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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
College Grid
Camp News
By United Press

BY United Press
CHAMPAIGN, Ill.-IllinoiS var
sity had a practice game scheduled
today with the freshman team.
Coach Zuppkes first team lineup
follows: Frink and Schustek, ends;
Jackson and Click, tackles; Jensen
and GorenStein, guards; Murray,
center; Horsley, quarter back; Berry
and Cook, half backs; Schultz, full
back.
EVANSTON. ul.-After a short scrim-
mage with the freshman team in the
morning. Northwestern university foot
ball players were, to travel to Stagg field
c 20 see chicago play Cornell and hilsdale
handicapped by minor injuries.
n
ANN ARBOR. Mich.-The battle for
back field berths on the Michigan team
is becoming closer each day. Coach
Kipke has dozen stellar backs and is
having hard time picking his first
quartet. Jack HestOn continues to press
his former high school teammate, STAN
ley Fay, for half back berth.
MADISON, Wis.-Wisconsin had a hard
scrlmmage scheduled today with the out
N'AtS AIHC4y " 6lupOIdIlly SeDIle the 0rSC
team Buckets Goldenberg, quarter back
VINO reported two days ago, will remain
with the fourth team until he reduces his
207 nv" siiS
COLUMBUS, O.-OhiO States back
held has been given a shaking up by
Coach Sam Williaman as result of an
injury to Joe Benis. quarter back. Benis
mas torn eOllarbOne Hgament and
will probably be out for month. Cramer
and keefe were tried at half backs
Friday.
y
IOWA CITY. Iowa-Coach Burt Inewer-
son mas started out to rebuild the Iowa
H IN as result of the loss of Marcus
Magnussen, stellar center who will be ont
a4L Ine season with broken leg. Three
o I. regulars are nursing injuries that
nay Keep tnem out of the PITTSBURGH game
neHt saturday. Lyman Case was given tbe
center assignment Friday.
n
AFAYETTE, Ind.-Coach Noble
- Kizer expected to start the
Purdue regulars against the fresh
men in today's game. He probably
Will use three or four teams during
the game.
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Friday Grid Results
cnIIEGF SCORES

COLLEOE SOOhES
Cape Girardeau MOI. Teachers, IS:
Evansville. O.
DAYTON. SO; Hanover, o.
Ball State Teachers. IL: Central Normal. 0.
Clemson. o: Presbyterian, o (tiel.
Marshall, 20; Morris Harvey. s.
Central Teachers. -: southwestern, Z.
T Tem STeh s.; n Mt .G ST. Nays SSiSyH; g.
wittenberg, Is; Georgetown tKy.). z.
ashland As HnGieF T. ri Mar TEaasy g. o.
M SphH c 15Fof: g; A 81 o1s,o
S Ssst siSssss s.: g. & R fS6msS o
Muskingum, IL; Wilmington; o.
a asi qai0 p; 81 g. f Efanois l. D.
o oEiiahon a & S and NJ. "a: Bethany. Q.
WRShburn. s: Haskell, o:
st. Louis. 81: James Millikin, 0.
Winona Teachers, 80: Waldorf Duther. O..
st. Thomas. Z; Moorhead Mimi Teach
Union. 20: Murray state. 2
Loyola New Orleans, IS; st, Edward. 8.
New River State. So: sue Bennett. 0.
Auburn. "a: Birmingham Southern, 8.
H ESEsTss, ra Tes 81 M xSsnnss: College
Tulsa, 20: Hendrix. 0,
Oklahoma City. As; Friends. 0.
HIGH SCHOOL SCORES
Broad Ripple undianspolisl. IS; Martins
El Vnsd 8: Tech undianapolis,. 6.
Manual (Indianapoiisl IS: Noblesville. 0.
washington (Indianapolisl. Is: Kirklin. 6.
Southport. Is: Sheridan, 6.
Lebanon, s :crawfordsville. 0.
Bloomfield. II: BLOOMINGTON. 8.
Greenefild. Z: Wilkinson. s.
HUNTINGTON. Is; West1eld. Q.
VinceRnes. "a: Petersburg, o.
Lowell II: Kentland. s.
Garneld CTerre Hautel z: Brazil. o.
Clinton 20: Sullivan. 0.
Oblong. Ill. Al; Shelburn. 6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
SHORTRIDGE
BY DICK MILLER

