Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 151, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1922 — Page 12

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Old King Football Enters Last Lap of 1922 Seasonon Saturday

SOUTHERN TEiIS INVADE EAST SS BIGTHREE'POINT' Nebraska-Syracuse Tilt Will Be Big Feature of Dull Day. By HESRY FARRELE (United Press Sports Kditor) NEW YORK. Nov. 3.—Football goes into thè last stretch Saturday with a day of rather mediocre games. Most of thè big varsitv elevens arranged contests for a breathing speli before th* crowning games of thè season. Several interesting intersectional games are on thè schedule. The South, which has been on a Wholesale in vasi on of thè East this year, provides two of thè most attrattive numbers of thè card. Florida engages Harvard at Cambridge and Alabama meets thè University of Pennsylvania at rhiladelphla. Another good intersectional combat ,vill be staged between Nebraska, one of thè leaders of thè Missouri Valley Uonference, and Syracuse, at Syrause. Nebraska cleaned up Pittsburgh ast year and they come East highly outed again this year. Washington and Jefferson and La'ayette will furnish thè most imporrili game of thè day with a battle on he Polo Grounds here. Both teams went through an uniefeated season last year and both anked up high with thè Eastern 'aders, as they promise to do agatn his year. Cornell and Columbia Cornell, striving to live up to thè eputation of n "point a minute" leven, plays Columbia at Ithaca. It s thè flrst important game on Correll's schedule, as Dobie's men have ■een engagir.g “set ups" all season. Yale, beginning to point for thè Big Three” games. has anything but pleasant task in playlng Brown. A'hen thè game was arranged last 'all, thè Providence eleven looked :ke it would be a nice workout for be EUs, but Brown turned out to be .ne of thè biggest surpri •s f thè ear. with a great team. Princeton, likewise. h--aonent In Swarthmore. a , i;at lways gives thè Tigers trouL. om---ng as thè game does thè week before he Harvard game. Princeton can not > fiord tc take any chances on in uries and it would be no surprise to -ee thè Nassau team finish on thè ow end of thè score. Illinois and Northwestern and Minleeota and Wisconsin will provide he most important games in thè Western Conference. Notre Dame •neets one of thè conference members n a game with Indiana. California has an important game ,rith Washington State on thè coast 'entro agalnst Kentucky and Georgia .'ech against Clemson. FLAPPING THE FLAPPERS Northwestern Co-eds Get New Set of

Rules. •j United .Vdf CHICAGO, Nov. 3. —Mrs. Grundy I ili be among those present in thè >-ed rooting section at thè eetern-lUinois football game at Erma Saturday. Every Northwestern co-ed who in'nde tc make thè trip must face a uizzing board before she leaves Bv'iston, thè Women's Self-Government • ssociation of thè school announced hursday. Among questiona whieh they must nrwer satlsfactorily are: "■When are vou going and when wlll cu return?” ‘•"nere will you stay while there?” “Are you going by traln or auto•obile?” If a co-ed goes by automobile she iust lug along an approved older pereti for chaperon. DEPAUW GETS WISCONSIN t'igers Will Play at Madison on Dee. 19. y Time s Special GREENCASTEE. Ind.. Nov. 3.~ The basket-ball team of De Pauw 'nlversity will meet Wteconsin* this ear, according to an announcement nade. The game will be played at Madison Dee. 19. The game with Purdue has not ,een closed. The Boilermakers ha ve ’eclined each Tiger invitation. TECH TO NOTRE DAME Irish Eleven to Meet Southemers at Home. By Time Special SOUTH BEND. Ind.. Nov. 3. Georgia Tech wlll play Notre Dame on Cartier fleld next year. it has been announced. The date for thè big clash has not been announced. The Irish eleven trounced thè Tornadoes this year on their own stamping ground. The game was arranged while thè Catholics were in thè South. Basket-Ball Gaines Wanted SHELBYVILL.E. Ind., Nov. 3.—A basket-ball team organized hcre playing under thè name of thè Presbyterian Sunday school war.ts games. Write Robert Small. manager. Indili naapolis Femdales. Franklin. Columbus, Greensburg andn Muncie take notice. ;INDEPENDENT AND AMATEUR FOOTBALL The Gerfield A. C. football team wlll noe! thè Spade Sunday at a p m. on thè .arfieid rridi-on. All player ar* exjrer-ted •ut tor practice tonifbt and Sunday raornrxt. Tor tnfonnaUon cali Drexel *d 7B and ek for Bill. Th T. M. 8. football team will prwtioe nday night at Gaifleld Park. All member -re aak*d to *et>ort. In rase of rata Tepori I Voilrath'a caie, corner of Palmer and albctt SU. Th Grapp'er wiß peac-t'.-e and 'unday morniag a ti£e corner of South--wttrti and Walooa 6t. All player ar* oQueatod to b preer.t. They wib play ’h# Tuxed a Club Sunday aftemoon at Totd•wJl CV->e CJSS and

