Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 169, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1922 — Page 12
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Football Rivals of Long Standing Battle Again at Irwin Field Saturday
INTEREST PERKS UP FORAiUAL GOLJiGE SCRAP De Pauw and Wabash Meet Once More in Yearly Grid Struggle. BURTON OUT OF G*AME Tìg'vr Full Back Will Not Get Into Fray—Scarlet Regulars Are Back.
Probable Line-Ups
Wabash. De Pauw. Stwand I*. * x t ì^ rk Staples T MiUer Un L. 0........... Sturai LoSìn ... C Johnson Esister ;;H. G.......... v I.orkner Ani K. T. Prevaler HaShàa K. E........ R. Fischer Goßsberrr Fitinatrtck Slncieton .. L. H Y aderbarle 801 l K. H Krumheucr Emi. F... .Burton or Crahb The annual Wabash-De Pauw struggle holds thè center of thè stage Saturday at Irwin fieli For st-veral years locai grld fans, even though not connected with thè two colleges in any way, have awaited wlth expectatlon thè ’yearly combat between thè two bitter rivals. There la always something doing and thè contest Saturday probably will be no exceptlon. Alumni of both institutlons make thè day one of thè high points of thè year and enthusiasrn is always at a high pitch as thè traditional foes meet on thè gridi ron. The “studente and a number of townspoeple from Greencastle and Crawfordsville will get into thè city Saturday mornlng and parades and music will start. Both delegations will parade thè downtown streets led by their bande. Both èlevens took their final workouts today. coneisting of light signal drilìs and warming-up stunts. Most of thè Wabash regulars will be back In thè game. Kip Kessler probably will start at his guard posttlon and Stasanti, who has been out wlth lnjurtes, will be atone end. Henke is stili out and Hobson will fili his shoes. Otherwise thè team is in better trini than at any timo slnce thè Purdue game. De Pauw will be wlthout thè Services of Liz Burton, thè hard-hitting full back, according {o advlces from Greencastle. He waa hurt in thè Hanover game. The other members of thè squad are in fair shape. Dope on thè contest is in favor of Wabash, but strange things happen sometlmes when two hot rival3 tangle on thè gridi ron, and thè contest ìooks to be a typical, hard-fought encounter.
‘JAP’ DAVIS SIGNS UP WITH FERNDALE CLUB Former Rose Poly Star to Play Tackle With West Slders. •■jap’* Davis, former Rose Poly star, will be seen In action with thè Ferndales Sunday, when thè west slders meet thè Jasonvllle Golden Tomadoes at Ferndale Fleld, and thè following Sunday, when thè locala take cn Jonesboro at Washington Park. Prevlous to attendlng Rose Poly, Davis played basket-ball and football for four years at Wiley High School at Terre Haute; For four years he played tackle on thè Rose Poly team. He la a big man, weighlng more than 200 pounds, and haa plenty of height to carry thè weight. He will play tackle with thè Femdales. Brookslde Meeting The Brookslde A. A. will hold an Important business meeting tonight at 7:15 at Olney and E. Tenth St. The following players are asked to be present, Keller, Lawler, Parks, Vehllng, Grabhorn, Esser, Dempsey, Lang. Gibson. Evie, Katzenberger, Beisse, Moriarty, Newkirk. Flannigan, Witty, and Thompson. The A. A.s have a permit for Brookslde Sunday and would like to hear from thè Southeasterns or some other eleven. Cali Webster 1421. Rohrabaugh to Play By Time Special FRANKLIN. Ind., Nov. 24.—Saturday afternoon on Goodel fleld, Franklin will meet Earlham In its last football game of thè year. Earlham, aster winning from Transylvania by a 25-to-0 score, according to dope, ls on equa], terms with thè locai eleven. Franklin defeated thè Kentuckians 34 to 6. -Red Rohrabaugh will play. Brown Stockholder Dies By Time* Special ST. LOUIS, Mo„ Nov. 24.—James Gameau of thia city di ed at his home here Thursday. He was 64 years old. 'He waa a stockholder in thè St. Louis American League baseball club.
