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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
Y' Teams Face h1portant Games 7o-gh, 7o-rrorroW
Handball, Volleyball
 Players Are Active;
 Hoop Lead Threatened

Sport lovers of handbal and basketball will be offered an appetizing menu of their favore games the central tonight and tomorrow evening" for the Red Triangle handbaers and courtees will play important state and n- tercub eaee games respectively with first place stake
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
Schedule For This Week.

Tbore will be q general .metlng of nii the b0wiers at s o'clock sharp and everyone ig requested to be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05

High Team Bingls--I3rayes e2l.
 High Team Tbree--Red s0x, I'll. i. Ind. High Single - Wynn and ind. Hgi Three---Piedmonts. 400.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
WaPran Harding

Score nt half time-Wiiby IS Warren Harding 6. Rsferee--Johf
 Cammarano. Time--F'our s minut,
 perIodH
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
IIigl,IAndcrs
Totals

Score at half tIme--G-4, EngleH. Roferee--R. SnntOplctro. Time Four S-minute periods
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
pANTIIERs DEFT NAUGATUCK

The Pitt Panthors would Ike tO arrange q game with Fritz Kiambt's Naugatuck Y combine. For games write Manager Jerry Adomaitis at 520 Highland avenue. ------------------------ and time and again the Yale wing CTS skated in close for shots,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
PAPER BOX LASSIES TO OPPOSE K. OF |.
Girls Teams in Prelim To- night to Box Boys and TOrringtOn

A fast game will be expected to- night when tho Paper Box quintet meots the St Peter array of Tor rinRton in tho main game of q double hoader at tho Brooklyn Y. Tho New City fivo. Litchfleld county champions, won % to 27 games last season.
 Tn the preiIm tho Paper Box Girls will play tho K. of l.. maid ems. starting at 7:30 o'clock. Dnnc- ing will follow tho boys games.
 Coach "siim" Razier of tho K. of l.. lassies desires all his pros teges to meet nt tho club rooms tonight at 2 o'clock.
 Probable main game iinoups: Paper Box TOrringtOn BoIoy, If ........ If. SzezkowsN DiBiase. If ....... If. Rodzoyich nnRis, c ......,..... c. Dillon GnEain, rg' ....,... rg, Gagnebin Berardi, Ig ........ lg. Galiicchio
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-05
Rumors And Reality Gathered From This Sporting World The Grist Of Athletic Contest BY JOHN A. CLUNEY.

the sensational Cocoa Kid in New Haven next week, after which ht goes to Chicago.
Evening star., 1933-05-04
ROOMS AND BOARD.

NICE front rooms for couple or party Of 3
or 4 private bath: good eats; inst. h. W.:
reas. Decatur 30l7.
1712 NEW HAMPSHIRE NW.-One of the
most beautiful homes in the city for young
women: vacancies for two,
Evening star., 1933-05-04

709 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-New furnl-
ture throughout; inner-spring mattress, ex-
ceptional table; inspection invited. DE.
Evening star., 1933-05-04
NOTICE.

We own several desirable homes ranging
IN size from six to ten rooms with one to
three baths. each recently RECONDITION-
offered FOR SALE ONLY. but rental to de-
sirable tenants will now be considered
Phone National 5S33 EVENINGS. GE
16S1 and a representative will without obli-
cation show you these properties
Evening star., 1933-05-04

EItc- letFlstFat!On on MOUSE CURRENT.
elevator. res. mgr.
rm., kit. & S3S. 90
2 rms. kit. e. b........... b. 1890
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Confined on Ner4 Page./
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TUDEN GARDENS-COOL. QUIET 3
rooms kitchen and bath; 5 exposures; beau
tifui view; large closets; Frigidaire; SO
Evening star., 1933-05-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BEAUTIFUL ARGONNE APIS. 10th. COL.
rd.-Large living room, porch. bath, kit,
dinette, Frigidaire; $3.50. Apt. 103, co.
1880
292O ONTARIO RID. Mr.. 18th AND COL.
rd.-Free Frigidaire; front. rm., dinet., X,
b., S37 80. . rms. dinet.. k. b.. S47. 80.
625 PRINCETON PL. N.W.-TWO LARGE
decorated. heat. gas, cleo. phone; adults;
S32.50; references exchanged co. $500.
:, LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH.
large back porch; ami. electric. included,
S35 month. 9O1 H ne. Ii. 1876.
ATTRACTIVE APT. AT 301S QUE ST. NV.
IS large rooms. bath. attic and back yard.
newly papered. painted; rent reduced; one
month free. Owner. CL. 1850.
RENTS REDUCED-S35. .50. S37 so. $50 80;
the Buchanan; cor. 18th & BuchananL9 r.
ROANOKE. I34s EUCLID ST. NW.-SIX
rooms, all outside; rent reduced See janitor.
315 18th ST NE SOS NORTH OF
Lincoln Park; quiet neighborhood. 3 rms.
bath and glassed-in porch fine condition;
only So 80 PEI mo. See janitor or call Mr..
CLARK. MA. 1907.
MT. PLEASANT 1914 BROWN NEAR 18th
garage: reasonable. ADAMS. 1901
5l3 10th ST. SE-RENTS REDUCED
) rms. bath. kitchen. screened porch,
hwd. floors; front apts.; $40 to S45.
BRIGHTWOOD COURTS,
$500 8th ST. NV.
ATTRACTIVE AND REASONABLE APIS
] room. kitchen and bath. -. $3.50
. r., k, b.. as low as S425 50 up
SEE MANAGER.
Evening star., 1933-05-04
APARTMENTS-UNFURNIsHED
2l48 q ST. NV


