Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 163, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1922 — Page 14

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Stage Is All Set for Big Gridiron Clash Between Butler and Notre Dame

CAMME IH TGOAY FOR FEATUfIE CASSE Indicatiqns Are Irvvin Field Will Acccmmodate About Ha!f of Crowd. CONTEST A THRILLER Both Teams Will Enter Fracas With Elevens Aimost intact —Starts at 2 P. M. Magic words —Notre Dame is Corning to town. There's a thrill In that e tate me nt for thè football enthuslaats. Knute Ilockne brings his Irish to Indianapolis thia afternoon to tackle Butler at Irwin field Saturday at 2 p. m. The baule haa aroused unusuai Interest here and there is not ne&rly enough room to accommodate all thè fans that want to see thè contest. Notre Dame was scheduled to get in at 3 p. m. today, and will probably take a short work-out at Washington Park. The Claypool Hotel will be their headquarters. Butler rounded out a heavy week o t work Thursday with a scrimmage between thè scrubs and varslty. Everything is in readiness at thè Irvlngton lnstitution. Piacards hearing thè inacnption, “Beat Notre Dame” are mucb In evidence. The studente think that thè Pagemen have an opportunlty to upset thè dope and win from thè mighty South Ber.d outfit. A pep meeting was on thè program at Irwin field thi moming at 11:30. Notre Dame added another cripple to lt* Ust In thè last scrimmage, when Heagen. center, was kicked in thè leg so severaly that he probably will not get into thè line-up Satui-ùay. It may givo Harmon, thè Indianapolis boy, a chance to get into thè fray. Comic Football Between halves, Rockne’s version of feow football will be played in 15-43 will be put on between thè Cake Eaters and Tea Hounds. It is a burlesque of thè grid game and ls reported to be a scream from start to finish. Everything that tends to make a footoail game interesting is combined In thè coming struggle. In thè first place thè State title is thè plum for thè vlctor. Neither team has been defeated and neither wants to be. The thrills of sensational open play along with thè battering smashes of plunging backs will, without doubt, be part of thè program. Coaches Page and Rockne wilT match their football wlts. Grid lominaries furr.ish thè thrills of a “large” football afternoon. The probable line-up of Butler will be as follows: LesUe and Konald, ends: Phil Brown and Stroie, tackles; Duttenhaver and F. Hungate, guards; Helchel, center: Mìdòlesworth, quarter; Woods and Griggs, half backs: Ferree, full back. Rockne will pick his team about Ulte thls; Carberry. McXulty and Vergerà. ends; Cotton and Oberai, tackles; Flinn and Degree, guards; Reagen, center; Thomas or Stuhldrefaer, quarter; Layden, Connell, Don Miller and Crowley. half backs; Cerney and Castner, full backs. The officiala are as follows: Referee. Magidson (Michigan): umplre, Coflln (Cornell); head linesman. Lambert (Wabasb): field judge, Millen (Indiana).

FRANKLIN H. S. WILL MEET SHELBYVILLE gs Time Special FRANKLIN. Ind-, Nov. 17.—The Franklin High School basket-ball team wtli be up agalnst ita first “tough'' opponent of thè season Friday night When Ita anelent enemy Shelbyvlile, cornea to Franklin for ita yearly battio. Wlth Davis back in thè linetip thè Franklin Ave is expected to display a stronger brand of ball than it haa at any time this year. TWO-I THREE CUSHIONS Indianapolis broke even in thè openIng m&tches of thè Indiana-Illinois Three-Cushlon Le;igue Thursday. Vogler of this city defeated Flneran of Terre Haute, 60 to 44. in thè afternoon and thè visiting cueist annexed thè night affair, 60 to 38. Fineran's high run tvaa slx and Volger’s, Ave. The game were played in thè Cooler parlor No. 2. Illinois cities ineluded in thè league are Champaign, Lawrenceville and Decatur.

