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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
Nations Perfect Record Teams 10 Tie Up With
Stormy Opposition DURING Remainder of Season

Saturday. The winner still will have
tough sailing toward perfect year
Minnesota and Iowa face each other
Nov. 9 in a potential battle of I'M
defeated teams-that is if they win
over Purdue and Indiana, respec-
lively, this Saturday.
SOUTH-Only undefeated major
team below the Mason Dixon line
is North Carolina. 1t has four
games left-North Carolina State,
Virginia Military, Duke and Vir-
ginia. The Duke game should tell
the story.
SOUTHWEST-Chances are great
that the Southwest, which now has
three, won't have a single unde-
feated, united team at the end of
the season. Texas Christian and
Baylor clash this week in a game
which should reduce the field to two
Southern Methodist, the other can
didate, must play both Baylor and
Texas Christian before the year is
out. 1t also must dispose of U. c.
L. A.
PACIFIC COAST-The issue will
be settled on the coast this Satur-
day with the only two undefeated
elevens on the Western slope-U. c..
L. A. and misunderstanding.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
By Eddie Ash
FOUR PICKED TECH OVER PURDUE
NEW LIST TOUGHER THAN EVER

IT'S true -Four out Of several hundred Times reader foot
ball prognocators picked Carnegie Tech Purdue last
Saturday in the Perfect Picker Pete That game was
designated by grid observers the No. upset the week
end The Scots had lost three games in and in one of
the three they ounced Opposing undefeated major
team Boosting Of an uncrOssed goal line against big big
league opposition, looked like it was in the bag for the
BoemakerS.
However the amateur experts contributing to The Times
contest and who knocked off the Carnegie upset were
era games off in their other selections AS matter of fact
far away.
But IS we'll to take time the sky individual
VINO that Perhaps
ing over the fall of Purdue the hands Of Indiana fall the
Bocmakers supposed
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sheet this column mark in the
your opinion mail
the afternoon mail postmarked not later than p M
think the has been Xcruclatng before take
a fill t The Times:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
Irish Husky Wins
Over Nolan Bogart
Malone Pins Pittsburgh Ace
in Straight Falls.

In the main event of last nights
wrestling program at Tomlinson
Hall, Eddie Malone, Irish grappler,
took two straight falls over Nolan
Bogart of Pittsburgh. A flying
tackle and body spin gained Malone
the initial fall in 81 minutes, and
he ended the second in II minutes
with a series of body slams.
Eddie Pope and Dick Griffin cap
tured one fall each to draw in the
-windup, while Tarzan Reeves
took two out of three from Jack
Smithers. Irish Parker doWned Red
Strassinger and David Norris and
Bill Bennd drew in novice tusSle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
YANKEES AND CARDS
RECEIVE SERIES CUT

By UHited Press
CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-The New
York Yankees and st. Louis Car
dinals, runnersup in the American
and National League races, respec-
tively, received $4,000 each as their
share Of the World Series money,
it was announced today by K. M.
Lands, commissioner of baseball.
Checks amounting to $1149 each
were mailed to "a Yankees with
smaller amounts going to six others
connected with the team. Twenty
seven Cardinals we're sent checks
amounting to S1026 each. Five 9TH
ers connected with the team received
smaller amounts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
Champ Spills Mat
Rival in 5 Minutes
Fans Boo Danno's Quick
Win Over George.

By United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Danno
OMahoney, Irish heavyweight wres-
thing champion, successfully de-
Tended his title in Madison Square
Garden last night for the second
straight time against Ed Don
George Of Buffalo.
OMahoney, who won Georges title
claim last July in Boston and then
beat him again in the same ring in
August, threw the challenger after
five minutes, eight seconds of grap-
ping. A body hold turned the trick.
The champion was booed soundly by
5000 fans who were disappointed at
the quick ending.
Shortly before he entered the
ring, OMahoney announced his en-
gagement to Esther Burke, a nurse
of Cambridge, Mass.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29

game with members of the present
select group. The remainder must,
at least once during the next month,
encounter elevens which up to now
have enjoyed nothing but victory.
Here's how the situation shapes
up by sections:
EAST-Syracuse and N. Y. U. are
the only ones which do not face
teams in the present select circle
Both, however, have rugged sched-
ules. Syracuse plays Penn State,
Columbia, Colgate and Maryland.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29

