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bilt; Southern California VS.. st.
Mary's Gin the largest stadium in
the world; Tennessee VS.. Duke. and
Tulane VS. Maryland.
Some of these are natural rivals.
But for the most part the list repre-
sents the technic OF the professional
matchmaker presenting attractions
with spectator appeal. 1t is the
largest list of standouts any season
has known at this early stage Of
the campaign, and even so, it is
only a faint starter.
= .
WITH all the colleges unasham-
w edly in pursuit of the dollar,
it remains to be seen what the re-
suit will be. The dollar wasn't
there last season. II may not be
there this season, either. Operating
openly as a professional amusement
enterprise, the tsFo big baseball
leagues as units lost money for the
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Three Bouts on
Hall Mat Bill

Three bouts, two over the two
falls out -of-three route, are sched-
uled on Friday nights wrestling
program at Tomlinson hall. Don
Cortez, speedy Spaniard and IA
vorite with local fans, tackles rough
and tough Vic Weber, Kansas City
welterweight, in the feature event,
which has ninety-m minute time
limit.
Harry Burris of Anderson takes
on veteran Ray Meyers, Louisville
niddleweight, in the other half of
the double windup, with an hours
time limit. In the opener, Speedy
O'Neal, Shelbyville star, faces Buck
Lewis of Anderson for one fall or
thirty minutes. They are middle
weights. Ed Westfall will referee.
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Wabash to
Battle Rose

By Times Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Oct.
12.-Wabash will have full strength
for Saturdays opening home game
with Rose Poly here, and Coach
Pete Vaughan expects the Scarlet
warriors to hang up victory.
Long, star sophomore half back,
has recovered from injuries received
in last weeks game with Franklin
and is expected to lead the Wabash
attack. Wheaton, who performed
at end in 1881, has been shifted to
center, where he will start Satur-
day. Blackmore, veteran pivot, is
recovering from knee injury.
Coach Vaughan has devoted much
time this week to bolstering the de-
Tense to stop Rose Poly's shifty at
tack.
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BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, oct. Ion one of
the biggest mid-October football
Saturdays in the Big Ten region in
years, one of the standout games
is the Northwestern in
tersectional battle at Soldier field.
Stanford, under its new coach,
Claude E. (Tiny) Thornhill, is out
to end the Pacific Coast supremacy
of Southern California this season,
and possibly throw its hat into the
ring for national honors.
Northwestern, already bumped off,
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Cronin, shortstop and manager Of
the pennant-winning Washington
Senators, by the decisive margin Of
II oints. Cronin won the award
in 1880.
The Sudlersville slugger had an
excellent season at the plate, win
ming the batting championship for
the first time, with an average Of
1856. He also drove out the most
home runs in either league, 48. He
led both leagues in driving in runs,
159, and broke the American League
record by batting in nine runs in
one game on Aug. IA.
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Giant Pug in
Title Picture

BIZ Unitcd Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Ray I'M
pellettiere, Americas super-heavy-
weight boxer. has been designated
as the man Make Baer, King Lee
whisky, Tommy Loughran or Johnny
RiSko must remove from the cham
pionship picture before getting q
crack at Primo Cameras title.
The New York boxing commits
sion ruled yesterday that one of
the four must meet and beat I'm
pellettiere, 260-pounder from Cold
Springs, N. Y, before they can be
regarded as contenders.
However, if the 6 foot 71z inch
giant should wade through the
quartet, he will be regarded as the
contender.
The commission also decided that
Kid Chocolate, just returned from
Europe, would be expected to de-
fend his featherweight title against
Freddie Miller of Cincinnati.
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Check
Franklin Team

ByFimes Special
FRANKLIN, Ind, Oct. 12.-Han-
dicapped by the absence of Goens,
stellar quarter back who suffered
a broken leg in the Wabash game
last Saturday, Franklin college foot
ball warriors continued practice to-
day for Saturdays tuSsle with the
Ohio u. Bobcats at Athens, O..
Goens is in the Schenck Memorial
hospital at Seymour.
Beldon, half back, also is on the
injured list and probably will not
start. Pruitt, guard, and Moser,
end, both regulars, are nursing in
juries which may keep them out of
the lineup. Coach Roy Tillotson is
busy trying to line up requirements
from his small squad.
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South Bend while defeating Wa
bash, Marion and Kokomo this
fall.
Lou Reichel will trot out his
Park school gridders for the first
time this fall to battle Plainfield
on the Park school grid. Wash
ington will be in action Friday out
of town at Bloomington.
Friday night Cathedral will play
its homecoming game at Perry
stadium with Morton of Richmond
as opponents. Coach Joe Diem
hart has his charges pointed to-
ward victory. The Irish clash will
be under the arcs at 8 p. m.
Washington is the only local
team to travel this week, going
to Bloomington tomorrow after
noon.
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Dodgers Buy
Leslie Mu1nns

