Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 156, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1922 — Page 6

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Locai Prep School Elevens to Gei Plenty of Action Against State Rivals

TUE H.S. TEAMS IN TILTS OÌIERWEEK-END Technical Line-Up Shaken Up for Game With Kirklin on Friday. MANUAL AT GREENFIELD Cathedral Meets Perù Saturday at Washington Park —Shortridge Is ld!e. Three of thè locai high school football teams are In action over thè week-end, two of thè games belng played In Indianapolis and one away. The Technical contest with Kirklin, perhaps, holds thè most Interest. It le scheduled for Tech fleld on Frldav aftemoon at 2:30. Cathedral plays Peni at 'Washington Park on Saturday. Manual in thè other game goes to Greenfield on Friday. Shortridge does not play and wlìl meet Tech next week in thè second game of thè city high school serles. Coach Kingsolver of Tech, since thè loss to Loulsvllle Male last Saturday. has been shiftlng thè team. Lewis has been practidng at quarter, where he played last year; Clift, full back, has taken Lewis' place at end while Schumer has been gettlng a try at Gulllon's Job at thè other wing extremity. Unger, who got an ankle spralned, is not working thls week. and Bamhardt is 6howlng good stufT in thè captain’s place at tackle. Baldwln at full went big In thè Louisville game and is tearing them up In practice. Kirklin, Tech's foe Friday, ls thè home town of Kingsolver. The team is anxìous to show thè coach’s home folks that “Willie” has a reai team. Rumor, Tliat’s All Rumore, rumore, rumore—when will they cease to be a menace? Not satlsfied with college scandal high 6chools have been put on thè list and Manual was tha latest to suffer from a rumor that waa unfounded. E. H. Kemper McComb, prindpal, has given out a statement exonerating all of thè Manual players from any euspicion of ineligibility. Manual wlll play at Greenfield Friday with practlcally thè same line-up that defeated Shortridge last week in thè flret of thè city series. Cathedral High School was disappolnted last Saturday when Mlchawaka forfeited. *N ney'a lads were expecting to play before thè big homecoming crowd at No tre Dame and dld not get a chance to show thetr stufi. Perù ls thè rivai eleven thls Saturday, and Washington Park is thè place. The team ls puttlng in some hard llcks for thè scrap. Scriminage was on thè program Tuesdajr. Capt. Trenck, it ls very probahle, will not play to any great extent thè remainder of thè season on account of his broken hand. Perù defeated Manual, 3 to 0. Feeney's team has not been beaten thls season.

GREENFiELD’S BIG GAME By Time Special GREENFIELD, Ind., Nov. 9. Green field High School football team and Manual Training High School of Indiana polla eleven will meet here Frlday. The game will start at 2:30 o’clock and will be plaved at thè Fairground. The game is thè big athletic event of thè season here and thè Greenfield football fans are planning to make thè Indianapolis athletes welcome. bakefTfavors bezdek By Uniteli Pres PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.—William F. Baker, owner of thè Philadelphia National, admltted Wednesday he was aster Hugo Bezdek, former Pirate manager and director of athletice at Tnn State College, to handle bis team next jrear. They are to talk it over "In thè ntor future.** DYERTO BOX ROSS Edd’e Dyer, locai fentherweight, and Tonny Ross of Pittsburgh, have been matched to meet in Terre Haute Nov. 15. Ben Fox, manager of Dyer, may sign his protege with a good boy in thls city on one of thè coming locai Cght carda. Reynolds to \Vrestie Jack Reynolds, thls dty’s crack welterweight wrestler, will meet an opponent to be selected later In conjunctlon with thè regular performance at thè Broadway Theater next Tuesday night. Ed Sullivan, manager of thè theater,. is arranging thè match. Reynolds has assumed his duties as wrestllng coach at Indiana University and is keeping in shape by teaching thè college bovs. Y. M. S. Has Open Date Due to a mistake in schedule thè Y. M. S. football team will not play thè Southeasterns, Nov. 12, and would like to hear from some fast eleven in regard to a game for that date. The Y. M. S. holds a permit for Garfleld Park. Nov. 19 and 30, are also open and games are wanted. The South easterns will be met on Nov. 26.

