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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15
Michigan and Purdue
Given Choice Ratings
Wolverines Boast Powerful Line, While Veteran Back
Field Stars Bolster BoIermaker Hopes; Many New
corners Expected to Shine; l. u. Hopes Bright.
ByUrifedPrss


CHICAGO Sept pushed its into the sports
picture practice started at all Big Ten
gTidirons
frstn the hundreds of husky athletes
Indications
the eve Of championship that wealth OF
the shoes Of 1882
By
started CT
conference Michigan
followers believed the
will give the wolverines competition
this the possibility tie for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15
BIG TEN GRID DRILLS START
Butler Cuts
Grid Prices

Tickets for Butler university home
football games, now ready for dis
tribution, indicate several revls-
ions in prices, according to G. w
Wilson, university secretary. No
reserved seats will be sold, Wilson
said, the entire Butler bowl being
open to general admission tickets.
General admission will sell for
81 plus government tax. A special
end section will be sold at 40 cents
Children between II and 16 years
will be admitted to all parts Of the
stadium for 40 cents. Children
under II will be admitted for 10
cents. All children under Is will
be admitted to the special end Sec
ton for 10 cents.
At the Franklin game, Sept. %
women will be admitted free when
accompanied by a paid admission
Tickets will go on sale at the uni
versity and Claypool hotel drug
store.
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BisOns Enter
Title Series
BIZ Times SpeciGI

BIZ Times Special
BUFFALO, Sept. 15.-Buffalo's
Bisons, who finished in fourth place
in the International League stand
ings, will have a chance to win the
league championship next week by
meeting the winner of the Newark
Rochester playoff series.
Behind the seventh hurting of
Cy Perkins, Buffalo eliminated Bal
timOre from the series Thursday
night, to 0, the third straight win
for the Bisons. They were second
place teams in the northern and
southern groups of the league.
Newark and Rochester, with one
victory each, were rained out Thurs
day and will play at Rochester to-
night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15
KAUTSKYS SEEK FOURTH
Local Club Plays at Richmond in
League Tie Playoff.

Indianapolis Kautskys will be
seeking their fourth straight victory
Of the Indiana Ohio League title
playof series when they go into
action at Richmond Sunday.
Johnny Riddle and Pete Chap
man will be in the Richmond line
up. it is reported. Bill Thomas or
Rasty Bader will be on the mound
for KautSkys. All KautSky players
meet at L. Strauss store at 1890
a. m. Sunday.
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RENTALS
D Unfurnished Houses

NEW JERSEY N 1888 bedroom double.
hardwood floors garage. ideal roomers;
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Independent, Amateur
Football Notes, Gossip

Midways will practice tonight at 7:sO
and all players expecting to see action in
Sundays game must attend. In case of
rain. a blackboard drill will be held at
the clubroom. McGlinchy, Bullet and
ShankS. notice.
r. o c. grid team will practice at Mill
tary park every Wednesday and Friday
night az 80. In case of rain, players
are TO meet at the corner Of Blackford
and Market streets. All candidates and
tryouts report.
Lawrence Independents who play Wizard
A. c SUNDAY would like 10 book games in
the l40-pound class. Write Harold Glib
son. Lawrence. Ind.
AIS Service football team entered the
En- Roe City League and will practice
SUNDAY morning at Garfield park al 10
clock. All of last years PLAYERS and
tryOuts are requested to report. The
season opens Oct. l. Paul Shanks. Frank
Welton and the Kleppe brothers, notice.
Oak Hill Flashes will scrimmage tonight
az Caroline and Roosevelt avenues at
80 All players and tryouts report in
uniform. Selection of the team will be
made after tonights practice. A practice
game VIII be PLAYED Sunday morning.
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Moon Mullins,
present titlehold- =
er. in a ten-rOund
bout at Vim
cenneS. While
Mullins will not
risk his crown in
this fight, he has
promised Scotch
a return title
match soon if the
local boy wins on
Tuesday.
Scotch lost his
crown to Billy
Frick of Evans
vile recently, who
later was beaten
by Mullins. Scot.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15
In the Air

Weather conditions at a. M:
East, northeast wind, miles an
hour; ceiling, estimated 500 feet;
visibility, l mile; temperature, e.;
general conditions, overcast with
lower broken clouds and light rain
and fog; barometric pressure, 5000
at sea level.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15
MEMPHIS EVENS SERIES
Billy Bayne Beats New Orleans in
Southern Title Play.

y u .H' ''tN
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Sept. 15.-With
the count standing at one victory
each. Memphis and New Orleans
left today for the Louisiana city
TO renew their Southern ASSocis-
ton playon Saturday and Sunday.
Memphis evened the count Thurs
day when Billy Bayne held the
Pehcans to eight hits for a 5 to
victory.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15
METERS CLOSE SEASON
Men Builders to Meet Fossil Team
in Last Match.