Michigan, Ohio State the finest
country
Which recalls what Howard Harpster
said said he I'VE neither
match Purdue Twntfou hours
Carnegie Tech 7; Purdue, O.
Saturday morning in this
Il ab after aren't expected
ball club always
would chased of town he picked
that baseball
anb with enraged college alumni
COACHES at N Y u have discovered that lateral okah
~ when love it's best him of
the ea In recent N Y U player wishing to put show
girl friend the stands wouldn't lateral back when his
the ball a mate
another wheel indianapolis
Wednesday doodle the State
discontinued The they will
mid April Lack of heat
the the
with disappointment here
evidently the that ground into the
uf al jumping jack last summer
The promoters the late Coliseum made their
fields of Welkn
crack drivers turned the heat to the of their ability when
around complaint
about the entertainment this However believed
the little machines suited banked tracks
really loose.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29

N. Y. U. has easy going until its
last game of the season-Fordham
Army must dispose of Mississippi
State, Pittsburgh, Notre Dame,
which still is undefeated, and Navy.
Temple plays Michigan State and
then Marquette, another member Of
the Midwest exclusives. Dartmouth
and Princeton both meet robust op-
ponents and, if they prevail over all,
will settle the issue Nov. 80.
MIDWEST-The best the Midwest
can do is to have three teams with
perfect records. Ohio State and
Notre Dame play each other this
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
Stars Support Games


" 1886
Of them, Bill Bohron Glenn Cunningham
the Sullivan Award outstanding craftsmanship that
foundation.
Glenn Hardin and of
Cuskey Fodham athlete
Their statements obtained the Olympic
a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
Tyler, LIE FeUere in
Amateur HeadLiner

The weekly amateur fstic show at
the Bess A. G. arena, 318 Indiana
av to night, will bring together Ru-
raj Tyler and Tommy La Fevere,
local flyweights, in the main event.
Jimmy George and Ely Bats,
llghtWeights, are to face each other
in the semi-windup. Several other
bouts are planned.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
IS Riverside Club
Members to Meet
Golf Banquet Scheduled for
Tomorrow Night.

Val McClea. president of the
Riverside Golf Club. announced to-
day that IS club members will at
tend a banquet tomorrow night be-
ginning at $50 in Municipal Gar
dens.
The annual election of officers will
be held. Plans for new clubhouse
to be erected next season will be
discussed L. Ert Slack, former
mayor, will be POSTMASTER.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
Irish Hope to
Break Up Ohio
Pass Attack
RambIerS Expect Bucks to
Use Air Game; Other
Grid News.
By United Press

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Oct. GAN
ticipating Ohio States forward pass
ing attack, Notre Dame opened
preparations for its greatest test Of
the season with defense against
passes.
Harry Becker, right tackle. slightly
injured in the Navy game was
called to his home at Louisville to-
day because of an injury suffered
by member of his family. He will
lose several days practice for the
important Ohio State game. but is
expected to be in the lineup Satur-
day.
Linemen went through a light
scrimmage yesterday and a more in
tensive workout was scheduled to-
day
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29

we'll gift from his manager, Dave
Edgar.
He still was smiling when the
eXecutioner placed the black hood
over his head, and adjusted the
moose.
Bousquet, a married man with
three children living in Canada,
shot Miss Meeks after a long court
ship. He met her two and half
years ago.
Bousquet accused the young watt
reSs of paying attention to other
men, and they quarreled frequently.
Last July, after a particularly vio-
lent quarrel, Bousquet shot and
killed her and wounded her mother.
Il shot the girl really cared for, y
police quoted Bousquet as saying
shortly after the murder.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
Fra O; Ball State, 7.
Fra /, 0; De Paw, 6.
Franklin, O.; Wabash, 6.
Franklin, 6; Manchester, I.
Franklin. O: Indiana state. G.

