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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09

De Paw VS.. Earlham at Greencastle.
Valparaiso vs.. DePaul at Valparaiso.
Wabash vs.. Evansville at Charlottesville
Rose Polly vs. Oakland City at Terre
Haute.
: Michigan Normal VS.. Indiana State at
Central Normal VS.. Eastern Illinois at
Charleston, Ill.
OTHER COLLEGES
Alabama vs. Clemson at Tuscaloosa.
Amherst vs. Swarthmore at Amherst.
Ashland VS.. Otterbein at Ashland.
Baylor VS.: Texas at Waco.
Button VS.. Hillsdale at Button.
Boston Coll. VS.. West Maryland at
Boston.
Boston U. V Rutgers at Boston.
California VS.. Washington at Berkeley
Carroll VS.: Lawrence at Waukesha.
Catholic U. vs.. w. Va. Wesleyan at
Washington.
Centenary vs. Tulsa at Shreveport.
Chattanooga vs.. Mercer at Chattanooga.
Chicago vs. Ohio State at Chicago.
Col. Pacific vs. Chico at Stockton.
Columbia VS.. Syracuse at New York.
Dartmouth VS.. William-M Mary at Han
over.
Davidson vs. Duke at Davidson.
Dayton VS.. Canisius at Dayton.
Delaware VS.. Pa. Mil. Coll. at Atlantic
City might
Denison VS.. Pennsylvania at Granville.
Denver VS.. Hawaii at Denver.
Detroit VS.. Bucknel at Detroit
York.
Georgia Tech vs.. Auburn at Atlanta.
Hobart VS.. Buffalo at Geneva
Holy Cross VS.. Carnegie Tech at Wor-
ceSter.
Idaho VS.. Washington State at Moscow.
Illinois vs.. Michigan at Urbana
Iowa VS.. Minnesota at Iowa City
Iowa State VS.. Kansas State at Ames.
Kentucky VS.. Florida at Lexington.
lafayette vs. Baltimore at Easton.
Lehlgh vs.. Muhlenberg at Bethlehem
, Louisiana State VS.. Mississippi State at
Baton Rouge.
Ruston.
Louisville vs., Toledo at Louisville
Lowell Textile VS.. Brooklyn at Lowell.
Maine vs.. Bowdoin at Orono
Manhattan VS.. LaSale at BROOKLYN
Marshall vs., Cincinnati at Huntington
Michigan State VS.. Marquette at East
Lansing.
Missouri vs.. Oklahoma at Columbia. Mo.
Monmouth VS. Baloit at Monmouth,
NEBRASKA vs. Kansas at Lincoln.
New Hampshire VS.. Tufts at Durham.
New York. CT
North Carolina VS.. Va. Nil. Inst. at
Chapel Hill.
Ohio U. vs. Muskingum at Athens.
ONO wesleyan VS.. Western Reserve at
Oklahoma A. & NJ. VS.. Duquesne at
Ohio Northern vs.. Wittenberg at Ada.
pennsylvania VS.. Navy al Philadelphia
lege
PITTSBURGH vs.. Army at Pittsburgh.
princeton VS.. Harvard at Princeton.
Providence vs. Niagara at Providence.
ston A-is
Rice VS.. Arkansas at Houston.
Falls SoNiH
Southern California VS.. Stanford at Los
Angeles oS
Tennessee VS.. Mississippi University al
Tulane VS.. Georgia at New Orleans.
Utah VS.. Colorado at Salt Lake Civ
Utah State VS.. Wyoming at Logan.
vanderbilt vs.. Sewanee at Nashville.
Va Poly Inst. VS.. No. Car. State al
Portsmouth Va.
Wash: -Jeff. vs.. Case at Washington. Pa
Washington-Lee vs.. Virginia at Lex
ineton.
Washington U. VS.. Drake at St Louis.
Western State vs.. Brigham Young al
Gunnison.
Xavier iCinl VS. Centre at Cincinnati
Yale vs.. Brown at New Haven
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Butler Plays
Last Tilt on
Home GridirOn
Bulldogs Tackle Franklin at
Bowl; Locals Favored
to Win.

