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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

looking for economical transportation with
prestise and style. this Buick will serve you
well: paint ard upholstery absolutely are in
excellent condition; mechanically bettertzed;
S365. Emerson & Orme, 18th and M sts.
NV.
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MAN, with house-to-house selling experience
and organization work. for manageTiai Posia Ia
rar Apply Thursday at 10 only, Room
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

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AUBURN 1888 SEDAN-Run only a few
thousand miles; owner ordered away.
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AUBURN 1881 BRoUGHAM-A sporty,
speedy, smart car; new tires; excellent me-
chanically; S395. Cherners Lot, 171l
Florida ave
AUBURN SPORT SEDAN. la3O-Must sell
$40: always kept in garage. looks and
runs like new. 3921 18th NV.
BUICK MASTER o SEDAN-Exceptionall
quiet motor; recently repainted: upholstery
Ike new: excellent tires; S125 cash. Owner
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stallment; 1895. 4909 14th NV. GE. 54o2.
7s
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-18
By Eddie Ash
Army Changes Tune Over Illini Clash
Not Worrying About Ticket Sale Now

CWIFT changes occur in football when mild upset is
recorded shocking upset, Of course. also shocks the
sale of tickets for certain games. The demand falls off, The
business managers college football whole lot about
the gate receipts and the coach sprouts gray hairs handling
the playing end Of the game Before Illinois met and
trounced Wisconsin last Saturday Fl to o. Army officials
thought they picked weak card for the Soldiers battle
with the Him Cleveland this week Now the shoe is on
the other foot.
Army officials now are shaking in their boots thinking
their Cadet team is for licking They have quit ponder
ing over whether the game will draw and West Point scouts
doing double duty demonstrating Illinois plays Touch
downs are objective and the ticket subject out
The comeback of Illinois has taken care OF the box oce
TT is said the New York Giants are trying whde Pepper Martin
away the Cards not listening at
present any " colorful pastme
ding for Home P reserve av chaser with the Giants If that
baS rt 1o @ nS Of record will be established He be-
Cardinal and called in from the minors
back times before being traded around to finally land with
Bill Terry's champions
THERE wasn't enough money the
peed to dig jeans up
i 5 m T o g words te more nonev that comes
the the there will be at the end Of the season to Spit
the better the deal 1888 owing the face in few cities attendance
bonus leaving holding the bag
rHARLIE DRESSER
year as playing pilot and then got break when the New
signed him to fill utility neder during the last month OF the Ma
Minneapolis Niers
Allan
succeeding
the Browns coach according to st Louis stove league gossip
TINE many years
Il all the
world thousands during
the head Wolverine said the only
coach in the history OF American intercollegiate athletics with record
of developing double for the United States the Olympic
Games-Raph Craig in 1912 and Eddie Tolan in 1882
TWO Indianapolis perform
windup Eddie Kid lightweight
walopS -v1ndup
formerly Louisville making Indianapolis
defeated Joe ape points Louisville Monday eight rounds Kee
Mcclure
25 West Market
Thomas Eddie Allen mddewegh
hghtweighs, and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-18
Purdue Is Worried

81 IlmCS special
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Oct. 18-Pur-
due is cropping in the dark" as it
strives to perfect a defense to stop
the high-powered scoring machine
that has been rolling up touch
downs for Clark ShaughneSSy'S Chi
cago U. eleven, Coach Noble Kizer
admitted today.
ShaughneSsy has made no secret
of the fact that he has been point
ing since Sept. IS for the Big Ten
opener with the Boilermakers and
has been holding back some of his
trick plays.
With two galloping back fields in
action, local coaches expect a free
scoring struggle on the Midway
Saturday.
Indications today were that Pur-
dues strong defense would be
handicapped by the loss of Captain
Dutch Fehring. stellar tackle, and
Art Lawrence. center. Both are on
the hospital list. Their places
probably will be taken by Carl
Heldt, tackle. and Ed Skoronski.
sophomore center. George Dennis,
rookie guard, also has displaced
Byron Higgins, senior.
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Big Score
Predicted
FIaShy 0ffenSeS TangIe In
Purdue Chicago Grid
Battle.
BIZ United Press