Elec. refrigeration on house current,
elevator; res, mgr. o
2 rms. kit. & &b...., 1890
LA RENE
5f25 Connecticut Ave. NV.
Northeast Cor. Conn. Ave. and LEGATION
Eieetric reirigeration. operated at
service; two fast elevators, operated
2a.,i.n, "a hours day: garage in basement;
r, k. d a. d. r.. b. $40 80 & $4,000
2 rms. kit. d, a. B.. $50 & 600
Apts is open ar and LtFhsd Unsii mt to 10 SpSG PM
sEDGEWICK
1.92 10Th ST. NV
Elevator: res mgr switchboard.
rms. ms Kit kit. I .''.$560o 10 '3i '5d5S
3 rms, kit. b. & hall ...... $500
ss14 CONN. AVE. NV.
At Porter st.
Resident manager on premises cleo
trio refrigeration on house current
i r. k. b.. d. a. d. r. S|3 90 to $4,000
rms, +; H. kit. ? { b si7 90 TO sSS5o sS5 90
Apts. @ Open and L.ehted in Evening
935 KENNEDY ST. NV.
Electric Refrigeration.
rms, kit. d. a. b.. porch. -. S45.5o
I47 and I49 r ST. NE.
Near Tech Higb School
Free Electric Refrigeration
4 T.. kit, b.. porch. S41. 80 to $4,000
1929 L ST. NE.
Formerlv I.0D
Just north OF 18th and H sts. ne.
Electric refrigeration
. rms, kit. bath. $40 90 and S42 30
I'LL 18th ST. NV.
rm & b. So so and $500
rm. kit b.. with shower and
Electrolux refrig.. $50 so and $500
Evening star., 1933-05-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Under SAUL lmanagement
DRESDEN

DnESDEN
21e6 Conn. Ave. NV.
Elec. refrig. elevator and switch
board service Res. mgr. on premises.
l rm. and b. to 7 rms. kit, and 3 B..
PENTILLY
1912 X St. NV.
Elevator. res mgr. switchboard.
= rms. kit, b. & por. S47.50 to S62 so
rms. kit. g. :. b.. .,....... 10000
1921 CONN. AVE. NV.
One Square North of Kennedy Warren
Elevator. service: resident manager:
electric refrtgeration on house current;
. rms. kit. bath. $500 TO $500
3 rms. kit, bath. So. 90 and $4,000
I430 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
Near Meridian Park.
Quiet. clean. comfortable apis. South
:, rms, kit. and bath. s31.5o to S45
SCHENLEY
oI2I II st. NV.
Elec. refris. on house current. Ele-
vator. Res. Mgr.
rms. kit and bath. $1,000 to 400
NAVAL VILLAGE
2iI5-e3 and 81 Z st. NV.
Ideal location for children; all rooms
outside; electric refrigeration in each
building.
. rms. kit. bath. .s41.5O
Resident Manager in 242J
30s2 RODMAN ST. NV.
One Square West of Conn. Ave.
Electric Refrlgeratlon
. rms. kit. bath. $3.50 and $4,000
l445 SPRING ROAD NV.
Electric Refrigeration on House
Current
. rms, kit. bath. d. a.
q. r. 500 ana 50 90
r. F. s,
Evening star., 1933-05-04