State college football teams will
head down the home stretch for the
1885 season in games on state and
national gridironS this afternoon.
Foremost in local interest is the
Butler-Franklin clash slated TO be-
gin at the Fairview Bowl at
o'clock. The game will mark the
celebration of Dads Day" with
fathers of players being honored.
and also will be Bargain Day" All
seats will be open for an admis-
sion price of 40 cents.
The Bulldogs are undefeated for
the season and are favored to score
victory over the Grizzlies, which
would clinch for them the Indiana
Intercollegiate Conference cham
pionShip.
Indiana U. travels to Baltimore to
attempt to repeat a victory gained
over Maryland U. in a tusSle at
Bloomington last year. Purdue is
favored over Wisconsin in a Big Ten
feature game at Madison.
Notre Danes warriors will at
Tempt to boost their claim to the
national title and preserve their
| perfect slate when they hook no
with an improved Northwestern
eleven at South Bend. A crowd Of
$4,000 is anticipated
The Wabash warriors will be out
to regain their winning stride When
EvansvilleS Aces invade Crawfords-
vile for a State Conference scrap.
De Paw is a decided favorite over
Earlham at GreenCaStle. Valparaiso
| entertalnS De Paul of Chicago in a
non-Conference fray.
Indiana Central travels to Ypsi-
lanti to test the Michigan Normal
eleven which fell victim to Valpo's
gridders last week. Manchester and
Ball State clash in a traditional
rivalry at Muncie, with pre-game
dope pointing to a close fray. Gen.
/ trail Normal plays Eastern Illinois
at Charleston, and Rose Poly en-
tertainS Oakland City at Terre
Haute.
Probable Lineup
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n. D. on Buckeye
1896 Grid Program
South Bend to Be Scene of
Tilt With Ohio.

Times Special
COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 9.-Ohio
States football schedule for the
next three seasons was announced
here yesterday. Four dates are vet
to be filled, one in 1886, one in
1887 and two in 1888. Notre Dame
is included on the 1885 slate, the
BUGS being scheduled to journey to
the Hoosiers lair on Nov. 7. The
schedules follow:
l936--Oct; 3, opens; Oct. 10, Pittsburgh;
Oct II, at Northwestern: Oct. "a indiana
Get 81 at MQtre Dame; Nov, I Chicago;
l937--Oct, ?, Purdue; Oct. 8, at South
ern California; Oct: 16, open; Oct. 23
Northwestern; Oct. 80. at Chicago: Nov g.
Indiana; Nov. Is, Illinois; Nov. 20, at
Michigan
l938-oct. l. open: Oct. q. Southern
California; Oct. IS. at Northwestern; oct.
%, Purdue; Oct, %, open: Nov 5. Chi
cago Nov IL, at Illinois; Nov. 10. Michi-
gan.
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HORNED FROGS KEEP
CLEAN GRID RECORD

By United Press
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 9.-Texas
Christian Universitys unbeaten and
united record this season remained
intact today as a result of their
14-0 victory over Loyola of the South
under the arc lights here last night.
Playing before 1000 fans, the
Horned Frogs pushed over Loyolas
defense for a touchdown late in the
first period when Jimmy Lawrence,
half back, carried the ball over the
vineyard line on a dive over right
tackle.
The second score came early in
the second period on short pass
from Singing Sam" Baugh to
Lawrence on the goal line Walter
Roach converted both times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09
Morningstar Tops
City Billiard Aces
Former Champion 0utsCores
Bogue, Dougherty.

Ora Morningstar, former balkine
billiard champion, closed his local
exhibitions at Dougherty's parlor
last night with victories over two
ranking city cue artists.
He opposed Joe Bogue in an 1872
balkline match, winning in easy
fashion, 100 to 38. The match lasted
but four innings, Morningstar hav-
ing a high run of 60.
Frank Dougherty engaged in a
three-cushion match with the tour
ing wizard, and went down to de-
feat in SO innings. 25 to II. High
run honors were taken by the visitor,
who punched three during the con-
test.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09
Cards Finish Drills
for Arnaistice Tiff

Southport High School gridmen
concluded practice yesterday after
noon in preparation for their
Armistice Day battle with Cathe-
dral in the Butler Bowl Monday. It
will be the final game of the year
for the Cards.
Coach Pitcher sent his squad
through a signal review and lengthy
drills in punting and blocking
Winchell Gimbel and WATSON were
outstanding. Sam Hendershoot, the
Cards veteran quarter back, has re-
covered from a leg injury and will
be ready to start.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09
Shapiro Victorious
in Billiard Match