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Play ing thè Field With Eddie Ash IT IS no more than naturai that Windy Lotshaw should get a Job in thè Windy City. As thè new trainer for thè Cuba, watch Windy strut when he drapes himself in a big league unle. With thè announcement that Windy had been engaged thè Uub direetore also inade it known they intend to enlarge their park. They They ean’t moke that park too big for Lotshaw. SERJOUSLY epeaking, thè veteran Windy was thè best trainer thè Indinnapolls team ever had. In addltlon to rubbing. thè klnks out of players' muscles he warmed up pltchers and sbared in thè coaching. He also was personally acqualnted with all baggage smagherà, conductors, brakemen and station agente throughout thè A. A. clrcult. WELL! Babe Ruth is doing another come-back ajready. In picklng an ali-star American League team of players durlng hts period as manager Connle Mack names thè Bambino for an outfleld posltlon. Carberry will not be in thè Not re Dame line-up at West Polnt Saturday. Caslner will be In there, however. MONTREAL dty dada favor two months of wlnter sport on a big scale. Anythlng to attract more Yankee dollars. THIS ls thè open season for elaiming thè high school football Championchip. HAL GRIGGS ls galning national fame as a fleld goal booter. Chicago critica admlt he’s one of thè best In thè country.

■GORE STRONELINE-UP The same line-up that defeated thè Kokomo Legion football team two week ago wlll start against thè Fera dales Sun day aftemoon at Ferndale fleld, according to Captain “Cooney" Checkaye of thè Munde Congervllles. Thls means thè CongervUles are Intendlng to preeent thelr etrongest front, and locai fans are sure to see a hot battle at thè west side grounds when thè two teams tangle. Three Indiana University “I” men wlll aet as offlcials in Sunday'e tilt. Buschman wlll referee. Julius wlll urr.pire and Gard wlll act as head linesman. The line-ups Sunday wlll be as folows: Conservine. Terni!** Siane. Àeaaner ...Zi. E. . ..... . Becreet E. Whlte t. T —... Kimmlck Shafer L O HlrP "oooer e...,.*..** *■ ■ - Brady Bittner R. O Wob!heiter t,. Checkaye R T ... Lampert D. Whlte, Harklns R E John Hopkins "Cooney" Checkaye.Q. ... Weleh Baldwln, B. Hole.X. H Nelson Louis Hol# R. H A they Mick Hole F. B Matthias

BARNHART AND GLICK Jackle Bamhart of Terre Haute has been matched to tangle with Sidney 1 Glick on thè Washington A. C.. box- ; lng card at Tomlinson Hall, Monday, Nov. 20. It will be one of three tenround bouts. K O. Circus and Houle Lavell are to clash In a ten-rounder on thè card and one more match remains to be filled. Matchmaker Harter is endeavoring to arrange a card of willing mixers far thè flstlcuff fans. CURTAINS FOR CHAMPS By United Nesc PARIS, Nov. 9.—French boxlng Champion had rough rldlng Wednesday night. Middlewelght Champion Balzao was knocked out in thè eleventh round by Prunler and Llghtweight Champion Brevlerea waa floored in thè flfteenth round by Porcher. MICKEY O’DOWD WINS By United Pre MUNCIE. Ind., Nov. 9.—Mlckey O’Dowd of Muncie, won thè newspaper decislon over Red McDonald of Toledo, here last night. McDonald had both eyes practlcally closed In thè seventh round, but rallied, and thè tenth was one of thè hardest fought round ever staged in Muncie. Independent Basket-Ball The Meldoa Club basket-ball team wants carnea with State and city clubs. For carnea addresa 1.. Smith, 1336 E. Raymond St., or cali Drexel 5899. and aak for Lew. The Slmmona Marvels will open their aeaeon Nov. 16 with thè Kewpiea at South Side Tumer Hall. The Marvela warit carnea with locai and State Uvea. The followtnc teama take notice: Richmond Kewpiea. Anderson Ali-Star and Muncie Mldceta. Ror carnea, addresa Simmons' druc atore, 1101 S. East St.. or cali Drexel 0200. Christamore Grid Practlce The Christamore football team will practlce Frlday at 7:30 p. m. at thè usuai place. Those who do not show up for practlce will not get Into thè game Sunday. Patterson, Smith and Kelly are asked to get in touch with L. Henry at Belmont 1452 beforc Friday night.

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Lower row, Loft to. Righi—Lawrence Henry (captain); Walter Hoffman, Frank Downing, Thomas Commina, Conner Gallagher, Joe Gehrlng, Robert Alert. Middle Row, Left to Rlght—D. Hazelwood (mascot); Cedi Boots, Arthur Mehan, Ernest Price, Herman Wolf, Alvin Montgomery, Everltt Hazelwood. Top Row, Left to Right— Raymond Ping (coach), Cliff Jenkins, Thomas De Falso, Loto Lovell, Wanner.

