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Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-18
Budge-Mako Take
Tennis Trophy

BURLINGAME, Calf, March 18.
W,P-Donald Bulge and Gene Mako
the California youngsters who some
day, tennis experts believe, will rep
resent the United States in Davis
cup competition. had the Burling-
anne country club tennis doubles
trophy 10 show today for their Prov
eSS. -
The red-headed Bulge. an Oak
land youth, and Mako, student at
University of Southern California.
defeated the veteran Francis Shields
of New York and Jack Tidball, Los
Angeles, in the final match of the
invitational tournament yesterday.
The scores we're 8-6, ST, 7-5.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-18
PIRATES TRIM ANGELS

SAN B ERN ARDIN Calf.
March 18. W.D-The Pittsburgh Pi-
rates were encouraged in their ef-
forts to pull the team out of a hole
following their second straight VIC
tory over the Los Angeles Angels,
Pacific Coast league champions.
The Pirates trounced the Angels
7 to 8 yesterday. Babe Herman, for
mer Chicago Cub outfielder, doub-
led in the fifth with the bases load
ed. -
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-18
NEGRO PITCHER WINS

SANTA BARBARA, Calf, March
18. UR)-Satchel Paige, the Santa
Barbara Cubs Negro pitcher, shut
out the Seattle Indian Yannigans
in a game here yesterday, giving
the Cubs an to O victory.
Paige struck out II men, allowing
three hits.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-18
MAYS TAKES RACE

LOS ANGELES, March 18. W.D -
Rex Mays, Pacific coast racing
champion, swept by a field of IL
qualifiers yesterday TO capture the
l00-lap ST. Patrick's day sweep
stakes automobile race.
AL Gordon of Long Beach was
second and Kelly Petillo of Hunt
ington Park, third. Mays time was
45:35 is.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-18
CHOCOLATE WASHED UP

CARACAS. Venezuela, March l8.
[UP)-Kid Chocolate, former world
Geatherwefght champion, was re-
covering today from another severe
beating.
Judges gave him a draw in one
round and he lost the rest to Simon
Chavez of Venezuela in a 10-round
bout last night. He was groggy
through the last three rounds and
knocked down in the ninth. Each
fighter weighed LOG pounds.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-18
McGONIGLE RACE WINNER

Aqua CALIENTE, Mex, March
18. U.P)-McGonigle came up from
behind and won the featured ninth
race here yesterday. He paid $3.50
on So straight ticket. Golden
Words was second and Silva third.
San Mateo was the longshot of
the day. He paid S58.40 on So
ticket to win in the fourth race,
$2480 to place and $500 to show.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-18
LOUGHRAN DROPS BOUT

SANTIAGO, Chile, March 18.
W,R)--Tommy Loughran, former
world light heavy champion, drop
ped a 10-round decision to Arturo
Godoy, Chilean 175-pounder, last
night.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-18
TEXAS POLOISTS WIN

LOS ANGELES, March ID. W.P)-
A Texas polo team. led by Cecil
Smith, nine goal player. took the
Riviera quartet into camp here yes
terday, 10 to 9. Smith scored seven
goals. Roark led the Riviera scor-
ing with four goals.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-18
SOX DEFEAT CUBS

LOS ANGELES, March Is. W,P)-
The Chicago White Sox hoped to
continue their winning streak today
after they took the second straight
game from the Cubs, 8 to 8, yester-
day,
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-18

nal. He was taken to Beaujon hos
pital, where physicians reported he
is recovering.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-18
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only two undefeated, united teams,
collide and the winner may get a
Rose Bowl bid.
In the East every member of the
unbeaten, united brigade faces stern
opposition. Dartmouth, which has
rolled up 200 points in five games,
once more will attempt to rout the
jinx Yale has held over the Indians
since 1884. Princeton collides with
Nays tough Middies Army has a
tough intersectional foe in Missis-
sippi State, coached by the Cadets
former mentor, Major Ralph Sasse.
Temple, with its eye on the Eastern
Rose Bowl bid, battles formidable
Michigan State. New York U. en-
counters Bucknell, beaten only by
Villanova. Syracuse faces Penn
State, unbeaten until toppled by
Pitt last week, 90
Minnesota, striving to maintain
a perfect record of two years stand
ing, battles Purdue, unbeaten and
unsecured on until its TO upset by
Carnegie Tech last week. Iowa is
favored to maintain its perfect rec
ord against Indiana
The South's only unbeaten, I'M
tied team, North Carolina, has
tough going in its encounter with
North Carolina State. defeated ONLY
by Georgia.
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College Grid Scores

