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SOCIETY
Continued From Second Page.)

bership of this exclusive club numbers
about 70. The club has been meeting
at the Mayfower Hotel, but permanent
headquarters have been taken at the
Stoneleigh Court and the first get
together" of the members in their new
home will be Sunday evening. The
club is run under the supervision of
Mrs. Stephen o. Fuqua and Mrs. Rose
Wallach Merriam. Among the men,
bers are the Minister of Sweden and
Nine. Bostrom, the Minister of Greece
and Nine Simopoulos Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank B. NoyeS, Mr.. and Mrs. Breckin-
ridge Long, Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Marye Col. and Mrs. Arthur OBrien,
Col. and Mrs. Edward Clifford. Mrs.
Edwards iShouse, DR.. and Mrs. Walter
A. Wells, Maj. and Mrs. Granville
Fortescue, Mr.. and Mrs. EmmonS
The director general and the assistant
director of the Pan-American Union
are arranging concert of Latin
American music to be given by the
United States Service Orchestra and
assisting artists in the Hall of the
Americas Wednesday evening, April rs
at 9 o'clock.
This will be the first concert in this
administration and DR.. Rowe and DR..
E. Gil Borges have already issued in
vitations.
The first secretary of the Italian
embassy and ConteSSa Roncalli will
entertain small company at buffet
supper this evening in compliment to
Mile. RENE Claudel, daughter of the
retiring Ambassador of France and
Nine. Claudel.
The newly appointed Assistant Sec
retary of War, Mr Harry Woodrlng,
and his sister, Miss Ida Woodring, are
at the Mayfower where they have had
an apartment for several weeks and Will
remain in residence there.
Mrs. Robert Lincoln OBrien, wife of
the chairman of the Tariff Commission,
has joined her husband at the Willard
Hotel for the rest Of the season.
Charles Hoyt March, chairman of
the Federal Trade Commission, has
returned to Washington from visits in
Madison, Wis, and Morris, MINI. Mrs.
March will join him here, coming from
the West in few weeks.
Mrs Mark L. Bristol will entertain in
formally at tea tomorrow afternoon for
her house guest Baroness Wrangel,
when the little company will be men,
bers of Mrs. Robert Lansing's Commit
tee for Russian Relief. and few who
are interested in the great work being
done among Russian refugees in Siberia,
Bulgaria and other European countries
Mrs. Bristol is a member of Mrs. Lam
sings committee.
Baroness Wrangel, who will be with
Mrs. Bristol until the end of the week,
was the honor guest at luncheon today
at the National Women's Country Club.
Following the luncheon Baroness Wran-
gel told of the work which is being ac-
complished in hospitals. homes for the
aged and the other institutions for
Russian refugees which she has founded
In various parts of Europe.
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Mrs. Cameron Morrison and Miss
Angela Morrison Of Charlotte, N. c.,
are in Washington at the Mayhower
where former Senator Morrison has
been since Monday.
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Coach Hunk Anderson also ad-
mitted he thought his boys had an
outside chance to win. But all in
all, the Soldiers will be favored
when the old rivals meet in New
York this weekend.
Notre Dame took a terrible
physical beating in the Southern
California game last Saturday. None
of the regulars who played against
the Trojans was in uniform when
the Squad came out for drill yes
terday.
Hugh Devore, right end, and Don
Elser, half back, were injured so
badly they may not bet into their
moleskins for the final game of the
schedule.
Two of the most dependable of
the regulars, their loss will weaken
the Notre Dame attack and defense
severely.
The shock troops yesterday drilled
against Army plays. The team has
only today and tomorrow to get in
shape for the game, since the squad
entrains for Gotham Thursday at
noon.
Notre Dame partisians who hope
for an upset victory over the Army
recalled the hapless 1928 season
when, defeated three times in the
early mart of the season. the Irish
went to New York with all the odds
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a return encounter with Marvin to
clean his slate as far as the Indian
apoliS ring is concerned. He did
get a bout several weeks ago, but
Marvin failed to show up, saying
he was i'll. The Oklahoman posted a
forfeit to guarantee his appearance
tonight.
Promoter Lloyd Carter has
signed Al Baffert, husky French
Canadian, and Babe Caddock, New
York, in one other bout. and Cow
boy Jack Russell will be matched
with Dick Shikat, one of the best
known performers in mat society.
Baffert wrestled Rascher to
draw in last weeks show at the
Armory, and Russell downed Spike
O'Brien.
All the grapplers on the Hercules
A. G. show tonight are heavy
weights. Rascher will tip the scales
at 208, while Marvin may be four
pounds heavier.
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BY DICK MILLER

