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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-24
Newport, Cox
Are Matched

Jimmie McLemore has signed
Frank Newport of FIT. Wayne to
meet Babe Cox of Kansas City in
the semi-final on Friday night S
wrestling show at Tomlinson hall.
Neither grappler has appeared in
the city before.
The future contest will bring back
Ray Meyers, winner last week over
Don Cortez, against Chief Little
Wolf, undefeated star of the sum-
mer season. -Four bouts have been
planned for this weeks Friday pro-
gram,
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to
Test Butler

Buffers Bulldogs faces a strenu-
GUS week Of work as they point for
next Saturdays important battle
with Cincinnati at the Queen City.
The Ohio eleven has been hitting a
fast pace this season and loom as
one of the toughest foes on the Fair
view card.
With the exception of Russell
Bats, who suffered broken nose
during the action, the Bulldogs
came out of the wabash struggle in
good shape. One change was made
in the forward wall yesterday by
Coach Fritz Mackey, with Kermit
Bunnell shifting from guard to
tackle.
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BY DICK MILLER

BY DICK MILLER
Another of those weeks in which
all of the local prep school grid
action falls on one day and at the
same time Friday is on tap. A trio
of city series clashes featured by
the Tech-Cathedral scrap at Perry
stadium and completed with Broad
Ripple against Manual and Wash
ington against Shortridge forms the
menu. The best you can do is take
your choice.
Tech has lost but one game this
fall, that a close decision to Mum
Gle, 1876. AS achievements they
boast of decisive wins over New
castle and Richmond and a city
series conquest over Manual last
Friday, 1870.
Warm Battle Due
Cathedral also boasts Of a strong
eleven and victories scored the last
two week lends over Richmond and
New Albany bear out the conten-
lions of dopesters that the Friday
tussle will be real battle.
1t marks the opening of athletic
relations between the east siderS
and the Irish and huge crowd is
anticipated. Cathedral lost a close
decision to Southport 7-6, while the
suburban lads took Washington last
week 27-0. The game Friday will
offer some comparison as Cathe-
dral and Washington do not meet.
Both coaches, Henry Bogue of the
Washington Continentals and Bob
Nipper of the Shortridge Blue
Devils, face difficult jobs this week
of rallying their charges into form
for their clash Friday at Short
ridge field.
Cherry Injured
The Southport defeat, in addi-
ton to demoralizing Washington,
took an injury toll, the principal
casualty being Harry Cherry, star
full back, who suffered a neck in
jury. Shortridge, after playing
AN1lNO1CIOWIl CNC11 Ill OIlC 1lloV QQdl OCI
last Saturday, sagged in the second
and allowed 20 points to get over
the goal line. They rallied and
held the Buckeyes to seven more in
the remainder of the game and
came out of the fray without serious
injuries.
The other local scrap is a dupli-
cation of the same condition. Harry
Painter, Manual mentor, and Ed
Diedrich of Broad Ripple both
face the problem of reviving crushed
spirits. Tech walloped Manual, 10
to 0, and Rushville gave Ripple a
trimming, but these two teams al
ways put on battle when they meet
and close verdict is expected at
Delavan Smith field, the Manual
gridiron.
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Ten Bouts on
Amateur Bill

Local amateur boxers are getting
ready for the weekly amateur box
ing show which the Indiana-K Ken
lucky A. A. U. will start Thursday
night at the Eagles temple, 43 West
Vermont street. Many have applied
for places on the first card.
Ten bouts are being arranged and
every class will be represented on
the bill. In addition, it is possible
that two or more heavyweight bouts
will round out the program. Any
boxers interested in appearing are
requested to call for entry blanks at
$40 Consolidated building.
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Fight Results Monday