Indianapolis high school elevens
with one exception splashed and
trudged through water and mud
Friday afternoon and night for we'll
earned victories. Washington,
Broad Ripple and Manual each
scored triumphs, while Tech was
nosed out by a two-point safety
at Elwood.
Manuals veteran FASTENERS start
ed the season auspiciously at the
south side field, where they trounced
Noblesville, $50. Coach Harry
Painters eleven got off to a a.
point lead in the first quarter
Cowden and Fox scored markers.
Cowden scored again in the third
quarter and was joined by CroSsen
and Welton and each point after
touchdown was made, Cowden get
ting two, Walton two and Crossen
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Another brilliant battle between
city prep rivals of long standing is
expected tonight when Cathedral
and Shor. idge collide under the
arcs at Butler bowl.
Tonight's renewal of the classic
between the north side schools prob
ably will eliminate one strong con-
tender from the city championship
race. Although Cathedral holds a
slight dope edge, the outcome is re-
garded a toss-up.
With the exception of Bob O'Neal,
husky tackle, who may be out with a
knee injury, the Irish squad is in
top shape, according to Coach Joe
Dienhart. O'Donnell may be seen
in O'Neal's post.
Captain Phil Thompson, brilliant
Blue field general and stellar ball
carrier, is on the Shortridge hospital
list but is expected to get into &C
ton tonight. Probable lineups:
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SemI-Pro and Amateur
Baseball GOSSIP