Glen Harmeson, one of the great
est half backs ever to play at Pur-
due, and at present varsity back field
coach there, will be named head
football coach at Lehigh university
in Bethlehem, Pa, within the
next few days, The Times was re-
iably informed today.
Harmeson becomes the second
member of the Purdue athletic de-
partment to go east within year,
Colonel Nelson A. Kellogg relin-
gushing the athletic dictatorship at
purdue to take similar post at
Lehigh. 1t is through his influence
that Harmeson will get the post.
Harmeson's job as varsity back
field coach at Purdue will go to
Jim Purvis, head freshman coach,
we are told. Harmeson was run
ming mate with pest" WEIGH in
the BoiIermaker back field, and after
graduating he took coaching place
on the freshman staff.
When Frank Carideo, who had
come to Purdue from Notre Dame,
left the Lafayette school to become
head coach at Missouri, Harmeson
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-28
BY LEFTY LEE

Sheriff Buck Sumner was in the
pocket all the way during the Court
house League series at the Della
ware alleys, last night, rolling
games of 1874, 213 and 227, total of
624 that topped this league and led
his team to a triple win over the
Surveyor squad. Johnny Noonan
helped with his Sol count. The
Clerks also won three games from
the Courts.
Ownie Bush tried hard to put the
Prosecutors over when he rolled
STA, but Gene zwisler closed with a
243 to total 592 and lead the Union
Title boys to an odd game win. As
SCISSORS also won the rubber from
Treasurers. Bush has baited the
umpires so long that he has to roll
with the Prosecutor team during
the winter months to keep in prac-
tire
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against them, and turned in a win
over the Cadets. I
This fall, however, Army is par
ticularly keen to come through the
season indicated. They have been
named unofficiany as "naturals" for
the eastern selection to play Stan
ford in the Rose Bowl game New
Years day, and, although early sur
misses were that the Soldiers would
not be allowed to make the trip.
more recent hints have indicated
they would accept a bid and jour-
ney to the west coast for the game.
Pacific coast authorities have not
issued an invitation to the eastern
representative. obviously holding off
to await the outcome of the Notre
Dame Army and the Princeton-Yale
games Saturday. Princeton is
another strong contender for the
Rose Bowl summons.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-28
RaScher Faces Marvin
in ArmOry Mat Feature

Mat fans who like their wrestling
bouts attended with the frills of a
massacre should get a kick out of
the meeting at the Armory tonight
Of Andy Rascher, popular young
Hoosier heavyweight, and Tom
Dad Wolf Marvin, a rough Okla
homan who is the only grappler to
hold a decision over Rascher here.
When they met two months ago
Marvin handed Rascher a generous
portion of roughing. and the re-
turn bout will be something of a
grudge match.
Rascher several times has sought
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HarmeSon to Quit Purdue
Post to Coach at Lehigh

was promoted to the varsity job and
in the two years he has held the
past Noble Kizer, head choach, fire.
quently has paid him high tribute.
Harmeson- is an indianapolis boy,
and before going to Purdue was an
all-round athletic star at Manual
Training high school. He continued
to show the same athletic prowess
at Purdue and gained several var
sity letters. He is noted for his
ability to handle PLAYERS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-28
Coaches Pick
An-Big Ten

By United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. %. - The Len
Western Conference coaches today
elaborated in picking the coaches
All-Big Ten team for the United
Press. Their team, and the num-
Der of votes each player received,
follow:
Ends-Petoskey. Michigan, 8; Larson,
Minnesota, ).
ackIes-Wistert, Michigan. 10; Rose
quist, Ohio State, s..
Guards-Scham meI. Iowa, 8; Gailus,
Ohio State, ).
Center-Bernard. Michigan, 8.
Quarter Back-BeynOn, Illinois, B.
Half Backs-Lund. Minnesota, 10; Laws,
Full Back-Purvis. Purdue, g.
Lund and Wistert were unani-
nous choices OF every coach, while
Bernard, Schammel and Purvis,
were placed on the first team by
nine of the ten coaches.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-28
Step Up, Max,
and Pay Off