By Times Special
NEW YORK, Oct. 12.-Leslie
(Red) NUNS, big right-handed
pitching star of the st. Paul Ameri-
can Association club, will get a trial
in the big leagues next year.
He was purchased yesterday by
the Brooklyn Dodgers, sixth place
National League club, who sent
three players and "a bundle Of
cash." to the Saints in the deal.
The players involved were Joe
Hutchinson, minor league star
bought by the Dodgers in mid
season who failed to live up to his
reputation as a slugger; Hollis
Thurston, veteran pitcher, and Babe
Phelps, husky pitcher.
NUNS won 10 games and lost 16
for the Saints this year. He is %
years old, stands 6 feet 2. and
weighs 200 pounds.
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BALL TACKLE INJURED

By Times Special
MUNCIE. Ind, Oct. Showing
improvement with each game, Ball
State grid warriors hope to break
into the victory column when they
tangle with Central Normal here
Friday night. The Danville warriors
are unbeaten in three starts.
Harry Shroyer, varsity tackle in
jured in the De Paw tilt last week,
will be unable to play against Cen
trail Normal
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Bob Jones. regular full back for
the last two seasons, has been prac-
ticing at that position this week and
will be used in case Of emergency,
but is scheduled to start at his
new guard post.
Vernon Huffman, the 190-pound
sophomore sensation uncovered at
Minnesota last week, will be held
in reserve at the start, but is GER
tain to see acton in the back field
before the game is very old.
Indiana plans to turn loose its
vaunted aerial attack, only parts
of which have been used in the two
opening games, against Notre Dame
Saturday. Forward, lateral and
shovel losses are included in the
array which will be tried.
The HooSiers expect the Irish to
be at their best for Saturdays
struggle. Billy Thorn, who secuted
the Ramblers last Saturday, re-
ported the Irish lacked only that
little spark to turn ground gaining
into touchdowns against Kansas last
week.
The flood lights mounted on the
rear of the f1eldhouse poured light
on the practice fields last evening
as the Hoosiers engaged in g, lengthy
drill emphasizing mostly a defense
against the Irish scoring attack.
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Independent and Amateur
Baseball Notes, Gossip

West Side Chevrolets will return TO
Greenwood sunday 10 meet the MGR
Chants The Chevies lost a previous tilt
there, TO 6. in extra innings. Follow
ing players take notice, Tracy. Becker,
Esrns Davis Reynolds, Chandler, Pryor,
Finchuna Wanlback. Mckinney and Zleler.
a Large crowd is expected 70 follow the
Cheyies to Greenwood
Flwood Boosters will play at Upton
sunday and II will be the second game OF
4 series Elwood won the FIRST tilt. ! 10
q. Lefty Beriri viii be on the mound Tor
Upton and Jones VIII eaten EDWARDS
wifi pitch for Elwood and Reese viii be
back of the plate
The Greenwood Merchants will be IN
able 10 play the Inland Ice and Coal nine
SUNDAY due 70 earlier arrangements
made with the West Side ChevroletS.
kelly johnson. Greenwood manager. an
nounced today.
Mars Hill defeated Inland Ice and Coal
min. 5 to 3. oscar 81 ehob Of the winners
starred at bat. Pryors sensational catch
was the fielding feature.
Tiny Baldwin's Indianapolis Recorders
will plav Monte Carlos again in a rivalry
double header Sunday at PennSy park first
game at as. Manager Baldwin will start
Vance or Waddy. who have been perform
season Monte Carlos Will have Bonner
Williams. Anderson. Big Jack and Bailey
Mccall ready for mound duty. These clubs
are considered the strongest semi-pro
Negro outfits IN the state. They played
2-to-7 tie game last Sunday.
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ICNlNCQ Ill 40AA'
Carl Hubbell
was named the
National Leagues
m 0 S t valuable
player.
Foxx, the former
Maryland plow-
boy, who will be
26 years old ten
days hence, scored
IA points out Of a
possible 80 in bal
loting by a COM
nittee of eight
members of the
writ ers' asSocia-
tion He beat Joe
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4 BOVE are five local young
IA high school football stars
who will perform in a quintet
of star attractions to be staged
on local fields Friday afternoon
and night. Shortridge and Man
ual clash at Manual field in a
city series scrap. Their rivalry
dates back many years.
Southport, with five straight
victories this fall, will travel to
Broad Ripple to battle on the new
Ripple athletic field. These teams
are rivals of long standing.
A capacity crowd is certain to
be on hand at Tech field to watch
the Bearcats of Muncie and Tech
battle for the lead of the North
Central Conference. Tech is I'M
defeated and Muncie lost only to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-12
REPAIRS PASS DEFENSE