All of the Franklin rivals are in
the top division of the conference
standings, with De PAW and Wa
bash unbeaten in league play.
Ralph Isselhart, Marion, go
pound co-captain and tackle, is &C
corded most of the honors in the
defensive stand of the Baptists
against conference leaders.
Although neither of them scored
last weekend, Inman Blackaby of
Butler, and Willie Karr of VAL
paraiso, held their positions in the
individual scoring race with Sc and
"a points, respectively.
Spero Costas, Butler quarter back,
moved into third position with a
total of 80 points, after scoring one
touchdown in Buffers 39-to-O rout
of Valpo.
Jim Wulle of Butler added six
points against Valparaiso to make
his total 26. Fay Johnson, Evans
vile, is fifth with Is points. Jerome
Schilling, De Paw, played in a nom
Conference game last weekend and
his total remained at "a.
Herb Banet, Manchester, in
creased his total to % points by
scoring the first touchdown of the
season against Wabash Howard
Wire, Oakland City, has 20 points.
Wabash, in five Conference games,
has scored total of 1873 points.
Butler has registered 155 points in
four games against league foes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29

Vain effort had been made to win
clemency for Bousquet on the plea
that he was punch drunk" and not
responsible. Prominent boxers and
fight enthusiasts testified as to the
punishment he took in the ring and
the effect it might be calculated to
have had on him
Wearing a red carnation in his
buttCn-hOle, the former Winnipeg
boxer went to his death with a
smile.
Making good his boast last night
that he would die like a man." the
handsome boxer, who shot the pretty
waitress because she broke my
heart and ruined my life walked
from the death cell to the gallows
in the Jail yard with a firm, almost
jaunty, step. The Carnation-the
boxers fayorte flower-was a fare
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
WINGATE TO TAKE ON
CONVICTION IN OPENER
Times Special

Times Special
WINGATE, Ind, Oct. 28.-The
Wingate High School basketball
team will open its schedule at home
Friday night with Covington supply
ing the opposition. The remainder
of Wingate's schedule:
Nov. 8, at New Richmond; Nov. IS. at
Lebanon; Nov. %, Waveand; Nov. q,
Veedersburg; Nov 30, Waynetown.
Dec. s. at Roachdale: Dec. 10, Jackson
Township.
Jan. 8. at New Market; Jan. 4. Linden;
Jan. 10. at West Lebanon; Jan, II, at
WaynetoWn: Jan. 23-24-25. County tour
ney; Jan. 81, New Richmond.
Feb /, at West Lafayette: Feb. 7, at
Hilsboro; Feb. IA New Market; Feb. 81.
at Linden; Feb. %. Hillsboro.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
M'ELLIOTT TO COACH
AT L0YOLA ACADEMY
BIZ Times Special

d Y TITVVo NJ IUF
CHICAGO, Oct. 90. - Loyola
Academy yesterday appointed Frank
McElliott, former Marquette Uni
versity athlete, as head basketball
coach. The naming of McElliott
followed the resignation of Dick
Butzen, who is to become freshman
net mentor at Loyola University of
Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
BY HENRY SUPER

NEW YORK, Oct. 29-Of the II
major gridiron powers who have yet
to be defeated or tied, only nine can
finish the season with perfect rec
ords. And chances are that there
mightn't be team from coast 10
coast with clean slate when the
curtain is rolled down on the 1885
campaign.
Only three teams-tWo in the East
and one in the South-have sched-
ules which don't include at least cue
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
Edrthdnt Stars Out
of Saturdays Tilt

I tWC5 NpBCTNJ
RICHMOND, Ind, Oct. 29.-In-
juries to Harold Albertson, senior
center, and Joe Popovic, sophomore
back, probably will keep the pair out
of action in Earlham's home coming
clash with Rose Poly Saturday. Both
players were hurt in last Saturdays
triumph over Bluffton College, TO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
THIL BEATS AMERICAN

bV NTTCU ITtSS
PARIS, Oct. 29.-Marcel Thil, rec
ognized in Europe as middleweight
champion, won dull, 10-round.
non-title fight from Al Diamond of
Paterson, N. j., last night. Thil
won every round. He weighed 1853,
Diamond 1852.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
Local ElevenS
Tackle Strong
Rivals Abroad
Four High School Teams to
Travel Friday: Irish,
Manual Mix Here
WHERE THEY PLAY
Er.Lau Afforx,aa