ON ROCK CREEK PARK; NEAR, ALL CARS;
attractive and completely furnished apt: 2
rooms kitchen; bath with shower: Frigid-
aire (freel; southern exposure. Call Sunday
or nights or see jauitor. 2S01 Adams Mill
~ 9O1
Evening star., 1933-05-04
TABLE BOARD.
WANTED-ROOMS.

oS23 2Sth NW.-Excellent home-cooiled d
dinners served very reas; on bus line. co
10000 -
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212G Conn. Ave. NV.
Elec. refrig. elevator and switch
board service Res. mgr. on premises.
l rm. and b. to rms. kit. and 3 b.,
ranging in price from $31. to
S142.50.
Evening star., 1933-05-04
Gu
ROOMS AND BOARD-sUBURBAN.

i20 MT. VERNON AVE. Upper Alexandria
I'd, formerly Capitol View Waffle Shop
Enjoy a delightfully."- cool Summer while liv-
ing within /. minutes ride of the city.
Large detached home. with three exception
ally large screened porches, commanding
wonderful view Of the Potomac River and
panorama of the city. Excellent meals and
congenial home atmosphere; two bed rooms
with adjoining sleeping porch. Exceptional
opportunity for refined adults. Reasonable
rates Buses pass door. Phone Clarendon
11S0, Mrs Benton. owner A.
Evening star., 1933-05-04

1707 21st ST NV. DOWNTOWN--REA- A.
sonable rent: luxurious front apt: 1st f..
cnmpletfly furn.; > lge. rms. kit. & b.
Evening star., 1933-05-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

EMBASSY SECTICN-REAL HOME; BEAU
tiful furnishings; will share apt. or rent
kitchen; depression rates. Call bet. and .
pm Apt 81. 290l 18th st. NV. 50
Evening star., 1933-05-04

43O7 18th ST NE. CBrookland)-Gentle-
man. who would appreciate good home in
private family: reasonable. PO. 5133.
Evening star., 1933-05-04

l529, OGDEN ST, NEAK Ibth ST-COM-
glassed-in sleeping porch kitchen. bath. S45
per mo; adults Apply 1923 Ogden st.
146? r. l. AVE. Nw.--LARGE ROOM. .
beds kitchen. $40; apt. bed room. living
room, kitchen, S35; room, private bath,
Evening star., 1933-05-04

TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. SEMI
attached house; rent reasonable 5510 9TH
Evening star., 1933-05-04

o155 L ST NW-Nicely furnished front
room, accommodate - gentlemen couple;
quiet family excellent meals 81 week. So
Evening star., 1933-05-04

:, rooms. b.. k and d. Call or phone after
q pm. Apt. 616. the Dupont Circle. 4.
THE MINNESOTA. 1924 MINI. AVE. Sc
Two rooms, kitchen. bath. refrigeration.
available at once. Call LII 97SS.
THE RANDLE. 2525 MINI. AVE. Sc
Two and three room apis. available at once.
Call Ii c4O5
Evening star., 1933-05-04

FOR RENT-oNE LARGE APARTMENT.
six rooms and bath: also one inexpensive
small apt, two rooms and bath. Open tor
inspection at the MARLBOROUGH. el' loth
Evening star., 1933-05-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