AT PICO. Cal.-Joe Cardoza. 100,
stopped Louie Bartola, 1872 az.
AT FIT. WORTH, Tex-Lew Massey. 1877,
Philadelphia. decisioned Tony Herrera. 1877.
FL Pace tl0).
AT FIT. WAYNE. Ind-Pee Wee farrell,
l42. Fl: Wayne. decisioned Ginger Gord on
Muncie, decisioned Harry Chapman. 1876,
Terre Haute TO-.
AT MILWAUKEE, Freddy Miller. 1913,
Cincinnati. National Boxing Association
featherwoight champion, won a decision
over Jack Sharkey. 1876. Minneapolis ll0l
Wesley Rooney. Grand Rapids lightweight,
defeated Dick Sisk. Chicago (lo).
AT ALBANY. N. Vary Marrinucci.
1852. New York, decisioned Willie Klein,
1876. Granville N Y, defeated Al Sanford.
l40. New York (6i.
AT LOUISVILLE. Ky.-Cecn Payne. local
O'Dowd. Columbus. O.. in the seventh
round.
AT CLEvELAND-Dick Daniels, Mime
apoliS heavyweight, outpointed Eddie
Simms of Cleveland in a slow ten-found
shaded Sammy Mandell. former lightweight
champion, in ten rounds. Jimmy Vaughn.
Cleveland lightweight. stopped Battling
P Pa1 IN 5he seysah opPf
stopped Carl Montebano. Pittsburgh. in
the eighth round.
AT WHEELING. w. va.-Mose Butch.
Pittsburgh bantamweight. knocked out Pee
Wee Weghorn. Cincinnati, in the fourth
round
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Indiana Varsity
Players Rest
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. "a
Varsity FASTENERS who have been
carrying most of the burden in the
four opening games, will rest most
of this week, according to Billy
Hayes, Indiana U. football coach.
The reserves, however, are in for
plenty of work as Hayes and his as
sistants seek more varsity replace
ments. Weller and Walker, ace
back field men who have played only
one game this year, worked in signal
drill yesterday Indiana will be idle
until Nov. 4, when it invades Ohio
State.
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. Down the Alleys .
BY LEFTY LEE

of 2o1 and 215, which gave him the top
mark of 584 during the Service League
plav on the Parkway alleys. The country
Club loop also rolled on these alleys and
the name of an old-time star appears on
top. H Piel rolling games of 1876. 1875
and 2l8. a total of 599
Down on the Fountain Square alleys
rolled their weekly series. and the Held
enreich Florist team registered gain
when they trounced the White Owl Cigar
bovs three times as the Oeftering-Litzel-
man Coal. Coco Cola and Jardina teams
won two from Stahlhut Jewellers. Kiefer
Five and Koch Furniture. Tedrowe had a
had Gil and Quill 604.
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By Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 24-Re-
membering the 21-to-14 upset at the
hands of Wisconsin on their last
visit to Madison two years ago, the
Purdue Boilermakers are not taking
Saturdays game with the Badgers
lightly. In the last six games, Pur-
due has scored &c points and Wis
consin GA. All Of the games have
been close and bitterly fought.
The Boilermakers will take to
the air this week, Coach Noble
Kizer indicated in yesterdays prac-
tice when he demonstrated several
new pass plays to the varsity. z
Most of the Purdue gains have
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ILLINI REGULARS REST

~ 7 TfNN
CHAMPAIGN. Ill. Oct. "a
Illinois regulars probably won't prac-
tice again until Wednesday. The
Illini has an open date this week
and Coach Bob Zuppke devoted yes
terday to instructing the freshmen
in Michigan plays for use against
the varsity.
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Purdue to Flash Aerial
Attack in Badger Tilt

been made by the running attack
this year, the Boilermakers complet-
ing only one pass in three games
Kizer also is devoting consider
able time to his reserve back field
composed of three sophomores-
Toriello, Basker and Dailey-and
the veteran Butch Keegan.
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 24.-Wis-
consin will spend the week trying
to sharpen its pass defense and
polish up its own attack for Pur-
due. Doc Epears expects to keep
Lynn Jordan at left half back in
place of Tommy Fontaine.
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.RaSCher Is
Marvin Foe
Young HooSier Heavy Gets
Big Test in ArmOry
Tilt Tonight.