SWEATERS ON MERIT Bu Time * Special FRANKLIN. Ind., Nov. 3 Athletic sweater awards at Frankiin College this year will be made on thè basis of merit and not on thè numhor of games partlcipated In aecording to Head Coach Gris Wagner. Team work, cooperation. a wiliingriess to traln and generai spirit will be considered, Wagner said. Sweaters will be awarded to participants In all branches of work and thè merit rule will apply in all of thè sports.

Playing thè Field With E delie Ash

TWO more Big Ten football players have falien under thè tneligibility hammer of jealousy. Protest, prò- J test, who's got thè protest. PENN STATE grld stars played a ! round of golf thè day before thè clash with thè Navy. A husky full back carrying a golf club must have j been a strange siglit. When Holwerda was announcrd out of thè Purdue line-up Wahash mal Imi this hy announcing llenke incapacitated. Tliat's keeping it even. NOTRE DAME supporters regret to hear Gus Desch has been lost to thè squad. It will be welcome news to thè Army and Nebraska, but perhaps Coach Rockne stili has something to shock them with. He can sprlug more surprises than Santa Claus. LOLYKVILLK baseball club owners now know what was wrong with their team thè past season. Most of thè boys were in love, it seoms. t\ edding beila have been ringing overtime in thè Colonel camp silice thè season closed. DOGS entered in thè annual bowwow derby of Manitoba are wagging their tails. It has been decided to place thè canines on a dlet consisting of beef steak and eggs. A dog's lise ls not what it used to be. Old Motlier Hubbard’s dog didn't know his stuff. Ile should have taken up ra< ing. FLORIDA plays Harvard Saturday and thè Florida team ls said to average 200 pounds. Evidently a number , of Northern grid warriors have mi grated South iThe boys of 1" lurida don't grow that big. EVIDENTLY Butler means to make it ‘‘Origgs day" at Irwin field day. The lioothall wizard plana to try for place-kick records of every description in thè Rose Poly game. Tlie mysterious person who has been naming race horses has ivtlded a new line. He is naming shoes. RETTIN<i <’i -ihze fìglits in New York is against 'he iaw, but thè ref eree of thè Walker Brftton bout called off all bets anywav. It’s a wlse referee who knows what's golng on outside thè ring as well as inside. WONDER what size erowd would be present if Butler and Wabash clashed again this season? JACK BENTLEY, Baltimore baseball star, brought $05.000 and three players when sold to thè Oiants. That would be a piker price if football players were av.-Ulable by purchase. TECH AFTER REVENGE Locai H. S. Gridders Get Ynother Chance at I.ouisville Male. Technical high school will endeavor to avenge thè defeat of last year when thè football team meets I.ouisville Male high in thè Kentucky city on Saturday. Coach Kingsolver flnished thè week's training Thursday and thè entire squad will see thè ManualShortridge contest today. A black[board Grill tonlght will complete thè | preparations for thè Saturday tilt. I lavvvis, who has l>e*;n developing as a j drop kicker, will probably get a ichance in thè Louisville game. The - team will leave early Saturday morning. The probable line-up will he: Lewis, ; le; Unger, It; Davies, lg; Jolley, c; jltust, rg; Cottrell. rt Gullion, re; dar{rlson, q; Maxwell, Ih; Moore, rh: | CUft, full. STIEHM TO RETURN | Expecteù Back in Blooinington on Saturday or Sunday. . 7?v Times Special ! BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Nov. 3 j Jumbo Stiebm. athletic director of Ini diana University, who has been conj fined in a sanitarìuni at Johnson | Creek, Wis., with a serious abdomlnal : ailment, will return to Bloomington I Saturday night or Sunday is thè word ; received bere. Stlehrn will not at- : teinpt any coaching this season.