By United Press
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Nov. %.
- The $250,00O breach of
promise suit filed by boyhood
sweetheart against Max Baer,
Lothario of the ring and the
screen. has been settled out of
court for "a substantial sum,
it was revealed today.
"Baer will have to fight sew
eral rounds to make it up"
said Clifford Russell, the
heavyweight fighters attorney.
Russell would not disclose
the exact amount of the settle
ment given Olive Beck, A
waitress in Livermore, Cal,
where Baer was once a butcher
boy
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-28
Seeks
Another Scalp

Promoter NTcLemore mas arranged
the semi final of the wrestling show
for Friday night at Tomlinson hall
by signing Speedy O'Neal of Shelby
vile to tangle with Chief Little Wolf
in a forty -fve-minute time limit,
two out -of-three fall bout.
O'Neal has won his last six
matches in fast time, but will have
to extend himself to defeat the IN
dian. Billy Love Of Lexington meets
Roy WEIGH OF Arizona in the main
event to complete the top half of
the program.
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Sheriff Sumner Shoots ga
to Top Courthouse Loop

alleys, but Glenn Campbell member of
the losing team. realized a season-long
ambition by rolling a 500 set, scoring COB
The Tails and Ears also lost two to Names
and Teeth. as Heads lost all three 10
Whiskers.
odd game wins also featured the Fra
ternal League contests at the illinois
drives. Grotto and Moose defeating Imps
and Gattling Gun Club. Carter copied
cluded a 233 game. Mullinnix was next
with 602 as John Beam showed on 500.
Another veteran of the game Van Buren,,
came across with an old-time set during
the OIL League play at the Illinois alleys:
his hi she sheet showing 2ls 209 and 30 total
Sinclair refining won all three games from
Pure Oil as Phillips g.. Gaseteria. and
Gulf won two from Mid-Western. National
Refining and Gulf in team play.
Maschmeyer fred wonderful 276 after
S with TR 2o2 sq f2pp9 ID to 69 In
Evangelical League play at the Pritchett
Recreation. " Schneider was next with
629 as w. .Behrens closed with 257 to
Team play resulted in odd game wins. In
dams Giants, Cubs and Cards defeating
Pirates. Yanks, Reds and Senators.
Lauhlen arrived late and did not play
the first game. but every member of the
indianapolis Automotive League that rolled
for the final two. as he outclassed the field
with games of 215 and 221. a total of 1876.
In team play the Indiana Wheel and Rim
defeated Cartwright Grinding three times
as Gabriel Sales and Specials won two
from GRAPHIC Super Lubricant and Central
Motor Parts
Solicitors downed the Phones three times
as Line Finders and Straight Forwards
lost the odd game to Reporters and Busy
Backs during the Bell Telephone series at
the Central alleys.
Led by Lenahan. who rolled the league
leading total of 578. during the St. Joan
of Arc contests on the Uptown alleys, the
Charles DENLY Cigar team won two games
from j. j. Speaks Undertakers. Scott
Trucking also COPIED two from Mausner
Beer, while Central Buick dropped all three
to the Eatons.
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Independent and Amateur
Basketball Gossip
T.. 6. TIRE GAMES

The Bikes and Sundry fives are leading
each with three victories and one defeat.
Results Saturday night we're: stores, 20;
sundry, 20; Finishers, %. In an indie
pendent game last Wednesday, U. S. Tire
team defeated the fast Crawfordsville
Baskets at Charlottesville, 36 to 90. and
on Thursday. at Upton. downed the Upton
Legionares, 26 to 81. Standing of the
q. S. Tire League follows:
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KIPKE PRAISES TEAM

pretty Good" Admits Coach of Big
Ten Champions.
By Times Special
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. "a
Harry Kipke, mentor Of the Michi-
gan university football team, con-
fessed today that he thought his
1888 proteges were pretty good"
1.-THE boys came through like real
champions" he said, congratulating
them on defeating Northwestern to
cop the Big Ten title.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-28
Shines On COas ,

THE west coast boasts Of many
i top fight grid players and one
Of the very best is Norman (Red)
Franklin. fashy oregon State back.
1t is said he is sure to make the
au-coast first eleven and also stands
a bright chance for all-America.
He's wonder.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-28