By United Press
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. 12-
A defense for passes, Michigan's
weakness against Michigan State,
has occupied most of this weeks
practice for the Wolverines. Coach
Harry Kipke feels that Cornell will
rely mainly on an aerial attack Sat-
urday.
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Jimmy Foxx Is Named Most
Valuable Pastimer in A. l..

-Four of the eight writer's voted
first place to Foxx; two gave top
position to Cronin, and two had
Heinie ManuSh of the Senators
heading the list. Manush finished
third with 81 points.
The result of this balloting again
put a premium on smuggling. Foxx,
Cronin, Manush and Lou Gehrig of
the Yankees were the top four in
that order, with Lefty Grove,
pitcher of the Athletics, in fifth
position.
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UHLANs TRY NEW PLAYS

81 inlfa NpfctuI
VALPARAISO Ind, Oct. 12.-Val-
paraiso. its two-year victory march
halted last Saturday by De Paul at
Chicago. hopes to renew the string
Saturday, when the Uhlans play
Grand Rapids college here. Coach
Christensen is drilling his squad
b new plays for the game.
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they won all three from Goldsmith Sales.
the final contest. N the Bad n cofr eeS team
won the rubber from Scherer Electric
despite a 608 by Leppert. a member Of
The Capsules. Biologicals and Dentals
took the entire series from Powders. Ex-
tracts. and Elixers as Syrups Pills and
Ampoules won two from nitens. ONT
ments and Tablets during the Eli Lilly
play Kennnett. Seal and Huck were the
and $50.
49, The Mutual Lumbermen and Mercators
B. g; three times as the Exchange
Unity Unity Mutual Mutual Grain Dealers and Uni
Universal Indians. Lions Club and Ex
e ca ,S SSeryiSe during the Interclub series
$50 score was best.
Lubrite Oil Company games at the Hotel
AAntierS alleYS resulted in triple win for
bilgas Ethyl from Mobil1as and Mo-
bilubrication.
clded their contests two TO one. Field ana
collection defeating Agents and Raflwev
OVliIeI was easily the outstanding PLAYER
with score of 571 on games Of 1875 200
and 1885, wv
The Real SILK k,txed League that rolls
on the Illinois Alleys each week mixed
up their scores. the copies sent to this
paper being duplicates Of the contest
between teams four and five. In this
from No. s.; Davis was high for the
men with $50. while Banks led the girls
with dandy series of $50. Her games
were 199 l76 and 1855.
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FISCH is SHIFTED

BIZ Jnifed PreSS
COLUMBUS, O., Oct. 12.-Frank
Fisch, Ohio State sophomore, has
been shifted from quarter back to
left half back and probably will
start at that position against VAN
derbilt Saturday. He is Ohio States
best young back.
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CHESTERS RESUME PLAY
Indiana State Is Homecoming Foe
for Manchester Eleven.
BIZ Times Special

NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind,
Oct. 12.-Refreshed by two weeks
of rest, Manchester college grid
FASTENERS will return to action here
Saturday. opposing the powerful
Indiana State eleven in the annual
Homecoming battle.
The CheSters met reverses in
their first two starts this season,
but Coach Carl Burt has his ma
chine in top working order and
hopes to repeat last years 14-to-O
triumph over the Sycamores.
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By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 12-Jimmy
Foxx, slugging first baseman of the
Philadelphia Athletics, has been
selected as the American Leagues
most valuable player" for the Sec
ond straight year by an official poll
of baseball writers. Babe Ruth's
name was completely omitted for
the first time since the award was
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Early Basket Gossip

Highland Cubs basketball team will
start practice Friday. Oct 20. at p. m.
at the Dearborn hotel gym. The Cubs
will have a team of players averaging over
the six-foot mark Cubs will meet city
and state fves For games write Earl
Stevens. ll03 North keystone avenue.
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SLAUGHTER SCORES X.

