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exchange Unity and Lions nosing out uni
sersal Blues Mutual Insurance, Exchange
Service ana Exchange Pilots for an odd
for, top honors sag to $50. HeImer,eR
called for the alley broom when he left tbs
o-l-lO split on alley No. TO-
John Barrett is setting a dizzy pace in
the Film League his latest sci shaving
games OF 1856 257 and % a total If s7s
s snat gave Fox triple win over Columbia.
Metro also took three from Warner an
Rim Transit won two from Universal.
Fourth Floor and Basement took three
KaI dne from Seventh Floor and Eighth
curing the Block League contests on the
WHEELER Lunch Ladies League games re-
and Wheeler Five defeatinF a Indi hee Cream
gen and Wheeler Waffles Ffscher roiis5S
40 to lead this play. -'4'eu
in the Central drives, Rhine SsoId series
ooioen Spike defeating Geisen SneciaI. ,
and Big Boy. Freihage had SAG ~ iaaS
Sannr. Hunt rolled 6l2 for runnerean
post Office. League results showed
cream sweep for City Case over Finsncs
s sno tWo-out-o f-three win for -Four Tr,n,
s,i St5irewalt rolled 572 to top the indiy,-
N Na.io list during the Fletcher Americs7
Halves, lost the rubber to penniss ea m tne
s sn9 n sosI Two to Quarters, while Dimes
s snd , Nlckels won all three from DoiIsTs
Two-to-one was the vsr,,o. =
s HSonRanies north sidel League nisy
G ~. UpttoWn' coolers. Gauges, Accounts and
9e.t q4... oeieating Scrubbers. Drins
oepartments Of play. with a47 y. sI,s 81
game nlgn, and three-game marx ~ soa
H. S. Football Wednesday
Wiley tTerre Hautel. 2e; JasonviIle. d
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Illini Renew
Chicago Feud

By United Press
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Oct. 81
Coach Bob zuppke today planned to
start a back field composed of Sea-
man, Beynon, Yanuskus and
Froschauer in the Chicago game
Saturday. Seaman is a newcomer,
replacing Captain Gil Berry. Stan
Bodman will be used at guard, hav-
ing recovered from his injuries.
CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Coach A. A.
Stage tapered off his football team
today after a weeks preparation for
the important Illinois encounter
Saturday. Stagg has stressed often
sive drill. Pat Page Jr. sophomore
full back, will be in the starting
lineup
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With Semi Pros and Amateurs.

Sunday. At a meeting of league officials
the protested game of Oct. Is was awarded
10 the Cubs over the Bingo A. C's, with a
score OF IL to Z The league officials ruled
mat the second touchdown scored BY the
CUBS was legal. The Bingo team had put
IN claim for the game on a to 6 score
and the protest was fled by the cubs,
- The st. Patricks grid team will pIay
the Lee and Jay Ramblers Sunday at 800
?. m at Pennsy park. Practice viii be
hheiqq Friday night at 7:30 at the school
Inc Sixteenth Division Navy Reserve
Ioos2an team will practice Sunday
nornlng, S;SO. at Eilenberger park All
players and guards and tackles wishing
tryoutS please report Teams wanting
games call Riley 0676 and ask for Russ.
Holy Trinity A. c. will practice Friday
evening ct 7 sharp. New plays will be re-
hearsed and all players desiring to com
pete against FerndaleS Sunday must re-
port. Bullet. notice
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MohIer Averaged o. Yards
Each Play for Three Years

He has scored 2O4 points, an av-
erage of rs points each game.
Mothers greatest year was in 1880,
his sophomore campaign. When U.
S. G. captured the 1881 national
championship, he carried the ball
1913 times for S95 yards, scoring IA
points. He was injured in mid
season. In five 1882 games, he had
carried the ball II times for 292
yards and had scored II points.
Mohler was ordered out of foot
fall forever Thursday when ply
sicians said further injury to his
back might result in paralysis or
death. He then asked to serve as
assistant coach without pay, and
the request was granted. Homer
Griffith, hero of the Trojan VIC
tory over Stanford last week. re-
placed Mohler in the backfield.
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BIZ Times Special
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 27.-Orville
Mohler, who was ranked as the
leading candidate for 1892 all
America quarter back honors until
a spine injury forced him off the
Southern California eleven Tues
day, is now assisting Howard Jones
in coaching the Trojans
A study of Mothers great three
year record has revealed his true
worth to the great U. S. c. teams
of the past.
He has participated in twenty
six games during this time, carry
ing the ball 353 times for a grand
total of 2,143 yeards. This is an
an average of 81 yards every time
he lugged the pigskin from scrim-
mage and an average of 82.4 yards
a game.
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BASKETBALL

