Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 157, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 November 1923 — Page 9

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 14, 1923

Indiana and Wabash Clash Promises Hard Battle at Bloomington Saturday

SCARLET INVADES I. U. • FIRST TIME IN YEARS Even Struggle Predicted as Two State Colleges Meet — Both Teams in Fair Shape for Contest. By United Press BLOOMINGTON. Ind., Nov. 14.—With a hard battle in prospect with Wabash on Saturday, Head Coach Ingram is using every minute of daylight practice time to get the team ready and, not satisfied with that, he has brought out the ghost ball and turned on the electric lights long after dark. The I. U. coaches were better satis-! ' '

fled with the Chicago game than any contest so far and were pleased v ith the spirit shown by the eleven. The only note of discouragement now is the injury to Marks, the real flasn of the Crimson attack. Marks has a side injury that probably will keep him out of the Wabash game. If he is out it will just about cut in half the attacking power of the Crimson. Marks made just about al lof the gains against Chicago. All other players are in good shape after the tough Windy City struggle. Wabash formations were urnd in practice by tne freshmen ir dummy rerimroage on Tuesday It will be the first time Wabash and Indiana have battled on the gridiron in many years. f|TWO WABASH CRIPS BACK Johnson and Thorn Recover From Injuries and Bolster Squad. By Timet Special CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind., Nov. 14.—Wabash will be In better shape to meet Indiana Saturday than at any time since the Purdue game. Johneon and Thorn are over their ailments and will get into the fray. The Chicago “V” College game last Saturday was an easy’ one as far as the Wabash regulars were concerned. Most of them did not see action In more than half of the game. There is a note of gloom in the Little Giant camp, however, in the fact that Gipson and Sherman probably are out for the rest of the season. It takes a star performer out of the back field and also the line. With not a great deal cf reserve strength to depend on the loss of two men hurt*. NOBLESVILLE H. S. GRID TEAM ELECTS CAPTAIN Williams to Lead Them in 1924 Eleven Closes Good Season. By Times Special NOBLESVILLE. Ind.. Nov. 14 The players of the Noblesville High School football team held a meeting Tuesday night and elected , Robert Williams captain for next year. The boys won six out of seven games played this season. •The following letter men will reive sweaters for the good work they did during the season just doted: Eubanks. Lewis, Williams, Pietee. Barker. Wheeler, Granger. Taylor, Cottlngham. Dill. Castor, White, Waterman. Homey and Eusey Tne P'.esentation will be made Nov. I>, ?he date of the opening of the basket ill season. i Independent Football The Belmont Tigers defeated the OneEleven team, 12 to 0. The Belmonts desire game fer Sunday with the Riverside Midgets. Call Belmont 127 ft and ask for Victor. Practice will be held tonight. The Belmont A. C. will practice tonight nd Friday night In preparation for the game with Piainfie’d Sunday. Kiefer. Har- . er. Kepner. Stitch and Dunr. take notice. For fame cab Charles Achey Belmont 1310 The Western Triangles de-are a game for Sunday with a team in the 28-to-35 pound cales Call Belmont 0721 and ask for Carl. The Irvington Presbyterian basketball team has organised for the season and is booking games In the 17-18-year-old class. Address Kenneth Bogers, 5865 Dewey Ave.. or call Irvington 0615. Sew Bethel take notice. The Lincoln A. C.s are holding a permit for Garfield Park from 10:30 a. m. to 13 m. Sunday. Any team wishing to have this permit, call Stewart 1268 and ask for Leonard The Lincoln A C.e will piay the College Juniors Sunday at 1:30 p. m on the Juniors" field at Fall Creek and College Ave. The Indianapolis Midways bare reorgan,ned and are holding a permit for Willard Park Sunday afternoon The Midways want with team? playing in the 50-60-Fk 1 class Fountain Square- Oak’andon v - the usual place. Address Ra'ph Walker. 1321 Orange St. or call Circle 4721 and ask lor Bob.

-Knute Torinofid Gridiron nhsci<xn

NOTRE DAME COACH LIKES THE FIGHTER.

“fiT/fl USCULAR co yl ordination and football brains are the two greatest as set* of any player who desires to star In football. particularly at Notre Dame.” says Knute Rockne. “Beef and brawn are not at ail essential,” asserts Rockne. "although they do have their place in certain systems. The

featherweight has as much chance as the heavyweight In my scheme of football.” One has only to follow Rcckne’s :re Dame eleven through several cays of practice, and then see them In action In real competition to appreciate fAs slze-up of the modem game. ‘‘Give me a team composed of players who can think, thereby making use of their speed and natural physique, and I have no fear of conceding poundage. In the Army game, man ifor man, Notre Dame wae outweighed >cm fifteen to twenty pounds. Notre I ame beat the Army because my players were able to out-thlnk, outmaneuver and out-speed their opponents.

