knee pants, stood on the thresh-
old of recovered cue greatness
Thursday night and then miscued
within twenty-one shots of victory.
Greenleaf took advantage of the
situation to click off fifty-one balls
to defeat Allen, 125 to 104, and re-
tain the leadership in the worlds
pocket billiards championship. Allen
had runs Of %, % and 33, to doni-
nate the first nine innings of play.
In other Thursday matches, Mar
eel Camp defeated Al Miller, 1875
to SO; Robert Lindbloom beat Ono
frio Lauri, 125 to SO, and Johnny
Layton thumped George Kelly, 125
to IS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-11

If Bernie Bierman can con-
tinue his great work at Minnesota,
Big Ten football followers are in
for some real thrills. The for
mer Gopher half back ace will
return to the Minneapolis school
next year as head coach after
turning in a brilliant record at
Tulane, where his Green Wave
teams lost but one game in three
years and produced several all
America stars.
Biermans 1881 Tulane team gen.
orally is recognized as national
champions, being the only ma
jor unbeaten and united eleven.
Bierman and his boys go to Pasa7
dena, Cal, on New Years day to
play Southern California, con-
queror of Notre Dame.
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Event Opens
BIZ United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE Chicago
stadium boxing tournament to Sc
lect a new worlds light heavy
weight champion will start tonight
with five eight-round bouts. The
tournament is sanctioned by the
National Boxing Association. The
program follows:
Dave Maier. Milwaukee. vs.. Roy viii
liams, Chicago Negro.
Harry Ebbets, Freeport, L. l., vs.. Willie
OSter. Boston.
Humbdfto Curl. Argentina. vs.. Clyde
Chastain. Dallas. Tex.
Baxter Gaines. Wichita. Kans.. W. Mario
Biiiy Jones. Philadelphia Negro. vs.. Owen
Phelps. Phoenix. Ariz.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-12-11
Kentucky Derby May 7
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
LOUISVILLE, Dec 1.-THE 1882
running of the Kentucky Derby, top
classic of the American turf, will
occur on Saturday, May 7, it was
reported here today. The famous
event at Churchill Downs usually
is held later in May.
The 1882 Preakness at Pimhco
has been billed for May IA, hence
the moving up of the Derby date
Tt will be the first time in years
the Derby will precede the Freak
ness.
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3UTIER BATTLES EVANSVILLE IN CAGE OPENER TONIGHT

turning point tonight when the
former heavyweight champion will
fight three opponents including Art
Lasky. Minneapolis.
Lasky knocked out Pete Wistort,
Chicago, two weeks ago and Wis
tort was reported to have made.
Dempsey look bad a few weeks be-
fore.
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Louisville. Virgins led all the way
and handlers of the Louisville pug
tossed in the towel in the third
frame.
Ray Drake, Indianapolis light
weight, stopped Charlie johnson of
Kokomo in the third round.
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vALPo EASY WINNER

VALPARAISO, Ind, Dec. IL
VALPARAISO university cagers, led by
White and Barnekof, thumped
Huntington college here Thursday,
40 to IS, leading II to 6 at half time.
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ties tonight at the
field house, oppos-
ing Evansville COL
lege.
Five veterans from
the successful var
sity of last year,
led by Marshall
Tackett, brilliant
guard, are avail
able for action to-
night and prob
ably will be in the
starting lineup.
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Blue Vets
Begin Fray
Sophomore Stars May Get
Chance Against
Aces.

With the brightest prospects since
the national championship cam
paign three years ago, Buffers Bull
dogs open their 1922 cage activi-
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z,vb individuals scores this week were
made by Nicholson "a. Hoosier Rifle Club:
Mason and o. finder IS. Clayton; Jessap
90. Greenfield: Kirk 90. Plainheld: Heev EYE!
Johnson ss. Pendleton. and Martin 90. OF
Ghalhvti1Ie
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DEMPSEY GETS TEST

Jack Takes On Art LaSky, Who
Knocked Out Pete WiStort
Ry United Press
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 11.-Jack
Dempsey's transforming tour, billed
as comeback attempt, may reach
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The Hoosier- CLAYTON match was fred on
the new range of the Indianapolis cup
IN the basement of Tom1inSon hall Pans
cali for a formal opening Of the range n
the near future at which time all snoot-
ers in Indianapolis viii be invited 10
look 1t over.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20
Hockey Schedules
Call For Playoff
Leading Teams to Meet in
Series of Elimination
Contests