‘A GOLFING STILL’ Out of thè hazo of football scorna and early season basket-Dall games comos .a candidate for thè “Hole in One” Golf Club. The latest entry from Indianapolis to thè select organization ls Robert Jenny, Pleasant Run golfer. Jenny plunked one in at hole No. 5 on thè IMeasant Run courße In one. It is a 168-yard drive and is surrnunded by bunkers. Mrs. Jennv tvas playing with her husband at thè lime.

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STATE ELEVENS BATTLE IT OUT IN HDOSIERLAND Notre Dame-I. U. and WabashPurdue Contests Feature Program for Saturday. The State College football program for Saturday is almost a Hoosier affair entirely. The Indiana teams for thè most part are fighting it out between themselves. I. U. goes to South Bend to battle thè Irish at Notre Dame home-coming day. and Wabash takes on Purdue at Lafayette in thè scraps of most interest. In this city thè chief interest in thè Butìer-Rose contest is Griggs. it has been announced that thè Irvington place-kicker de luxe will try for some new records. It will take eight kicks to break thè old mark of seven in a single game, aecording to available dope, and a sixty-six-yard distance boot to go over thè old record of slxtyAve yards from placement. Oakland City and Ilanover play at Ha n over. Kenyon meets De Pauw at Greencasvlc and De Paul plays Valparaiso in two games in which eompetition comes from out of thè State. Earlham is thè only eleven to get out of Hoosierland. l'oaeh Mowc takes his charges to New Concord. Ohio, where Muskingum will be tacklcd.

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By Dick Anderson ANASTY smeli penneates thè football atniosphere once more. The carcass of thè calamity that befell thè Notre Dame and Illinois football squad last year has been disturbed and now thè unpleasant odor has spread to Wisconsin. Donald Murray, Wisconsin right charged—-but not I provi-d tliat Mur- à!33k football : i biade ANDERSON eye that it will take some timo for it to recover from. Augur admttted it and was dismissed without further hearing. If those tliìngs must continue to turn up in thè college football cirdes college authoritles will he dolng themselves a big favor and will be treatlng thè game and thè followers of thè fair, if flrst they thoroughlv INVI-IS-TIGATE and then announce their decision—instead of announcing their decision and then INVESTIGATINE!.

BIG STAKE By I nitrti Seten BALTIMORE. Nov. 3.—The fa mous Pimlico futurity for 2 yearol'ls is now a duet. It will be run in two divisions Saturday because tuo many entries will be received for one race. The originai stake of $40,000 for thè futurity will be offeretl in each sectlon, making a total stake of SBO,OOO, thè largest in 2-year-old aclng history.

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Smearing an End Run

Gus Malley. crack Georgetown back, is shown here making an end run in thè Georgetown-Marine game at Washington. This pinture was snapped just as a defensivo half back left his feet for thè tackle.