bAShE1bALL
The Kingan Reliable Five came from
behind IN the second half of hard-fought
game and defeated First Presbyterian
church squad, 80 to &c. Bailey was high
point l,tn man Tor the winners with twelve
Five write Fred Westfal. 963 Congress
avenue. The lie Grande A. C. take notice
LIE Grande Aces desire to book games on
Wednesday and Friday nights. $3.50 and
$3.50, with teams willing to pay half of
gym expenses. The score Of the practice
according to Mrs. Daisy Kern. Aces man
ager. For games call Belmont 1912.
All basketball teams desiring games dur
ing December with the Terrible Swedes.
nationally known travelling squad, are re-
queSted to communicate with C., M. Olson,
at Cabool Mo. The Swedes especially
Turner'S. The Cabool team has won more
than 900 games in twelve years. playing
under amateur and eastern professional
rules.
The Taggart Bakery is backing the
Heath Memorial five this season and high
Tuesday on the Heath floor. Call Cherry
2746 and ask for Grove.
Indianapolis Buddies Club five. playing
road games chiefly. would like to hear
from strong city and state teams having
access to gyms. The Buddies are made up
of former high school performers. For
games write Abe Goldsmith. 1902 South
Meridian street. Apt. 8, or phone Drexel
SPAR, around .. m.
The n & NJ garage will place a net
team in the field this season. The follow
ing players will perform: Carroll Simon.
Watson. McFadden. Thompson and Unnew-
hour. Tom Munsch is manager. All fast
city and state team call Drexel 1918 and
ask for Benniem. or write Bonnie Watson,
1925 Wade street.
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So from all appearance, Notre
Dame won't get its first severe test
until the Northwestern game Nov.
II. The Kansas game intervenes
between the Pitt and Northwestern
games, but the Jayhawkers aren't
even worrying the third team.
Real Strength Unknown
Notre Danes real strength must
remain an unknown quantity until
they meet major foe. Any at
tempt to. rate the Irish on their
first three games may be bit pre-
mature. The Irish may be even
stronger than they showed in those
games
An inkling of just how much
sheer power the Irish possess may
be conveyed from the figures on
those three games. They rolled up
TT points, gained 1885 yards on
1877 plays or an average of seven
one-halt yards every time the ball
was snapped. Fourteen different
players figured in the scoring. and
from thirty-f1ve to forty players
were used in each game.
The numerical strength, replace
ments and balanced power of this
years Notre Dame squad may be
the peak of perfection. If there is
a weak spot in the Notre Dame
ranks, 1t is not now apparent.
II you ask Coach Anderson the
dlfterence between this years team
ana last years he merely answers:
They block better and have more
experience"
Kurth, KrauSSe StandOutS
Every member of the first team is
a letter man, and every player has
a substitute who may get his lob.
except at tackles, where Kurth and
hrauSSe are supreme. The differ
ence is so little between the ability
OF the other nine players on the first
TWO teams that Anderson himself
won't know his best team until he
mas observed them under fire.
For instance, Steve Banas. desig-
mated for the present as the second
string full back, is leading the team
In yardage gained and touchdowns.
He has made six touchdowns. car
ried the ball 81 times for an aggre-
gate of 255 yards, Or 81 yards every
time he got under way.
The regular full back, George Me-
linkovich, a blond Austrian boy, is
no SLOUGH himself at carrying the
ball. He has gained ITO yards in the
20 times he has carried for an aver
age OF more than 8 yards.
KOken Real Threat
This situation exists all over the
team except at tackles. Captain
Paul Host at right end, is only a
jump ahead of his substitute, Hugh
De Wore. Charley Jaskwhich, at
quarter back, has to concentrate on
his job every minute to keep little
Laurie Vejar, the California Castil-
ian, from taking over his duties.
Some say Mike Koken, the daz-
zling left half back, is better than
Nick Lukats, the first teamer. and
Kitty German, the big Irish center,
threatens to succeed Ben Alexan-
der, the bald-headed German, in
the middle of the line.
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BOiIernakers
Head for East

BIZ United Press
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 27.-Pur-
dues gridiron warriors departed to-
day for New York, where the Boil
ermakers battle N. Y. U. in an i'm
portant intersectional fray Satur-
day. The Boilermakers, who have
taken it easy in practice sessions
this week, due to the three bruis-
ing battles with Wisconsin, Mime
sofa and Northwestern, will have
full strength for the tilt.
Roy Horstmann, knitting full back,
and Paul Moss, brilliant end, will
be chief Purdue threats in the game.
Coach Noble Kizer indicated he
would start the same lineup which
has won three games and tied one.
The squad will practice in New York
Friday afternoon.
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CARR AND FOX MEET