by United Press
MIDWEST
Augusta. IS; Madison, o.
Baker, IS; Ottawa, C.
Dekalb Teachers. 20: wheaton College,
Evansville. :; Franklin. o.
Kansas Wesleyan, 9: College of EN-
kirkville Teachers, 20; Cape Giradeau
Marietta. "a; Dcnison. 6.
Mcpherson. 20: Rethany, l.
Otterbein. s: KENYON. 6.
To,edo, 63: Bowling Green. o.
Valparaiso, ~; Michigan Normal, o.
Marrenseurg Teachers, 49, Springfield
Western Reserve as: John Carroll, Is.
Wentworth Military. q: Chillicothe. O.
ST. Ambrose. u: Iowa Wesleyan. o.
Beloit Frosh. 1S: Lake Forest Frosh. !,
Centenary, @; Layola of New Orleans. 0.
Zion, ID: Duke B., team. o.
Milligan, 80; Cui,owhee Teachers, :.
Miilsaps, -: Louisiana Teachers, 20
Mississippi College, II: Chattanooga. :.
Shenandoah, IS; Naval Apprentice
South Carolina A. & NJ. 1; Florida A.
&. NJ, s.
Southwestern louisiana Institute. IS;
Louisiana College. 0.
Springhill. 10: Hattieshurg O.
Stetson, Is: Miami. H.
Tennessee WESLEYAN, Is; Maryville. q.
Wake Forest. Is; Presbyterian, 0.
Commerce Teachers. :: Louisiana Nor
NAL. 0.
Denton Teachers. 20: Sam Houston
Teachers. O.
Kingville A. & L.. :: San Marcos Teach
ers. a.
Lon Morris. o: Wesley College. 9.
Weatherford Junior College, IS: Clifton
]. C.. O.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-02
BY ART KRENZ
NEA Service Sports Artist
THE above forward lateral is

MA StfNiCe SpOTtS hrtiSt
THE above forward lateral is
Il one of Coach Chef Wynne's
best scoring plays at Kentucky. 1t
was used successfully against Ala
bama year ago and was good for
long gains against Ohio State this
fall 1t starts from a regular
Notre Dame formation, with bal
anced line and backfield shifted to
right. AS diagrammed here, the
center, Myers, passes the ball to
Davis, who throws a long forward
over the line to Capt. Jimmy Long,
the right end. McMillen, the
quarter back, runs at foes left
end. and goes past him inside.
Hay, full back, runs at left end
and goes past him outside. Both
men effectively box that defensive
man. McMillen goes on down to
block defensive half back and Hay
the safety. Bert johnson runs
wide to his right, and takes a lat
eral from Captain Long. Ellington,
Wildcat left end, follows Johnson
around to cover possible tumble
or take a second lateral from
johnson. Kentucky's right guard
pulls out to block opponents left
tackle.
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The nationally known Ray Steele
will come back to the Armory here
Tuesday to do something about
Rudy Laditzi, the New York grap-
pier who has roughed his way over
some strong opponents. The match
will head the Hercules A. c. wres-
ting show and it will be for the
two best falls in three.
Steele has met all of the top
notchers and his record is about as
good as that of any grappler in the
game. He went to a draw couple
of years ago with Jim Londos, when
the former champ was knocking em
all over.
Laditzi has captured three con-
secutive bouts here and looks the
part of future great. He weighs
235 and Steele, 218. Two other bouts
will be offered on the Tuesday pro-
gram.
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Franklin Bows to
Purple Aces, 20
Baptists Eleven Loses Again
by Single Touchdown.