Andy Rascher. popular young
HooSier h eavyw G h t wres-
ling star, and Tom BULLDOG Mar
vim. rough and tumble Oklahoma
Indian, will furnish the feature at
traction at the Armory tonight.
where they are to headline an all
star, all-heavy graphing card to
be conducted by the Hercules A. c.
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Minnesota,
Iowa Drill

By United Press
IOWA CITY, Ia, Oct. 24.-New
offensive tactics for Iowa were
started today by Coach Ossie Solem,
who revoked all passes for practice
except those issued to newspaper
men. An order for 1000 more tick
cts for the Minnesota game has
been sent to Minneapolis, the first
supply of $500 being exhausted.
By United Press
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 24.-Minne-
sofa today began to study Iowa s
box back field formation" and their
diversified double shift" in prepa-
ration for the Hawkeyes' invasion
Saturday. All of the Gophers came
through the Pittsburgh game in
good shape.
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- - - -
counter with the
tough NJ arvin.
we'll known to
local mat fans.
will mean much
for Rascher. the
former Indiana
university wres-
ting and football
star. The young
ster, Big T e n
champion in 1881.
has won 70 out of
IS engagements as
a professional. He
suffered his first
defeat in Indiana
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Wolverines to
Test Chicago

By United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-With Chi
cago's nine sophomores, six of them
regulars, having had their first COM
petition in Big Ten circles, Coach
Clark Shaughnessy today expressed
the belief that they would show up
better against Michigan this week.
Johnny Rice, tackle, has an injured
shoulder and will be out Of the
Michigan game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-24
WHITE CLUB CHEZ

Russell L. White is the new pres
ident of Highland Golf and Coun-
try Club. He was elected last night
by the board of directors. w. j.
Mooney Jr was named vice-pres-
ident, John ]. Kennedy, secretary
and Arthur H. Taylor, treasurer.
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Home Food

BIZ United Press
ID ONE, Oct. 24.-Primo Car
IN nera, Italian giant, who
retained his world heavyweight
boxing championship against
Paolino Uzcudun of Spain Sun
day, decided today TO rest for
month in Sequals, his home
town, before returning to the
United States.
Camera declined to comment
to the sporadic booing that
greeted his failure to knock out
Paolino in the later sessions of
their fifteen-round bout. His
only comment was: Anyway.
nobody else ever knocked out
Paolino."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-24

Two new leagues are being organized
for Monday and Saturday NIGHTS and a
few teams are wanted. Any one wishing
to enter team or any individual wishing
TO play leave name at Table Tennis Club
robin tournament will be held to-
night. In this tournament contestant
continues to play until he has played
every other contestant The player with
the best average viii receive prize.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-24
A. A. MEETING CALLED

President Hickey Sets League Ses-
sion in Kansas City.
By United Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 24-President
Thomas j. Hickey of the American
Association announced today the
baseball leagues annual meeting
would be held Nov IL at the Dixon
hotel, Kansas City, Mo.
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By United Press

BY nIItu PTtS8
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. "a
Michigan disposed of Ohio State
mainly on it's old plays and has
saved most of its new formations for
use in the rest of it's conference
games, Coach Harry Kipke said to-
day. Jack Heston, half back who
injured his side against Ohio State,
was absent from practice yesterday.
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BU United preSs

By United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind. Oct. 28-
Coach Hunk Anderson predicted to-
day that Pittsburgh would beat his
Notre Dame eleven Saturday, but
that he hoped to save some of the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-24
Table Tennis