BIZ nffd Press
CHICAGO. Oct. 1S.-Coach Clark
Shaughnessy has abandoned all at
tempts to strengthen Chicago's de-
tense in an effort to perfect the Ma
rooms deceptive attack for the Pur-
due battle here Saturday.
we are going out to outscore
Purdue. not to try to hold them,
said Shaughnessy.
With a brilliant and versatile back
field. headed by two sensational
sophomores, Jay Berwanger and
Ewald NyquiSt. and two speedy vet
Grams. Vim Sahlin and Pete thinner.
the NIaroonS claim an offense equal
to the dozen threat combination
of HeCker, PurviS. Carter and Par
bonner of Purdue.
The MarOonS also boast a speedy
line. strengthened by the first APP
pearance of Bush, 220-pound Sopho-
more tackle star.
Coach ShaughneSSy boosted today
his Maroons had eighty-six plays,
only ten of which have been used
in piling up seventy-two points in
two games this season. Most Of the
Chicago points have been made on
long touchdown runs and passes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-18
College Grid Tits This Week

giles at Dallas N'a-O4ud hB-
4exaS rs; Centenary at San Antonio.
Worth. ,"a Ass4eS 81 r.
dplsa vs.. Kansas at Tulsa.
NAi8l4oila VS.. Iowa State at Norman.
South
centre vs. Furman at Danviue.
Davidson vs.. Duke at Davidson.
Florloa vs.. North Carolina at GAINESVILLE.
tr George Washington vs.. Auburn at wash
EEf5o alsls., Iech vs. Tulane at Atlanta.
1MTlssls5lppl VS.. SeWanee at Oxford
tennessee vs.. Alabama at Knoxville
vile '''4'N'4pp4 state at Nash
Virginia II. 7 vs.. MARYLAND a, ra,,,,,....
Wake Forest. ''' 4o4lHa state at
Washington-Lee vs r-o,....,
Roanoke heAtucky at
south Carolina VS.. Clemson at Co1unoh,a
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Chester Plays
Worry Tigers

By Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Oct. 10
Strengthened by the return of two
veteran ends, De PauW's football
warriors continued hard practice to-
day for Saturdays homecoming
struggle with Manchester. After
yesterdays long scrimmage, in which
the yearlings using Spartan plays
gave the Tiger varsity plenty of
trouble, Coach Gaumy Neal planned
to devote today to polishing up the
offenSe.
Bailey, out since the start of
practice with a broken hand, and
Kay, absent from the Earlham tilt
due to illness, were the two wing
men who returned to action yes
terday.
Several sophonores also are bid
ding for berthS and may GUST vete-
ran lettermen. Norman Frees and
William Kinally sparkled as ball
toterS last Saturday, while John Mil
Ter of indianapolis performed well
at tackle and Harold Hickman,
Newcastle, starred at guard.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-18
Omaha Mailman
on Hall Card

Virgil Cross of Omaha has been
signed to meet Paul Devore in one
of the supporting bouts for Friday
nights wrestling show at Tomlinson
hall. Cross is rough and tough
grappler and will be showing in In
dianapolis for the first time.
Promoter Jimmie McLemoFe is
offering four bouts on this week S
card with popular Don Cortez
meeting Ray Meyers in the feature
bout. Babe Cox and George Koselo
are matched in the seni-hnal. The
opening bout still is in the making
with Speedy O'Neal signed against
an opponent yet to be named.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-18
Big Ten Tits Saturday May Post
Five-Year Mark; Rush on MICHIGAN

Michigan-Ohio State game at Ann
Arbor, and temporary bleachers
probably will have to be erected to
increase the Michigan stadium's
seating capacity from $1,000 to 81
600. If the Michigan-Ohio State
game draws more than 10000 per-
sons, it will be the largest football
crowd Of the year. The biggest
football gathering thus far is 10000
which saw the Southern California
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-18
Ball State to
Tackle Uhlans
RAJ Ti,1es cnecj0l

By Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind, Oct. 18.-Although
handicapped by the absence of
three regulars, Ball State football
squad today had high hopes of
staging major upset here Friday
night by turning back Valparaiso's
powerful club.
Schuck, full back, is out with a
broken nose, but Barley, rated the
Cards best ball carrier before in
jured in the Butler game, is ready
to resume his duties again. Schuck
may be shifted to end. Martin, who
starred in the game with Central
Normal last week, probably will re-
place Rent, regular guard out with
twisted knee. Good, quarter back,
is handicapped by an old leg in
jury but may be ready for action.
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to
Battle Oaks

By Times Special
FRANKLIN, Oct. 9-Home-com-
ing will be celebrated here Saturday,
with the crippled Franklin Grizzlies
battling Oakland City.
Two big problems face Coach Til
lotson this week. He is developing a
passing attack to spring against the
Oaks, whose heavy line is expected
to stop the Grizzlies running attack.
Tillotson also is building a defense
to stop Whitfield, Oakland's star
half
With Hemtnger and RummelI on
the sidelines with injuries, two new
back field men will start. They are
LenoX Of Martinsville, Ill. and
Somers of Tech, Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-18
TABLE TENNIS MEET
TO OPEN TOMORROW