Carr and Fox will meet Friday
night at the Cooler parlor in a state
three-cushion tourney match. No
contests are scheduled today or to-
night.
Lou Spivey defeated Mahady, so
to Is, Wednesday in II innings. The
winner turned in a five for high
run. 1t was Spivey's second win in
the twenty-sixth annual tourna-
ment.
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Star Swimmers Entered
in City Y. M. C. A. Meet

Eight events will form the pro-
gram of the Indianapolis Y. M. C.
A. dual swimming meet with the
aquatic stars of the Muncie Y. M.
G. A. Saturday night at the local
pool. The meet marks the opening
of the indoor swimming season and
will bring into competition some of
the best known swimmers of the
state.
Coach Cranor of Muncie has entered
LeWellen. state Y. M. c. A. diving cham
pion who has not met defeat in two sea
sons Cranor's squad also includes Lane
ana Williamson, free stylers, and Houk.
back stroker.
: The rsce between Houk and Pittman Of
tne local team in the back stroke is ex-
pected to be the feature of the meet
0 Goa ,nJ Jimmy ,Clarks indianapolis team
Rust; Nushbaum, Quirk. Wylie. Miller
krlck. Fowler, Hines, Motsinger and Pc
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Switches
BIZ Times SnecinL

By Times Special
T ONDON, Oct. 27.-From
IL bone-crushing to bone-set-
ting may be the trail of Jack
kid Berg, one of the fight
INCEST" lightweights England
ever produced.
Jack has shaken so many of
his opponents to their very
bones that he's out to make
amends. He is taking up the
bone-setting profession.
He has started studying ma
nipulative surgery under one
of the leading bone specialists
of England.
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carr Hardin held to his 210 average that
is League When he list rd II the sas
Gregory IL Appel to triple win over the
j. f. johnson Company during this loop S
series series at the Pritchett alleys Wednesday
Frank Fox rolled 62s for Marott. but
failed to receive enough help from his
teammates and they lost the odd game TO
Underwood Transfer finally hit their
Stlde rolling q total of 2,s93 that was
Kennedy and Herman Bohne rolled totals
OF 0S4 and GIT for the winners.
Hueber. Carmin and o'Gradv rolled
scores of SAB, COG and 500 for Barbasol and
t I'M club easily defeated St. Philips A. c.
three times.
Wheeler Lunch lost the rubber to Fish
this set, the SGT by Earl Mccarty leading.
Fall City, Lager had Abbott and Cray
pounding the pins for totals of 657 and
656, which gave these boys a triple win
Doubles match play appears to be the
popular style this season, the Blue-W VIM
per vs.. Fenr-Pritchett contests being in
AUNT VS.. Johnson-Hueber match awaiting
the return of Johnson who has been hi
Dull uldbCueS are QaLuralS.
The Watch Us Make Progress League of
the indianapolis Railways and Peoples Mo-
tor Coach Co., is filled with features each
piled by Blasengame's spare of the Ait
split. and Dave Adams feat of securing
q strike after leaving his feet and sliding
killed of this strike, however. In team
play the West Washington TRANSPORTATION
ooys are last making name for them
selves their rccnTd r,fr 80 ErrI.&
wins. G. Moxley starred over the three
game route with games of 1913. 232 and
17S. total Of 6i3.
The bowling of Crane featured the In
e eaa Ladies League series. her. total Of
weaken against this scoring S' howe VeTu and
won the odd game from East End Green
house. Hemmerlein's 500 received the
PROPER pro e ssn1ppoTt from her team mates. and
me Partlow girls won three from Kingans
despite Carstens 535. Herman Schmitt IN
suranoe also took three from Coca Cola.
No team was able to win three games
during the Uptown League session on the
north side drives. Augustiner. Citizen Gas
Harper Bros. Garage: Seven Up and
sherer Electric City Candy. Coca Cola and
IIipton-Lytle Cigar: Individual scoring
total Of 500 on games Of 25s. is2 and 24s.
other 600 totals were: Kemper 635: Shaw
$50: Dawson 500: Hamilton. $50: Hanna.
rauer. SIS: Bahrens. so4: Cheney. e2s. and
Bader. 62s. Alden Spencer who had been
leading this loon in individual averages.
frok an awful flop counting mere s59
Shaws 663 came despite a ISL start. his
last two games showing counts Of 257
and ass.
Van Camp League results showed triple
win for Pork and Beans and Tomato Juice
over Pumpkin and Spaghetti and an odd
zane win for Bean Hole Beans and Soup
from MIX and Catsup. Shirley's 534 total
led this play.
Only one contest was rolled in the G.
and J. Ieagne. the. Crabs taking three
from Chain Tread when Becker hit for a
total Of 500.
Hard-fought matches featured the Inter
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PITCHER KEYS SQUAD