Saturday on thè Gridiron

Aberdeen Sor.—9. Dk. St. at Aberdeen. AUron—Ohio Northern at AUron. Arizona N.—N Mex Aeri at Tucson. Arkansas —Tulsa at Fayettevill*. Arkansas Aeri —Runselv e at Jonesboro. Ashland —Findlay at Ashland. Baylor—Texas Aeri, at Waeo. Bowdoin —Maino at Brunswick. Bowling Gri en—-Toledo at Bowling Green. Bradley Poi/—lllinois Wis. at Prona. Bucknell —Muhlenberg at I.ewlabur*. Butler —Rose Poly at Indianapolis. California—Wash. St. at Berkeley. Carnegte Tech —Allegherò) at Pittsburg. Carroll—Ripon at Waukesha. C C K. Y.—N. V. Aeri at New A ork. cincinnati —W Va at Cincinnati. Colgate—Teliteli at Johnson City. Colorado—Colo. Agri, at Boulder. Comi. Aeri. —providence at Storrs. Cornell—Columbia at ltbaca. (Yeigliton—So. I)ak al (imaha Partmoulh—Bos. Vniv. at Hanorer. iirnlson—Wooster at Granville. l‘e Pauw—Kenyon at Green- aetle. Petroli—Lombard al !*• troll. Ilr ake—Stale at Dos Moine. Presei—Nl John’* al Polla PuQuesne —■ W Va ite at Pitlsbnrgh. Fmery A He-iry—Flou at Kniory Kordhain—Springfield at Ne torà. Furmn —Krsklne a' ureenvillr t.allaudet—Getirge tVash at Waahineton. Georgetown —Ho'ly Cross at Washington. Georgia—Ala Poly at Columbus. Georgia Tech—Clemson at Atlanta Getlysburg—Picktnson at Harrlsburg. Grinnell—Washington at Grinnell. Hamilton—St I.awrence at Clinton. Hamilton —Rincolli at Hampton. Harvard —Fiori la at Cambridge. Haverford —Gullfo-d at Havcrford Hobart—Colon at Genera Howard— Morgan at Washington. Howard—Union C. at Birmingham. lltMod —Sorti.western ut Urbana. John Hopkins —W. Maryland al Ballo. Kansas—Oklahoma al I.awrence K.ulte ky—C'cntre al Lexington. I.ayette-—W A.l at Polo iroundg. I.eb Valley—Juutata at I.ebsnon. 10.,, Bla- kbuni i t Pinco n. * Louisville- Transylvaiiia it Louisville. Lowei'—Colio- it Lowell M rlelta— Giove City at Mariella Marnili-tte —Haskell at Milwaukee. Marshal: - Georget n Kl at li tng M ,-s Acri —siate at Ainherst Michigan Mieti Acri, at Ann Arbor MiiMa hury—Tufts at Middh-bury. Minnesota —Wineonsln t Miuneapo’i. Mississippi— Birni So. at Vnlveisity. 'l.w Agri Ouachlta nt As Coll Missouri—Hall Vgri at Columbia Mimmollili—Illinois Coll at Mulini h. Mt Colon—Case at Alitane" Muskingum—Karlham at N. Concord. New Hampshire—Vermont at Purham. N Y Cniv —Trlnlty al New York. N Car St ile—Davidson at Raleigh. N Dak Acri —N Dakota at Fargo Norwieh—Cisrkson at Northfieid Notre Ilan e -Indiana at Notre Panie. Ohio f.—St Xavier al Athens Ohio We -Miami at Delaware. Olivet—Petroli Jr. at. Olirei Otterbein— Ileidelb'g at Wosterrle Pacific—Cliemawa at Fst Giove, perni Mll—Frk A Mar at Chester. Pennsylvania—Alabama at Plitla I ittsburgh—Genova at Pittsburgh Princeton —Swarthmore at Prlncton. Purdue—Wabash at Lafayetts Red!,and—Ca! Tech at Redland*. Rice—Texas at Houston. Roanoke—Hamden-Sidy at Salem. St Benediet's—Uhil. Bus at Atehison. St Irnatlu—Dayton at Cleveland. St. Louis —Mo. Mine at St. Louis. Simmons —W. Va. Col! at Louisville. So. Carolina —t'ulv South, at Columbia. So. Metti—South t'mv. at Palla. Spearflsh—S Pk. Mia at Spartìsh Stanford —N'evada ai Palo Alto Stetson —Rolline at Pelami. Steven* —Delaware at Hoboken. Syracuse—Nebraska at Syracuse Tennessee—Vanderbilt at Knoxville. Tslnity—Oglethorpr at Durham. IT. S. Mil. Aead.—St. Bon. at West Point