Independent Basket-Ball
Will thè c,anarer of “The Gan?” basketball team cali Maln 8811 and aak for Joc? The Fair Play* lost thè ftral game of thè seaaon when thè Clayton Uve defeated them. 31 to 30. in a five-tnirute overtime carne at Clayton. Ind.. Wednesdcy nifht. The Fair Play* will play at Clayton. Ind.. acaln elther Christmas or New Years Ere. Any out-of-town team# or city team* piacine in thè 120-pound class, who want carnee with thè Fair Plays. cali Drexel 5163. and ask for Manaccr Kaplan, or address P. O. box 685. A cod rame la expected when thè Christamore Trlancle* meet thè Munoie Midrets at thè Second Baptist eyni. Fletcher and Noble Sta. Saturday nicht. Noe. 25. The Muccie Mldcets hare held thè State tltle in thè iunior dace for Irò years and are playlnc a fast calne arain this season. harine won uir.e carnea ialready. Two other carnea will be played Saturday by Chmetaniere team Thè'Sbnth Side Tumers defeated thè Fair-bankA-Mqrte club. 72-20. Bank Stevens maderdxtben fleld eoa!*. Next Wednesday rirhf \h Sonare and Compa&s club will play thè TU mere at thè Tumer Gym. For locai and {jrt-of.toan carnee, address Athletic Com mittèe.TSO'Uh Side Turnei-*.
Undefeated Warsaw High School Grid Squad
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Bottom Row, Left to Bight—Paul Moon, sub. G.; Earl Hill, R. TANARUS.; Homer Rice, L. TANARUS.; George Ellis, R. H. B.; Charles Anglin, L. G.; Edward Akers, sub. Q. and H. B.; Theodore Hodgers-, F. B.; Andrew Mills. L. H. Second Row, Left to Right—
Playing thè Field With Eddie Ash TONIGHT is thè night crippled grid stara amaze medicai and surgical Science by throwing away crutches and pilla and boundlng to their feet as agile as thè healthiest man on thè squad. CLANS are gathering for historic rivaliy grid battles. It doesn't matter what has gone before, only what happens tomorrow counts. This is thè last week-end varati on for a lot of business men who let Saturday business go hang since thè flrst kick-off late in September. EVEN esclusive college prexies are smashing traditlons by giving thè grid warrlors last-minute encouragement. MARK up one more strong entry in next fall’s high school grid race. Anderson has decided to don thè molesta ns again. Football is no tgoir.g to permit basket-ball to usurp all thè popularity. ONE year ago Dr. Bull of Tale vowed he would stop smoking until thè Bulldog defeated Harvard. He’ll certalnly make New Haven look llke Pittsburgh lf thè Elis win Saturday. FRENCH sport writers are beginning to feel they went too strong in thè Battling Sikl case. Perhaps thè fact there are no other good boxers fn France had something to do with thè reaction. LOTS of splash and ripple in Indianapolis swim olrcles next year. This city has been awarded eight nationai A. A. U. aquatic champlonshlps. Special events for famous mermaids alao are belng arranged. Notre Dame and thè Army in New York next fall Is thè rumor now. If thè annual conflict Is transferred there thè attendanre will pnt thè world’s serie 9 crowd in thè piker class. THESPIANS have had their prestige punctured. Football has driven ’em to thè sidelines. Philadelphia hotels asked thè stara of theatrlcal troupes to vacate to make room for thè rush of Anny-Navy grid fans. ENTER thè femlnlne tlcket-scalper. A prominent Harvard alumnus was denied tlckets for thè Harvard Yale conflict because his last fall’s ducats teli into thè hands of speculators. He sald he gave them to a very dear lady friend. CELTS HERE DEC. 18 Manager Puckett of thè Indianapolis Omars basket-ball team today announced he had completed arrangements to play thè New York Celta at Tomllnson Hall Dee. 18. The Celts are one of thè best known net fives in thè country. The Omars will open thè season at Knightstown Saturday night. A game i,lso has been arranged at Washington, Ind., for Dee. 6.
Hoosier Card Saturday
Wabash and DePauw at Irwln Field, Indianapolis. Indiana at Purdue. Earlham at Franklin. Notre Dame at Carnegie Tech. Butler at Bethany. Rose Poly at Culver. Grapplers and Christamores The undefeated Groppiera will play thè Christamores Sunday at Pennsy (Woodslde) Park. Practice will be held today at Walcott St. and Southeastern Ave. at 7:30 p. m. The Groppiere would like to hear from thè Rlverslde Trlangles or thè Marion Ramblera for a game Thanksgiving day. Cali Circle 2268 and ask for Paul. State Three-Cushion Lewis Vogler and Walter Ramsey meet tonight In thè State three-cush-ion billlard tourney at thè Cooler parlor No. 1. It will be for 50 polnts and will start at 8.
Rosy to Wed Wilfred “Rosy” Ryan, former Holy Cross baseball star and now a member of thè Glants pitching staff, is to be married Th-i nksgivfng day In Worcester, Mass., to Miss Anna Helena Reidy, a school mate and childhood sweetheart.