DETROIT, Oct. 12.-Eddie Cool,
1877. Philadelphia, outpointed Harry
Dublinsky, 140, Chicago, in ten
rounds here last night. Sammy
Slaughter. middleweight. Terri
Haute, stopped Fritz Heinz, Saginaw,
in the third round.
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SCHOONER in TOURNEY
Blind Par Meet Scheduled at
Pleasant Run Course Saturday.

Pleasant Run Course Saturday.
A blind par golf tournament will
be held by the Schoolmen's Club of
Indianapolis at Pleasant Run course
Saturday morning, H. G. Boese Of
Manual announced today.
There will be no need of advance
registration and all entrants will
tee off between 8 and 9 a. m, with
a slight extra entry fee over the
price of green's fee going to a prize
fund
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Eagle Creek Nursery was the only team
able to win three during the North Side
Business Mems play at the Parkway alleys.
the DR.. Pepper boys being their victim
Delicatessen, Earring Sweet Shop, Safety
Boosters and Sovereign Realty over Ritz
Theater Fairfield Florists Rite Products
Don't let the missing 500 totals in this loop
fool you. ninety per cent Of the bows
were well over the 500 mark
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Results in the Gas Company League. at
the Uptown Alleys showed a triple win
for the Generators and Accounts over the
Leaks and Coolers and an odd game win
for Gauges. Pumps. and Heat Units from
Pressures, Scrubbers and Statements. A
596 by Johnson featured this play,
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He's Second Grange

THEY are calling Dick Crayne senSa-
l. tional sophomore full back Of Iowa, the
greatest running back since Red Grange.
Craynes performance against Northwestern,
when he ran the Wildcats into the ground,
earned him that classification. He is l9o-
FOUNDER, and will be watched like hawk by
every man in the Big Ten.
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With Hanna counting s7o on games OF
245. l72 and 25e. the Hoosier Pete team Of
the Uptown League had little trouble TAX
ing all three from Harper Brothers Ga
rage. Seven-Up had Stevenson rolling $40
and they also won three. their victim
being the Coca Cola team. Hickman per-
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Kehl closed with a 25s game to total
6l3 and lead the play of the Ipalco League
at the Illinois alleys. In team play, Nor
Mil Street No and Line Department as
Mil Street No. won two from Harding
Street.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-12

Helen Kritsch has organized ten-team
womens league TO- roll on the. Illinois
Alleys each Thursday night. This loop
will be composed of beginners, and any
girl interested in bowling can enter this
league without the thought that her ability
Every one must learn, and a league of this
type is the ideal spot. Report at the Hi
nois alleys or call Helen Kritsch at Lin.
0740.
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Only one contest was rolled in the G.
and j. League. the Royals defeating Peer
less three times. Fox led this play with a
score of SIS.
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. Down The Alleys .
WITH LEFTY LEE.

Barbasol had Carmin. johnson and Fox
and 621 and with the Mic-Eis-Mc GaRiil
team hitting far below its usual form.
had an easy time taking all three from
these boys during the Indianapolis League
series at Pritchetts. Games of 1913
066 and 1.O46 gave Barbasol a count of
155. Jones-Maley also rolled over the
5000 mark to take the entire set from
the Avalon team. which also went into
q slump. For the winners. E; striebeck;
Pritchett ST., Pritchett Jr;. and Heiss had
scores of 663. 625. 612 and $40
Silver Edge Beer closed with a count
of ]. LAB to take the rubber from Schlitz.
Mathews was the star. of this set with a
finish Of 269 for a three-game mark of
685: Bisesi had his new bell working
and rolled 643 For the losing team. Blue
rolled 602.
Fall City Beer took the opening game
from the Antler Alley Five but dropped
the final two. For the Antlers. Fitzel and
Wiesman had ga and COL as Robinson and
Hunt counted 618 and 622 for the beer
team. No honor counts appeared as
Gregory Appel won the rubber from the
Robinson Coal team.
schonaker's, 6o7 score was the reason
Selmier Towel won all three from Rose
Tire in this loops final contest, the 651
by Campbell and 649 by Afford led the
Coca Cola boys to an odd game win over
Mausner Beer. who had Myers shooting
a 500
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It looks like big year Tor the veteran
Art Pollard in the Van Camp League. as
he counted $40 last night with one Of
ing over in this style. the Catsup team
had an easy time annexing three from
Spaghetti. Soup and Tomato Juice also
win three from Bean Hole Beans and
Pumpkin as Pork and Beans took two
from Chilli.
Evening star., 1933-11-25
RECOVERY day At
FOUNDRY Church
DR.. F. B. Harris Will Preach
Special Sermons-Drama
in the Evening.

