Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 148, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1923 — Page 14

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Purdue-Notre Dame Contest Furnishes Big State Gridiron Feature Saturday

ZEV FAVORITE. AS TIME NEARS FOR RACE CLASSIC In Spite of Sentiment, the Betting Machines Will Tell the Cold-Blooded Story of Form and Class. * By FRANK GETTY, United Press Staff Correspondent. LATONIA RACE TRACK. Kv., Nov. 2.—Zev arrived this morning to defend his title as champion 3-year-old of 1923 against the fastest of his challengers. The Sinclair colt, which will start tomorrow against My Own, In Memoriam. Rialto and Taylor Hay. a presumptuous youngster who was entered at the last minute with his equine betters, came through the trip from New York without a scratch.

The triumphant son of The Finn bids fair to carry more money than any of his other rivals. My Own. the challenger. or In Memoriam. western colt, about which less is''. kjjqwn. Rialto and Taylor Hay will be long shots. Machines Will Tell Zev was expected at noon today. The Sinclair colt is not as popular, perhaps, as his record warrants, but the pari-mutuel machines will record opinion rather than sentiment on the morrow. There was something coldly lmpreasiive about the way Zev on the eve of the most important race of his career, stopped to pick up a paltry $5,000 at Empire City. The Raneocas stable is already within $13,000 of the world'3 record for money won by a single stable during a single year—5397,342 garnered by the late Pames M. Keen’s horses In 1907. It wants but this victory to put the stable earnings in a class by themselves. Zev’s Winnings As for Zev, the colt has won 000 already, and the $50,000 purse tomorrow. If he can snatch it from his fleet rivals, will put him ahead, on total earnlng3, of any thorough bred that ever strode, save one. Ksar. the French champion, holds the world’s record for money won. with $320,000 to his credit. Earl Weideman. Kentucky brewer, has his horse. In Memoriam. in the championship tomorrow and from Bob Malmoran, the colt's trainer, down to the lowliest saddle polisher, the stable is outspokenly sure their horse Is going to beat both of the easterners. Few horsemen write Rialto altogether out of it. There will be seven events on the card tomorrow. Post time has been moved up and the feature event, the Latonia Championship, may start at .7:30 p. m.

HOPPE DIMS FORM CHIP Fine Rally Downs Horemans * in Cue Tourney. TOCBN'EY STANDING Won. Lost. Pet. Schaefer United States ... 2 0 1.000 Cochran. United States ... 3 1 .000 Hagenlacher. Germany ... 2 1 .060 Hoppe. United States 2 1 -000 Horemans. Belgium ...... 0 2 .000 Conti. France .: 0 3 .000 By United Press NEW YORK, Nov. 2.—With a fine rally after the Belgian champion, Edouard Horemans, had made a run of 221, Willie Hoppe flashed some of his old championship form, rallied and won, 500 to 431, In the third round of the world’s 18.2 balkline billiard championship tournament Thursday night. For the first time In the tournament Hoppe was on his real game and his victory put him In a tie for second place behind Jake Schaefer, who has won two games and lost none. Hoppe made high runs of 170 and 111 and finished with an average of 33 5-16 while Horemans averaged 29. In the other matches of the round Herman Hagenlacher beat Welker Cochran, 600 to 323. and Jake Schaefer beat Roger Conti, 500 to 342. STATE BASKETBALL DATES ARE ARRANGED I. H. S. A. A. Secretary Announces Tourney Schedule. By Time* Special ANDERSON, Ind.. Nov. 2. —Dates for the State basketball tournaments were announced Thursday by A. L. Trester, permanent secretary of the I. H. S. A. A. Sectional tournaments will be held Feb. 22 to March 1; regional tournaments, March 7 and 8; State final tournament, March 14 and 15. The sectional track and field meets are to be held May 10 and the final track and field meet May 17. Thirty-four high schools have entered the I. H. S. A. A. since Aug. 6. making a total of 721 members. Saturday Football INDIANA TEAMS De P*u* Freshmen and Butler Freshmen at Irwin field. Purdue at Notre Dame. Hanover at Indiana. Franklin at Rose Poly. Wabash at Lombard. Central Normal (Danville) at Karl ham. Lewis Institute at Valparaiso. BIG TEN GAMES Chicago at Illinois. Michtran at lowa. Northwestern at Minnesota. OTHER IMPORTANT GAMES Cornell at Dartmouth. Amy at Yale. Penn State at Syracuse. Pittsburgh at Pennsylvania. Colgate at Navy. Tufts at Harvard Alabama at Georgia Tech. Swarthmorc at Princeton. Washington and Jefferson at Lafayette. Auburn at Georgia. Wesleyan at Amherst. Knox at Beloit. Nevada at California. Lehigh at Carnegie Tech. Mercer at Centenary. Kentucky at Centre. Middiebury at Columbia. Haekell at Creighton. Kalamazoo Normal at De Paul. Marquette at Detroit. lowa State at Drake. Boeton College at Georgetown. Vermont at Holy Cross. Missouri at Kansas Agricultural. Cincinnati at Ober in. Kansas at Oklahoma. Washington at Oregon Agricultural. St. Louis at St. Xavier. Mississippi Aggies at Vanderbilt. Oregon at Washington State. The Grappler Midgets desire a game, to be played at Willard Park Sunday afternoon. Calf fWfi 3015 and ask for Ralph. Practice wifi be held Sunday morning at Willard.