In state three cushion billiard
match at Coolers Parlor last night,
Larry Shapiro defeated Al Green
berger, so to 45, The contest was a
nip-and-tuck affair and terminated
at the end of 81 innings.
The loser took high-run honorS
when he punched six against Sha-
pros four.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09

Athics and Irvington Merchants to
battle at Christian Park.
The ruling that permits the Rip
pie eleven to 20 into the game with
the Boys Club with a clean slate
came when directors of the league
ruled that the referee of the Holy
Cross-Ripple game had inflicted an
erroneous five-yard penalty on Rip
pie. The criticism of his decision
demoralized the Ripple team, men,
bers claimed.
Both elevens have engaged in sew
eral extra drills this week prepar-
ing for the clash.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09
LER. FRANKLIN
BUTLER
CrOss-C Country Run
Won by Washington

In a country run staged be-
tween halves Of the Tech Wash
ington grid battle yesterday, WASH
ington defeated the Tech barriers,
though Poulus, star East Slider,
nosed out Weddle of the Contincn-
tails for individual honors. Pouluss
time for the one and one-half mills
jaunt was eight minutes, six sec
onds.
The next three to cross the fin
ish line were Gilman, Johnson and
Dolan of the West Siders, who were
followed in order by Harvey, DIR
and HaSsan of Tech.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09
Greyhound Quint
Swamps Anderson
Is Central Meters Play in
69-1O Win.

Indiana Central swamped Ander-
son College in the opening game OF
the season for both quintets last
night at University Heights, Sc to 10
Coach Harry Good of the Grey
hounds used his entire squad of Is
players. The score was 1913, Indi-
ana Central, at the half
Swank and Compton paced the
Greyhounds with four field goals
each while Bohr and Goodwin
tailed three each. Frost, Falkner
and Frost each tailed a lone field
goal for the invaders, the other four
points coming from the foul line.
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Edr[U Basketball

lheprlnted From Late Times Yesterday
team in the field this season to Be known
as the indianapolis Secos The Secos
would like to enter a league and also wish
70 rent gym one night a week for local
games. The Secos are arranging Their
schedule 9 and desire to hear from local and
703 w. New York-st. or phone Lincoln
1881 and ask for Abe Goldsmith.
Managers of teams in both Junior and
senior age limits interested in league COM
petition are invited to attend a meeting AT
the riebt CeItT al Christian 4n Church Monday
Sutphin at Cherry 2268-W.
r,1 Central EXTRA Christian Juniors viii play tn.
Central players are asked TO report At tina
church at T. ~
South Side Buddies will open their sea-
son Sunday afternoon at ! in the Dear
porn GYM meeting the Arsenal Bulldogs
FOR games with the BuddieS write 10 Leo
OS2SteTmeyer; PAS S. State-av, Indianapolis
Woodruff Cubs notice.
The Indianapolis Cubs have organized.
with the lineup including Drexler. Gearns'
Bocking, Reinhard Biasirgame Davis
Manager Anderson and Capt. Byrun. civ
and state teams wishing games are asked
10 write to Russ Anderson 267 North
Randolph-st, indianapolis. or call Lincoln
The Danish Lutheran quintet extended
its record to four victories BY defestin1
Vonncguts. So to 81. and beating Kres9e's
30 10 rs. Teams having gyms and desir-
ing games are asked to call Drexel 1910
between s and 7 D. m.
The Em-Roe Tuesday League has COM
pleted its orga nizatiOn and will open
Tuesday night at Dearborn gym, Ieague
members are Company H. Eleventh In
fantry, Fl. Harrison; Garfield A. c.. Auto
Glass. Gregg Lions. Weber Milk and
Kautsky Reserves
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AT PIMLICO-
One Best--Dancirg Doll
l. Pullman, Ma Mahdi, Her Reign.
2. Docklight, Quick Verdict, Mata-
gain.
3. Jinnee, Credulous, Lady MARI
boro.
4 Fair Knightess, Bootmaker,
Gold Mesh.
5. Dancing Doll, Lady Higloss,
Narcella Miss.
6. Firethorn, Only One, Hindu
Queen.
7. Glastonbury, Unencumbered,
Somebody.
8. Wise Advocate, Flying Dere,
u Demon.
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Race Entries TOddu
AT PINILICO

