Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 121, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1922 — Page 11

SEPT. 29, 1922

HOT SHOTS From Big Ten Grid Camps

Chicago Only part of the squad turned out for practice yesterday because of registration day. Most of the grid men had to register and the rest was needed after the stiff workouts dur- , .ing the early part of the week. Minnesota The first string Is still a question. This was shown when three complete elevens were used against the scrubs in yesterday’s workout. Fred Grose, who played quarter in several games last year, looks the best for that position to date. Illinois The cutting is all over and Coach .Zuppke has three full teams with which to work. Practice was light yesterday because of the hot weather. Indiana Signals, signals, signals, is the ortider of the day at Indiana. Sixty-five candidates went through the signal drill for more than two hours yesterday. “Duke" Hanny showed up ..well with the punters. He gets his Jcic-ks away for sixty and seventy yards and gives his ends lots of time to get down under them. * Purdue Coach Phelan is giving his charges all they want in the way of scrimmage these days. The freshmen are the goat*. Northwestern > * TV® full teams battled for an hour yesterday as coaches watched to determine the line-up for the Beloit i game Oct. 7. lowa " The cripples were all back in the game today and lowa’s practice settled down to real work. The first team scored four touchdowns on the “seconds” In yesterday's scrimmage. Michigan Individual instruction is the order of the day with the Wolverines. -Coaches follow the team closely, pick- .. ing out individual flaws. The return of many of the injured to the game put more snap into the drilL WUEPENDENT AND AMATEUR FOOTBALL The Brooksido A. A. football team is rounding: into shape for the game with Cumtierland Sunday. Several new players have 1 Ten added to the line-up. The following men are asked to be at practice tonight: Keller. Bissey. Baker, Mays, Galahan. Vehling. C. Katzenberger. -Laker. Kline. E,urke. Dempsey. Newkirk. Flannigan. Har-p-r. Wittey. Thompson and Mix. For games address tv. Walker. Olney and E. Tenth Sts.. or call Webster 1421. The Mapleton football team will meet tonight and Coach Hynes will pick the team foe the coming- season. The team will also elect a captain. The Mapletons are without a rame for Sundav and futuie dates. Ad-drt-s Roy Hynes. 324 W. Twenty-Sixth St.. or call Randolph 9481. Brookside Cubs. St. Philips-and Marion Ramblers take notice. The Mapletons lost last Sunday to the Greenwood American Legion team, 12 to 0. The Southeastems will play Bridgeport Sunday. All players expecting to get into the contest Sunday should report for practice tonight at 7:30 at the regular meeting {dace. The Brookside A. A. football team will play at Cumberland Sunday. Prictice will be ! eld tonight at Brookside at 7 o'clock. For games with the Brooltsides call Webster 1431. dr address W. Waiker, Olney and E Tenth Sts. Tt e T M. S. grid team opens the season Sunday at Greenwood. Practice will be held tonight at Garfield Park. The club wants to schedule State games. Address Eddie En-

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dicott Blum, 726 Cottage Ave., or call Drexel 5136, between 6 and 7 p. in. The St. Philip football team will practice at Spades Park Wednesday and Friday evenings at 6:30. All players are requested to report. The Saints will meet the Riverside Triangles at Femdale field Sunday. The Apollos will play at Maywood Sunday. The Spades manager is requested to 'all Webster 4204 after 0 tonight. Ask for Tom. The Lincoln Highways defeated Bloomington last Sunday. 10 to o. A game 1b wanted for Sunday Oct. 1. Address H. L. Coleman in care of Denison Hotel barber shoo. The Highways play a return game at Bloomington on Oct. 8.

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| SIKI GETS WISE Takes Lesson From Dempsey and j Leonard. By United News ROTTERDAM, Sept. 29.— Battling Siki. conqueror of Georges Carpen tier, intends to pick up a little easy money around the continent of Europe be fore risking his new-won honors aga inst the frisky boys from the United States of America, Harry Wills and Jack Dempsey not excepted.

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