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Aster oorolux Irom behind a ix-point lead, thè T. M H. A. wainped thè Mapleto.i. 42 to 10 Grrer.berg, forroeriy of Tech, piaycd • briiliact rama. Coach Black of Tech referenti thè rame. The Y. Jt. H. A. hav coma open date* and would like to hear front city and Stata te ama Ncv. caaile, E’wood. Shelby ville, Muncie. Ft. Wyne and Logansport take notine. For gamca wrlte Max G. Goldsmlth. 1022 Union St., Indianapolis, or cali Stewart 2093. aster 0 p. in. Tha Morrta Street Chrlsttun basket-ball team defeated thè Broad nipple Joy ami Gloocia In a practlce tarne. 29 to 26. 3t thè Rlpp.a gym A ragrular echeduled carne is bei.".* srranged for later In thè sensori be-t-veen tlieie taro Oves. Morris Street desires *aroes wlth city and Stato team* havii-.g jood ryr s. Addrcse Orvai torsythe manager Morris Street basket-ball team, 1618 W Morrta St, or cali Belmont 3775, aster 6 p. ro. The Fair P!aye won thelr eecond game in M rnany star's Wedne-dav mght when they defeated thè Brightwood qutniotte In a lasl rame. The Fair Plays meet thè Eagle A. C s Friday night at th ■ latterà gym. For game riti thè Fair PUys in thè 115-120-claea. cali Orerei 5163 and aak for anaarer Kaplan. Price Talks! Qualiiy Wins! Buy pants to match | your coat direct from thè Qn maker and bank thè difOjl ference. Eve r y palr macie wlth doublé seat. COERECT PANTS f \ MAKERS , iMH Vni oh ia et.

Saturday Grid Games

Yale vs. Princeton at Princeton. Michigan va. Wisconsin at Aun Arbor. Ohio S.ate vs. Io iva at Columbus. Chicago vs. lillt ois at Chicago. Pittsburgh vs. W. end J. at Pittsburgh. Stauford vs. Washington ai Palo Alto. Pennsylvania vs. Peun State at Philadelphia Centre vs. A’abama Poly at Birmingham. Harvard vs. Brown at Cambridge. Georgia vs. Vanderblit at Athens, Ga . Army vs. Bates st West Point. California ve. Nevacla at Berkeley. Oklahoma vs. Texas at Norman, Okla. Syracuse v. Colgate at Syracuse. West Virginia vs. Virginia at Morgauto wn. Tulane vs. Florida at New Orleans. Columbia vs. Oartmouth at New York. Missouri vs. Washington University at Columbia. Tennessee vs. University of South at Chattanonga. Nebraska vs. Kansas Aggiee at Lincoln. Butler vs. Notre Dame at Indianapolis. A intiere t vs. Williams at Amherst. Arizona vs. New Mexico at Tucson. Cornell vs. Albright at Ithaca Grinnell vs. Dr&ke at Des Moines. Georgia Tech vs. North Carolina State at Ai inta. Bucknell vs. Geor. .own at Washington. Holy Cross vs. Fordham at 'Worcester, Mass. Kansas vs. Colorarlo at Lawrence. Alabama ve. Kentucky at Lexington. Louisiana State vs. Mississippi A. and M. at Baton Kouge. Detroit vs. Marquette at Milwaukee. Northwettern vs. Monmouth at Evanston. Ohio Wesleyan ve. Case at Detaware. Southern California vs. Idaiio at Los Angeles.

HOPPE AND CHAMP ARE UNDEFEATED Bv United Pres NEW YORK. Nov. 17.—With two victories and no defeats, Jake Schaeffer, present Champion, and Willie Hoppe. former title holder, are stili le&ding thè International field In thè v.orld's bllliard championship tournament. Hoppe kept his siate clean last night by defeating Welker Cochran, Coo*to 163, for an average of 65 6-8. Hoppe's high run was 192. Edouard Horemans, Belglan Champion defeated Erlch Hagenlacher, German Champion, 500 to 301. In today's matches. Roger Conti, thè French Champion, will play Hagenlacher, Schaeffer will oppose Hore..uans. TECH AND SHORTRIDGE IN CITY TITLE CONTEST Tech and Shortridge High School football squade are in fine shape for thè seeond city title game thls afternoon at Irwin field at 2. Manual won thè first tilt from Shortridge, 26 to 13. The Green and White of thè east side relgns favorite over thè Blue and White of thè north side school. King- i solver will send about thè same Uneup that has played In recent gamea against Gorton's eleven. Shortridge haa shlfted Ita line-up about In an effort to present thè strongest posslble front to thè foe. The probable llneupa are as follows: Tech. Bhor triilce. Ichumer L. E.... 6tillwe!l Unger L. T Meyers Samhart L. G...a Campbell Jolley C .. Parsons Resti R. G Cumtr.lngs Cottrell R. T Zaiser Clift R E Meeker Lewis Q Thatoher Maxwell, Harvey. L. H Healey. Smith Moore R H Franklin Johnson 7....: Hoatson ROCKNE DENIES RUMOR By United Pere NEW YORK. Nov. 17.—Having broken relatlona with West Point, aecording to reports In New York sportlng clrcles, thè famous Notre Dame team of South Bend, Ind., la sald to be seeklng a game In New "5 ork City for next fall agalnst some eirong opponent, Dartmouth ls underatood to have been approached. Definite Information as to thè break ls lacking as nothlng officiai has been done about next year’e schedules. Knute Rockne, Notre Dame coach, denies there ls any break.