Stuart Stokes, R. E.; Joyce Belt, IL G.; Richard Beroth, sub. E.; Lawrence Siders, sub. G.; Harry Ben ce, sub. F.; Donald Stamates, Capt., Q.; Lyall Stokes. L. E.; Bill Laurlen, Sub. H.; Robert Haymaker, C.; John Schade, sub. H. Thlrd Row, Left to Right—Virgil
RING PROCEEDSTO BE USED IN CHARITIES Elks Pian Distributlon of Fighi Money. There will be plenty of room for Elks charities this wlnter, according to Fred D. Pixley, exalted ruler of thè Indianapolis Elks. The Elks perform a partlcular kind of charltv In thè community. To help biùld funda for this purpose thè Tbanksgfving day boxing show has been arranged. All proceeds of thè show go .to that fund. The show will brìng a Champion to Indianapolis, Joe Lynch, king of thè bantams and one of thè little roosters. Frankle Daly, who ls aster his title. Thlrty rounds in all will be staged. thè ten-round main go. thè ten-round scml-wlndup between Billy Hennessey of Denver and Ross Murphy of Chi cago, and thè opener between Bobby Brldges of Indianapolis and August Kelley of Milwaukee. The boys in thè seml-windup will box at 135 pounds and In thè opener at 145 pounds.
H. S. Game Today
Teams —Cathedral and Short ridge. Place —Irwin Field. Time —2 p. ni. Officiala —Heza Clark (Indiana), teiere*: Bert Coffin (Cornell), umpirc; Ralph Davis (Princeton), head linesman. thanksgiving day race A race will bc held at thè ne-w HooSier Motor Speedway on Thanksgiving day. it was announced Thursday by thè officiala of thè track. It has not been decided whqther thè event will be flfty or one hundred miles. Ross and Kllonis Meet Tony Ross of Junction City, Kas., and Harry Kllonis of Pittsburgh, will meet in a finish wrestling match next Tuesday night at thè Broadway Theater aster thè regular performance. The men are vvelterweights and both have glven good accounts of themselves on thè mat wlth Jack Reynolds.
AMMONIA SCORES By United Press LOWELL, Mass., Nov. 24. Bert Jones. Revere boxer, was knocked out by a drink last night aster thè fourth round of a bout with Blily Murphy of Lowell. One of thè seconds in thè Jones corner made a mlstake and handed him a bottle of acrimonia instead of thè water bottle aster thè fourth round and Jones took a “big swig” of it. He was out for nearly five mlnutes before doctors revived him.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Yenner, sub E.; Lowell Gresso, sub. G. Faris Triunbull, sub. Q.; Wayne Bronell, sub. G.; Frank Cash, coach; Delbert Belt, sub. E.; Donald Hildenbrand, sub TANARUS.; Harry Cress, sub. TANARUS.; Harry Nye, sub. C.; Dale Phillips, sub. E.; Donald GUI, sub. C.; Elson Helwig, sub. H.; Wllbur Loop, sub. H. Russell Bolinger, mascot.
Here and There in Sportland By Dick Anderson IRWIN field will be thè scene of a Aeree battle Saturday that will ring down thè curtain for college giidlron activlties In Indianapolis this year. Wabash and De Pauw will meet in their annual struggle and thè schools will figtat to thè last ditch for thè suprem- _______ Grid fans In thè Hoosle.* capital bave been ra *** sri-V treated to sevwere not always ANDERSON of tbo best. Will r.ext season be better than thè one just passing out for Indianapolis fans? That’s a question. No doubt there will probably be coverai feature games played here ìe-xt year. There should be more. Situated as it is former etudents from ai! parta of thè State can got here edsily. The majority of thè gamos of ctxurse should be played at thè reSpective schools, but as far aa possible every college In thè State should be seen- in action in Indianapolis at least one time during thè Beason. It will advance thè sport and boost thè school. LYNCH AND MONTREAL REFUSE TO ENTER RING Fighlers Balli When Receipts Do Not Cover Guarantees. By 7 im. Special DETROIT, Nov. 24.—Joe Lynch, bantam champ, and Young Montreal of Providence, It. 1., refused to go on wlth their scheduied ten-round bout here when they learned that thè crowd was so amali that thè receipts were insufticient to meet thè guarantees. Both fighters refused to enter thè ring. Final Pocket Cue Mat chea Gene Hennlng, State pocket billiard champ, was to dose his ali-corner week program today. This afternoon he was to meet Coliywood and tonlght hq will play McCann. The night match is expected to he a feature. In thè Thursday events Ilenning defeated Little, 100 to 94, In fourteen innlngs and Burrows, 100 to 60 in ten innings. Hennlng’s high runs were -17 and 33.