Times Special
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. 2-For
the sixth consecutive time the
Franklin College football team went
down to defeat here yesterday by the
margin of one touchdown or less.
The Evansville College Purple Aces
triumphed over the Blue and Gold
by the score of TO.
Early in the game the Grizzlies
threatened to score when they re-
covered a tumble on EvanSville's own
20-yard line, but the Aces held for
downs.
The rivals went into the final
quarter deadlocked, 90.
Bill Slyker's charges cut loose with
a forward, Keck to Pollard, who in
turn lateraled to Johnson, and the
net gain was "a yards to the six. It
took Johnson three tries at the line
to get over for the touchdown. He
contributed the extra point with a
place kick
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been called draw Both used to
play football. 1t was the arst time
anybody ever saw football players
in huddle where there was any
action. These young men stood
brogan to brogan and traded rights
ana let's for the full distance.
Pastor, a tall 180-pounder, showed
nice right uppcrcut, the effect Of
which, in close, influenced the Of
fetal juriSts. Marek best belt was
left hook. incidentally, Marek
beat Louis as an amateur, getting
off the floor to do it. A man VINO
gets off the floor after being hit
by Louis is not supposed to be
completely intelligent. The en-
trance requirements of Notre Dame
must not be as high as 1 thought
they were.
THE siX-round semi final between
Il Tony Galento Of New Jersey
and Eddie Mo der Of New York was
supposed to be hot stuft-in ad-
vance. Galento is built on the lines
OF baby hippo, running TO ma
tronly curves here and there. Most
OF his hair is on his chest. He
fights with his mouth open. The
general effect is not flattering to
the advanced biological results of
the Darwinian theory. But when
he hits, they stay hit. The trouble
is he must have set-up to hit. Ma
der proved to be something more
than a setup. He took advantage of
Jumbo Jr.'s sloWness and bar-room
fighting technique at every turn and
kicked the stuffing out of him.
Which was good turn, at that.
He's been overstuffed too long. Ma
Ger stands over feet weighs 1876,
is a youngSter, has a bad habit of
starting his punches from the rear
end Of the arena, but may have
been the best fighter on the card for
all that.
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Loop Lead at
Stake in Tilt
at Riverside
YugosIavs, Soldiers Meet in
One of Three Capt.
tai Games.

Three hard-fought contests are
anticipated when teams in the
Smith Hassler Sturm Capital
City Football League renew their
rivalry tomorrow afternoon.
The Yugoslav eleven, formerly
Holy Trinity, will meet Fit. Harri-
son at Riverside, the Leon Tailors
will oppose the Pendleton Reforma-
tory team at the Reformatory, and
the Olympics will take on the P. r.
Mallorys at Brookside No l.
Both indicated
The Soldiers and the Yugoslavs
are unbeaten and will be battling
for the loop lead. The Slavs boast
an uncrossed goal line. Coach Bris-
nick reports that no injuries have
been incurred in practice this week
and his team is in top shape for its
most important game of tie sea-
son. Coach Lankenau has been
stressing tackling in the Fort drills.
Scott and Myers, regulars last year,
have been recalled for the fray.
Coach Painters Icons will be out
to break the Reformatory team s
victory streak tomorrow morning
and will go about the task with full
strength in the field. The Pendle-
ton warriors have been using their
limit in practicing time this week
and announce their first string
squad is ready to start intact.
Recruits Get Chance
The Mallory Olympic tussle prom
Uses to be close as the loser will
take "undisputed" possession of the
league cellar.
Manager Heighlchew of the
Olympjcs has been busy preparing
recruits to take over the duties OF
several regulars who we're injured
in last weeks game. Mallory's Of
Tense has been clicking, but a weak
defense has kept the squad from
! gaining a victory this season
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H. S. Grid Results
HIGH SCHOOLS

HIGH SCHOOLS
Tech. DO Frankfort, 10.
Cathedral, 81: Manual 49,
Shortridge. 81; Charlottesville. 10
Broad Ripple, s; Westheld 6 Ctiel
Crispus Attacks. g. Wendell Phillips
iChlcagol, (tiel.
kirklin, 20; Washington Qndianap-
Noblesville, IS; Columbus 7.
Southport, IS; Richmond O.
Lafayette. 81. Logansport, O.
FroehsI Gary, II; Roosevelt EAST Chi.
Washington East Chicago. o. Whit
Horace Mann Gary. 2; Wallace
Gary. 0.
North Side tst wayne, SO; Hunting,
ton. Z
Wabash. IA; Peru. 49,
Linton. "a: Jssonville. 0
Kokomo, 81: Newcastle, Z
Elkhart. s; ST. Hedwige South Bend. o
Wiley lTerre Hautel. IA: Sullivan -
Eckneu, s; Brazil q.
Oolong (nl). 10; Gerstmeyer (Terre
Hautel. IA
Vincennes. 81: Petersburg. s.
West Side tLafayette,. IS Rensselaer,. s
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karr Shines as
Valpo Wins, 1910
Races SO Yards for Goal in
Michigan Fray.