DADE PARK ENTRIES FIRST RACE—SBOO: maideng: 2-year-olda: slx fuilongs: I.it’le Ann 109. Zin* 109, Femande* 109, Winter Bloesom 109, LaugalHe 109. Thelma K 10. Royal Matd 109. Vanlshing Boy 112. Grandest 112. Gali Ford 112. 9EOOND RACE—SBOO: elaimln*: 2-vear-olds: lire and a hall! furlonga: xFlghtln* Cook 102. xTeds Plum 102. xTender Seth 105. xLealie 105. xAI Bert L 105. Min Edna 107. Futurette 107. No’.vata 107. The Ulster HO. Paul G Bromi 110. THIRD RACE—SBOO: cianuro*; 3-year-olds end up: slx furlongs: xTopmost 106. xOgarlt* 107. xDelbiroaid 110. Bojul 110, Slaroander 110. xLee Enflcld 113. Royal Pnk 114, Happy Go Lucky 114. Reitab 115. Assume 118. FOURTH RACE—SI.OOO; Mayor Bore memoria] handicap: for 8-year-old and up; 8 turioni: Isoscele 08, Tuscola P 7. Auntle May 98. Boy From Home 707, Slr Thomas Kean 110, Sir Lawsful 112. FIFTH RACE—SBOO: claimlng; thè Indiana: 3-year-olds and up; 1 mite: xCarni re 101. xCantoen Girl 101. xMis Prosperi ty 101. xLenora P 101. Mothloy 104. xToe thè Mark 104. Edith K 100. Elleno 109, Comiskey 109. Cleopatra Boy 109. SIXTH RACE —5800. datmln*: thè Hen. derson Blaener: 3-ye(Lr-n!d*: 1 mtle: xMamoney 100. x Bea ver Kill 100, xSerbiao 103. Smart Guy 105. Golden Floss 105. Jacobean 106. Lleut. Coione] 107. Harvest King 115. SEYENT HRaCE—SBOO: claimin*: 3-year-olds and up: IHi mtles: Blossom House 98. xßlaek Betty 102. xLord Wrack 106. Mormori Elder 107. xPlus Ultra 108. iLsérat Leave 108. xjohn Hosher. 11L Weather clear; track heavy.

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FAMOUS'HO'WILL SHOW GENTENARY TO KENTUCKIANS McMillin Brings College Team to Meet University of Louisville Saturday. SQUAD HAS GOOD RECORD Southern Eleven Has Scored 236 Points Against Its Opponents’ 28. LOUISVILLE. Ky.. Nov. 17.—80 McMillir. and his Centenary College griddera have headed toward thl* city from Shreveport, La.. The former famous Centre College quarter back and his band of far-South warriors will play thè University of Loulsvllle on Saturday at Ecllpse Park. The Centenary team ls following in thè footsteps of thè doughty “Bo” who used to thrill thè country with his feats on thè whlte-chalked field. It seems as though McMlllin’s eleven ha caught thè punch from lts mentor and llkes to score. It has run up 286 points agalnst lts opponents’ 28. The only defeat that Centenary’ ha* sufferod thls season ls by thè Tennessee Doctora who won by a 14 to 0 count. The Doctora had a number of stara In their lineup lncluding for-