Pi ir. So. Cai—Oneidental at Los Angeleg. Piati—Colo. Coll, at Salt Lako City Ptah Agri—Moni. Mines at Logan. Va Mll.—Catholto U. at Lexington. Va. Poly—Maryland at Bla- kburc. Virginia—W. A L. at Charlottesville Wa.vnesburg—Bethanv at Waynesboro. Wesleyan—Amherst at Middletown. Western Reserve—Hiram at Cleveland. iVistininster—Thiel at N. Wilmington. Wheaton—Mt. Morris at Whealon Whltman—Wililame'e at Walla Walla. Whlttler—P. Cai. S. B. at Whittier, William A Mary—Wake Foresi at Norfolk, llbatns —Rensselaer at WllUamton Wlttent>erg—Otierlin al Springfield. Yale —Brown at New Haven BUTLER-INDlfli CLASH HERE IN 1323 PLRNNED Irvington Officials Extend Invitation and I. U. Authorities Givo Favorable Reply. Butler Uollepo athletic authorities have extcndetl an lnvltntion to Tiirll ana University to brini? thè Primson football team to Indianapolis next fall to me et l’at Page’B Rulldogs. Authorities at Bloomini?tor. did not i?ive a definite answer. but they did Indicate they would aet favoraldy on thè proposltion. and tbere is every likelihood that Indianapolis pirld fans will see thè State university machine In action against lìutler in thè fall of 1323. A Butler-Indlana clash here would not mean thè Orlmson would not play nn annual Rìr Ten grame in Indiati apolla, accordine to I. U. officials. Thus thre is every Indicatimi thè lndianapolls college football program next year will ho a decldc-d feature affair.

FACTS 0F r H. S. GAME Event —First high sclioul gri-i game for city titlo. Partloipant—Manual and Siiort ridge. Place —Irwin field. Time —2:15 p. in. Officials — Pat Page (Chicago), ref eroe; Heze Clark (Indiana), uni pire: Htigh Yandiver (Franklin), head linesman.

ifilON Flit FACES HARD NET SCHEDULE Uncompleted Card Calls fori Twenty-One Games- Three i Dates Are Open. By Time Special MARION, Ind.. Nov. 3.—The Marion High School basket-ball team faces one of thè hardest and most interesting schedulos arranjfed for a team bere in yeasr. Many schools that have never played a Marion I figli School team will be seen in action bere. The present schedule calls for twenty-seven games with three open dates. The so.-tson open Nov. 24 with La Fountaine. Coach Gilbert will start practice Nov. 13. On Dee. 15. Marion will play Ft. tVayne. A brother of thè Marion coach is coaching thè Ft. Wayne team. The schedule: Nov. 24 —La Fontaine bere. Nov. ;JI)— Sw(y-icr there. Dee. 2—Bluflton there. Dee. <l—Katon here Dee. fi—Huntington here. Dee. 13—Hartford City there. Dee. 15—Ft Wayne. South Siile here. (Gi.berts brother Ward is coaching thie team l. Dee. 20—Perù bere. Dee. -22—Hunt'ngton there Dei'. 27 —Hartford City here. Dee. 29—Miine.e bere Jan. 3—Falrraount Itigli School bere. Jan. 6—Logansport there. Jan. 10—Anderson there Jan. 12—Ft. Wayne there, Jan. 13 —N'ewcastle here. Jan. 17 —Perù there. Jan. 19—Open. Jan. 20 —Logansport here. Jan 24 Fairmount High School there. Jan 27—Technical, Indianapolis, there. Jan. 31—Fairmount Acadamy there. Kcb. 2 —Manual Training. Indianapolis, here >Vb. 3 —Newcaslie theTe. Feb. 7—Anderson here. Feb. 9—Bluflton here Feb 14 —Fairmount Academy here. Feb. Pi—M un eie there. Feb. 21—Open. Feb. 23—Open. OXFORD SCHEDULE 71 ti Tmirs Spretai OXFORD. Ind., Nov. 3.—The Oxford High School football team will open ; ilio 1922 season here Friday night i with Raub. The schedule follows: Nov. 3 —Raub and F.ari Park at Oxford : Nov 10-—Oxford at Boswell. Nov. 17—Oxford at Anderson. Nov. 24 —Ambia at Oxford. De.- I —Jefferson at Oxford Dee fi—Oxford at Brookston. p.-c là—Attica at Oxford Dee. li)—Oxford at Pine Village Dee 21 —West Lebanon at Oxford, j.oi si—Frodami park at Oxford. Jan 12 —B* well at Oxford, j.m. 17 —Ot ter twin at Oxford Jan 2'i—Pine township at Oxford. Feb. 3—Oxford at Brook. Feti !<—Oxford at Attica. Icb PI and 17 —Benton County tournaFeb 23—Oxford at Otterbein. Feb 2 4 -Shortridge and Indianapolis at Oxford. State Football Saturday Rose Poly at Butler. Wabash at Purdue. Kenyon at De Pauw Indiana at Notre Dame. F) Paul at Yalparaiso. F -Ulani at Muskingum lOhiol. e islaml City College at Ilanover. Franklin (open date).