The East Park NJ. z. FIVE will practice
al Wednesday night at the Dearborn
hotel. gym. All former players are invited.
including: a SKomp. John Craig Robert
Craig, Ralph Grove, Red Monfort Red
Moir John Crist, Earl Sipe, Howard
Phillips Howard Mcdonald, WAYNE Wells.
Francis CuIlivan. Wendell McKlssick and
Art -Reinking.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-28
NOtre Dame Coaches
Hope to Defeat Army
Anderson, ConIey Optimistic as Squad LmberS Up for
Game With Cadets; Irish Team Suffers Injuries
in Hard Battle With TrojanS.
By Times Special


NoTRE 28-Despite optimism part
looked like will
do other N Dame team in history has done fater through
a
Coney
watching Army Navy
perfect
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-28

The Brightwood Juniors. having access
TO a small gym. want games away from
home. Write Don Guy. 22l4 Avondale
place. The Juniors won their first game
in an overtime session.
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The Mallory girls were defeated by the
Broadway girls. IS to s. Any one desiring
to secure the Broadway gym phone Hem
lock 1882
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PLAY IN CHARITY TILT
Franklin College to Warm Up
Cagers Against Prep Quintet.

By United Press
FRANKLIN, Ind, Nov. %
Franklin college will entertain
Anderson high school in charity
basketball game here tomorrow
night. The encounter will serve as
a practice game for Franklin, which
opens its regular season against
Indiana Dec. 5.
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The Hides won only one game during
their series with the Claws during the
Lions League PLAY at the Hotel Antler
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By Eddie Ash
Perfect Picker Pete Nearly Corralled
Heustis and Warner Name ii Winners

was close shave for Perfect Picker Pete of Pickersvie
in The Times Told You So League grid game fore
casts of Nov % Two Times experts so close to
the elusive Pete that it's cnch he the point
ing his end Larry Heustis 1928 College ave-
Michigan IL picked fourteen winners out of the group
of sixteen games and Jack S. Warner 1924 North Tacoma
avenue turned in the record fourteen and two That's
calling the turn, boys for percentage of 875. The Flour
ishing Fourteens.
Heustis fell down on Chcago-D Dartmouth and Florida
Auburn and Warner miscued Chicago-Dartmouth and
Nebraskaowa He forecast the upset of Auburn by Flor
ida Warner also selected the official Southern California
Nore Dame decision 10 to O. Seven members of The Times
football posse engaged in the pursuit of Perfect Picker Pete
turned in thirteen winners and three MISSES and twenty
eight amateur prognotcators tore off" twelve winners
against only four misses.
MoNG the finished high several
harpshooters This number
each init on thirteen Winners The rqnnePScp list is made up IN
Thrifty Thrteens follow:
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Philip
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Experts Twenty-eign scored with twelve winners out of sixteen tries
through this list will be found abundance eagleeyed
foecae They cracked lot Of babies despite the fact they
missed out four. The "twelves" follow
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there and an effort will be made to give them que GreG M
pointing the actual results many OF them selected NO eco
coupons published Thanksgiving day games but enough
SATURDAY Dec T. coupon r pce Pe and Perfect Picker Patricia
fugiteS shot should be taken Tor
roundup Women experts sending IN selections are oeq@
Football Editors desk until Monday and were
counted US 1 SlSs Br9ad1ay Paul Van S0 n SCI
absolutely necessary to adhere to the Saturday
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The indianapolis Turner's defeated the
FIRST PresoyteTian cnurch last WeoneST-
was an overtime game, the Anal score be-
ing 1888. The Turner's will play the
Bridgeport FLYERS at BRIDGEPORT tomorrow
night. AL players viii meet at Hooks at
Illinois and washington streets at 7:l5
p. m. For games with the Turner's phone
incoln 1924 and ask for NJ. Quackenbush.
2o7 East St. Joseph street.
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The Central Camels defeated the Mon
rovia team at the Monrovia high school
gym 40 to 30 Prather and Reed led
the Camels attack, while the defensive
work of Willis and Endaly featured the
game. The Camels want road games with
Strong teams. Write Phil Liehr. 1925
East Michigan street
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-28

The Martinsville Merchants are anxious
10 book games with fast state teams
Franklin. Bloomington and Bedford notice
Write the manager OF the Merchants al
Martinsville. Ind
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Monday Fight Results