First round play in the city high
school table tennis tournament will
open at the Table Tennis Club,
second floor, Century building, at 2
p. m. tomorrow. All entries are re-
queSted to report at the club tomor-
row morning by II o'clock.
Entries close tonight at 10 O'Clock
and drawings will be held immeU-
ately after at the club. Second round
tits also will be played tomorrow,
with third and quarter-fnal rounds
Friday, semi-fnals on Saturday and
the finals Sunday. A trophy will go
to the winner.
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Scri1nrnage on
n. Program
By United Press

By United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 49,
Notre Danes varsity was due for
a scrimmage today in preparation
for the invasion of Pittsburgh to
play Carnegie Tech Saturday.
Coach Hunk Anderson was dis
appointed in the showing of the
shock troops yesterday and said he
probably would start the regulars
and let them play most Of the Car
negie game. The shock troops, who
failed against Indiana, were battled
by Carnegie Tech offensive and de-
fensive formations in yesterdays
scrimmage with the freshmen.
Only one lineup change has been
made by Anderson, Joe Sullivan re-
placing Kenneth StiIley at left
tackle on the shock troop eleven.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-18
RESERVES NINE AND
NASHVILLE TO PLAY

indianapolis Reserves baseball
team downed Greenfield Merchants
at Greenfield, 6 to 5. On next Sun
day the Reserves will tackle Nash
vile in the second of a scheduled
three-game series. Nashville won
the first clash, to 4, in ten innings.
Following players please meet at
1890, Delaware and Washington
STREETS, for the trip: Billy Lich, J.
Gilbert. R. Johnson, Pat Little, H.
Bauer. Smitty Davis, Pat Rice, w.
Noll, Pete Weber, Lefty Newbold,
Horton, Clark and Art Monroe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-18
Three Badger
Changes Made
By United Press

By United Press
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 18.-Three
changes in WiSconsin's lineup have
been announced by Coach Doc
Spears for the Iowa game. Dick
Haworth will replace Lovshin at end
Mario Pacetti will move to Fer
guson's tackle, and Frank Bucci will
take Pacetti's place at guard. In
the backfield Schiller will play
quarter back and Schuelke right
half back.
IOWA CITY. Ia, Oct. 1S.-Francis
Schammel, 22O-pound guard, who
has been in a Des Moines hospital
with an infected leg, may return to
the Iowa squad today and be in
shape to play against Wisconsin
Saturday. Wilmon Hass was in
SchammelS position yesterday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-18
Early Basket Gossip

a new and stronger basket five for the
lq3S-'34 season. The squad Will be made
up of Hammond. Campbell and Hughes
who were members OF GreencaStle's nun
tourney; Cross and (. Crawley. members
OF the 1880 state tourney team, and NJ
Crawley. former De PAW star. For games
write Evan Crawley IT'S South Locust
street. GreencaStle. Ind.
ANY Indianapolis firm interested in a
basketball team the coming season. and
a set OF uniforms. write A. Darner. z. R
10. Box 49i-R. Indianapolis
Riverside Olympic gymnasium has been
remOdeled to make ready for ar active
BASKETBALL program George I. Bender.
rangementS. 4 fast serli-pro five viii be
placed N the field TO play on Sunday
afternoons. Fast clubs desiring games
address 7O29 East Riverside drive Indian
apolis. or call Harrison S9s2-M. Tuesday
evening has been set aside for a north
side Sunday school league Managers OF
Unity. Riverside NJ E.s. Temple BaptiSts
Union Conversational. Thirty-First Street
BaptistS. Seventh Christian and Other
north side Sunday school teams are re-
evening at $50 at the club room 2235
East Riverside drive.
The Olympic Club also plans an in
nights. Managers OF the Block Eve P. l.
Mallory, Kingans. Sears Rcebuck. Inland
Box. eli Lilly. DeMolavs Chiropractic COL
lege. indianapolis Star and Of other teams
interested. please report st meeting
Thursday at the cluhroom. Sis P. II. The
Olympic gym may be rented by Individual
teams. For information call Athletic d.
rector Bender.
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CENTRAL NORMAL AT
FULL GRID STRENGTH

By Times Special
DANVILLE, Ind, Oct. 18.-Central
Normal will have full strength for
its important battle with Indiana
State here Friday at 2:30.
Both teams boast strong records,
Danville winning three games, losing
to Ball State and tying West Liberty,
w. Va. The SycamoreS have won
three games and lost one.
An extended offensive drill was on
tOday's program for Danville, with
scrimmage to conclude the session.
Defense was stressed in yesterdays
session.
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AVtoA .s.-'. sSO%,OUU 0O0,OUU
(x) Temporary bleacher will increase ca
pacity to $1,000.
With $4,000 tickets already sold
for Iowa's homecoming game with
Wisconsin at Iowa City, Hawkeye Of
flcials expect one of the largest
crowds in Iowa history.
The Illinois-Army game on a neu-
trail battle-ground in Cleveland's big
lake-front stadium will draw as
many as $4,000, and with a good
break in the weather may go 10000
higher.
With more than 10000 tickets sold.
the biggest advance for a Chicago
game since Yale's invasion two years
ago, the Chicago-Purdue game on
the Midway promises to attract
about 10000 despite the counter at
traction of the Northwestern Indi-
ana game at Evanston.
Northwestern's great showing In
holding Stanford to a 90 tie has
helped the seat sale for the Indiana
game. Including about 10000 Boy
Scouts, Camp Fire Girls and Y. M
G. A. members. who will be admitted
free, the Northwestern game is like
ly to attract $4,000.
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BY GEORGE KIRSEY
limited Prs Staf Corrcsnnnden