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Star Tender JACK BENTLEY The New York Gìants purchased Bentley from thè Baltimore Orioles for a sum said to be about $72,500. He is a left hander and is a fine batsmen. He will make a good running mate for Art Nehf. NEW FIVE ORGANIZED Ralph Keys Lines Up Star Aggregation. Ralph Keys, for several years athletic director and coach of Y. M. C. A. teams, announced Friday that he will place a strong net team in thè field this year. The team, to be known as thè Capitol City Five, is managed by Ralph Loftus arid has been working out for reveral weeks at thè Turner gym. For thè center position Davis, forrr.er Franklin High School player, will be on thè job in his old reliable way. The Crini brothers, who starred with thè Columbus High School team, have been signed. One plays fcrward and thè other guard. Keys will play one of thè forwards and his brother, Fred, will try for a guard position. The Failey brothers, who also played with Columbus High, and Cotton round out thè squad. The Failey boys and thè Crini boys will also be remembered for their activities on thè Columbus Commercial Independent team. For games with thè Capitol City five, which will play only road ball, address 1320 Ewing St.

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NOV. 3, 1922

WEALTH BF NET MATERIAL IS BUT ON NBRMAL Flit Coach Bayh Has Large Squad of Letter Men to Work With. By Timeg Special TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Nov. 3. With no football this season State Normal is looking forward eagerly to thè coming basket-ball schedule. Coach Bayh has a wealth of material with which to work. A large number of letter men will he out for thè squad. Chief amori? those in school are Harry Conover, Jim Conover, Captain Brown, Fred Morris, Melr, Willis, Bratton, Jones and Osborne. Morris Tudor, who was at De Pauw last season, ls one of tho promising new men. Others are Russell and Tapy of last year's squad, Ashley, Plkffi-, Woods and Van Horn. The floor guard position should he well taken care of with such players of known ability as Captain Brown. Harry Conover and Morris out for thè job. Meir and Bratton should be able to hold down thè back guard position. Russell may make these men step. At center a number of strong men will fight it out. Tudor, Bratton. Jim Conover, Tapy and Van Horn will try for thè pivot place. Piker, Ashly, Woods. Osborne and Willis are forwards. Some of thè center aspirants can easily be ' shifted to forward if thè occasion demands. Y. M. H. A. Five Wlns The Y. M. H. A. basket-ball team defeated thè De Molava at thè Communal building in a thriller by a scora of 24 to 20. The game was won in thè last minutes of play. It was a nip and tuck game throughout. Black. Tech coach, refereed thè contest. For game with thè Y. M. H. A. addrass thè Communal building, 17 W. Mor* “ ris SL