Christian Men Builders tennis
team will close its season in a match
with the Fossil Club netmen on
Brookside park courts Saturday aft
ernoon at 2 O'Clock. The c. M. B.
team has been defeated in only one
match this season. The teams will
line up as follows:
SINGLES-Jimmv Mcclure tCMBl vs..
Claire Hilliker (FCl: Harold Banta (CMBl
VS.. Ivan Warvle tFCl: Jim Lorton lCMBl
VS. Ralph Holton (FCl; George Stewart
(CMB) VS. Dick Montieth (FC).
DOUBLES-McClure -Banta (CMBl vs..
Jess Martins. Place lFC); Stewart-Bob
Pogue (CMBl vs.. Hilliker-Holton &c
Paul Perrv-Glenn Perry (CMB) vs.. Vic
Kelly-Saul Bernat &c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15

Monte Carlos will play at Hillisburg;
Ind, Sunday. Jackson and Hawkins will
form the Carlos battery, There Will be
special meeting tonight at the cluo
room and all players are asked to report
For games with Carlos, write Martin
Moore 1900 Northwestern avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15

Inland Ice and Coal will play stilesville
Sunday. Cobb will be on the mound with
Prillar receiving All players meet at man
ager Wilson'S home at 11:30 a. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15
ROLLING RIDGE POLO
TEAM FACES FRANKLIN

Rolling Ridge and Franklin polo
clubs will tangle at Rolling Ridge
field Sunday at 3 p. m. Rolling
Ridge riders journeyed to Lexing-
ton, KY, last weekend and turned
in a to victory and 3 to 3 tie.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15
Independent and Amateur
Baseball Notes, Gossip

Merchants in a double-header Sunday
first game starting at l:3O. Boosters
take notice.
Madison Eagles will play North Vernon
Reds and North Vernon Sunday IN the
semi finals of the Southeastern Indiana
League series.
Kibler Au-stars will play Highland A. G.
in a double header Sunday at Riverside
No g. Players report at garage at noon
All-Stars desire game for Sept "a with
city or state teams. Write V. CrlcKm e11 s
273 North Gale street, or call Oh. 65l5
before D. m.
Monte Carlos will play at Hillisburg;
Ind. Sunday. Jackson and Hawkins Will
form the Carlos battery There VIII De
room and all players are asked to report
For games with Carlos, write Martln
Moore, 1900 Northwestern avenue.
Holy Trinity A. G. wants game oo Tor
Sunday. Teams interested call Be. O865,
ask for Gus.
A record crowd is expected Sunday when
the Indiana polls Recorders invade CraW-
tHiGdfil1' tussie of three-game series.
Each team has won one game. For the
last wears Recorders have copied the
series. and manager BALDWIN IS OUT 70
twenty-third victory in twenty-nlne games
this season. Lefty Waddy or HANNIBAL
will pitch for Recorders with Tony sen
nett on the mound for K. OF G. sept
"a is open. Write 518 Indiana avenue.
Due to a late cancellation. Indianapolis
White Sox are without game Tor sun,
day City teams wanting a game call
Dr. 3051-M.
Forty-sixth street Merchants defeated h;ted
the stellar pitching OF D. Sterrett. Ingram
collecting a homer. triple and single, and
GIANTS chs s'' wi S Ssttis south SIDE Press at
Garfield No. l Sunday.
Virginia Avenue Cubs will play at
Bridgeport Saturday. at $50 p. m, with
Lefty Standby on the mound. All play
ers report at 1443 Hoyt avenue at l2;50.
battery will be Decker and Powell. Cubs
have Sept. % and Sept; "a open strong 1g
state teams call DR2297-R, or write 42S
South Keystone avenue
Inland Ice and Coal will play stilesville
Sunday. Cobb will be on the mound with
Prillar receiving. All players meet at man
ager Wilson'S home at 1870 a. m.
to 4 Next Sunday Mars Hill takes on
the fast Spencer Corn Parchies at Mars
Hill.
Beech Grove Reds drubbed indianapolis
Bleaching company, 10 to 4 Reds play
BrightWood A. G. at Beech Grove Sunday;
Reds have Sept. "a and Oct. / open, Call
Drexel 1163-R, between a. m. and D. m.
Highland A. C. will play Kibler All-Stars
in double header Sunday at / 80 p. m.
at Riverside No. 9. Smith and Goebel,
notice.
Lebanon Merchants will use the follow
ing lineup against West Side Chevles OF
indianapolis at Lebanon Sunday Allen, 3b;
G. Gullion, SIS: Baker, CT: c. Boards. 1b;
Foster 2b DickeY, IF: L. Boards, c; High
land. If; Heath or Loyel, p. Reynolds and
Chandler or zigler will form the Chevies
battery.
Brightwood nine will battle Beech Grove
Reds in Beech Grove Sunday. Following
PLAYERS meet at the usual place at 1890;
Horning. Bucksot, Barnes Wallsmith
brothers, Montgomery brothers, Olives,
Price, Campbell, E. Foley and Logsdon
brothers. Brightyood has Sept "a and
Oct open for fast city or state teams.
Brightwood has won fifteen out of eight
cen games this season. Write Clay Barnes,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15
HELEN HICKS WINNER