Toronto, Ont, Oct. 20.-(P-Ihe
eight teams Of the National Hockey
League will play through q full sea-
sons schedule this year just to elm
mate two of their number before the
championship playoff series begin.
Directors of the league have
decided to make no change in the
complicated playoff system, involv-
ing the three leading teams in each
OF the circuits two divisions, despite
the fact the suspension for one year
of the Philadelphia and Ottawa
franchises has cut the membership
from 10 clubs to eight.
The 1892 season will open Nov.
II with the Chicago Blackhawks
meeting Toronto at Toronto; the
New York Rangers playing the Mon
treal Canadiens at Montreal; and
the New York Americans confront
ing the Detroit Falcons at Detroit.
Boston and the Montreal Maroons
will make their first start in q game
at Montreal Nov. Is.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20
FIRST CONFERENCE
GAME REGARDED AS
MOST CRUCIAL TEST
Injuries Have Dimmed Purdue'S
Hopes Of Winning From
Carnegie Tech
Y0ST BECOMES ACTIVE
Iowa To Meet Minnesota But
Does Not Figure to Win
Contest

Chicago. Oct. 2O.-(P)--With the
other summer-book favorites, Mich
igan and Purdue, belted out of the
championship scheme, Northwestern
is faced with the rather unique
situation of reaching the climax of its
Big Ten season In its first game.
The Wildcats Saturday will tackle
their first conference foe In Ohio
State. and they probably won't en-
counter anything tougher than the
Buckeyes on the rest of their sched-
ule.
If Northwestern gets by Ohio State,
there appears to be nothing to pre-
vent another perfect record, OF the
remaining four teams on the Wild
cat schedule. only Illinois right now
appears capable Of causing trouble.
Minnesota, Indiana and Iowa, which
follow, should be easy for the Wild
cats.
A victory for Ohio would not end
the Buckeyes serious troubles. for
they must meet Indiana. Illinois and
Wisconsin. Either the Illini or the
Badgers. and especially the latter
after what they did to Purdue last
week, might upset the Ohio apple
cart.
Injuries have dimmed Purdue's
hope OF scoring victory for the west
over Carnegie Tech at Pittsburgh this
week. Wisconsin got out without
casualties and the Badgers will be
ripe for big attempt to make it two
in row over Pennsylvania Satur.
day. Indiana and Iowa also emer-
ged from their scoreless tie in good
shape.
Iowa will meet Minnesota but does
not figure to win.
Michigans unexpected defeat BY
Ohio State has caused Fielding H
Yost to come out of semi-retiremen,
and take a more active part in as.
sisting Harry Kipke prepare for Sat.
urday's match with Illinois. Illinois
still Is somewhat of a mystery.
Notre Dame has not permitted tn,
63 to 0 march through Drake maxi
any difference in preparation TO
1 Pittsburgh.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20
Revamps Nodaks
In Preparation
For Oregon Tilt
Burma Shifted to Left Half;
Richmond Will Be Placed
At FuIlback
Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 20.-(P-

Grand Forks, N. D.. Oct. 20.-(P)-
Coach C. A. West made several
changes in his University of North
Dakota backfield Monday in prepara-
ton for Saturdays intersectional
clash with the University Of Oregon
at Memorial stadium.
Captain John Burma, big fullback
whose ball carrying has been confined
chiefly to line smashing, was switched
to left half where Ralph Pierce and
Larry Knauf have alternated. The
two SpeedsterS are nursing injuries
and did not report for practice but
West intimated he intended to use
the big captain at that position any
way.
Burma, who weighs 100 pounds and
steps the 100 under II seconds, is con-
sidered the hardest man on the squad
to bring down and he may furnish
several thrills Saturday when he gets
out in the open.
Big Lloyd Richmond, veteran block
ing half who has blossomed out as q
line crasher, has been shifted to full
back. Richmond's terrific line
plunges nd reliable place kicking
have accounted for 64 points this fall
making him one of the leading scorers
Of the country.
A sophomore prospect, Clifford
(Rip) Dablow, understudy to Rich
mond, will be at the blocking hall
back position with either Gene Revell
or Manuel Wexler calling signals.
Pierce and Knauf were the only
members Of the squad absent from
practice, although Fred Felber. vet
eran end, and Darrell Long, regular
tackle, were nursing injuries and
took part in no rough work.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20
Aggies Preparing
For Jackrabbits
Work This Week Designed to
Stop Fine South Dakota
Offensive