pionship was won by Joe Jackson Jr of
Shortridge by defeating Arthur Jacobs in
the finals, 21-10, 1921, 21-15. 21-l1. Jacobs
semi-fnals, while jackson reached the
championship round by defeating Smelser
2l-18, 21-19, 2l-l4.
Table Tennis League played its third
weeks schedule with Century Club defeat
ing Decayner, 20 Dubbs defeating the
Central, 1875, and Golden Tide defeating
Flashes, III. The Eve leading individ-
ual players are Spaulding. Johnson.
Standing
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Irvington Trojans thumped Phillip So
e6 d Rsr f. ed d G2anS vn Ma0 s2s ask
for Dick.
so-Athic eleven will practice Wednesday
at CHRISTIAN rita park at 100 p. m. All players
is wanted for Sunday. Call Drexel ABS,
ask for Herb.
The irish Rambers defeated the So
at Christian park.
Shelby Service. undefeated. will practice
TINS evening at Raymond street and the
with the Crimson Cubs at Garfield park
Sunday Service eleven downed Bingo
A. C.s Sunday, to 6. 1t was the first
time this season any team had scored
on the Shelby warriors. Powers Roempke
and Wyss brothers were outstanding for
the winners. Brock was best for the
losers
Midways we're, defeated for the first
time by the Eleventh infantry at IT.
we're outweighed at every position, accord
ing to their manager. Vino. Massarachia
and Cowden were the defensive stars for
The Midways. Elliott was best on ofense.
Midways will practice Wednesday evening.
Holy Trinity A. C. defeated J. r. NAL
lory, IS TO 6, in hard-fought game,
with Ship and Zupan outstanding on
offense Gaughn. Radkovic. Yovanovich.
Unser and Smerdel we're outstanding on
defense. Practice will be held Wednesday
and Friday nights at p. m. at Warman
and Tenth streets in preparation for the
battle with Eleventh Infantry team from
Ft. Harrison next Sunday. Trinity and
the Soldiers are unbeaten in the En-
Roe Senior League and the game may
be played at Perry stadium.
Holy Trinity Juniors defeated the
strong Broad Ripple eleven. Il TO 9.
Mervar, Kloencar and Flajs starred on
offense while Ivancic and Finden were
best on defense. The Juniors are tied
with wizards in the Em-Roe Junior League
lead and they are scheduled to clash
Sunday. This tilt NAV be played as
curtain raiser for the Senior League game
at Perry stadium.
Riverside Olympics defeated Munce at
Muncie Sunday. 7 70 o. Lefty Montforte
knitted through guard for fifteen yards and
a touchdown with Carldtedt kicking the
extra point from placement. Humbert.
Sparks and White also played well in the
backheld with the olympic line playing
great ball.
Olympic meets Elwood at Elwood next
Sunday Coach Walter Floyd has ordered
all PLAYERS report for practice at 7 p. m.
both Tuesday and Thursday nights. Bill
White. former Butler quarter back: Pat
Fessler, former Tech star and Doggie
Harlan. former Manual star. have been
added to the Olympic squad.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-24
RED SOX WON ALL

The Boston Red Sox have been
victorious in all five of the worlds
series in which they participated.
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Big Week
for Props
Heavy Intra-City Bill Is
Made Up of Three
Features.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON

FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Technical VS.. Cathedral at Perry sta
dunn.
Washington VS.. shortridge at Short
ridge field
Broad Ripple vs.. Manual at Delavan
Smith field.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-24

In the Indiana polls Women's League
playing on Thursday night. the Presto
Lite defeated state LIE insurance Com
pany. Pi Omicron defeated Hoosier Ath-
letic Club and Omega M Tau defeated
South Grove Golf Club. League standing:
Omega ...... IL 4Hoosier .... II 9
Lite ....... s Estate ...... 6
Omicron -. 7lGrove ...... II
The five leading players in this league
are Mcclure. Carey. NJ Olsen. Haslet and
Wabnitz. This weeks schedule will see
South Grove VS.. Hoosier Athletic Club.
State Life Insurance VS.. Pi Omicron and
Omega NJ Tau vs.. Prest-O-Lite.
Century League completed its fourth
weeks schedule with L. s. Ayres defeat
ing Century Building ISL. Circle Engrav-
Four Paddles taking a close one from Sun
shine Cleaners, 81 The five leading in
diyidual players in this league are A. La
Toilette. Sparks. Lang. r. La Toilette and
Hendricks. League standing.
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Independent, Amateur
Football Notes, Gossip

Irvington Trojans thumped Phillip So
eleven, 81 to 7. Trojans want games at
old Butler field. Call Irvington 1929. ask
for Dick.
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He's Duke Hero

TNHE new bogeymen Of the south
l. are the Duke Devils, and one
of their chief threats is Corky Cor
nelius, fast-stepping half back. He
led the Dukes attack when they
handed Tennessee its first setback
in three years recently.
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The Irish Ramblers defeated the So
Athlc eleven, IL to 7, Sunday afternoon
at Christian park
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So-Athic eleven will practice Wednesday
at Christian park at 7.3O p. m. All players
are asked to report in uniform. game
is wanted for Sunday. Call Drexel ABS,
ask for Herb.
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Mize started with a Iss game but from
here on in he was II the pocket for counts
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-24

When are those Lions going 10 start
roaringf In former years three or four
members OF this loop always showed some
good counts. but they have failed 10 get
going this season. and low scoring has
been taxing home the lsurels. Last night
kTn
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-24