By Times Special
GREENWICH, Conn, Sept. IS
Helen Hicks, former national cham
pion. captured the women's invita-
tional golf tournament at Green
wich Country Club Thursday, de-
feating Mrs. Catherine Eastman of
Rye, N. Y, and 4.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15

Brd 5tsln5T stS at $50 p. M with
Lefty Standby on the mound. All play
ers report at 1443 ,Hoyt avenue % at l2;5 20
battery will be Decker and Powell. Cubs
have Sept 20 and Sept. "a open. Strong
state teams call DR-2297-R, or write 429
South keystone avenue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15
GALVESTON WINS ONE

BIZ Times Special
GALVESTON, Tex, Sept. 49,
After two consecutive setbacks, Gal
weston finally checked San Antonio in
the Texas League diamond title
play-off. winning Thursday nights
game. 6 to 5.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15

wendan Nave. member of the Bader
Coffee team of the Delaware League will
be lost to this team for the balance OF
the season. He was stricken suddenly with
cal condition following an emergency oper-
alton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15

ID ECORD turnout for the third
IN annual state Democratic golf
tournament at Speedway course
next Thursday is sought by the
committee on arrangements, who
believe a prize for every one will do
the work.
Wally Middlesworth, city recrea-
ton director who captured the
crown and Judge Frank Baker
Sheriff Buck Sumner trophy last
year after a playoff with Deputy
Sheriff Tom Scanlon, will defend
his title.
DR.. Lacy L. Shuer also is expected to
defend the low net trophy he captured last
wear and the prize committee composed Of
Charles Grossart. Albert Losche, Ira P.
Havmaker. Ernest Prick, Glenn Rslston
and Mark GRAY expect to keen Governor
Paul McNutt and Mayor Reginald II. SuIIi-
van busy when thev give out the awards
at the old fashion chicken dinner at the
Democratic Club following the tournament
Dlay.
The tournament committee. composed
Of Herbert Wilson Al Feensy, L. Ert Slack;
Baker. James Watson. Tom Scanlon. Will
liam H. Hurd and John RYAN. announced
TO-DAY that opportunity to play at any time
Thursday would be afforded entrants.
II
Max Buell., tournament manager for the
Indiana P. G. A., announced TODAY that
more than forty teams are expected to
take part in the second annual four-baIl
open golf championship at Coffin course
next week Dick Nelson and Ben COhee,
pro and amateur. respectively. from Me
ridian Hills, will defend their title. won
last year over the same course. The run
ner-up team last wear. composed of Ralph
StonehOuse and Bill wilkinson, was broken
ND when wilkinson tourned pro. but RaIph
announced TODAY he will again have a
strong partner.
PLAY will open Monday with an eighteen
mole qualifying test and thirty-two teams
hitting the boost Match PLAY will begin
Tuesday. with al rounds except the final
match being eighteen holes. The final clash
THURSDAY will be thirtv-six holes. An
added feature. a driving contest. with cash
and merchandise prizes. will be held from
the first tee immediately after the PLAYERS
compete their qualifying round Monday.
U NIGHTS of Columbus golfers
IN Will engage in the twelfth an
nual championship tournament Sun
| day on the Speedway course, the
tourney players being scheduled to
| tee of after II a. m. Several out
of-town councils of the order are
sending entrants in the trophy play,
( it being a forerunner for a state
meeting next year.
Bob Kirby's name is on the champion
shin trophy the present champion,
which was won at the Avalon course last
wear. About seventy-five shooters will be
after Bobs title this time.
/ Monday night. at the regular council
meeting. the champion viii receive a
+ trophy ana a long list Of other awards
made II has been designated as golf
night with Bill Heinlein. local pro. as
guest speaker. The committee in charge
Of the tourney includes Dr. Gerald Kiley,
] Jack Langan and Bill Greener.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15
Scotch to Face
Feather Champ