Snelby Service Club is without a game
uue 10 last minute cancellation and fs
dd sX 24,s TO BOOK a double header for sum
way M. E. is asked to get in toncb 9iU witI,
ADAMS at Lincoln 1866 between ii and 10
s e. m, ANY team interested in cams
SuAluaS cali stone at Drexel 10i1
~ nara Sans will meet Highland A. @.
N, M q double header Sunday at Brookside
and ali rlT nIaIg game viii start at 1870 D. M
Pnr ~ O. sanders Oliver and Koellins will
ss Sur. Tor Tor, the Sans with Barr receiving.
ana ana would like to schedule with a local
sEP1idIman. $40 North oxford "s Street = OF +.
Hd Iirybngte on TToians win meet University
te 1oJans Evil VIII use Cisco. Croft Carey, Bot
WOOD Rusie and Prespont.
PLAYERS Of several teams that have dis
o ssdsa nave formed a club to finish the
n payo snd in October. Call Belmont 27s5-W
,ia Highland .M A. c:s defeated Western Twi-
play OHara Sans in a doubIe-header sun
gay at .BrookSide No, /. A game is wanted
land avenue. IVA AA's"-
West Side .Chevrolets will be accom-
panled by big crowd when they journey
will pitch for Chevies with Hevdon ~
Murphy behind the plate Chevrolets have
S OGe; y open. Fast state clubs write or
street iOii'a'iie
:, indianapolis Cardinals will meet CUES
ton Marks Sunday at GARFIELD No. at
70. a },
Cards will probably use Tumey and Bright
were defeated BY Billy Grimes Red Wings
Sd. at Garfield. Bright's home run in the
sixth knotted the count. Wings scored
ninth.
6. Billy Grimes. Red Wings will meet at 7so
Loeper simon, watson. Breho6b bTothers.s
will meet Rhodius Cubs Sunday at Rhodirs.
son. 1925 East Wade street. &
Fountaintown will play shelbyyille Tram.
Ways Ways y Neg g,, club; at Fountaintown in
cancelled Sundays. game. TramwaYs hold
victories over their. city rivals. the
Kendall Prater. Purdv kinney. Adams.
Abel. Duckworth and Foster. notice.
EARLY FOOTBALL NOTES
Riverside Olympics will open their sea.
son Sunday against Carmel at Carmel.
All PLAYERS be at the club Twentv-first
and Harding street BY 1890 o'clock Olvm-
pics have few open dates. Fast state
Thirtieth street Apt A.
O'Hara Sans will play Oakhill Flashes at
BrookSlde at D. m. Sunday in prepara-
ton to Senior League opening Sunday. Oct.
q 0 Hara Sans viii practice tonight at
1880 at Brookside and oxford avenue All
PLAYERS who expect to Dlay in the game
Sunday and all trvouts wishing to con-
rect with OHara Sans must be at tnis
practice.
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the Big Ten last year and tied with
Michigan for the title. Michigan
is picked to finish second and Pur-
due, 1929 champion, third.
The order of finish is predicted
as follows:
1I-sMIoGIRsT 115 s-MIscoNsM
S-PURDUE 8-TOWA
HIN IIHISo sTArr ,s GEFnMMR2dTAANSA
The consensus was based on the
selections of the following:
Eddie Joaquin. CHAMPAIGN News Gazette.
Charles Johnson. Minneapolis Star
Lew Bvrer. Columbus citizen.
Bert McGrane. Des Moines Register and
Roundy coughlin. Wisconsin State jour
nal.
Dick Cullum, Minneapolis Journal.
Oliver Kuechle. Milwaukee Journal
Eddie Ash, Indianapolis Times.
Henry j. Mccormick. wisconsin State
Wilfrid Smith, Chicago Tribune
Ralph Cannon. Chicago Daily News. and
The three favorites do not play
each other and many of the writer's
believe the race will end in double
or triple tie. Three writer's picked
Northwestern, Michigan and Purdue
all to come through undefeated,
while three others picked North
western to tie with either Michigan
or Purdue.
Michigan was picked by three
writer's to win the title outright, but
four others relegated the Wolverines
to third place which prevented
them from winning the consensus.
Northwestern was picked by two
writer's to win the title without dis
pute and Purdue was picked by one.
With one vote counting for first
place, two for second, three for
third, etc., the final standing was:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26

York Giants, 1880 champion, only
a point behind. Jim Bottomley OF
st. Louis, last weeks leader, and
Chuck Klein of Philadelphia, who,
with his teammate, Virgil Davis,
monopolized the lead for the greater
part of the season, are tied for third
place at BAL. Davis has dropped to
eleventh place with an average OF
1926.
Simmons, who appears assured Of
becoming the first American
Lacquer to win two successive bat
ting championships since 1913, has
complied an average Of .389. His
nearest rival, Babe Ruth OF the
Yankees, trails by II points, with
Eddie Morgan of Cleveland in third
place with $50 Honors in the in
dividual offensive feats are divided
by nine players as follows:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Runs scored. Gehrig. Yankees, l5e runs
batted in Gehrig. yankees. Us n1irS
T Tu6s GeR 26s tripes Johnson. Tigers i0
doubles. Webb Red Sox. SO; stolen DaSes'
Chapman. Yankees, 81.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Runs scored. Terry. Giants and !, Klein SiIina
phillies. 100: runs batted in KLEIN bits
1oo, home runs Klein, PhilteS 81 mus
Terry Giants, 212; triples. Terry Giants,
20; doubles, Adams, Cards 40; S'oien
bases. Frisch. Cards %; .,;
Lefty Grove heads the AMER
can League pitchers with 81 victories
and 3 defeats for a percentage OF
.912.
Jesse Haines and Paul Derringer
of st. Louis lead the National
League pitchers. Haines won IL
and lost 3 for q .786 average ana
Derrinqer won II and lost for a
mark of $50.
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l. Shelby Service Club is without a pama
que 10 q last minute cancellation and IL
ddn az . TO book double-header for Sum
a gay, with fast city or state club, Broad
way M. e. Is asked to get in touch witI7
ADAMS at Lincoln 1866 between ii and 10
q. m. ANY team interested in a GAM
sunday call Stone at DrexeI 10i1. '''
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
Sophs Help
Wabash Team
By Times Special