Times Special
YPSILANT1. Mich. Nov. 2. =
Willie Karr, Valparaiso's star ball
toter. added 10 more points to his
season total as Valpo beat Ypsi-
lanti (Mich) Normal here yesterday.
1910.
After scoreIess FIRST half. Kari
broke loose in the third quarter for
a 25-yard off-tackle smash and
crossed the goal line untouched. He
place-kicked the extra point In the
last period Ypsilanti threatened to
tie. but Karr seized a Normal pass
and dashed SO yards to score for
Valpo.
He also set the stage for the final
Uhlan marker when he intercepted
another Ypsilanti pass and carried
it to the l6-yard mark, from where
Drzewicki crashed over
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5 feet 3 inches tall, runs like
deer, is a good passer. tackler and
star kicker, and, according to Sibley
can take it as we'll as give it,"
Fellows on opposing teams used
to feel conscious about playing
against a girl" he said, but after
she roughed them up a few times
they forgot all about being nice and
started to fight back
This is her first year on an or
ganized sand-lot team. She is a
proficient swimmer, tennis and base
ball player, and turned to football
for excitement"
It's a great game" she said, land
there's no reason why a girl can't
be just as good a player as a boy
What's few bumps?'
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State College Card
Football Games Today

Football Games Today
Butler VS.. Wabash at Indian
apolis.
NOtre Dame VS.. Ohio State at
Columbus, o.
Purdue VS.. Minnesota at Min
neapolis.
Indiana VS.. Iowa at Iowa City.
De Paw VS.. Hanover at Green
castle.
Earlham VS.. Rose Poly at Rich
mOnd.
Indiana State vs.. Ball State at
Terre Haute.
Central Normal VS.. Oakland City
at Danville.
st. JOseph's VS.. Manchester at
Rensselaer,.
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Gopher Captain Well
on Way to Recovery
! iwes Special

Times Special
MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. 2-ReportS
that Glenn Seidel. MinneSota's star
quarter back, would be out for the
season with fractured collar bone
evidently will have to be denied
DR.. George Hauser, team physician
announced today that the break is
healing fast.
The x-ray pictures indicate Seidel
will be ready for the Wisconsin game
on Nov % and maybe for he Mich
igan tilt. Nov Is, DR.. Hauser said
The injury was received in the
Tulane game, Oct. 10.
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III. S. Basketball