Official Entry By United Press EATON IA RACE TRACK, Ky., Nov. 2. —Five hor3es were named today to start Saturday in the $50,000 Latonia championship. The four expected to be named —Zev, My Own, In Memorium and Rialto—were entered, but there was a surprise when C. W. Hay also entered the colt Taylor Hay. Taylor Hay never has shown any form which entitled him to run in such company and it is believed he was entered merely for sentimental reasons. C. W. Hay is a steward at Latonia.

mHERE is no mystery about the great Harvard system this year. • • it consists largely of seeing how much punishment the boys can take. • • • Funny, ain’t it. how a gang of football morons wish a husky line and a set of fleet bar ks can make an elaborate system look like a set of rundown rubber heels? Down in th* betting tent where the wagers are paid off they don't ask you what system you uaea. but where you finished. STRANGEST THING ABOPT NOTRE DAME S SUCCESS IS THAT ALL THE EXPERTS PREDICTED A GREAT TEAR FOR IHE TEAM. Spaniards pss up bull fighting for football. . . . Now they’ll learn what brutality Is. PRAYING COLONELS IN FIST FIGHT. • • • TEX RICKARD MUST BE COACHING 'EM THIS YEAR. Boston man, shot, stabbed anti beaten up by wife, sues tor divorce. • * • Probably figures her love has cooled. . OLLA MALLORY can't enter lyll Olympiad as American. • • j • She must take her licking from Suzanne Lenglen as member of Norway team. RINGERS ARE ALL RIGHT IN HORSESHOE .GAMES. BUT . THEY DON'T GO SO BIG IN FOOTBALL GAMES. Zicgfeid is going to retire. . . . This means the drama won t have a leg to stand on. Belgian billlardist, with 642, claims loogeet run, but dornt’t say who rhaeed him.

BLUE NOSE DISQUALIFIED IN FISHING FLEET RACE American Boat Awarded Second Heat When Canadian Ship Violates Rule —Deciding Match on Saturday, By United Press HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, Nov. 2.—Canada has not yet won the international fishermen’s trophy signifying the speed championship of North Atlantic fishing fleets.

The champion Blue Nose, after fin- | ishing well ahead of the American challenger. Columbia, In yesterday’s race, was disqualified by the race committee late last night. Columbia was declared winner of the second race because the Blue Nose failed to pass a buoy to seaward as provided in the special rules promulgated after the first race. The third and deciding race will be sailed Saturday. Providing the Canadian ship refuses to race tomorrow, the committee decided the race and series will be declared forfeited to the Columbia. H. A. C. AQUATIC MEET A twenty-yard swim, free style, for girls under 15, is to be the first event on the Hoosier Athletic Club card in the opening aquatic meet In the club’s tank Saturday night. Events are to be held under A. A. U. Other events Included are: Club championship, fancy diving, for men; club championship, free style, 100 yards, for women, and a forty-yard match race, free style, between Fannie Moore and Zane Dietz. Independent Football The Riley Tiger Juniors will meet the Fountain Square A. A.’s Sunday at Rhodius Park. The Juniors wish, to book a game for Thanksgiving, to be played at Rhodius Park. All players report for practice at 6:45 p. m. today. For games call Belmont 3647 and ask for Windy.