WHERE THEY PLAY
Friday Afternoon
Cathedral VS.. Manual at DeIavan
Smith Field.
Westfield at Broad Ripple.
Wendell Phillips, Chicago, at
CriSpus Attacks.
Shortridge at Charlottesville.
Technical at Frankfort.
Washington at Kirklin.
Southport at Morton, Richmond.
BY DICK MILLER
Shortridge, Technical Washing
ton and Southport hang out the
Away for the weekend" sign this
week and take to the highways Fri
day for Charlottesville, Frankfort,
Kirklin and Richmond respectively
to engage in high school grid tits.
But local fans will not be without
pigskin attractions, Manual and Ca
thedral being scheduled to clash On
Delavan Smith field Friday after
noon, Broad Ripple entertaining
Westfield on the same day and
CriSpus Attacks celebrating home
coming with Wendell Phillips of
Chicago as the opposition.
Shortridge, undefeated invades
Charlottesville we'll aware that the
Athenians have a powerful eleven.
Coach Carl DeBard has been point
ing for the Blue Devils and Bob
Nipper, local mentor, has been find
ing it difficult getting his charges to
realize the seriousness of the COL
lege town battle.
Tech Drills Hurried
Tech tasted defeat for the first
time last Friday at the hands Of
Cathedral, and Coach Bob Ball had
his stalWarts out yesterday despite
the rain for long drill on the
blocking and tackling dummies. The
Big Green displayed new weaknesses
in the Irish struggle and their men
tor is determined they will make a
better showing this week at Frank
fort. This game will count in the
North Central Conference standing.
Cathedrals Irish have visions of
an all-city championship claim with
only Manual standing between them
and at least share of the title with
Shortridge. Coach Harry Painters
team took setback Friday when it's
captain and end, Herbert Schwo-
meyer, suffered an injured hand
and it is doubtful he will get into
the lineup.
Coach Joe Dienhart's Catholic
eleven does not figure in the public
high school cup series, but boasts
victories over Washington and Tech
and a Scoreless tie with Shortridge.
II the Blue Devils should lose to
Tech when they play next month,
the undisputed title would go to the
Irish. In addition, Dienhart hopes
to annex the county title when his
eleven plays Southport on Nov. II.
Continentals Defend Record.
Washington has a clean slate
against out-of-town opponents, hav-
ing beaten BLOOMINGTON and Shell
byville, and the Continentals are out
to add Kirklin.
Westf1eld and Broad Ripple are
ABOUT even on the basis of their
performance against Manual and
Coach Ed Diederich feels his team
might have stopped the Redskins
had Orville Chilcote, star quarter
back, been III the lineup. The Rock
cts lost, rs, but Chilcote is expected
to be back this week.
Southport carries a big dope edge
over Morton of Richmond.
Little comparison can be drawn
between Crispus Attacks and Wen
dell Phillips. Coach Alonzo Wat
lords green and yellow clad eleven
gained confidence with a 1910 win
over Lincoln of East st. Louis last
week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
NO REST AT PURDUE

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 29.-Pur-
due regulars preparing for the game
with the champion Minnesota team
Saturday were not permitted the
usual Monday rest yesterday. Fun
damentalS of blocking and tackling
we're stressed in a long workout.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
TICKETS AT S25 PER

COLUMBUS, O.. Oct. 29.-Tickets
for the Ohio State-Notre Dame
game were at a premium today with
the $1,000 seats in the stadium sold
out. Single seats were reported be-
ing sold at S25 by scalpers.
Coach Francis Schmidt believes.
his team hit its stride in the sec.
ond half of the Indiana game Sat-
urday and promises to have an inn
proved eleven on the field against
the Irish. The squad worked on Of
fenSive and a defense against passes
yesterday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
THREE HOLSTERS INJURED

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Oct. %
James Clark, Negro freshman star,
simulated Iowa's Ozzie Simmons as
the Indiana varsity started perpara-
tons for the Iowa game Saturday.
Three players were on the sidelines
with injuries.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29

The I. M S. basketball team
wishes to book games with fast city
squads. Quintets seeking games or
players desiring tryouts are asked to
call Drexel 4163 and ask for Mr..
Lewis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
Why Irish Seldom Try Field Goals

Field goals rarity aCith Notre Dame teams.
The Kick that beat Pitt 90, the first attempted BIZ
the Irish since %. when get close enough for q
field goal figure it's Just easy to make touch
DOZEN" erplnins Coach Layden
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
Boxer Is Hanged After
Punch Drunk Plea Fails
BV I niicd Prose


ONDON Oct 29Raymond Bousquet Canadian
L. professionally Del hanged Wandsworh prison
murder sweetheart. Hide
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
Capacity Crowd to
See Army Contest
10000 Expected When
Irish Tackle Soldiers.