AT PIMLICO
First Race $4,000; 2-year-olds: six fur
ock, 113; Speed. 118; Night Cap. id; Mad
M Her lf Re EIhSil 1 i Pullman wed9e MN
Ormont. LOT.
Second Race 1oo ca5mng }M6
RMstagah iss xouicS verdct AZ xJ JOY
lie, knight. 131; XOccoquan. 131; Melita.
l46; AX SiU l4o' @Vlctory Flag 1885,
Third Race tseoo claiming; Swear Odds
and up; mile and seventy yardSl J.. GSsd
ulous. ITO; xMister. Gander,. .1o5; xEudes,
Ill: indian News. 1907; Lady Marlboro. ITO;
Lady Flinders, LOT.
FOURTH Race $1,000; the Pimlic;o Home [5 5ys;
Resi- Resi- iiSa FsE kn f Jay l5a 49,
Sun Surplice, SO; Bootmaker. lo7
Fifth Race $4,000; The Blossom Time;
fllies and mares; 3-year-olds and up; six
furlongs )-Marcella Miss. 105; Coequell.
Candy Maid, los; Bird Flower. los; Lady
Higloss, Ill.
Sixth Race (s75oO; the Rigs S H Hand p;
teenths Only One, ia: (al Good Harvest,
1oS (a)Hindu Queen, lO3; (alPurple
knight. 106; Thursday. 1913; Roustabout,
Malbrouk. 81 Co Judy o Grady. 1o3;
ChatmosS. LOG.
(a)A. =. Vanderbilt entry: low. M.
Jeffords entry.
Seventh Race $1,000; claiming; Swear
olds and up; mile and eighth 1.-THE
Mauler, lis; Glastonbury. 1870: xFlaming
Mamie 103 Mad Trump, Ill; Best Bid,
107; Unencumbered, 118; Somebody, ia.
Eighth Race $1,000; claiming; 3-year olds
and up; mile and sixteenth -Ramus. 1T;
xRespect, 112; xFlowery Lady. 100: kim
John. 1l2; Fair Rochester. ia; xTiempo.
lO9 xFlying Dere 109; Coming Back. Ill;
xSparky. 109; Epidawn, ia xPrince Khay-
yam, 100; Wise Advocate, ia; Y Demon,
l12 XBehemoth, 104; American Belle. l06.
Weather clear; track, muddy.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Horses listed in order of post position.
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Indiana, Manhattan
May Clash in 1886

Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. g.
Manhattan College may be included
on the 1886 football schedule of In
diana University, it was announced
yesterday. Officials are consider
ing an invitation offered by the
Eastern school.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09
I'll. S. GRID RESULTS

.shortridge, 10; Broad Ripple, 6.
Tech, 13; Washington Indanapols), 0.
Kirklin, 81; Sheridan, o.
Noblesville. 80; Peru. o.
Wabash, IL: Marion, o.
Mishawaka, 10; La Porte, 7.
Champaign, ILL.,, 10; Central Evans
ville), I.
Clinton. q Lew Wallace Gary, o.
Goshen. 6; Central tSouth Bend, O.
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AT NARRAGANSETT-
One Best-PSychic Bid

Unc BeSt-PSyChIC Bid
/. Smilin Ed, TramWay, Irish
Hero.
,. Secured, Wise King, Irish Play
5. Gold Step, Zulu Lad, Lululite
4. Miss Melody, Old Reb, Scotch
Gold.
5. Psychic Bid, Time Supply
Ladfield.
6. CHANGING, Hut, Chatuga.
7. Jones Birthday. Integrity. Ho-
kuao.
8. Snaplock, My Surprise, War
Plane.
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AT NARRAGANSETT

First Race $4,000; claiming; 2-year-olds;
81 xfurlongs Terry On III; sn all Devil,
Griner, lis; Red Rogue, III; Dream Kiss,
ITO; Instep. 100: Jolly Faye. ITO; Smilin
Ed 113; Mixed Goods. los; Sadie F, 112;
Vitafol, 106; XUncle July, 104; XIrish Hero,
10; Battle Coo, 1909; GrandmaS Boy. 113,
My Date liz; Burnt Wood, ll3; Sambo
Jones, 113.
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AT ARLINGTON
One st-Wise Eddie