CENTENARY RECORD Sept. 30. Marshall College. Score 77-0. Oct. 7. Louisiana College. Score 34-0. Oct. 14, Mlllsaps College. Score 21-T. Oct. 21, University of Tennessee Doctora. Score 0-14. Oct. 25, Louisiana State Normal. Score 28-7. Nov. 4, Loyola University. Score 48-0. Nov. 11. Henderaon-Brown College. Score 28 0.

mer University of Oklahoma, Centre, Texas A. and M.. and Washington and Lee players. The Louisiana team average 185 pounds in thè line and 170 In thè backfleld. The squad appeara to be a great eleven In thè maklng and McMlllln ls proud of his charges. Farrell. a back, ls a 10-pecond track man. Denman ls a line plunger deluxe. Harper ls also a good man. Jlm Weaver klcks for thè extra point aster touchdown. He ls an end, but drops back for thè bootlng Job. Hubbard and Wafer make plenty et beef In thè line at thè tackle poslmark. Dutton, a versatile linesman, who may start at either center, guard or end, ls a brother of thè Two Louisiana State University stare, who are rat ed high among thè southern grid performer. The younger Dutton ha followed thè example set by his brothera and look every bit as good. lf not better, than thè rest of thè famiiy.

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These two cheery wlnners wero photographed aster a victory In a Thames boat race. Only ex-soldiers who had been wounded in thè war were allowed to compete. 1

HOOVER CHARGED WITN AULII Bv United Seir* MADISON, Wls., Nov. 17. —Walter Hoover, International rowlng Champion and wlaner of thè diamond skulls at thè Henley Regatta, was chargod with manslaughter In a warrant issued here late Thursday for bis arrest. The manslaughter charge was preferred following thè deaih of B. Feely, who was injured In an automobile colllslon here Oct. 26, in whlch Hoover's car was alleged to have tìgured. At that lime Hoover wa golng through Madison on his way from New Orleans to his home In Duluth and proeeeded aster glving his nume to thè pollce, accordlng to thè authorltles. Feely dled Thursday In a Madison hospital, from lnjurie recelved in thè crash, and thè warrant was sworn out and sent to Duluth to be served.

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HOOSIER ROVERS MEET WESTVILLE SOCCER CLUB The Indianapolis American soccer } football club has reorganlzed and ls ! playlng under thè name of thè Hoo- ; sier Rovera. Thls change was made ! necessary as there were two teams playlng under thè sanie name. Next Sunday, Nov. 19, thè Hoosiera j play thè Westvllle (111.) Soccer Club at Rlverslde Park. The game will L start at 2 p. m. The Westvllle team !s undefeated. Two weeks ago thè J Indianapolis Soccer Club and thè UHi noi outfit. played a tle contest. The | Rovers were defeated at Westvllle In i a previous tilt and are out to even J thè serie. The Rovera meet every Thursday ! night at thè Chamber of Commerce | and ls maklng a drive for new members. Any on# wlshlng to 1 carri thè j game should cali Randolph 6094. Reynolds at Broadway Jack Reynolds will go to thè mat with an unknown adversary at thè Broadway Thenter next Tuesday night. Manager Sullivan of thè thèe ter has secured thè Services of a wclterwelght of abillty, ha say, and ls wlthholdlng thè name of Jack’s jpponent unti! thè night of thè bout.

TIGERS READY TO GRAB EJJBOBBLES Beaten Harvard Team Will Watch Princeton Meet Yale. DOPE IS ABOUT EVEN New Jersey Team Looks Green, but Are Full of Fight and Determination. Bu United Netcs PRINCETON, N. J„ Nov. 17.—Ftùr, brlsk weather permltted thè Princeton ball-hawks to work out Thursday at their speclalty of snaring opposltion fumbles, in preparation for their attempt to wln thè “Big Three” champlonship In Saturday's game with Yale. The Tlgers had done little work on thè field slnee thè victory over Harvard last Saturday, but thè squad is In excellent shape. John Gorman, thè quarter, whcse audacious handling of thè team has been juatifled by victorious Service, probably will be assigned to thè helm on Saturday. Dlnsmore also ls ready and haa worked out this week. Gorman at quarter, Caldwell and Crum at thè halves and Gloaves at full probably will be thè back field comminatlon. As a capable alternate group, Coach Roper has Dlnsmore, Bergenfl eßattle and Van Gerblg. JASONVILLE 0N FERNDALE CARD; LINDEN SUNDAY The Ferndales closed a contract today with thè Jasonvllle (Ind.) Golden Tornadoea for a game Sunday, Nov. 26. The locala have been corresponding with Frankfort for a game, but are better satisfled with thè Jasonvllle date. Jasonvllle Is noted for lts football tearns. The game Sunday at Ferndale field with thè Llnden team will be called at 2 p. m., a half hour earller than thè contesta have been called previously. Nameloc will start at full back In place of Matthlas.