Fargo, N. D., Oct. 20.-{F)-Scrim-
mage was ordered for the North Da-
kota agricultural college Bison Mon
day in preparation for their second
North Central Conference game OF
the season against South Dakota
State here Saturday.
Casey Finnegan. Bison director,
witnessed the University OF North
Dakota South Dakota State game at
Brookings Saturday and was Impressed
with the fast backs and fine passing
attack Of the Jackrabbits. The work
this week will be designed to stop the
State offense, Fnnegan said expect
ing his charges to meet a vastly i'm
proved organization over the one
which suffered q 81 to 6 defeat at
Brookings.
There were no injuries in the BIZ
son camp following the 18 to 0 con-
quest Of Morningside here Friday.
The Baby Bison, freshman football
team at the college also were sent
through a stiff drill, being prepared
to meet the University Of North Da-
kota Baby Sioux here Friday in q re-
turn game. The Baby Bison got
away with a 7-6 victory at Grand
Forks Friday and suffered no serious
injuries In accomplishing that feat
It was doubtful II Fritz Hanson, Per-
ham, Minn., would be able to play,
however, his shoulder having failed
to heal as fast as expected.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20
TAKES EVERY round
TO 0UIPO|NT MINOT
MAN FOR EASY WIN
Mickey O'Day Shades Joe King
In Great Semi-Final
Contest
kRAuSE IS REFEREE
Otis jackson and Denny Wells
KRAUSE IS REFEREE
Otis jackson and Denny Wells
Pack Lots Of Fighting in
Four Rounds

In his first appearance IN q local
ring since last spring, Del Duane,
rangy Bismarck fighter, smacked out
a decisive decision over K. o. Foster
of MinOt in the main attraction on
the Elks boxing program at the World
War Memorial building Monday
night.
Del was out ahead in each Of the
six rounds for an easy win.
He used q left jab to throw Foster
off balance and belted him with stiff
rights with damaging effect. After
jumping to an early lead in the first
stanza, Duane jolted the Minoter in
the second with a hard right that
sent him to the canvas for count OF
eight. He repeated the performance
in the third with Foster taking a
count of seven resting on one knee.
During the remaining frames,
Duane continued to pile up a safe
margin on points as Foster attempted
to bore in in an effort TO damage Del
in the midriff.
Outboxed and outsnarted, the boy
from Minot was not outgamed. Hur.
in the early rounds and bothered by
blood from an old cut over his eye
which was opened in the fifth, Fos-
ter was in there plugging away when
the final bell sounded.
Mickey ODay Of Aberdeen and Joe
King of Bismarck put on as pretty
an exhibition as has been seen IN To-
cal fistic circles in many months.
Both fighters had plenty to offer In
the way of style and there was steam
behind their punches. ODay earned
a shade by landing little more often
than the local boy.
Otis jackson of Dawson and Denny
Wells Of Bismarck packed lot OF
fighting in four short rounds TO prlng
the crowd to its feet when the milling
cot rough. jackson had the edge in
the first two rounds but Wells came
hack strong to earn draw. Both
bows are rugged hard swinging fight
ers and Bismarck fans are hoping for
q return engagement.
Jimmy Todd of Medina gave away
10 pounds to Kid Schotz OF Edgeley IN
a four round preliminary. Schot2
elected to stand back and let Jimmy
do most of the leading. The contest
was draw.
SONNY Schlosser and Cyclone
Brooker, midget Mandan fighters
obliged the crowd by fighting 1oul
sparkling rounds in the curtain rals-
er. The youngsters are veterans or
Elks programs and invariably put ur
a merry little battle. Brooker, little
taller and a little heavier than Game
cock Schlosser, earned shade.
Bat Krause, veteran Of more thar
. 100 ring engagements, acted a.
referee.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20
66-Year-Old Chinese
May Get World Fame