One st-Wise Eddie
/. Output, Holl Image. Border
Queen.
?. Wise Eddie, Lamp Black, Col
Hatfield.
3 Indiantown, Crete, Epernay.
4. FItkin, On Rush, Felwyn.
5 Toro Nancy, Danish Fear,
Prince Splendor
g. Northern Water, Sir Dean, Bal
lyhoo.
T. Proposing, Dandy Dancer, Prec-
iouS Betty.
8. Good Politian, Orthroprism,
LaWmaker.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09
Amateur Football

Reprinted From Late Times Yesterday
The Leon Tailors will travel to Elwood
Sunday to take on the ElWood Merchants.
The team will leave by bus from Bauer
meisters house at 10 Sunday morning.
Any one unable TO make the trip is asked
to call Bauermeister at Drsxel 0145-J not
later than TODAY noon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09

Oak Hill Spsrtans will meet at Roose-
yeit-ay ana Caroline-st at | O'Clock To-
the West Side, A. c. Carver. Donnely
Kissinger. Dillman. Allen. Zimmerman,
Golden, Sterrett. Lee, Spruce. Meade
Ronk. Reed. Cave. Hattahaugh, Patterson
and Edwards are asked to report.
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Second Race $4,000; claiming; 2-year-
olds; mile and seventy yaredS,,mXPe7aoe3e:
Sun camp. 1917; xEdri, 107; vSecured no
Secret Vote. no. Lost Laughter, l04
xBeggar Maid. 104: XNeds Affinity, 1O1i
Johns Son. 107: xBrowbeaten, 104; Cyrus
lis; Wise King, lis; Masked Smile. LOG
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09
Rotary Club to Meet

Vocation service program is to
feature the regular meeting of In
dianapolis Rotary Tuesday noon in
the Claypool.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09
Race Selections
By Tom Noone
Copyright
MONIES SELECTIONS FOR TODAY

One Best-Dancing Doll
Best Longshot-Snaplock.
Best Parlay-Fair Knightess and Wise Advocate
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09
Loop Lead at Stake in
Boys Club-Ripple Scrap
Crack Em-Roe Leaguers to Clash at Brooksde; Three
Other Games on Card

undspued leadership Football
probably championship
Club Ripple
m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-09
Corridor Becomes Orator

John Corridor, Indianapolis, coach of the Chicago
Cubs, is in demand baseball lecturer He has talked
before schools and clubs about three times ceek since
the World Series Thirty-seuen gears ego Corridor
delivered papers to Judge K ". lands in Logansport
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Third race ls1oo: CLAIMING: 3-year-olds

l02; Bethlehem Star, 112: XShoot, 104;
cantersine, I09; xForewarned, Il3; xzulu
Lad. 10: STAY, 1o7; .xQueen Helen: lO4;
Lady Pal, 1o7, xLuck In, 104; xPryor,
Fourth Race $4,000; claiming: Swear
G finf no 1922 w Wee ~ Tune ios xBiacEms
Garden Message los; xMiss Purray.- 1903;
Scotch Gold. III: Old Reb ITO: xGreat
Haste los; Propaganda, 112; Testing. 1o7.
Fifth Race $4,000; The New England
an eighth Ia Black Bift. lO3: Changing.
104; Dark Hope, 1903; (alPsychic Bid 118;
Ladfeld, Ill; Ted Clark. 100: Cold shoul-
der. go; Howard 106: Time Supply, 119.
(a)Brookmeade Stable entry.
Sixth Race (s12oo; claiming; 3-year-olds
and up: mile and sixteenth -xHut. l08
xMickeys Man, los; Crystal Prince, 112;
Chatuga, 1o2; Big Show Ill; Flintshot.
1903: CHANGING. 1lo; Even Up, III; xCross
Ruff, los.
Seventh Race $1,000: claiming; a-year-
olds and up; mile and seventy yards
dangerous; 100; Integrity; IL: xJohns
113; xWinged Flight, 1902; Glendye, 113;
xMy Selections. 102; xShepherd Boy, 106;
Pass Shot. l08
Eighth Race $4,000; claiming; Swear
olds and up: mile and sixteenthl-How
High III: Goldfn, 106; Dark SIM. 49,;
St. Christopher, 11S; Mild, 10; .xForeign
Lady. 101: xTravert 1903; xSingle Wave,
10; xCreSton. log. xOno. los; Snaplock,
ils: war Plane. 1l6: Donee. i'll; xMy Sur
prise. 107: Helen Bab. no; Relatively. 1l3;
Move Faster. III; xDiane s., 1ol; xNewton
Belle. 103: xCarsono. 108.
Weather. clear; track. fast.
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Horses listed in order of post position.
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AT ARLINGTON DOWNS