Coach Pitcher of the Southport
high school grid team has keyed up
his squad for a hard game with
Columbus at Columbus Saturday
afternoon. This tilt originally was
scheduled to be played Friday.
Shutters probably will be out of
the Cardinal lineup the rest of the
season with a twisted knee and An
derson also may be on the sidelines
Saturday due to an injury received
recently. Langley will fill Shutters
place in the back field and Swichard
Is slated to take Anderson's position
in the line.
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Armory Mat Bill Is
Changed to Saturday

To avoid conflict with the speech
es scheduled here Friday night, the
weekly wrestling program has been
set back one night, and will be held
on Saturday night at the Armory. It
probably is the first time in city
ring history a program has been
offered on the last night of the
week, and is entirely experimental.
The shift in dates has caused a slight
revision of the card. Merle Dolby, Junior
mlddieweight favorite. and Michael Angelo.
Speedy l50-pounder. will meet in the two
fallS out OF three main event.
Charlie Carr. rough Michigan middle
weight. will appear in the two falls out
OF three semi-windup. Leo Alexander.
veteran South Bend 135-pounder, and Ralph
Hancock, Elwood. clash in the second fray.
In the opener Eddie Belshaw. L U. youth
will take on Eddie Slaughter. local welter-
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Five Games on City Prep
Grid Program This Week

Topped by the Washington Short
ridge tussle which may decide the
city champion, five games are card
ed for local high school elevens this
week, three of them for Friday.
The unbeaten Blue Devils, seeking
their sixth win, take on Washing
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and
Ohio Tangle

By Times Special
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 27.-With
hard scrimmaging over the week,
Coach Doc Spears of Wisconsin u,
appeared satisfied with the work of
Thurner and expected to start him
Saturday against Ohio State at
tackle in place of the suspended
Buckets Goldenberg.
BY Times Special
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 27.-The
work of Joe Salvaterra, who sprang
to prominence as an end this year
after two years as a substitute,
pleased coaches today, and he will
start for OHIO State against Wis
conSin Saturday.
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INTERNATIONAL TO MEET
BIZ Times Special

bU IfWtS NDtCF0E
BALTIMORE, Oct. 27-Player
and salary limit proposals made re-
Gently by the executive committee
of the minor leagues will be con-
Sidered at a special meeting of the
international League at New York
Friday.
Charles H. Knapp, loop prexy,
called the session to trash out prob
lens facing the organization. The
future Of two clubs, Toronto and
Jersey City, also may be decided at
the meeting.
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IOWA IN NIGHT TILT

% L Httf0 FfeS8
Iowa CITY, Ia, Oct. 27.-Iowa's
football squad was en- route today
for Washington, d. c.. where the
George Washington university team
viii be engaged in a night game
Friday. It win be the Hawkeyes'
first taste Of night football.
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WHEATON is READY

b Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Oct. 81
Don Wheaton. flashy De Paw half
back, who injured an ankle in the
Ohio Wesleyan tilt last week, will be
ready for action in Saturdays game
here with Earlham. coach Raymond
Neal announced today.
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NET SCHEDULE LISTED
BIZ Times SDeciol

BIZ Times Special
BROWNSBURG, Ind, Oct. 81
Coach John Symmonds of Browns
burg high school has arranged
twenty games for the 1882 '33 regu-
lar season, exclusive of tournaments.
The county tourney will be played
Jan. 13 and IA. Dates follow:
Home Games
:. Nov VII Plainfeld: Nov. Is. Covineton.
Nov; 20, jamestown; Dec. 3. Danville Dec.
3, Pittsboro; Dec. 10, Ben Davis Jan I,
washington; Jan. 81. Hillsboro; Feb. II.
Broad Ripple.
Road Games
oct. 49, Flora; Oct. 90. cambridge: Nov.
g, knightstown: Dec. 2. Cathedral: Dec.
10. jamestown; Jan. 1914, county tourney:
Jan. 90 Plainheld; Feb g. Ben Davis;
Feb 10 Pittsboro; Feb II. Danville; Feb.
"a, Greenwood; Feb IS Clayton.
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RAMEY, FARRELL WIN