By Times Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Sept.
25.-Several sophomores probably
will be in the forward wall when
Wabash opens its 1881 grid season
here Saturday against Indiana
Central of indianapolis. Veteran
backs probably will handle the Of
fenSive assignments, however.
Letter men returned for every po-
sition in the line except center, but
the fine performances of a large
group of rockies has turned the
battle for positions into a wide open
race. Fifty Scarlet candidates have
worked out daily for three weeks
under Head Coach Pete Vaughan
and his assistants, Lon Goldsberry
and Carl De Bard, who predict a
successful 1881 campaign.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
Ball Cridnen
Rap Danville

By Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, Sept. 26.-Ball
Teachers college grid team opened
the season here Friday night with a
well-earned II to 0 triumph over
Central Normal of Danville. FIRE.
qeutn fumbling and straight foot
ball made j ia thrilleSs game, but
Muncie had the better drive.
Cote Sneaked through from the
one-yard line after march carried
the ball down. A Muncie tumble
in the third quarter went over the
goal line and Virgins pounced on
it for a touchdown. The Danville
open game was wrecked by the wet
field.
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game off the Senators lead Friday
by whipping Walter Johnson;s
charges, 8 to 8. Babe Ruth led the
Yankees attack with two homers
and passed his teammate Lou
Gehrig, in the race for the major
league home run championship.
Pennock and Combs also hit homers
for New York, but Lou Gehrig was
held hitless and now is one be-
hind Ruth in the homer race with
forty-five.
only one other game was PLAYED
IN the big leagues Friday, with Phil.
adelphia's world champions defeat.
ing Boston, to l. Louis Krausse.
l8-year-old pitcher, who Joined the
Athletics this spring direct from
Media Pao high school team. held
the Red Sox to four hits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
Don Fagg Beats Fighter
Who FIoored His Brother
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, Sept. 25.-One
month ago Moan Baumgartner, Fl
Wayne junior weller state champ,
knocked out Johnny Fagg of Clinton
in a local ring, and the defeated
boxer was carried off to the hos
pital in a serious condition. Thurs
day night, in the same ring, Don
Fagg, brother of Johnny, faced
Baumgartner in the same arena and
won the unanimous verdict in ten
rounds.
Baumgartner gave away several
pounds and was outpointed by the
Clinton mauler.
In an eight-rounder on the same
card Harry Memering, Lafayette
junior weller. outpointed Glen Nidy,
Terre Haute. The show drew a
packed house, the biggest fight
crowd in Mnncie history.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
Former Mat Champ Will
Tackle Gotham Heavy in
Mat Feature at Armory

Joe Stecher, former heavyweight
wrestling champ of the world, and
Allan Eustice, prominent New York
grappler, have been matched for the
opening mat show of the National
Guard Athletic Association. Inc,
next Friday night at the local
armory. Major William Carpenter,
executive secretary of the associ-
alton, announced the heavies will
meet at catch weights.
Eustice who claims ten consecutive
triumphs. has shown in local rings on
previous cards. He is rated a rough
grappler Stecher is attempting a come
back and has been meeting with success.
he lost the worlds title to Ed (Strangler)
Lewis several years ago. after which he
retired to his Nebraska farm
Joe is known as the best scissors hold
ARTIST IN the profession Two more bouts
viii be arranged for the show next FRIDAY
IlcketS reservations may be made at the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
BarOns Beat
Great Dizzy
By United Press

By United Press
HOUSTON, Tex, Sept. 26.-Ray
(Grandpa) Caldwell, stopped bv
years of service in minor and major
league baseball, was given credit
today for Birmingham'S to 3 vic
tory Friday night over Jerome
Dizzy Dean and the Houston
Bluffs in the playoff game of the
series between the Southern League
and the Texas League champions.
Caldwell relieved Pitcher Bob
Hasty in the ninth inning, struck
out Medwick, leading home run
hitter in the Texas League. and
forced the next batter to ground
out for the third out. Dean, who is
regarded as the best pitcher in the
Texas loop, was ineffective against
Birmingham.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
SUSPEND cox, Runner