First Race $1,000: claiming 2-year-olds;
mile and seventy yardsl--xTap, Dancer.
100: LosWeep. los: xSir Ajax. SO; Border
Second Race 1890: claiming: Swear
olds and up: Waggoner Course ~ 2oioso.
xLamp Black. 100: xvickie, 97 xBusy
Mack. 81: Leana G.. io4: xGolden sun.
Mary. "a: Wise Eddie. 107.
Third Race 1890: claiming: 3-year-olds
and up: six farlongsl-xOur David. I0I;
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College Card Today
STATE COLLEGES

Maryland VS.. Indiana at Baltimore
Wisconsin VS.. Purdue at Madison
Notre Dame VS.. Northwestern at South
Bend.
Butler VS. Franklin at Indianapolis.
Ball state VS.. Manchester at Muncie.
De Pauw VS.. Earlham at Greencastle
Valparaiso VS.. DePaul at Valparaiso
Wabash VS.. Evansville at Charlottesville
Rose Polly VS.. Oakland City at Terre
Haute.
Michigan Normal VS.. Indiana State at
Ypsilanti.
Charleston Ill
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Fifth Race $4,000; The Blossom Time;
flllies and mares; 3-year-olds 81 ana ~, up: SIX
Ill Last Boat los; Dancing Doll. los;
Candy Maid, los; Bird Flower. los; Lady
HiglOSS Ill.
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Central Christian Juniors will plav ths
Fletcher-av M E. bows tonight at a
central PLAYERS are asked to report at the
church at T. 80
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Fourth Race $4,000; the Pimlico Home
bred; 2-year-olds; six furlongs) Happy
Dear. l04 Fair KnighteSs. 104; Gold
Mesh. 104 Piccoo 112; jay Jay, 107;
Sun Surplice, 90; Bootmaker, 107.
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Seventh Race $1,000; claiming; Swear
olds and up: mile. and eighth
Mamie. 103 Mad Trump, Ill: Best Bid.
LOT. JJnencumbered l19; Somebody, ia.
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Third Race $1,000; claiming; -year-olds
and up: mile and seventy yardsl-XSat-
rapal. los: xMerely, ia; Jinnee. 113; Cred
ulous. ITO; xMister Gander,- 105; xEudes
Ill: Indian News. 1917 Lady Marlboro. 1l0;
Lady Flinders, lot.
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Indian Salute. 113: Crete, 106: Be Shy.
~; xEpernay: 1903; xFickle Chance. los;
XIndiantoWn, 112.
, 1935-11-29

Wash rice. Mix ingredients and
pour into q huttered baking dish.
Bake three hours In q low oven
1852 degrees 70 Stir three times
during the first hour to prevent
rice from settling. Serve either hot
or cold.
Thousand Island Salad Dressing
One-half cup mAyonnaise. 4 ia
teaspoons chilli sauce, / tablespoon
minced celery. ! tablespoon minced
pimento. / tablespoon minced green
pepper, 4 tablespoons whipping
cream.
Combine mayonnal5e with chill
sauce, celery. pimento and pepper
and chill. When ready TO serve add
cream beaten until stiff.
You know how good brOiled steak
In. but You don't know how ennd
steak really can be until you've
tried 10 baked, served from It's gleam-
, 1935-11-29
Washington 5
FdC0rite Is
Sally Lunn

Recipe submitted BY Mrs. Felix
G. R-id, Box 1T, Mt. Branch, john
son City, Tenn; Miss Este Lueking,
ITO Huntington Bldg, Miami, FTol-
ida; and Mrs. q. w. McVey, 706
Northumberland. Roanoke, Va.
Cream Y clup jewel Shortening
and I-3 cup sugar together. Add
2 beaten eggs and NIX well. Mix
and sift 2 cups OF flour. 5 teaspoons
baking powder and / teaspoon salt,
and add alternately with milk (2-3
cups in all) to the first mixture.
Bake In a creased shallow pan in
a hot oven (420F.) for 20 70 Is
minutes.
George Washington's favorire
breakfast hot bread. was named for
his housekeeper, Sally Lunn. From
this recipe you can make, too,
feathery mullins, French coffee
cake and waffles.