Tientsin, China, Oct. 20.-(R)-If
his calendar reform plan is accepted
by the League Of Nations, worldwide
fame may be the lot Of Joseph Pol
yen Hsue, 66-year-old sage Of this
city.
Recently the. leagues commission
on calendar reform went through
more than 200 proposals submitted
by cronologists from every quarter Of
the globe. The projects were sifted
down to two, one Of which Is Hsues.
HIS plan proposes months Of %
days each with an extra day at the
end Of each year and two extra days
at the end Of each leap year. Under
this scheme the first day Of each
month would always be Monday.
Hsue once invented a clock which
showed, besides the hours and min
utes, the day Of the week, the day
of the month, the full moon and the
new month in both the lunar and
Roman calendars.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20
.!E:!JF;!As;!:.. +

tBy The Associated PressD
Philndelphtn-Tommy LOugh-
ran. Philadelphia. outpointed
Johnny Risko. Cleveland (1O)s
Billy Jones, Philadelphia. stopped
Joe Banovic. Dtnghampton. n. u,
90.
New York-victorio Campolo.
Argentine, knocked out Ralph
Ficucello. New York (s)s Mnteo
Osa, Spain. and Ted Sandwina.
Sioux City, In. drew (1O), Pete
Susky. Scranton. Pa. outpointed
Mike Collins. New York (1O), Ray
Miller. Chicago. knocked out Sol-
Iy Ritz. Brooklyn ~, Vincent
Hambright. Cincinnati. Outpointed
Eduardo Dunry. Cuba (0).
wichita. Kns.-W. l.. (YounED
Stribling. Macon. Gn.. knocked out
Salvatore RuggirellO. Italy (2D.
BnltimOre-.Jack Portney. Balti-
more. stopped Mickey Diamond,
Philadelphia (S).
Cleveland - Billy Wallace.
Philadelphia (6D.
Chiengo-Harry Ebbets. Brook
Iyn. OutpOtnted Buck Ensterling.
Wichita. Has,. (s): Matt Adgie.
philadelphia. stopped Marion Mat
usxak. Chicago (2D; Dick Evnns.
Youngstown. O.. OutpOinted Bud
Snlt1s. Chicago 80.
Newark-Ernte Ratner. Silver
Lnke. outpointed Tommy Crow
Icy. Pittsburgh GO).
Anderson. Ind.-Jackie Purvts.
Indianapolis. OutpO!nted Art
Champaign. Anderson. Ind. 1O).
Des Moincs. In.-Ed Wright.
Omaha. knocked ont Tom Havel,
st. Paul. (5).
Wheeling. W. ya.-iiene STAN
ton. Cleveland. stopped Dick
Powell. Akron. o.. (7)s Lynn JOr.
don. Akron. outpOinted Johnny
Dunn. Cleveland 90.
Pittsburgh-Frnnki Wallace.
Cleveland. OutpOinted Jackie
Rodgers, Pittsburgh (1O)s Charley
Baxter. Columbus. O., OutpOinted
Johnny Dunn. New Remington
(S).
Boston-Jack Mccarthy. BOs-
ton. stopped Harry Allen, Brock
ton. (0).
Halifax. n. s-Jackie Phillips.
Toronto. outpointed Billy White.
Jersey City (1O).
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20
QUEER FISH TALE

Baltimore, Md.-Many are the
queer fish tales told by designing
fishermen, but the one told by John
Hamilton Is q prize. He tells OF how,
after having caught a fish near here,
he started to clean it. In the stom-
ach Of the fish he found q perfect
pearl. He displays the jewel to back
up his sotry.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20
Titles At Stake
When Canzoneri
Meets Chocolate
Three Crowns Will Be on Block
lfTony Makes 100 Pound
Limit

New York, Oct. 20.-(F-Three
titles may be at stake when Tony
Canzoueri and Kid Chocolate clash
in a 15-round bout in Madison
Square Garden Nov. 20.
Canzoneri's lightweight and junior
welterweight championships are GER
tain to be on the block and If Tony
should make 100 pounds Chocolate
will be defending the junior light
weight crown he won from Benny
Bass. Canzoneri should have no diff
ficulty making the 130-pound limit
for he rarely scales more than 13l
or 1872.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20
STRIBLING WINS

Wichita, Kas., Oct. 0.-(RcW. L.
Young" Stribling Georgia heavy
weight who was stopped by Max
Schmelling, world champion. at
Cleveland in July, celebrated his re-
turn to the ring by knocking out
Salvatore Ruggirello in the second
round of a 1O-round bout here Mon
day night.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20
NORTHWESTERN FACES SEASONS
Tommy Loughran Wins from Risko
PhiIadeIphian in Line For Eli
mination Bout With Jack
Sharkey