CHICAGO. Oct. 18.-The biggest
football day in Big Ten circles in
five years is in prospect for Satur-
day. The four Big Ten games and
the two intersectional tits involving
western conference teams are likely
to draw more than 100000 spectators
and tax at least two stadiumS to
capacity.
A sellout is forecast for the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-18
Famous Track
Coach Is Dead

By United Press
ANN ARBOR. Mich, Oct. 18.-
Funeral services will be held here
tomorrow for Stephen J. Farrell
whose thirty-year career as coach of
outstanding track teams won him
national acclaim.
Farrell dropped dead yesterday
afternoon as he teed off for his daily
round of golf on the University of
Michigan course. Heart disease
caused death. He was 70 years old.
Three years ago Farrell retired as
University of Michigan coach. after
eighteen years of service in which
he brought the wolverines six out
door and four indoor western con-
ference titles and high ratings in
the eastern intercollegiate meet be-
fore 1918.
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SHIFT HANOVER BACKS
ByUnited Press

By United Press
HANOVER, Ind, Oct. 18.-Block-
ing was stressed today as Hanover
college FASTENERS prepared for Sat-
urdays game with Earlham at Rich
mond.
A back field shakeup yesterday
moved Blankenship from quarter
back to his former position at half
back, with Sonneborne, reserve half
back, taking over the signal calling.
Earnshaw has recovered from an in
jury and will start again at full back.
with Pease at the etAer half back
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-18
STATE FACES DANVILLE

By Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. 49,
With his squad at full strength,
Coach Wally Marks of Indiana
State planned another lengthy drill
for his gridiron warriors today in
preparation for the Friday matinee
battle with Central Normal at Dan
vile.
Offensive formations were re-
hearsed yesterday, and a drill
against Normal passes was carded
fer teaays
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By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 49,
The injury jinx which has chased
Indiana U. warriors over the grid
iron this season caught up with Yer
non Huffman, sophomore half back
sensation, and brought him down
on the sidelines today.
The husky Newcastle ball-toter
and passing ace was under a physi-
clans care today with a wrenched
right knee as the result of yester-
days scrimmage with the fresh
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-18

The Pritchett Recreation League
provided the feature series during
last nights play on local alleys when
Miller, a member of the Berkies
Lunch team, crashed the naples for
a three-game mark of 699 The
balance in this loop also was dem
onstrated crearly, all contests being
decided two to one, the Business
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-18
City Football Notes

TIE Phillips IS eleven will practice TO-
night at 7:30 at Caroline Street and
Roosevelt avenues. All players are REQUEST
ca 70 report in uniform. There will be
an important meeting held
All Holy. Trinity football players please
meet, at the. clubroom tonightat $50 for
blackboard drill
Ferndale A. C.s are requested to report
lor practice and in uniform tonight and
Friday night without fail. Managers Of
The Fl. Harrison Eleventh Infantry and
olympic elevens please get in touch with
Bud Kikendahl at Riley 0027.
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Huffman Joins |. Z. Hospital
List, but May Face Wildcats

man eleven. His condition was re-
ported not serious, however, and he
may be able to go against North
western Saturday.
The status of Don Weller, veteran
signal caller, and Wendell Walker,
crashing rookie full back, remained
unchanged. Both were in uniform
again yesterday, but neither took
part in heavy drill.
An important change was tried in
the Crimson line yesterday and may
be used against Northwestern. Ed
Anglemyer, the husky senior tackle
who has been the outstanding per-
former in the Eoosier forward wall
this season and made most of the
tackles against Notre Dame last
week, was moved to guard, where he
teamed with Bob Jones, the speedy
eX-full back. This move was to
strengthen the center of the Grim
son line.
Bruno Vercuski, big end and star
on defense, was tried at Anglemyer's
tackle post.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-18
CRACK PAGER DESTROYED

STURBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 18.-
DR.. H. M. Parshal. brilliant harness
race driver. escaped serious injury
in a bad spill in yesterdays racing
here. Hal Able, crack PAGER. broke
leg in falling at the first turn of
the 2:l5 pace. and was DESTROYED.