Scotty Scotch, local feather
weight, will make a bid to regain
his Indiana ring championship next
Tuesday, Sept 10, when he meets
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2 Cards, In MemOriams

CRAI+We wish to thank relatives.
friends and neighbors for the kindness
shown during the sickness and death OF
our dear mother. VINDA CRAIG. We
especially thank the minister Rev. T N.
Hunt, the singer. Mrs. Kenneth Hoy; the
Naomi Chapter and Auxiliary. o. E, S.
dertaker. Roy ]. Toln and his assistant,
Russell E. Herr for their efficient serv-
ices and all for the beautiful floral
offerings HOFFMAN, CRAIG AND
NFITSON FAMII les
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ten was to have met Jimmie Buck
Ter of Louisville last Monday, but
Buckler was injured and the fight
was called off.
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Lebanon Merchants will use the follow.
ing lineup against West Side Cheyies of
indianapolis at Lebanon Sunday Allen, 3b;
G. Gullion, SIS; Baker, CT: c. Boards. 1b;
Foster 2b; Dickey, RI; L. Boards, c; High
land. If; Heath or Loyel, p. Reynolds and
battery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15

Brightwood nine will battle Beech Grove
Reds in Beech Grove Sunday. Following
Horning. Bucksot, Barnes Wallsmith
brothers, MONTGOMERY brothers, Olives,
Price. Campbell, E. Foley and Logsdon
brothers. Brightwood has Sept "a and
Oct open for fast city or state teams.
Brightwood has won fifteen out of eight
cen games this season. Write Clay Barnes.
1888 Station street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15

Greenfield Boosters play Greenfleld
Merchants in a double-header Sunday
first game starting at 1:3o. Boosters
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15

Kibler Au-stars will play Highland A. c.
in a double header Sunday at Riverside
No 9. Players report at. garage at noon
All-Stars desire a game for Sept. "a with
citv or state teams Write V. Crickmore
273 North Gale street, or call Ch 6Sl5
before o. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15

Madison Eagles will play North Vernon
Reds and North Vernon Sunday in the
semi-inals of the Southeastern Indiana
League series.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15

Beech Grove Reds drubbed indianapolis
Bleaching company, 10 to 4 Reds play
Reds have Sept "a and Oct. l open, Call
Drexel 1163-R, between a. m. and D. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15

Mars Hill lost to Flsnner- Buchanan, 5
to 4. Next Sunday. Mars Hill takes on
the fast Spencer Corn Parchies at Mars
Hill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-09-15

Highland A. C. will play Kibler All-Stars
in a double header Sunday at 80 p. m
at Riverside No. 8. Smith and Goebel
notice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-22