The Christamore football team is thè only 150-pound eleven in Haughville this season and is thè first team to represent Christamore In thè grld sport. The squad ls now competlng In thè 150-pound toumnment belng stuged under thè auspices of thè Ferndale Athletic Club in connection with

I. ANDJ.COACH DENIESTROUBLE By United Xetc NEW YORK. Nov. 9. Earle “Greasy” Neale, coach of thè great Washington and Jefferson football team in lts spring of elghteen consecutive games wlthout a single defeat, denied Wednesday In a dispatch to thè L’nlted News that he is having trouble with college authoritiea or inditiduals In Washington, Pa., thè seat of Wash-Jeff University. Reports from Pittsburgh had previously quoted Neale as threatening to leavo thè school because he didn't like Washington and "some people In Washington” dldn’t Ulte hlm. “The coach is everythlng to thè team." he declared. "This ls proved by thè fact that some coaches tura out poor teams with reai material while others can lake mediocre material and produce good teams." Neale was asked to eay candldly in what degree he considered hls coachlrg to be responsible for thè great record of Wash-Jeff. He dld not answer dlrectly, but gave most of thè credit to thè players saying; "We boast of some rea! stara, namely Erickson, Kopf, West, Winderqulst and Basista. Our material generally ts llmited, however." BUTLER GRID FANS HOLD BANQUET FOR PLAYERS The Bufler football players were introduced at a banquet Wednesdav ovenlng at thè Chamber of Commerce attended by P.utlor studente, graduate and friend of thè college. Coach Page and hls asslstant Hinkle male talks. Duttenlìaver, captain of thè team, was one of thè speakers. Everybody seemed to have a great deal of respect for thè prowess of De Pauw and said that Butler would have to flght hard against thè Methodlsts here Saturday. Among thè speakers were Van Rlper, Emslle Johnson, Hilton. U. Brown, Prof. Putman, Judge Chamberlln, L. C. Huey, EH Schloss, Walter Whlte, E. L. Cothemll, H. C. Snethen and Paul Jordan.

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thè regular Sunday contesta belng played by thè Ferndale eleven. In this tourney of junior teams thè Christmores have played two tie assai rs with thè Rlverslde Trlangles, 6 to 6 and oto 0. The Haughville boys’ next appearance in thè toumament will be Sunday, Nov. 19, against thè

‘MEAL TICKET ERA IS STILL FRESH TO SIRI Bv BATTLING SIICI As Told to MILTON BRONNER, NEA Staff Correspondent. CHARTER IV'. ■w-w yHEN thè war was over, my artillery regiment was sent to Versailles near Paiis. I was demohilizod short ly afterward. I waa * * Conierai Louis Phal, with two decorations and honorable wounds. Also. I had no job and only 200 franca But I wanted to be through dlsh washing. I asked for a job as a walter In a little restaurant. The owner was a good fellow. He saw my medals and gave me a chance. His was a plain Uttle place where you didn't have to put. on a lt of style.

I had a couple of fights In 1920. I went to Toulouse and beat Henry' In ten rounds on points, and knocked out J. Andouy In four rounds, aster loslng to hlm on points slx years before. One day I had my ami full of dlshes and a man carne to me and sald: "You are Slkl!” I told hlm I was. He sald he wanted me to flght In Paris, against Dorenzi, Champion of thè French army. The boss let me off to train, as he thought it would help his eating place lf I tvon or put up a good losing flght. The patrone would knowr Slkl. thè fighter, was waitlng on them. I knocked out Derenzl in three rounds. I may be a falr-flghter, but I am a rotten business man. I am almost asharaed to teli you how little t got lor llcklng thè army Champion—3oo franca, whlch was only about $25 in American money then! I don’t think I only got a little money because I am colored. No, I think it ls because uutl! I met Churley Heller, my present manager, I never had anybody to advlae me what I ought to, get. Why, even in my bIg-

CHALKING UP By United ,Vrt ra NEW YORK. Nov. 9.—Three forelgn champions and Wlllle Hoppe, fomier world's Champion, are among thè blllard experts who will attempt to take thè world tltlo from Jake Schaefer In thè 13.2 balkline champlonsblp toumament w-hlch beglns here next Monday night. The toumament wlll run for eight days. The forelgn champions are Conti, Fran.ee; Hagenlacher, Germany, and Horemans, Belgluin.

winner of next Sunday’s 150-pound contest. For a team playing its first season of football thè record of thè Chrlstamores is considered good. They went cut of thè city for two games with veteran elevens and ajso played thè li rock sidea of Indianapolis.