Times Sport Forum ‘Air* Your Vlews on Any Athletic Subject in This Column. Times Sporta Editor: I think thè try for polnt aster touchdown in football could be ellminated wlthout hinderlng thè game in any way. It ls too mucb responsibility on one man. Games are often won or lost on thè try for polnt. If thè man designated to try for thè polnt falla in a tight game he recelves thè whole burdeu for losing. Is that fair? I don’t think so. Many conditions enter into a suecessful place or drop kick. The fan 3 never conslder these in case a maa falle. Trae it ls elective which way thè point will be contested for, but it usually falls to one man. Without it thè game will be Just as fast and lnterestlng and one man will not have to carry thè burden of defeat should he fall to deliver. This ls one fan's view of thè try alter point dlsrussion. Wl.-he your view to thè Times sport depp.rtrnent.
LAST GASPS 0F FOOTBALL SEASON
{ Alabama—George at Montgomery. | Albion—KaJamazoo at Alblon. Alma— Mt. Pleasant at Nor. Alma. I Auguatina—lllinois Col. at Rome la!and. Bcthany—Butler at Wheeling Birmingham South —Howard at Birmingham. Boston College—Goorgetown at Boaton Bradioy l'oly—Carthago at Peoria. Browti—Darthmouth at Providence California So. B.—Cai. Tech, at Los Angelo. Camp Bennlng—Miaeiaaippl at Col. Ga. Campton—Luther at Fra. DuChten. Carnegie Tech. —Sotre Dame at Pittsburgh. Caraon-Newman—Mereer at Jefferson City Caso—Ohio Normal at Cleveland Cathollc U.—Maryland at Washington. Chicago-—Wiaconaln at Chicago. Colorado Agricultural—Brigbam Toung at Col. Collins. Colorado—Colorado Mine* at Denver. Columbia College—De Paul at Dubuque Dayton—Deflance at Dayton. De Kalb—Wheaton at De Kalb Delaware—Dlckinaon at Wilmlngton. Denniaon—Ohio Wealeyan at Granvlew. De Pauw—Wabash at Indianapolis Detroit—Washington and Jefferson at Detroit. Drexel tnstitute—Gallaudet at Phllariel. phia Franklin —Earlham at Franklin. GemAa—Allegheny at Beaver Falla. Gettjsburg—Lebanon Vatley at Gettysburg. Haverford—Swartbmoro at Haverford. Heidelberg—Wcet Rceerve at Tiflln. DUnois—Ohfo Stale at Urbana. lowa—Northwestern at losa. James MUllken—Laka Foresi at Deoatur. Johnson City—King Johnsou at city. John Hopkins- -St. John a at Baltimore Lafayetto—Leldgh at E astori. Michigan Agricultural Maeeachuaett Agricoltura] at East Lansing. Minnesota—Michigan at Mlnneapolla. Mississippi Agricultural—Drake at Agricultural College Mississippi College—Louisiana at St. Vicksburg. , Muhlonburg—Fordham at Allentown. Nebraska—iota State at Lincoln. Occidental—l’omoni at Los Angeles. Ogiethorpe—Florida at Atlanta Oklahoma —Phillips at Sttiiwaier. Oregon Agricultural—Washington Agricultural at Portland. Penn. MUiutry—West Maryland at Chester. l’arduo—lndiana at Lafayetto. Roanoke—Klon at Baiem, Rutgere- Bucknell at North Brunewlck. Stanford —Cailfornio at Paio Allo. St. Ignatius—Wilmlngton at Cleveland. Si. Xavier—Otterbeui at Cincinnati. Tennessee—Missouri Mirra at Momphiit Texas Mine#—Arizona at E 1 Paso. Thiel—Rumi.-Maaon at Durham. Trinlty—Alfred at GreenvlUa Tufi—Boston University at Medford. U 9. Naval Academy—U. 8. Mllltary Acfwiamy at Philadelphia. Villa Nova—DuQuesne at Phlladulphla Wako Foresi—North Carolina at St. Wake Forest. Washington College—Bt- Joseph s at Chesterton. West Virginia—Ohio University at Morgantown. West Virginia Weeleyan—Grove City at Clark sburg. Whitman—Montana at Walla Waila. W’hitUer —Rodlands at Whittter. Wooster—Muskingum at Wooster. Yale—Harvard at New Haven.