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EASTERN ELEVENS 10 FIGHT IT OUT IN 01 SECTION No Inter-Sectional Affairs — Undefeated Teams Clash for Supremacy, By WESTBROOK PEGLER Uni i eu News Stuff Correspondent NEW YORK, Nov. 2.—in the Eastern zone, the college boys who feed on raw bull beef throughout the week and enjoy trouble on Saturdays, will confine their assaults to fellow Easterners this Saturday, to the exclusion of Southern and Western teams. This will be the first football day of the season for which the schedule provides no inter-sectional game. However, on Tuesday, Rutgers, whoso red Jersies at least are animated by a real football team, will try to make election day a deplorable occasion for the West Virginia hill people at the Polo Grounds. A Big .Saturday Saturday’s games will be a sort of stock-taking for the entire eastern region. The comparisons available now are very obscure and some reputations. notably Harvard's and the Navy's have been badly scuffed Yale, which meets the Army at New Haven Saturday afternoon. Is one of the seven prominent teams of the East which have not been defeated The others are Cornell, with the season's high-scoring record to date of 187 points In, four games, Dartmouth, which beat Harvard; Syracuse, Tufts, Washington and Jeffereon and Penn State. This week, the big game will be the one between Cornell and Dartmouth, whereby anew Dartmouth Stadium at. Hanover, N. H., will be consecrated to the sportive practice of trampling one's fellow man Into the mud. Lafayette-W. and J. The old rivalry between Lafayette and Washington and Jefferson Is as warm as ever, but the game in New York Saturday will prove nothing. Lafayette has been beaten by Pitt and tied by Rutgers, so a victory will confer no title on Wash.-Jeff. Yale must beat the Army to remain In the fight for the Eastern championship. Penn and Pittsburgh are matched at Philadelphia. Princeton meets Swßrthmore, beaten by Penn. Harvard plays Tufts which won from Middiebury and Penn State plays. Syracuse. Another clashing of unde seated teams.

HOOSIER HARRIERS TO RONSATORDAY There are eighteen entries in the A. A. U. cross-country run scheduled Just before the Butler-De Pauw freshman game at Irwin field Saturday. The run is to be six miles. Entries are from Butler, Wabash, Earlham, the Hoosier Athletic Club and unattached. Doolittle and Snyder are to represent Butler. Guthner Is the H. A. C. entry. The course is once around the Butler campus, down Emerson Ave. to Pleasant Run Blvd., east to the east end of the Irvington golf course, then southeast to University Ave. The finish will be at the south goal posts on the football field. Brlghtwood Trims Y. P. C. The Brig'ntwood Independents won from the St. Anthony Y. P. C., 24 to 23. Thursday night at St. Anthony’s Hall. The passing game of the winners, and the shooting of Hon and Brown, featured the game. Next Thursday night the Y. P. C.s will play the Indianapolis Highlands on the home floor.

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Tech furnished her quota for the Butler freshman team when she sent these huskies to the Blue and White school. All are former Tech men. They will do battle In the But-ler-De Pauw yearlings’ game at Irwin Field Saturday. Webb used to be yell leader at Tech, but Pat. Page has developed him into a tackle. Bernhardt, who was a good player on last year's Tech squad, Is one of the most promising freshmen. LOCAL PRO TEAK TO BATTLE HERE Two local grid teAms will meet opposition In Indianapolis Sunday. The Y. P. C.s play the Lafayette Pros., at Washington Park. The Ferndales meet the much-vaunted Louisville Breeks at Pennsy Park. The Lafayetto team will probably offer strong opposition, as they carry a wealth of former college stars and have an enviable record. Manager Hertzman of the Louis villa Breeks, said the following play era wpi make the trip from the Kentucky metropolis; Ends, Grubor (Kentucky), Wanless, White (Centre,; tackles. Gibson (Centre), Kendrick (Texas); guards, Olmsted, Bruoklacher, Miller (Centre); centers. Otto, Higgins (Kentucky); quarter back, Boldt (Ken tacky); half backs, Rowan (Camp Pike), Reiser (Great Lakes), Ford (Louisville), Gutgllamo (Louisville), Quast (Purdue), full back, Wiggs (Van derbllt.) ‘CHUNK’ HELVIE TO PLAY WITH KOKOMO LEGION Almost on the eve of the battle between Kokomo American Legion and the Ferndales comes the announcement by the up-Stat management that “Chunk’’ Helvie, one of the heat pro football players ever produced In Indianapolis, will be In the visitors' line-up. Helvie for the past two years ha* played with the Jonesboro Silver town team, which copped the State title In 1922.