ItmeS SpectQt
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 29.-J.
Arthur Haley, business manager of
athletics at Notre Dame, announced
yesterday that the schools allot-
ment of 10000 tickets for the Notre
Dame-Army game Nov. 16 in New
York, has been sold. The stadium
seats 10000.
1t will be the third time for the
Irish to play before a capacity
crowd. They expect to draw $1,000
when they take the field against
Ohio State at Columbus Saturday.
Against Navy last Saturday at Balti-
more, $4,000 seats were occupied,
while at the recent Notre Dame
Pitt clash they missed playing be-
fore full house by only 1000.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
Franklin BdpHsts Lose 5
Tits by One Touchdown
Grizzlies Hold Unique Record; Butler Ace Retains Ind
vidIaI Scoring Lead

While leading
Franklin today held OF the unique history
Indiana Conference
Baps consecutive Conference games this sea-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
CONFERENCE HIGH SCORERS
IN MARKET FOR GAMES

G-Games; T-Touchdowns; Pat-Point
after touchdown; TP-Total points.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-10-29
CELEBRON X. O..s TONIELLI

CHICAGO, Oct. 29.-It took Billy
Celebron, Rockford Gll) welter-
weight, less than two minutes to
knock out Laddie Tonielli, Mar
settles, Ill, in a scheduled 10-round
bout here last night.
Evening star., 1935-08-31

will lead the regional farm lands
round table. Hugo Porth, Miiwaukee.
vice president of the new National
Mortgage Board, will preside at break
fast conference Of realtors interested
In mortgage financing problems.
Other Program Features.
The program includes:
Making the Small Town Real
Estate Once Pay In 1885," Harold
Hobbs, ST., Muncie, Ind.
How I Sell Real Estate" Cyrus
Crane willmore, leading st. Louis
land developer and vice chairman OF
the national group Of land developers
and home builders.
stimulating Land Use In the
Northwest" A. j. Dexter, Minne-
apolis, department Of agricultural ad-
vancement, Northern Pacific Railroad.
"A Stimulant for Farm Sales" Ben
G. Faast, Eau Claire. Wis, specialist
IN farm land, former chairman Of the
National Realtor, farm lands group.
"The Basis of Farm Land Values"
Prof. B. H. Hibbard, Madison, Wis,
professor Of agricultural economies,
University Of Wisconsin.
1.-THE Factors Which Enter Into
Small Home Appraising." Harry Grant
Atkinson, Chicago, executive oficer.
American Institute of Real Estate
Appraisers
1.-The Function Of q Real Estate
License Law" Russell A. Clark. Madi-
son, Wis, secretary. Wisconsin Real
Estate Brokers Board. executive OH
Ger Of the Wisconsin license law.
Five-minute reports on present real
estate conditions Of their respective
States by Henry Keefe, Racine, Wis.
president of Wisconsin Association of
Real Estate Brokers; w. L. Turner,
Lincoln, Nebr.. president Of Nebraska
Real Estate Association: Bert G.
Frabm, Davenport, Iowa, president Of
Iowa, Association Of Real Estate
Boards, and o. C. Neuman, Wheaton,
president Of Minnesota Realty Asso-
ciatiOn,
Evening star., 1935-08-31
Fiipe Views of Mortgage Risks
Pointed Out BY FIJI. 4. Official

a neighborhood in keeping with its
price class.
There are SO many people with
small incomes who want homes Of
their own and there has always been
wide market, except In periods Of
extreme depression. These are among
the reasons why q mortgage on the
property of such borrower Is an
excellent one and why, in our risk
rating, we view these mortgages so
favorably."
Insurance Value Cited.
Mr.. Babcock explained that all real
estate loans have degree Of hazard
and that II people recognized the
existence of this hazard they would
appreciate the superior value Of mort
cages insured by the Federal Housing
Administration, because the plan un-
der which they are insured furnishes
opportunity for both borrower and
lender to ascertain what a good mort
gage must be.
Mr.. Babcock lays down as the first
principle that q good mortgage must
be one drawn In the best interests
Of both the lender and the borrower.
With this end in view, the Housing
Administration makes a very careful
underwriting investigation. In pass
ing on all applications for mortgages
to be insured the method Of risk
rating and valuation" Is employed.