4 FURNISHED RMS AND BATH BUNGA-
galow apt; piano. washer. dishes, linens
Ciar asNJ-e pioA'' Sf'' 40 mii'oh ave-
FORT STRONG VILLA LEE HIGHWAY,
Va.-.3 r.. k. dinette, bath, Frigdaire. ami.
Pm. Clarendon 1646. Garden space. S40-S45.
Evening star., 1933-05-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APARTMENTS-U
s5?4 18th ST NV 'HALr BLOCK ps,S FROM Rom
apartment. $50 so. Frigidaire included.
Fm; aoS: s. S55 rm 5m1 Tm K T. b g. 81 $685.
Attractive: Frigidare. Ring tanitor. 9.
4oas 4th ST ,N.W.-1NEw :, ROOMS.
kitchen. private bath. heat gas light; ;,,I,s re-
ADAMS 4443 -
1lO1 PA. AVE Sc. ROOMS. K1TCH-
erette. bath; steam hat, gas refrigeration;
FOR RENT-oNE LARGE APARTMENT
six rooms and bath: also one inexpensive
small apt. two rooms and bath. open IoT
inspection at the Marlborough 9l' lo'h
suBLH TO ocTogERF;t Small 1i.L MOI M0DERN ERS
Viii Viii Five s*pSaHsssi psoneession. 4sAu cE si7i
1913 Goth ST-FRONT APARTMENT. ?
large bed rooms. living room: kitchen; basn. s
beautifully decerated Frisidaise S34 Ss SsF
1235 NEAL ST NE-NEWLY DECORATED
> rooms. kitchen, screened porch: private
bath. INV. heater; gas. elec. lncluoed; reas.
TILDEN GARDENS QUIET 3
Mr. 1ul 1REY. cI 5aa4,~N-- 5aa4,
So. .50-l ROOM ,uo KITCHEN l,!;5 snd ! BATH J.
See janitor or phone Adams OO15.
ROOMS. KITCHEN AND .BATH- AMI.
Must be seen to nE b appreciated Feaa 7oo Prince
en-, new tiled bath. built-in tub with shower.
new Frigidaire; newly papered a ana pain1ea, nrs
for employed couple. Inspect any time: a
The MELRosE, 1343 CLIFTON NW;MA,TI-
trsctve, cheerful 3 to , rm apis I.rnnG. Ef,gia.
ai5e eevator pfe So TO TO SO o64 nioh
K. and b.: electric refrgeration all outside
| rooms. Apply 6ld Md, ave. ne. 10
$50 N. Y. AVE- R.. B.. K. FOR. $4,000
'ci cHss IS W! aTs King. I'll JR'. D. oo7 N Y. AVE Z.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-vERY ATIRAC, RAG
tive studio apartment, two rooms reception reception
R .nssss
1917. l72S 10th st. -- o
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-mlst-FL. FLAT.
rooms hath. good condition; cheap. Call
Owner. Ii. 019l. before pm: -.
Water sss heat st sIeelcity T00@ ssl "n Cali Lincoln
252o ST. N.WmWAtKINSs w. * s.t5 PIsTANGE {7.s &c
tFIaefasSnA GEppEs, Agent, gent 6si Tower Bldg. west
CHARMING 5-RooM APT. GEORGETOWN
- exposures, fine view. fireplace; unusual
sprrOundinss fur1ished wkis oeoS or unfurnisheo'
ayE Tays s9oMs ssH Teal RaTH bargains rahch
Tech H. S. AZ Quincy pI. ne. Adams 349s.
RENT REDUCTIONS TO CONFORM WITH
lowered wages: 1723 East Capitol ST.; oppo-
and bath to !, rooms. kitchen and bath.
So4 90 up. Resident manager. Atlantic
6i93.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. SEMI
attached house; rent reasonable. 55l0 9TH
st. NV.
:sO26 PORTER ST, APT. 20l---JUNE /;
> rooms b. K and d. Call or phone after
6 pm, Apt. GIG the Dupont Circle. A.
THE MINNESOTA. 2224 MINI. AVE. Sc
Two rooms, kitchen. bath. refrigeration:
available at once. Call LII a7SS.
THE RANDLE. 2525 MINI AVE. Sc
Two and three room apis. available at once.
Call IL 2405.
IVY 18th ST. NW-EXCELLENT. DE-
Frigidaire: $3.50 to S37 so Apply Msr
CORNER APT 3 RMS KITCHEN. BATH;
every exposure; modern convenience: Is
windows. Rent reduced. 1s43 st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-05-04

1900 10th ST.-Front room. md floor fol
couple with child. care during day if en-
ployed: excellent meals.
Evening star., 1933-05-04

gentlemen; private or semi-private bath;
home cooking: different; Summer rates.
1920 18th NW.-Front room. next to bath,
suitable 3 or 4: S2S month each; delicious
meals Columbia gt0O A.
Evening star., 1933-05-04
PENTILLY
1910 X c. n "

Elevator. res. mgr, switchboard.
elec. refrig on house current.
= rms. kit, b. & por. S41.50 to S62 so
rms. kit g. = b...,....... 12O.OO
Evening star., 1933-05-04

CORNER APT. 3 RMS. KITCHEN. BATH;
windows. Rent reduced. 1643 8 st. NV.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-06
y Eddie Ash
n. D. Posts Record for Left on Bases
Purdue Exhibits Big League Football