At meeting of the state athletic
commission Friday Tracy Cox, local
junior lightweight, was suspended
for ten days and his manager, Bert
Runner, drew ninety-day suspen-
sion. The commission announced
Cox and Runner pleaded guilty to
having deal unfairly with Bud Tay-
Tor, Terre Haute promoter.
1t was said Taylor entered into
verbal agreement with Runner for
Cox to meet Lew Massey at Terre
Haute and later Runner refused to
permit Cox to go through with the
match.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
Women Play
Final Tourney

Final tournament of the Indians
apolis Women's Golf Association
will be played Monday and Tuesday
over Highland and Broadmoor
courses. Prizes will be awarded for
the entire thirty-six-hole low gross
and low net counts requiring each
entrant to play the eighteen holes
at Highland Monday and Broad
moor Tuesday. First pairs will start
play at $50.
An invitational eighteen-hole
tournament will be held Monday,
Oct. 5 over the Willowbrook short
course.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
Irish Football
Stars Battle

By United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. 26.-
Notre Dame varsity and reserves
were aligned today for regulation
game for the benefit Of the Rockne
Memorial fieldhouse. Coaches Hunk
Anderson and Jack Chevigny re-
garoed the game as a chance to get
a good line on some of the players
who have shown themselves about
equal in practice.
The battle of wits between Char
ley Jaskwhich and Emmett Murphy.
Leading quarter back candidates,
promised to be one of the features
of the game.
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III U14O oC414A -4I11o1o 7 44UdyJ anu L
Mrs. Ware conquered Miss Vir-
ginia Van VIE, young Chicago star,
in the semi-f1nals, two up, on the
eighteenth hole.
Although Miss Wilson's defeat
robbed the finals of the interna-
tional aspect many golfing fans had
hoped for, the thirty-six holes to-
day should by no means lack first
class golfing.
Miss Hicks play Friday was
brilliant, with brides strung all
over her card, and eagles missed by
inches. If Mrs. Ware comes through
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26

tneIr uIlal game
while the
S e n ators meet
Boston, the YAM
KEGS we're faced
with the necessity
of winning both of
today's games to
nose out Wash
ington for the
coveted berth. A
double victory for
either team today
will assure the
winner of second
place.
The yam KEGS
clipped a full
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
Vines, Perry
Title Rivals

By United Press
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 26.--Ells-
worth Vines, Pasadena, national
singles tennis champion, and Fred
Perry, English Davis cup star, will
clash Sunday in the finals of the
Paclf1c-Southwest tennis tourna-
ment.
Vines fought an uphill battle on
Friday to eliminate John Van Ryn.
60, 4-6, 81, GA, 6-3, while Perry
surprised by defeating the veteran
George Lott, 60, O-6, GA, GA.
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United Press Stan Correspondent
CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-NorthweSt-
ern again is favored to win the Big
Ten football championship, the an
nual United Press poll of middle
western sports writer's revealed to-
day.
Northwestern was indicated in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
ROOT CUBS CHOICE

bu ltHtcS SbcCtdt
CHICAGO. Sept. 25.-Charley
Root, Cubs right-hander who
hlanked the White Sox in their re-
cent charity game, will face the
Hose in the opening Chicago city
series game next Wednesday at
Wrigley field. Ted Lyons probably
VIII pitch for the Bush club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
EVANSVILLE ON TRIP

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 25.-
Evansville college will open the 1891
football season Saturday night with
Missouri State Teachers college
eleven at Cape Girardeau. Mo-
Coach Slyker aud his squad left to-
day for the scene of battle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
SOUTHPORT is VICTOR
Suburban Gridders Down Sheridan
in Prep Tilt, 1876.

