Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 151, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1921 — Page 15

TWO CONTESTS ON HIGH CARD #ORTOMORROW Cathedral Eleven Plays St. Xavier of Louisville— Manual Meets Clinton. GOOD GAMES PROMISED Cathedral and Manual High Schools both will play here Saturday as a result of the postponement of the MauuaiClinton game Saturday at 1 o'clock, at Irwin field, as a curtain raiser to the Butler and Chloaco “Y” College contest. The Bed and White scrap was set back one day because of the Marshal Koch parade that interfered with the original time set for the battle, which was to have been played at Irwin field this afternoon. Cathedral will meet the St. Xavier team of Louisville Saturday at Washington Park, at 3 o'clock. Technical will rest this week in prepara M on for its big game with Manual on Friday. Xov. 11. Shoriridge does not play until Xov. 11, when Julius’ team meets Bloomfield. XAVIER HAS SEVERAL STARS. Judging from the reports received from Louisville, Cathedral will have a nunsired job on its hands if it hopes to emerge victorious from its congest with St. Xavier. The. Piste squad is husky and fast and plays real football. In Bannon and White they have two of the best backfleld men in Kentucky, and Girardir.. who holds down an end position, is rated nearly ns high. In an effort to make a creditable showing against, this formidable aggregation. Coach A1 Feeney has worked his men overtime a t Washington Park. Most of the time has been devoted to dummy scrimmage and signal drill, with a lilt 1? real scrimmage for variety. The Cathedral coach has several new up his sleeve with which he hopes the Southerners.. Should it he to score by the field goal route. Feeney has several men who have been getting away place kicks from forty-five yards and better. Manual is finally recovering from fho effects of the Louisville game and will be able to put its best on the field against the miners from Clinton Saturday. The Bed and Whito team was pretty badly used up after the other Manual from Kentucky had ben played and Saturday's contest is really the first game in which tjie regular line-up has been able to start, Clinton comes here with a very good reputation and a real battle Is promised. BURGESS’ TEAM IS IMPROVED. Tech will have a good chance to prepare for Manual on Xov. 11. The Green and White team is in good shape nftei the 0 to 0 scrap with Shortridge and all of the members of the squad are showing lota of pepper. Coach Burgess has started drillipg for the intra-city game and is

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Von Gammon Memorial Recalls Move Against Grid Sport Years Ago ATHENS, Ga., Nov. 4—On Nov. 5 (tomorrow!, the date of the Southern football clastic, the Virginia- Georgia game, a memorial will be unveiled on the University’ of Georgia ctmpus to the m&morv of Von Gammon, famous Georgia full tack who was killed in a game with Virginia at Brisbane Park Oct. 30, 1897. The memotial on the campus at Athens, presented by the University of Virginia Association to. the University of Georgia Athletic Association, will be unveiled by the Governors of the two States. It commemorates one of the most dramatic incidents in the history of American football. So strong was the feeling against football in the South after Von Gammon was fatally injured in a contest with Virginia that the future of the game was seriously threatened. The crusade against football waged following the tragic death of Von Gammon was taken up by the New York Herald, the medical Record, the Jew Y’ork World and the Chicago city council. I’ress and pulpit everywhere were strong in their denunciation of the sport. In the Georgia State Legislature p bill prohibiting the playing of football at the State University had passed one House determined to leave nothing undone In the preparation for the big contest with the rivals from the south side. With Nipper back in the line-up and Hungate shifted to the back field the Technical offense should be mueh improved. The absence of the clever Nip per has handicapped the eastsiders all season On comparative scores Manual has quite an edge because of Us last feat of holding the Sheridan team to a 0 to 0 score while Tech lost to the same aggregation by the decisive count of 20 to G. Coach Julius, after a two-day layoff this week, started his squad to work again in preparation for the Bloomfield game Xov. 11. Gymnastic Movies to Be Shown at Athenaeum During the recent national athletic and gymnastic tournament of the American Gymnastic Union at Chicago, moving pictures were taken the direction of Dr. C. B. Sputh of Indianapolis, who is chairman of the national technical committee of th A. G. V. These pictures are splendid throughout and show most of the important activities of the tournament. This evening the pictures will be shown at the local Athenaeum. Other interesting features will be added to make this a fine moving picture night. There will be a drama. “The Northern Trail." and a comedy, "Robinson Crusoe, Limited.’ ’ The moving pictures of the membership taken before the war, will also be shown. An entertaining as well as educational evening is promised and members ars asked to make use of the opportunity to se" these interesting pictures. The entertainment is open to the public.

with • vote of 01 to 3, whin Mrs. Von Gammon of Borne, Ga., mother of the dead football hero, made the splendid appeal that stemmed the tide of unfavorable sentiment. Though still mourning the death of her son. Mrs. Von Gamman, with a fine sacrifice of personal Mine appealed to the Governor of Georgia and

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the legislators to allow the game to be glayed. She insisted that she would let er other sons play, so convinced was she that football was sport and that the death of her son was due to an accident. Because of the action of Mrs. Von Gammon the bill was defeated, and foot-

ball was continued as a major sport of the University of Georgia, which has since turned out some of the greatest football teams the country has seen. The Von Gammon memorial fund was started by the University of Virginia, which gave the University of Georgia the first SSOO towards the fund.

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