Corydon. 90; Madison, "a
Center Grove, IS; Mt. Comfort. "a.
Bedford, 81; Mitchell, 10.
Avon, SO; New Winchester. IL.
WaldTon. 80; Mt. Auburn. 10.
Greensburg, 81: Lawrenceburg, Is.
Cortland, SO; Hayden. 10.
Edinburg, 40: Flat Rock, 10.
Paragon. %. Smithvine 5
Monticello %: Chalmers. s.
Letters Ford, l6 Monterey. II.
Spiceland. l6 Lewisville. Q.
Knightstown, %; Morton Memorial. 10
Salem, 30; Orleans 10.
North Manchester q; Laketon, II.
Alexandria %; Frankton. Is.
Paoli, 81, Hardinsburg, 9
Nallonia, 20 Tampico. ~
Union township Johnson. 80; New
Whijestovn, 10; New Augusta, 10 (oyer-
Kempton. 81. windfau, IA.
Upton. 81. sharpsviiie =
Scottsburg. "a, Austin. 9
Arlington. So Carthage. IS,
Marengo. "a; Pekin. %
F'na Green "a: Atwood u.
Fortville %; Oaklandon, s
Beaver Dam. 40, Sidney. Is.
Larwin 26 North webster %
Silver Lake. 20; Fierceton, 10 lover
Romney. "a Monitor. % overtime.
Linden, 81 Darlington, 20.
Alamo, 20; Bowers, 10
New Richmond. 49, Hnlsboro Il
New Market 80; New Ross. II.
Wineate IS; Covington, 20.
Thorntown, 20; Pinnell -
Advance. %; Perry Central IS.
Jamestown, 90 Brownsburg .
Luton, %; Ladoga. 81 (oyertimel.
Rockville 30 FVertOn IA
Warren, IS; Monument CITY, second
Clear. Greek. rs St Marys (Hunting-
tom. Is
Markle. 80: Andrews 3?
JEFFERSON Center. II: Van BuTen: ii
Howard. "a: Clay Howard 81,
Erwin. 49, Young America, is
Greentown. 80: Union Howard. IS.
Onward. Is; Galveston "a
Washington Township Tiptonl, as; Bur-
Flora: %: Rossville 81
Scircleville 30; New London. 10
Russiaville. Is; Forest, Is.
Michieantown. IS; Jackson Clinton go.
Atlanta 81: Prairie Is.
S1o ,Tss1o,S; 20; jackson Howard Is.
,,; JH0rnsesssso1ro;, 20; jackson Township
sweetser 20; Converse. Il.
Argos. 81. La Paz. 10.
onward. is. Galveston. IA
Akron. 90 Riehland Center. 10
Star CITY. Il: Twelve Mile Is
Grass Greek, 81: Kewanna, 10 (over-
Pulaski. 40; Buffalo. IL.
Rochester, 81; Fulton so
Mulberry IS; .Ggol6smith. a.
Hartford CITY. So; Montpelier 20,
Ben Davis IS: Lapel al
Parker. "a: Daleville II
Pendleton ~: Arcadia IS
Covan. So Middleton. 81
Versailles II. MooreShill 10
Osgood. 20. Napoleon. 10
INLAND. 20. New Marion, IS
81 MaryS anderson. IS. Summit
Vile 81
81. Andrews lRichmondl "a: Webster. 10
HaRerstown, 80; Brownsville a.
Cambridge City. 20. BentonviIle "a
kitchel 20. Boston. ~ triple overtimel
Milton. IS Lynn, Is
Union City. rs: Fountain CITY G.
Whitewater. % Huntsville p
SpartanShurg 81; Farmland Is.
Lincoln. 81. Losantyille IS
Mckinley, IS; Stony Greek. IL
Saratoga. ~; Fl Recovery IS
Liberty. 81 Williamsburg IS
West Terre Haute, 81. Concannon. II
outer Greek. "a, Honey Greek %.
Riley IL. Fontanet Is
Hymera, rs. Fairbanks. II
Carlisle. 81 New Lebanon s.
Blaekhavk. ~: Prairie Creek q
Bowling Green 46 Freedom. "a
Lawrgce, Is; Carmel. 20.
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Injured Crimson
Player Improves
Cecil Reported in Better
Condition.

Timrs Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Nov. a
Condition of Leonard Cecil, reserve
varsity center on Indiana Univer-
sity's football team, was reported
improved today at the local hospital.
Attending physicians said they be-
lieved an operation would be unnec-
essary after hemorrhages from a
ruptured kidney were reduced to
minimum. Cecil was injured in
practice scrimmage Wednesday.
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MISSISSIPPI ON TOP

Times Special
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-THE Univer-
sity of Mississippi completely out
classed st. Louis University's foot
ball team before 5000 fans here last
night to triumph. Il to Z. The vic
tors scored their first goal after
four minutes q. play.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-02
THREE AMERICANS IN
MEXICAN SEMI-FINALS

Times Special
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 2-The semi
finals of the Mexican amateur links
championship were played today
with three Americans and an Eng
lishman competing Johnny Dawson,
Chicago; Reynolds Smith, Dallas,
Tex; Edward White, Texas Uni
versity star, and Percy Clifford of
England. were the remaining players.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-02

ESUner Bulnham, I4-year-OId nigh
school student and daughter of a
local general store owner.
In football toys, Esther looks like
any other player. Her bobbed
brunei hair is tucked under a he'll
met and her shapeliness smothered
with pads
But to Coach j. Duncan Sibley
she is triple threat.
Esther weighs about ITO pounds, is