Recovery day will be observed tomor-
row in Foundry M. e. Church. DR..
Frederick Brown Harris. minister. A
special appeal has gone out to all
members and friends Of the church
to attend the services of the day. The
pastors topics will be THAT Magic
Word" at IL am. and AN Ancient
Recovery Program" at 8 pm.
The services for the day will center
around the Old Testament story of
King Joash. In connection with the
evening service there will be a drama,
THE Chest of Joash." the cast for
which has been selected from the men,
bers Of the church.
Justin Lawrie, who will have charge
of the special music by the chorus
choir at both services, will sing. AT
this service 100 women, dressed In
white, will act as pew hostesses.
With special service DR.. Harris begins
the tenth year Of his ministry at
Circles and of the woman's Home
Missionary Society will have joint
meeting Tuesday evening at the home
of Miss Elsie M. Freeman and Miss
Edith Youngquist. 1927 Irving street
Music will be furnished by Mrs. Bess
Jordan, and Mrs. Joy Elmer Morgan
will speak
The annual Thanksgiving day service
will be held at IL O'Clock Thanksgiving
in charge of the pastor. Bishop Edwin
H. Hughes resident bishop Of the Wash
ington area, will preach. There will be
special music by the chorus choir.
Evening star., 1933-11-25
BAPTIST MEMORIAL
| COMMITMENT DAY
Dr.. Johnson Will Preach Spe.
cial Serm0n-Union
Thanks Service.

At the Baptist Memorial Church to-
morrow morning DR.. Cove G. johnson
vii, speak on "A Prophecy and a Prom
ise" in connection with Commitment
Sunday. :
In the evening he will continue his
Messages of Books of the Bible for
Men of Today" taking for his special
topic. "The Book of Triumphs" Co.
rinthians. The young people will have
a special Thanksgiving service in the
Mizpah class room at 6:45 pm. There
will be special music and food will be
brought for a Thanksgiving basket for
the needy. A general invitation is ex-
tended to all.
The Emma G. Gill Circle will meet
at the church Tuesday at 1:30 pm
and at pm. the Mizpah class will hold
business meeting. The young people
will have charge of the meeting WedneS-
day at 5 pm. at the Central Union
Mission. The speaker will be E. H. De
Groot.
A union Thanksgiving service will be
held Thursday at 1o:45 am. The
speaker will be Clinton N. Howard, who
will take as his topic The Glory Of the
Nation In the evening the mid-week
service will be held, the subject being
Reasons for Thanksgiving"
The Standing Committee meets Fri
day at 7:3O pm. in the church parlor
and the Boy Scouts, Troop 43, at the
church.
Evening star., 1933-11-25
I'm TIME OF NEED" TOPIC

I'm Time of Need" will be the theme
at Brightwood Park Methodist Episco-
pal Church tomorrow morning. The
children's story will be "Teddy's Tur-
keys" In the evening the subject will
be "A Frightened Jailer" Rev. S.
Carroll Coale, minister, will preach at
both services.
The High School League will meet
at GAS pm. The Young Peoples So
ciety will conduct its devotional pro-
gram at o'clock. .. Stewart Patter-
son will be the speaker
The Church School Board will hold
business meeting Tuesday evening.
A guest speaker will address the off,
GERS and teachers. C. C. Helmick,
general superintendent. will preside.
Brief departmental conferences will
conclude the meeting.
Thanksgiving day will be empha-
sized as Family day in the church. A
special program will be presented at
1890 am. The minister will deliver a
sermon on Thanksgiving The choir,
under the direction OF Walter F.
Studdiford. will render Thanksgiving
anthems.