AT PHILADELPHIA-Ed Cool 1876.
Philadelphia outpointed frankie Klick.
1872, California l0l; Donald Red Barry
203. Washington; D. c.. outpointed Obie
walker. 234 Philadelphia (l0j.
AT ALBANY. n Y.-Baby Joe Thompson.
149 Syracgse r. " &C. defeated ,o Frapkie
Horton $50, Albany. technically knocked
out Billy Burkett, 152. Tampa, Fla. 81.
AT NEW ORLEANS Eddie kid Wolfe.
l48 Memphis, decisioned Eddie Flynn. 153.
New Orleans 10l.
AT ROCHESTER, N. Y.-Jack Portney
1885, Baltimore, outpointed Andy Divodt,
IA, New York, ten rounds.
AT HOLYOKE Mass.-Eddie UNKNOWN
Winston, 1872 New England heavyweight
champion, outpointed Hans Birkie. 1877,
Germany. ten rounds.
AT CHICAGO-Henry Rothier. 149. Chi
cage won the referees decision over
rounds Rothier forced the fighting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-28
MIDWAY TEAMS CLASH

Flyers and A. C.'s to Play for Club
Title Thursday.
Midway Flyers football team will
play the Midway A. C.'s for the
Midway Club championship Thurs
day on the gridiron at Garfield park
at 2:15. The Flyers will practice
tomorrow night at the regular place.
All players are requested to report.
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Danish Lutheran church five will play
the Zion quintet from New Palestine. al
80 tonight at Brookside gym. The loca
cess 10 gyms, and Will play return games
Phone Drexel 6555 and ask for the man.
ager.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-28

South Side Buddies won their last two
games, from the Indianapolis Athletic
Club, 25-l4. and the Christamore Pirates,
35-l5- For games write Leo Ostermeyer
24o South State street.. game Is wanted
with the Rilgemeier Cebs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-28

Well. well, we have a surprise. Bert
pin. 6e7 to SOS to lead the Optimist play
at the Pritchett recreation. Art Mundt
reached the show spot during this set was
566
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Other Pin League Notes

The new Herff-Jones League. composed
of sixteen teams, rolled its weekly series
on the Indiana alleys last night and the
contests we're hard fought, three of the
very close and the other five being decided
two to one. The members Of this loop are
beginners at bowling which means in
getting the hang of it now and they will
be passing that 500 mark shortly. This
weeks leader was E. Wilson with a total
of 492.
Bob Huesline won all the awards during
the Kiwanis League play on the e. Indiana
678 total. counting handicap. Huesline
started in low. rolling 157 his first game
but followed this up with games OF 212
Frank Hueber was very busy explaining
the poor series rolled by the Barbasoi
the score sheets handy to show the. boys
that the club had only six errors during
the entire set; but this did not hep help
had so many splits to shoot at, 1t would
be a hard matter to miss more than that
number of spares.
Kinnan had an actual SOL and a
handicap Of 20 to total SIG and win the
turkey offered by the American Legion
League during their regular play on the
hotel Antler alleys.
AL Schoch was the outstanding star
during the Reformed Church League series
at the Pritchett alleys; leading the the field
with a count Of 654. Dick Nordholt was
next with 644. Cray had 626, Stonecipher
6l8 and E. Schoch 600. The second Re
formed No. l team had three-game score
Of 2814 that included the high single
game Of LOLA.
Two-to-one was the verdict during the
Transportation League contests at the
Pritchett drives, Louisville and Nashville;
General Motors Express, Indiana R. r. ana
Monon Route defeating Indianapolis Union
Railway, Chicago and Northwestern, South.
ern Pacific Lines and New York Central
lines. Crone. Hasenstaab and Derringer
were best among the individuals with
scores of 571. 500 and $50.
In the Star League it was Lee Carmin
who led the way. this star collecting a
total of $50 with games Of 205. 247 and
PIT. Tony Bulach also was in great form
and clicked for total of 623 with single
game high Of 24l. Peterson showed on
Well, we'll, We have a surprise. Bert
Sering nosed out Jess Pritchett by one
pin, 6e7 to SOS to lead the Optimist play
at the Pritchett recreation. Art Mundt
reached the show spot during this set was
566.