ouUuI Dan OTIuuerS Down Sheridan
in Prep Tilt, 1876.
Southport high school eleven
nosed out Sheridan at Sheridan
Friday afternoon, 1876. The subur-
ban boys trailed 60 in the first half.
Stout scoring early in the game for
Sheridan.
Branham of Southport scored a
touchdown and added the extra
and leading point in the third
quarter and soon after Bruggeman
scored another as Southport gained
the upper hand and held il.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
MMONS NEARS SECOND CONSECUTIVE A. L. BAT CROWN
Babe Ruth
Gets 10th
Big Bans HomerS Help
YankS Cut Mats
Lead.

~ United Press
NEW YORK. Sept. 26-Second
place in the American League was
at stake today as the New York
Yankees and Washington Senators
met in the concluding double-header
of their four-game series.
Trailing the Senators by one-half
game and scheduled to meet the
champion Philadelphia Athletics In
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26

race for National
League honors is
far from decided.
Statistics re-
leased today and
including games Of
Thursday show
Chick Hafey Of
the st. Louis Car
dinals leading the
National League
with an average
of $50 and Bill
Terry of the New
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
ATTACKS OPENS SEASON
Local Negro Prep Eleven Faces
Alumni at Pennsy Park.

A veteran back field and mex
perienced line will take the field
for CriSpus Attacks when the local
Negro high school eleven takes the
field Saturday against the alumni
at PennSy park. Five of the seven
forward wall players are new pas
timers, but Coach Sheiburne hopes to
repeat last years record. when only
one touchdown was scored against
the team. Attacks probable lineup:
r. White and Adams ends: Yanthis and
CLAW. tackles: Daniels and Sims guards: L.
White. center. Randolph or Rice quarter
bachs Bigsby and .. Brown. half backs
and Stratton fun back. The game starts
&C : =. n i
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
DAYTON RAPS HANOVER

Wartm Schnur Leads Ohio Eleven
to 39-to-0 Win.
By Times Special
DAYTON, o., Sept. 26.-Allowing
Martin Schnur to carry the oval al
most continuously from his full
back position, Dayton university
eleven hung up 1910 victory over
Hanover here Friday night.
Schnur crashed the line for three
touchdowns and was aided by Fearn,
who scored two, and Cramer, a
substitute full back, who scored one.
Razevich was tossed behind the line
for a safety for Dayton. The Panth-
ers never threatened the Dayton
goal line.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
Terry Sets
N. L. Pace
Athletics Slugger Will Be
First Repeater Since
1919.
BY DIXON STEWART
United Press stan CorrespOndent

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Al Sim
mons, Philadelphia outfelder, vir-
tually has clinched the American
League batting championship for a
second successive season, but the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
Indians Close Season
With Two Twin Bills
Double Headers Are Scheduled at Stadium Today and
Sunday With Columbus Birds; Third Place in
A. A. at Stake; Cincy Exhibition Rained Out.
BY EDDIE ASH

Indians
battle in two doubheaders at Perry stadium today Sunday
Association
of
they travelling hot fight on
part the Mccain the going retain No
bill today will Sabbath bargain
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26

as expected today, she will win her
fourth title in a row. And if she
doesn't, it will be the biggest upset
in women's golf in years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
Helen Hicks Battles
Champ for Golf Title


WnLIANSVLLE, N. Y, Sept 26--Ns Genna Colett Ware of
Philadelphia and Miss Helen Billy Hicks Hewlett
today decide the feminine gong
Todays match appearance womens
national finals
chance eliminating Wilson, champion
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-09-26
Northwestern Picked to Win
Big Ten Crown by Writers
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY

EDITORS NOTE-Following is the
eleventh Of . series on Big Ten football
prOSpectS.)
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BASEBALL
CALENDAR
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games To-day

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Columbus at INDIANAPOLIS tive
Rames). -
Toledo at Louisville.
Minneapolis at Kansas City.
ST Paul at Milwaukee.