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Playing thè Field With Eddie Ash THE best some grid teams can do is try new plays. Ultimate resulta are thè same, however. CUE spellbinders continue to run neck and neck. Schaefer and Hoppe lead thè pack. Hagenlacher, thè German entrant, is down where thè marks are. ANDERSON, former trainer for thè Centre College eleven, ls playing with thè Tennessee Doctors. Perhaps he is taking a course in ambulance driving. GOING ’em one better is thè old college spirit. When Columbia “U" announced it had a grid tackle who wears spectacles, Amherst carne out and toid of Williams, a guard, who is playin r> with a cracked vertebrae. AFTER witnessing thè Notre DameButler grid thriller at Irwin Field Saturday, fans who crave more action can get it at thè Hoosier A. C., where ten amateur boxing bouts will be held in thè evenihg. PHILLY Nationals have had six managers slnee 1914. Changing manager# won't make a club win. It takes a few ball players. SINCE 1913 Outflelder Fred Nicho!son has been thè property of eleven different clubs and has played in eight leagues. He ought to become a travelers' Insurance salesman. Some one has suggested Nlck Altrock he engaged to manage thè Philly National. He would keep thè fans' attention diverted from thè players. THE groundkeeper of thè Chicago Cub park is becomlng stylish. He will be known hereafter as thè ground superintendent. Trainer Windy Lotshaw probably will be asked to be called thè clubhouse secretary. HARVEY TIIORPE, runner-up in thè votlng contest to decide thè Junior welterweight Champion, has challenged Pinkie Mltchell for thè “gift" title. MAXIE EPSTEIN and Don Carson, locai bantamwelghts. staged an unscheduled bout on a downtown Street Thursday aster a warm dlscusslon over each other’s boxing abillty. There's a chance for an enterprising promoter to make a match.

NOV. 17, 1922

EMERSON, IRSI AGREETO CLASH* Powerful High School Elevens of Northern Indiana to Meet on Nov. 25. OTHER FEATURE CONTESTS By IIF.ZE CLARK While thè Technical-Shortridge football game Friday held thè center of thè prep school stage In Indianapolis, there are some other games that are attracting State-wide attention. Thursday night contract s war signed for a game between Emerson High School of Gary and Warsaw High School. The game will be played at Warsaw Nov. 25. These two teams are undefeated. It is bolieved thè largest that ever witnessed a high school game in northern Indiana will see thè Gary aggregatlon play Warsaw. Emerson, however, has a problem to solve before thè Warsaw affair. Emerson on Nov. 18, will play Elwood High School, a team that has only once met defeat. A special train will leave Elwood Saturday carrying with lt not only Coach Phillips and his football squad, but thè largest crowd of rooters that ever followed anjj| athletlc team from that city. game at Gary Saturday is sure important. Football followers must not overlcok thè Decatur-Richmond game Friday at Decatur. Coach Moore’s Decatur team has not been defeated. Decatur ls claiming not only th championship of eastern and northern Indiana, but is putting forth strong claims to thè State championship. Richmond’s one-sided victory over Shortridge at Indianapolis some weeks ago would show that thè Richmond aggregatlon is strong and Decatur will have a big problem to solve when lt meets thè team from thè uQaker City Friday. Sheridan, a team that defeated Elwood, but lost to TechnlcaJ, plays Noblesville thls week. Amateur Boxing Bouts Three three-round bouts, with amar teur boxers performing, will be held at thè Broadway Theater tonight aster thè regular show performance. Indianapolis boys will participate.