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Oct. q.
Despite a seven-pound weight adj
vantage, veteran Tommy Grogan of
Omaha was beaten by Wesley
Ramey, local lightweight, in ten
rounds here Wednesday. Pee Wee
FARRELL, TT. Wayne dnd) welter-
weight, beat Pete Petrosky In six
roundss
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the Notre Dame prospects in 1885.
1t looks like a waste of the tax
payers money for the Army Cadets
to keep Salaried scouts out on the
road logging" the Irish and pay
Ing out big money for travel. hotel
and food, as well as the old in
cidentals.
Army scouts started their N. d. sleuth-
ing last Saturday, and a Southern Cali
fornia HawkShaw also was on hand
to remain in the east watching the Irish
for six games. NOtre Dame plays South
ern California Dec. 10 at Los Angeles.
wonder how and where the California
scout following NOtre Dame spends the
other six days each week? He can't 20
home.
DRUNO HAAS, Cit Fer Home.
II Bruno" the fly chasing aero
bat, who was mainstay in the A.
A. for many seasons, has branched
out as manager and executive in
new circuit. 1t will be known as
the Northern League, playing four
games a week with a player salary
OF 500 month. Cities listed as
candidates for franchises are Min
neapolis, st. Paul, Little Falls, Grand
Forks, Hibbing, Duluth, Crookston
Brainerd and Eau Claire. Bruno
will pilot the st. Paul nine and also
will serve as league secretary
treasurer.
A Wilkes-Barre (Pa.) newspaper
carries the following item interest
ing to golf friends of Harry E
SchornStein, who resides at SCI
Carlyle place, Indianapolis:
Five years ago Harry Shornstein took
his brother Fred out on a local golf course
and started him of as a player Recent
ly Harry returned for his first visit since
that time and last Saturday teacher ana
pupil went to wyoming Valley Country
Club for friendly round On No. 7 hole
Fred registered his first and only hole-in-
one. Just to give my brother something
to tell the folks at indianapolis about this
winter. as he explained it. Fred won the
match. IS to So
Nearly everybody has been mem
toned for that Cincinnati mana
.-~snI AZ o~n1rE ENw,.~.~ U;o~1n
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PAT MURPHY VICTOR

bW I IHIt8 NptIfNF
VINCENNES. Ind, Oct. 27.-Pat
Murphy, Danville Qll) lightweight,
decisioned Garfield Rice of Evans
vile in ten rounds here Wednesday.
Charles Gordon, local junior light
weight. knocked out Harold Farris
of Marshall Ill, in the fifth round
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all the way to lis. Early this year he
became champion of the rOoster-weight
class in Mexico by beating Kid Pancho.
He now weighs 1875.
GRID scriveners over the coun-
" try are having a great time
cracking wise about the Notre
Dame eleven. First you hear that
Coach Hunk Anderson is compelled
to send in his first team to relieve
the seconds in order to hold the
score down and again you hear that
old Hunk is worried deeply about
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PRINCETON HEADS WEST

By United Press
PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. 81
Princeton's football squad was
scheduled for a light workout to-
day before entraining for Ann Ar
Dor, to meet Michigan Saturday.
Coach Fritz Crisler has been con-
centrating on defense against Mich
igan plays.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. 81
The Michigan team today continued
to take things easy for the breath
err game with Princeton Saturday
Defensive plays were stressed.
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LOU SCOTIA BEATEN

By Times Special
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27-Lou
Scozza, prominent Buffalo IN. "
lightweight, was beaten in a ten
round scrap here Wednesday by
John Lewis, Phoenix (Arizl Negro.
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OREGON, DETROIT CLASH

DETROIT, Oct. 27.-Oregon State
and University of Detroit elevens
will tangle in an intersection foot
ball encounter here on Thanksgiv-
ing day. Oregon plays Fordham in
New York on Nov. 10.
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MORRISTOWN TAKES TILT

d. IIIHfN NVttfIF
MORRISTOwN. Ind, Oct. ~
The local high school basketball
team downed BoggStown here
Wednesday night, 40 to 81. The
winners led at the half, 90 to 10.
BaylesS played a strong game for
Morristown and Compton starred
for B0ggstown.
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GODFREY, POREDA SIGN

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 27.-George
Godfrey, veteran Negro giant who
started his ring comeback by stop
ping Al Fay Monday, will meet Stan
Poreda, Jersey City slugger, here
Nov. 10.
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PERU IN NIGHT FRAY

BIZ Science Serrice
PERU, Ind, Oct. 27.-Peru high
school will play its first night game
here Friday, taking on the Marion
Giants.