NOBLE KIZER'S Purdue Boermakers put fine show
the grid Lafayette Saturday and that third
quarter rally whz The Purdue warriors were held in
check during the first two quarters by fighting Carnegie
touchdown threats beaten off Then the
second half kickoff and Jim Carriers brilliant of eighty
yards through the entire Tech eleven 1t the spark
touched off the fireworks and the big crowd of $4,000
was entertained by Purdue at its best.
Kizers gadiators clicked like wel-oled machine and
Purvs Frank Merriwel run of fftyive yards
better than Carriers touchdown sprint Purvs reversed
lodged picked holes shook off tackers received great in
wasn't caught until he within few yards
of goal Pardonner kicked both extra points after touch
down and also dropcked three points In other words the
Purdue quarter backs toe worth five markers
THE Purdue short on fourth
rcepd by MINI and he dashed yards
touchdown Most OF the S @ hd altbong he lacked
what speed He tired from the long grind OF the a
point exception of stiff whipping breeze
speed weight good Odense and not likely
remaining against Notre Dame Iowa ano
the record of the
Kizer team.
1ANY football Knute
down the score When his teams met the Navy
refaned from png up the count on ena 0pp h be line
They probably established record for having men left on bases All
The is that when Navy officials flashed
around the world to the ships at sea they sent
it was ake Noe Dame has scored only two touchdowns
under Hunk Anderson over
fright in the pinch
have five and have succeeded in
achievement and the
secondary classic
journeys
Wabash defeated winning four and tying
chalke against
IT day scores sent in
The stack of slips
buked double check today All of the information
tell Perfect
Picker himself and grab off the big honors in the pick
knowledge
Experts wefed membership lists
members last
and
with
the shark choose
Notre tilt
the Mde In the big money game of the day four staff selected
Charles picked
finish which
happened published Thursday
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-06

a kick after touchdown. This would
make it appear that the Soldiers did
something when they beat Illinois.
The outcome of the Yale-Dart-
mouth game didn't take anything
away from the Soldiers, either
Against the Soldiers the young men
in blue looked very pathetic Every
body came away from the game con-
vinced that the Soldiers could have
won by seven or eight touchdowns.
As it was, 81 to was the reasonably
decisive.
Dartmouth went into the Yale
game unbeaten, and came out of il
on the short end of a IA to Is
score. l place little reliance in COM
parative scores. but I submit that
the evidence here is sufficient to
indicate that the Soldiers are
epaulets and helmets above most Of
the opposition 70 be found in their
immediate neighborhood.
In short, the Soldiers, considering
one thing and another, are the sur
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-06
Michigan Leads Big Ten
With Defeat of Illinois

play, and it barely missed the up
rights, for what would have been
the winning stroke.
Two scorelesS ties we're played last
week. Northwestern furnished a
mild upset in holding the unbeaten
Minnesota team to a 90 tie in a
game in which there we're eleven
fumbles. Northwestern had the ball
inside MinneSota's 10-yard line
three times. Chicago and Wiscon-
sin, beaten in all their previous con-
ference starts, battled each other to
a standstill in the other 90 de-
ciSion.
Scoring three touchdowns in the
first twenty minutes, Ohio State
coasted to a 21-0 victory over In
diana and moved into a tie with
Iowa for fourth place.
Purdue won its intersectional
game from Carnegie Tech, 1T,
when Jimmy Carter ran eighty-f1ve
yards for Purdue's first touchdown.
1t was the first time Carnegies goal
has been crossed this season.
Iowa defeated Iowa State, 27-7,
in the first football game between
the rival state schools in thirteen
years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-06
BY JOE WILLIAMS
Times Special Sports Writer

NEW YORK. Nov. 6.-The one
~ eastern football team that ap-
re1rs to have something more than
an outside chance to go through the
season undefeated is Army. And for
these reasons. to begin with. it is
undefeated up to now. Second, the
schedule is favorable. Third, the
c,sSs seems to be there.
What makes the situation more
then mildly interesting is that at the
beginning of the season you
wouldn't have given a battered can
teen for the Soldiers chances. A
new, untried coach was in charge.
el'y three varsity men remained as
holdovers, the new material was
none too imposing.
And yet today. with the season
drifting into its final stages, the
Soldiers are able to present an I'M
broken run of victories. Against
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-06
Two PrelimS
Are Arranged

Dale Miller, promoter of the fistic
show to be staged at Tomlinson
hall Thursday night, has signed up
two of his six-round supporting
bouts to the Lee Moreno main-go
attraction.
Nate Goldberg. popular southside
Jewish middleweight, has been
matched to meet Billy Dexter.
newcomer from Oklahoma over the
SiX-round route. Haskell Stone, In
dianapolis mdidleweight Negro slug
ger. has been signed to meet Eddie
Allen, Philadelphia Negro, in six
rounds.
Three prices of admission are to
be charged. Ringside tickets will
sell at $3.50; main floor reserved
seats at 81 (both prices including
tax and As cents for general ad-
mission.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-06
Loop
Race Tied
TrinitieS and Soldiers to
Play Off Knot Next
Sunday.