Philadelphia, Oct. 20.-tR-Tommy
Loughran, Philadelphia heavyweight
bachelor, left jabbed his way to his
third victory over Johnny Risko,
Cleveland spoiler Of near-champions,
Monday night In the ten-round fea-
ture Of the arena card. It was Tom
my's eleventh straight win and
placed him In line for q battle with
Jack Sharkey for the right to meet
Herr Max Schmeling.
Loughran weighed 185, Risko 1885,.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20
AMBITIOUS CYCLIST

Los Angeles.-Pedalling across the
United States and back on a bicycle
that's what Leo E. Bourque Of
Cape Cod, Mass, IS doing. After %
days Of bicycling. he is in Califor-
MIA, having completed half his trip.
He is now to start back east, and ex-
poets his return trip will not take 50
long. due to his knowledge of the
roads gained on the trip here.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20

Ted 1saacson, Seattle, sophomore
tackle on the University Of Washing
ton football team, weighs 263 pounds
and stands six feet three and one
half inches.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20
JOINT MEETING

Chicago Oct. 2O.-l41-Ihe annual
joint meeting OF the major leagues
will be held in Chicago this year.
probably on Dec. 10, President Will
liam Harridge of the American
League indicated Tuesday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20

Missouri has q stream area Of 693
square miles and 1900, 900 acres of
land suitable for hunting larger
game.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20

Approximately $50 Washington n
State college graduates are coaching
college and high school athletics
throughout the country.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20

Three thoroughbreds. Fleeting Fire,
Mintairy and John Bane, each won
six races to head the list during the
Aqua Calientc, Mex, Jockey clubs
second summer race meeting.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20

Leo Calland, head football coach at
the University Of idaho, will appoint
q captain before each game this sea-
son. No regular leader was elected
last fall.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20

Charley Peters, sheriff Of Sarpy
county, Nebr., Is another athlete try
ing a comeback. Wrestling is his
line.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20
MOTT AND REEDER TIE

MOTT AND REEDER TIE
Reeder, N. D., Oct. 20.-(P)-Foot-
ball teams of Reeder and Mott high
schools battled on even terms through
their engagement here, with the game
ending in a scoreless tie.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20

Associated Press Photo
Norman Duncan. fuIIback, leads
the grid team Of the University OF
California at Los Angeles. With .
team OF veterans on hand. the
"baby member" OF the Pacific Coast
conference Is expected to make
better showing than ever before.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20

but baseball men, after looking him
over, are convinced he has the stuff
to go on to real stardon.
Martin has found himself under
the glare of the most piercing spot
light in the business" remarked an
timer. Apparently he's the type
requiring big objective to bring him
out. If so, he is bound to be tough
to stop.
Don't forget, either, that although
a first year major Lacquer, he IS q
years old and experienced enough to
keep a level head under all the praise
and banqueting that are going &c
come his way
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20
PUBLIC ENEMY

FO0AlC ENEMx
For one, two and even three
games, stars have shone, but none
ever sustained the pace of Martin at
bat or on the bases. It was no Won
der they labeled him Public Enemy
No. 1" in Philadelphia. though they
cheered the youngster vociferously
there as well as In st. Louis.
Martins exploits are the closest
I have ever seen to those of Ty Cobb
at the Georgian's best, but Ty never
was the worlds series terror that
Martin has been," commented Will
lam Harridge. new president of the
American league, during q breakfast
chat.
cobb could demora6ze a team
completely on the bases, but I do not
recall that he ever did anything to
surpass Martins achievements in a
single series, especially with so much
at stake"
There was nothing especial in Mar
tins first year record with the Cards
to forecast his sensational outburst
He hit around $50 in the Interna-
tional league with Rochester in 1890
but batted only .298 and stole II bases
this year. It was good work for q
newcomer. but that was about all.
When the boys were discussing
Cardinal youngsters for the series
they talked mostly of the chances OF
Paul Derringer. the freshman pitch
er. becoming the big hero.
Martin may have been playing lover
his head" No player could sustain
so terrific a pace during the season
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20
LAUGHING THROUGH LIFE

Pepper has good sense OF humor,
which will take him a long way. He
exchanged pleasantries with Mickey
Cochrane between socks at everything
the AS pitchers served to him.
So far as the Mack sharpShooters
discovered, he had no weakness and
it will be interesting to see whether
National league curves can bring any
to light in 1892
There may be an interesting salary
discussion between Martin and the
Cardinal front office before next
spring. If the Pepper-pot doesn't
have his first year stipend doubled
st. Louis fans will help him squawk.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-20

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