The American Legion League rolled on
the Hotel Antler drives. but the boys
were OF Of their game and the result
showed spruce leading the field with
b57.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-24

The Indians and Dodgers won all three
games from the Senators and YanSs
during the Evangelical series az Pritchett's
other contests decided Two 10 one favored
the Browns. Cubs and Giants over the
Cards. Pirates and Reds Bollinger and
Paul Streioeck provided the honor marks
with scores OF go and 500
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-24

AT PICO, Cal-Joe Cardoza, 100.
stopped Louie Bartola, 1872 (2l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-24

Lee Carmin went over the 600 mark the
hard way. during the Star League play,
his opening game being a 1873. and the
945 grand total Of 625 W. Hickman
led this set with a 6S4. as Tyner showed
on 500.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-24

AT LOUISVILLE. Ky.-Cecil Payne local
lightweight. knocked out Midget Mike
O'Dowd. Columbus. O.. in the seventh
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-10-24

The bows who roll in the transportation
League were far below their usual form
and q small $50 BY Miller copied top
honoYs. The New York Central Lines
again won all three games their latest
victims being the General Motors Express
l. & N. Chicago and Northwestern
and Indianapolis Union Railway took two
from Indiana r. r, Monon Route and
Southern Pacific during the other contests
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-19
HIBBEN SCHOOL WILL
OPEN FOR 18TH YEAR
Children Are Taught in Different
WAY by Instructions.

Way by Instructions.
Hibben school, 5237 Pleasant Run
parkway, will open its doors for the
fifteenth year of work among chill
dren,
The little pupils are instructed in
school work as we'll as handcrafts.
There is no stated time for promo
ton, as pupils can register at any
time, and are graded according to
their knowledge.
Melissa Jane Cornish, teacher of
voice. has studied in Europe as we'll
as in this country. Individual at
tention will be given to all her pu-
pills and there will be special classes
for children in piano and singing.
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Y. M. c. A. to Open Night
and High Schools Sept. 8

those who complete the courses to
take examinations for credit in
other colleges. This also is true Of
the trade school.
Glasses in high school and bust
ness college will meet from $50 to
$50 each week night except Satur-
day. 1t is possible for the student
to make eleven credits during the
year and complete the regular four
years high school work in three
wears or less. Students enrolling in
the high school range in age from
10 TO As.
Other members of the night high
school faculty are o. S. Flick, mead
of the social science department of
Technical high school, social science
subjects: L. M. Bolander, chemis-
try: Miss Irene Mclean, Latin and
English: Glen s. Bailey. business
college subjects, also from Technical
high school
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-08-19
Football Call Sept. 3

De Pauw'S football team will re-
port Sept. 3 for initial practice. Let
tiers have gone out from Coach RAY
mond r. Neal to all eligible candi-
dates. De Paw has arranged a
schedule of seven games all with
Indiana secondary schools.
For several years De Pauw has
claimed the secondary college
championship OF the state without
playing full schedule of Indiana
colleges. This year that title prom
ises Ia be more Of a scrap for all
concerned.
Few faculty changes have been
made for the coming year. Professor
Rowland Leach resigned from the
School of Music to take a place on
the faculty of the University of
Redlands IN California. Professor
Benjamin F. Swalin will be the new
professor of violin and director of
the symphony orchestra. DR.. Josef
Pikl of Austria has been given an
assistantship in the department OF
chemistry. Eight members of the
faculty were given promotions.
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Four Separate, Complete
Departments Will Be
Conducted.

Night school department Of the
Y.M. c. A. will open its nigh school
and business college Friday, Sept.
8. General opering for all schools
will be Sept. %, according 10 a. F.
williams, educational director.
Four separate. complete schools
are to be conducted. The night high
school. fully accredited by the state
department of public instruction,
again will have E. j. Black as prin-
cipal.
Subjects offered are algebra, ge-
ometry. English, three years; United
States history, world history, Latin,
two years: and chemistry.
John P. Donnelly will begin his
sixth year as head of the business
college subjects for which high
school credit is given. Subjects
offered are tipping. Gregg short
hand. business English, business ad-
ministration, business law, business
arithmetic. and bookkeeping.
While the school of commerce is
not accredited, it is possible for