gest. fights with men like Journee and Carpentler. T drew down email sums. Continue Winning Aster beating Derenzl I coutil get other fights to carry me along until thè next one. In thè spring of 1920 I knocked out V. Marcitati 1 and Westbrook and won from Le Fevre, J. Depaus, Rene Devos and J. Liggett. But I wasn't gettlng anywhere. I was only considered a fumili rater, fightlng four raters. Nobody i eheved In ine and I wasn’t ambitlous. I would flght anybody if a prico was put up, not a. fancy piice, either, but one meanlng food and drink fot a month. I eat lots of fish. I eat meat that stlcks to thè ribs I like to gnaw thè bones. It keeps your toeth white and strong. I don't drink tea or coffee or milk. In Franco 1 drink wlne like a French ma n. In H olla tu* 1 diink beer like a Dutchnian. When not training I like to be out with men, smoking and talklng and drlnklng. When I train, I take lots of sleep. It helps build thè body and ou let thè nerves.—Copyright, 1922. NfilA Service. . (To Re Continue*!) SYRACUSE COMING WEST Un Uniteti l‘rra* SYRACUSE, N. Y.. Nov. 9.—Syracuse and thè University of Nebraska bave agreed to meet on thè gridlron agalli next fall. The game probably wlll be played In Lincoln on Thanksgivlng day. Big Track Meet Sought By United l'eeaa NEW YORK, Nov. 9.—Application to stage thè 1923 senior track and field eharapionships at thè New Yankee stadium will be made by thè Metropolitan Associatlon at thè comlng meeting of thè A. A. U. here.

FIIST'BIGTHHEE' GAME SATURDAY Forward Passes Expected to Feature Attack of Harvard and Princeton. TEAMS WORK 0N DEFENSE ! B)/ United Xetcs CAMBRIDGE, Mass.. Nov. 9.—The Harvard-Princeton game, thè first of thè “Big Three” collisions, in thè Stadium Saturday, probably wlll be an exhibition of thè forward pass and open play on thè ground In ideal proportions. Princeton remembers that Harvard’s passing game wrought thè two tie scores of 1919 and 1920 and gained much ground last year, although Princeton won. As for Princeton’s overhead work, thè pass has been used so much that lt has seemed reckless to thè conservative slde-line experts in New Jersey. But it was also thè very m&neuver whlch enabled Princeton to defeat Chicago. Scouts who liave watched Princeton ' have been sending thè seconda against | thè Harvard ’varslty in a variety of typical Tiger plays, and thè hard work of breaking up such tactics will continue until sundown Thursday. On Friday Harvard’s regulars will take it easy, perfecting themselves in thè offensive trlcks to be sprung on thè vislting heroes. SUGGESTS DISTRICT PLAN FOR H. S. GRID TEAMS By Timea Spentili EVANS VILLE. Ind., Nov. B. John O Chewming, principal of thè Central j High School of Evansvllle, today declared he was In favor of dlviding thè j Stato into distriets for playing foot- j ball games The Champion of thè various distriets then could meet and thè State high school football Champion be selected. Chewnlng polnted out that this was belng tried this year in Wisconsin by thè high schools. It ls done in Indiana tn basket-ball and he beJieves lt would work out well In football. OMARS ARRANGE GAMES The basket-ball teams whlch will ; represent thè Omar Athletic Associ- \ atlon of Indianapolis will play thè Butler College Ave Dee. 9. it was an : nouneed by Manager Puckett Wedneaday. EfTorts wlll be made to play I thè game In Tomllnson Hall, lt ls sald. Players engaged to perforai for thè j Ornare are; Camey, Illinois; Men- ; denhall, De Pauw r ; Glpson, De Pauw; j Moffett. De Pauw. and Hennossey and ! Frankfort, Indianapolis. The team ts schedujed to open at Knightstown Nov. 25.

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HISIEB MBS STURTFOR EflS' Notre Dame and Wabash Lea\ for Battles With Army and W. and J. SCARLET TEAM CRIPPLE Notre Dame and Wabash were leave for thè East today, where tl two Hoosier representatlves meet tv tough teams in thè Army and Was lngton and Jefferson. The Army, whlch ls always stron seems to be exceptlonally powerf this season and has as its greate acliievement a 7 to 7 tie with Yal Last Saturday was W. and J.s b day, when thè undefeated eleven Lafayette went down before thè Prei dents, 14 to 13. Rockne was to Jead hls men towa tko rising sun at noon today. In tl squad were thirty-two players. B In all that crowd thè captain was mit lng. Carberry, who received Beva injuries In thè Georgia Tech contei dld not make thè trip. Notre Dame ls expected to get In West Polnt at noon on Friday. Tl annual struggle looks like a tetri! battle, from all advance dopo. Wabash leaves from Indianapol tonlght for lts big eastern scrap wt W. and J. The Scarlet Is in wor condltlon than at any tlme thls yee Three of thè regulars are not In sha; to play. Capt. Kip Kessler, guardi Stasai and Henke, ends, wlll not get in action. Henke will not make thè loti ney. Staples, thè tackle who w; burt at Purdue, wlll be able to ra in thè battle, although he wlll not 1 in thè best shape for a gruelling co test. The Wabash team indulged in Tlg work Wednesday and will hav< a ether easy driìl today. The remalnd of thè eleven wlll be In good sh&; for Saturday’s game. The W’abash studente planned a b send-off for thè squad today. TANARUS! team wlll go to Indianapolis at 7; on thè lnterurban and leave at over thè Pennsylvania.

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