With the senior division leaders
victorious in their games yesterday
the title of the Em-Roe senior foot
ball league was suspended today be-
tween Holy Trinity A. c. and the
Eleventh Infantry team from FIT
Benjamin Harrison.
The Trinities and Soldiers will
clash again next Sunday to decide
the title between them. They tied
0 to 0 when they met in regular
season game week ago.
Zupair, Ghipp and Bayt crossed
the opposing goal line for the Trini-
ties as they BANKED the Midways,
10 to 0, at Perry stadium yesterday,
while the FIT. Harrison footballers
beat Kingsbury Beer team, IS to 6.
The Spades and Shelby Service
teams battled to a scoreless tie in
the city league, which will close its
campaign next Sunday. Bingo A. G.
and Brightwood, in the same divi-
sion, also tied without a score, and
the Crimson Cubs beat Beech
Grove, to O. Boys Club defeated
Indianapolis Cubs, to 0.
In the senior division the Fern
dales put the P. R. Mallory squad
down, 18 to ID.
The Holy Trinities downed the
Midway Flyers in the junior league,
Z to 0, and will play the Wizards for
the division title next Sunday.
Broad Ripple defeated Lawrence, 25
to O.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-06
BY HENRY M'LEMORE

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Putting the
sports shot here and there:
One of the most important foot
ball games ever played, historically
speaking, was that between Vale
and Princeton in 1890. This
scrap saw four new football innova-
tions- cleats, helmet, noseguard and
the guard pulling out of the line to
lead the interference. The run
ming guard was Fudge Heffelfnger
of Yale, who was six feet two,
weighed 24O, and was a ten-second
man in the hundred. Pudges
pet maneuver was to break up a fly
ing wedge by jumping over the in
terferers and landing on the head of
the man carrying the ball.
While we are speaking of old
timers we might as we'll mention
Milo of Crete, who trained by lift
ing calf every day until it became
a steer. Milo won 1900 athletic
awards in his day, including a num-
Der of Olympic championships.
WAACAl Ol1C CAO1HCllo VI lid OOW1l IldQ q
statue made of him, Milo obliged
by putting it on the pedestal single
handed. Talk about athletic
over-emphasis: The old Olympic
heroes used to be preceded into
their own cities by hundreds of
chariots, they were exempt from
taxes and often given farms to
boot. And the Carnegie founda-
ton snorts now when a sophomore
half backs is given board and room!
Squash is now the rage in London,
in case you want to know we
never liked the stuff, on a court
or on a dish Alfred De Orc, II
years of age, is strong contender
for the national three cushion
billiard tournament He was a
champion back in the days of John
L. Sullivan . . Speaking of John
L., Jake Kilrain,. who fought him in
the old bare knuckle days. has a
grandson, Richard Reynolds, who
plays tackle for Boston college.
Horace Dodge, the Detroit speed
boat king, wanted to be a major
league pitcher when he was young,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-06
Football Coaches Look
Over Weekend Games

den's Duquesne boys continued to
bowl along impressively."
Noble Kizer, Purdue: Saturdays
play furnished additional indica-
lions that the Big Ten race is most
wide open in years. Michigan bare
Iy escaped with a TO victory over
Illinois, while unbeaten Wolverines
next foe, Iowa, walloped Iowa State
handily. Wisconsin Chicago, and
Northwestern Minnesota fought to
scoreless ties. Ohio State revealed
potential power in downing Indiana
21-O. Carnegie Tech finally sue
cumbed to the pounding of Purdues
backs"
Harry Mehre, Georgia: Most
southern games ran true to form,
although Vanderbilt's victory over
Georgia Tech was somewhat sur
prising. Alabama showed power
and speed figured in preseason. fore
casts, downing Kentucky's strong
team. Tulane scored impressive in
tersectional victory over Colgates
unbeaten eleven. Louisiana State
came back strong against South
Carolina, and is to be feared from
now on.
Bill Spaulding, U. C. L. Ain
teresting ceremonies, resulting in a
scoreless tie, marked beginning of
football relations between Cali
fornia and U. c. L. A. Keeble and
Cheshire were most prominent in
the game. This is crucial confer
ence week. With Hamilton back in
game, Stanford hopes to stop
Southern California. Washington
fears California. Oregon and Ore
gon State, both unbeaten, collide.
Alonzo Stage pits his Pacific team
against rugged st. Mary's.