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battlefSre OF BIG TEN CABO Michigan at lowa in Another Important Contest — Gophers and Purple. By United Press CHICAGO, Nov. 2, —Surrounded by his charges, the mighty “maroons of the midway,’’ Coach A. A. Ktagg set out to Invade the happy hunting ground of the tribe of Illinois Saturday. The game, which will be played in the new Illinois memorial stadium at Urbana, Is the topliner on the day's program In the Big Ten conference. The two teams, both undefeated, hold leadership in the race for conference honors. Staggs Maroon squad, composed mostly of veterans, has every mechan leal advantage, but the absence of Harry Thomas and his all-American brother, John, together with injuries to both regular ends, will force the Maroons into u desperate fight to stay In the running. While the contest at Urbana Is in progress tw*o teams will take the field at lowa City In another game involving the Conference championship. "Hurry-up" Yost, with his squad of Michigan contenders. Invades the Hawkeye field In a game that may make or break the Wolverines. Michigan won Its only Conference game this season. lowa broke even In two starts, losing to Illinois and winning from Ohio. The only other Big Ten game on the program will be at Minneapolis, where Northwestern and Minnesota meet In their annual skirmish. Purdue journeys to South Bend to engage the ’’Flghtln' Micks of Notre Dame. Indiana meets Hanover; Ohio takes on Dennison and Wisconsin remaivis idle.

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‘Expert’ Picks Manual He Bets a Nickel on Griddle Battle for Old Times' Sake.

By WALTER SCAMP SHIS bein the day when 2 city hi schools which Is Manual and Take-a-nickel are to meat on the griddle, it ought to be a excellent time to pick out a winner. Personally i have bet a nickel on the Red and White 11. That beln because E. H. K. McComb alloud me to git by with a parchment after 5 and one hf. yrs. at that school. But as to possibilities: It looks like It tvas a even throw. Last yr. the dopesters all give Tech a two to 1 od and then was all het up because the fly was In there ointment box. I herd there will be a hot four quarter bout between the lines, because both of ’em have a lot of punch. Kornblum and Hicks, which, by the way. he ain’t, are the Green gards. The ticket cellars is expecting a big crowd. It’s going to be a tough, tight, tumbly, tussle. I?ut as 1 said, lot the winner have the honors. Not me NORTH SIDE GRIDOERS GROOM FOR BIG FRACAS Shortridge Meets Louisville Saturday —Guests at Ixx-al Game The Shortridge eleven was to be guests today at the Manual-Tech game at Ir\vin*field. Thursday the Blue and White eleven went through its final paces in preparation for the clash with Louisville Male high school Saturday. Shea, who has been stepping out of late, tore through the scrubs In a practice game Thursday night. Thatcher and Smith alternated at quarter. Coach Gorton intends to keep one of them on the bench during part of the squabble Saturday. Gorton will take of seventeen men to Kentucky. The Blue and White grldders will embark for Louisville at 7:30 a. m. Saturday.

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RENAULT IB MADE FAVCRITETONIGHT Dempsey’s Sparring Partner Picked to Whip Johnson, By United Netcs NEW YORK, Nov. 2.—For some occult reason, Jack Dempsey s sparring partner, Renault, has been made the favorite in tonight’s bout in such bets as have been made and so probably will be whipped, as the favorites have been beaten In most bouts thus fax In the Indoor season. Johnson has not worked very well in training. He was absent from the ring a long time after being knocked out by Jess Willard and didn’t spend his time moping alone in the wilderness, either. If he should lose to Renault, who is regarded as no better than a second rater at present, Johnson will be definitely retired from the front group In the heavyweight class. Finley K. O.s Carson By Time* Special JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Nov. 2. Jimmy Piffle y of Louisville, Ky., knocked out Johnny Carson of Memphis In the seventh round of a scheduled ten-round go here on Thursday night. Young Ketchell, Louisville, and Otis Hurst fought ten rounds to a draw on the same card.

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The clash between Phelan’s team and the Irish aggregation will be the gala event of the Notre Dame homecoming program and one of the largest crowds ever to watch the Irish perform at home is expected for the game. The sensational intersectional victories that Cqach Knute Rockne recently added to his long list of victims makes football enthusiasts all over the country watch the performance of the highly touted Irish eleven with much interest. Coach Phelan has been driUing his charges at a hard pace in the last two workouts, and his preparations for the game was to be concluded with a final short session at South Bend this afternoon. The probable Purdue line-up Is as follows: Ends. Wellman and Ravenscraft; tackles, -Meyer and Bolen? guards, Stewart and Anderson; center. Captain Claypool; quarter back, Jacobs; half backs, Spradling and Worth? full backs, Carlson cr Gladders. PREPARATIONS COMPLETE Purdue Eleven to Be Guests at All Events. By Times Special SOUTH BEND, Ind., Nor. 2.—. About 5,000 old grads are expected at Notre Dame's homecoming Saturday, Activities will begin with a snake dance, tonight There Is to he & reception for the Purdue football squad also. An added feature will be a boxing bout and vaudeville show campus. Events Saturday will begin with a barbecue at the gym. A parade of old monogram men will precede the game. A “tea hound" game will be staged between the halves. The program Is to conclude Saturday night with a banquet and dance.