Buck QtlitS
Heach Coach Frank (Buck) O’Nelll has resigned and will quit thè Columbia football team, followlng ita game wlth Colgate Thankaglving day, aster three rather dlsostrous years. He succeeded Fred Dawson, who has slnce made a success of coaching at Nebraska University. He is a graduato of Williams College and played left end during his college days, and was captala of thè eleven in his senior year.
SIRIE TITLE AT STURE IN BIG BRTTLESAJIIRDAY Warsaw and Emmerson High of Gary Will Meet—Both Undefeated. By Times Special WARSAW, Ind., Nov. 24.—Warsaw High School football team will play Emerson high of Gary at Warsaw •Saturday. When these two undefeated high school teams clash lt ls believed by most football fans that thè game will settle thè State high school ■ grtdiron championship. Coach Frank E. Cash former Wa- ! bash College football player is coach- ; Warsaw and he has a well baìanced team, and only four men stand out above thè rest. The Warsaw team ls light, averaging 145 pounds. What Coach Cash’s eleven lacks in weight it makes up in speed. The line charges fast, they block well and follow thè ball. The backfleld is speedy headed by thè fast Stamates. They tackle hard and run good lnterference. Stamates, quarter back, has played four years and thinks and acts- football all thè time. He welghs only one hundred and thirty-flve pounds and stands Ave feet two. He is a tripio threat man and does all well. He is a remarkable open field ranner and goes wild on end runs. Having scored twenty-one touch downs this year from running plays going all thè way from ten yards to thè full length of thè field a couple of tlmes. He passes accurately and gets them off quioklv. He punta high spirala and averages about thirty-flve yards on long kicks. He chooses his plays well and runs his team in thè best of fashion. A Fast End Stuart Stokes. right end, ls slx feet .•ne and welghs about 175 pounds. He j is thè largest man on thè team, ts fast and aggressive, a good bloeker j and a deadly tackler. It ls on catch- ! itig forward passes that he star.ds out. j He has thè “knack” of running full speed and pulling passes out of thè air. Rodgers. full back, welghs 155 pounds, is fast and has all thè attributes of a football player. He backs up thè line in fine sryle and solves thè opposing plays well. Is a line plunger and can be depended upon to get ground Hill, right tackle, weighs 150 pounds, uses his hands well on dcfense and ls a smashing tackle. He j smothers plays before they start. All but Hill have played four yenrs. Warsaw has played nine games this | year and had a strong team last year, J only losing one game, 7 to 6. They j piled up 271 to 19 points last year Wlth this in mlnd they scheduied j hard teams. The record of thè Warsaw team this j season follows Warsa. Niles. Mieli 0 47 Goshen, Ind 0 47 Elkhart, Ind 0 6 Columbia City. 1tici....... 0 89 M lsh a aie a, Ind. 6 12 Perù, Ind 0 38 | Ft wayne, Ind. (Central).. 0 37 Goshen. Ind 0 37 I Michisran Citx. Ind. 0 27 Tota! 0 320 1
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QUAKER TOWN IS HOST TO ARMY AND NAVY City Is Blaze of Color'as Two Teams Preparo for Clash. By United Press PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 24.—Philadelphia, called thè “sleepy place” in vaudeville jokes, was enjoying all thè thrills and excitement today of “Main St.” on circus day. It has been years slnce Philadelphia had an Army-Navy game and thè city was acting as though it never before had provided thè battle ground for thè annual fracas between thè cadets of West Point and tìje midshipmen from Annapolis. The Army Khaki and thè Navy Blue mingled in thè crowds battling for hotel accomodations and thè colors of thè two institutions blazed from all thè shop Windows. Biaze New York had never done anything llke it for an Arrny-Navy game.
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PICK OUTYOUR IL CITY' SLL STMDTEI Times Will Print Fan3’ Choice for Independent and Amateur h'onors. Independent and amateur football in Indianapolis this season has been unusually fast and has attracted large numbers of fans than ever before. This speaks well of thè game and of thè players participating. For clean, sportsmanlike playing th-3 games have compared favorably with thè college games. No fan probably has seen all of tha players in thè city in thè independent and amateur ranks in action. There are severa! hundred. The Times wants to know thè fans’ selection for an ali-star independent football team in thè city. Fili out thè accompanying blank, eboosing from thè ranks of any amateur or independent team in thè city. The player receiving thè largest number of votes for his respective position will be placed on thè ali-star team. The voting will dose two weeks from Saturday. By that time thè most of thè teams will have ended thè season. Fili out thè blank now and send in to thè Times sporta department.
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