are, Sue," Jack told her. It's only two o'clock here"
 "oh-h.h!" She remembered that she had forgotten about the dif- ference in time. Jack was right. He had been right about the other, too. But still she had had only the words of Sarah Lou to guide her. She couldn't help 1t that she had been so mistrustful, she told herself.
 Jack was speaking. His voice was rather odd.
 "sue. don't you trust me - at all? Not even after ."
 "Oh, Jack, darling, you know l do. Anywhere. I'm so sorry-I
 "But what did you thinkY"
 j Ytn sn0usns mnst bsv: had S0ns aGms sn9w;" ,s:. son." he persisted.
 1T thought that all of a sudden everything just must have chang ed."
 But you know betetr than that. You know it couldn't"
 "Of course I did. I knew bet ter. But I couldn't help 1t. It was dreadful. Jack, want to see you. I must see you."
 "But I'm taking a train in the other direction tomorrow. Forget it. Everything is all right. Good night. Sue."
 His voice was little old, a It, tie too serious. She called into the telephone quickly.
 "But it isn't all right. I'm so sorry. Jack. I-I couldn't go on without knowing you understand" She was pulling the telephone to her, clutching 1t wildly as though she could draw his face from 1t.
 I'm right here, honey. Stand ing by. Forget 1t. I understand"
 She had to hang up at last. But she cried herself to sleep and when she wakened in the night she won- dered why she had a lost, empty feeling. She reached out her hand to touch Jack.
 He wasn't there. Of course aoti He was at home. But something else was different. Something was wrong. She sat up in bed. Then she remembered that they had quarreled. Or rather, she had. MEYWs &ua receives a auruFise.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-22
EssY ,Ss.au.sz..zzzsu..
 YOUR DREN
By Olive Roberts BsFkoo .

Does your boy like to play with giris7 Are you worriedY Are you afraid he's going to be q sissy and never grow up to be the DE manly fellow you have dreamed
 Aha when he isn't playing with girls, is he off by himself reading
 If he is this way, I think can tell you something else about him. He is crazy about movies, rough, tough shows with all men casts, the kind where the hero walks alone into e dark mine to catch an armed bandit, or in which he fights 1t out alone with q danger. ous gang, and like the little tailor of the fairy tale, "kiils seven at
 This makes your problem more puzzling than ever. Here Is poy who admires courage and every, 70 | his mind, masculine quality, yet he won't play with other boys, and his own private Idea of fun never SO much as includes baseball bat or Q football.
 Has secret Fear
 the @Vrerxs' wepse he 1v gets. what in the world can be the matter7 Is he e wei, yes, but not at all in the sense you are thinking. Every person on earth is coward m some way. There isn't q soul liv- ig who doesn't have his Achilles heel. Our particular vulnerable spot, the cause of our cowardice, is nearly always some particular sensitiveness that we wouldn't tell for worlds. We won't even admit 1t to ourselves.
 Somewhere, sometimes, this boy | of yours has learned to fear other boys In his heart. When he was very little, perhaps c big boy teas: | cd him, or perhaps he even abused him, 1t may not have been one, but several. Or else they hurt him by saying, "oh, you're no good Dummy. You can't do anything: Jimmy can't run! Jimmy couldn't catch e bail as big as Q house' Jimmy, the nit-wit."
 once or twice might not matter. Ali little boys go through this haz- | ing more or less, but the. chances | are that some real special thing cut deep enough to leave q scar, | or 1t WEE EeRthtSa " ~hsSrs eventually got to believe t him. self.
 Movies Aid His Ego At any rate. something happened early to make him anti-social to. ward boys. Hc Is more himself with girls. They look Up to him and he gains back part of his seif.respect.
 The movie angle is wish fulfil. ment. He loses his inhibition and projects himself into the part of hero. He is the great hero. The latent courage in him has outlet.
 Don't nag ct him to make him more unhappy. It does no good Try to find q younger boy or two, or gentle ones for him to De friends with. Let tho boys and girls play together in c crowd. Gradually his confidence may como back.
 "Isscapades" must be regarded
 with intelligence and sympathy, and removed by tact rather than force.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-22
Paris Styles
BY MARY KNIGHT

Paris. (UP)-More official re- marks about the 1884 materials. It may not make as good reading as somo lighter stuff about the gay dresses which are made from them but every once in Q while we really ought to do q little study work and know something about the back. ground of our clothes. :. Well, here goes: "The metal threads agreeabiy set off the soft tints of silks. They either run through the weft below the designs on relief of the fabric, or in dotted lines, and they even may form, or outline, the reliefs on the colored ground of the silk. We now are in the gold and silver period, c com- fort in these times of menace from Imitation. The silks most to be noticed are the very soft silk fai1les with slight grains; the ottomans of different ribbing thickness and of which several samples are formed of q mixture Of wool and silk; the double surfaced satin- silks, bi-coiored, the eolors Of the design of one face forming the background for the other and vice versa; double surfaced silks, one side plain. the other with bi-col. ored stripes; eabosse silks (lumpy looking or blistercd); and shiny satin and brooches (brocades)."