Stagg Peeved By United Press CHICAGO, Nov. 14. —Coach Stagg has developed a grouch. He's far from satisfied, he said Tuesday, with the form his men are showing In their workouts for the Ohio State game Saturday. He told his squad how rotten he thought it was. Wilce Shifts Men By United Press COLUMBUS. Ohio, Nov. 14. The Buckeyes are getting long and hard scrimmage drills with Coach Wilce making numerous shifts in his line-up, hoping to find a combination that can beat Chicago.

10 PURDUES OUT OF PRACTICE Claypool and Wellman Missing During Workouts, By United Press LAFAYETTE. Ind., Nov. 14 —Purdue men went through a light workout today with Captain Claypool. center. and Wellman, star end, missing from the line-up. Claypool’a injuries may keep him out for the remainder of the year. Purdue plays Northwestern here Sat urday. Purple Is Hopeful Bui nited Press EVANSTON. 111.. Nov. 14.—North western’s campus looks hopeful to the Purdue game Saturday, confident the Purple will win in their flarhf to climb from the Confeience cellar. Several changes have been made In the back field. LEWIS FOR BROWN ON PRESTO RING PROGRAM Ft. Thomas Boy Meets Alte—Thirty Rounds of Milling Tonight. The Prest-O-L.te Athletic Association, comprised of employes of the company, will stage its first sport event tonight at the Speedway Community House. Thirty rounds of box ing are on the program and topnotch scrappers from Indiana and Ohio are on the schedule. A last-minute change in the card has been occas.oned by the illness of Jimmie Brown, Cincinnati boxer, who was to meet Merle AJte. The promoters were fortunate In securing a good substitute for Brown and Spider Lewis, the fast little scrapper of Fort Thomas. Kentucky, will appear on the card in Brown's place. An inferurban car will leave the term.nal station at 7 o'clock for the Speedway and motor busses will take on passengers at the south entrance of the Terminal Station after 7. FRATERNITY GRID GAMES Butier Sigma Chi and Phi Deit Open Schedule. Intrafraternity football at Butler | College was scheduled to start this j afternoon at Jamieson Park. The ; Sigma Chi team and Phi Delta Theta i eleven were matched In the first tangle. lambda Chi and Delta are organizing elevens. They will meet In the near future. A silver loving cup is to be given to i the winner of the game this afternoon.

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"Next in importance ie a real liking for the game. The player who loves the game Is invariably a fighter, one who never quits.” Rockne likes the fighter. He Insists each player give his very best until the final whistle blows, regardless of the score. Muscular coordination and football brains are

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the cardinal principles of Rockne’s system. He dwells on them from the time the season opens until It closes. Notre Dame's system of attack under Rockne is somewhat standardized, varying but little from year to year. Individual brilliancy is not sought. Individual stars axe subordinated to the team. Rockne is the master mechanic of football who welds the parts Into the gridiron machine. He adjusts and regulates as flaws begin to show in the inexperienced player. From time to time he adds a bit of polish here and there until he has his eleven in trim to start the season, a finished product. Muscular coordination and football brains, there you have the fundamentals of Rockne's scheme of football.

GRID BRAINS MOST NECESSARY ASSET.

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Until the three-year-old hoss championship Is definitely decided the prize sweet potato growers of the country can not expect much attention. * • • 3like McTigue’* manager want* $50,000 for slander. ... A prize fighter’s manager who oan be slandered is at least a novelty. • • • I "| GENTLEMAN prize fighter is I A I one who smacks a tough egg U v 1 on the whiskers and says, "Pardon my glove.” * • • Giants may sign Carl Mays. * • * And all the time we were under the impression McGraw was looking for pitchers. • • • . KB HASH A coach shot blank cartridges at players to speed ’em up • * * Not knowing a shot in the arm would have liad the same effect. • • IT IS DENIED THAT RED GRANGE OF ILLINOIS IS A PROFESSIONAL, AND YET HE PLAYS WELL ENOUGH TO BE ONE. * • • “Vjj HSjjJSr “Wish some of *5- these shell® that * could Just die n / dancing would go on and do it.” fi ¥ Col. Hickory }) Knutt. s-<k • * # FIRST DINOSAUR EGGS HAVE BEEN FOUND IN CHINA. ... IT WILL BE SEVERAL WEEKS YVT BEFORE THEY ARE FOUND IN A M ERICA N RESTA l' RANTS • • • T* - HE r.-shies announce that Henri Eluere, No. 3 ranking heavyweight of France, has been defeated. * • • A No. 3 ranking heavyweight in France Is equivalent to a first class bowl of goulash anywhere. • • • EXPERT WRITES THAT WHEN FIRPO AND DEMPSEY MEET AGAIN TT WELL BE ANYBODY'S FIGHT ANYBODY KIT FIRPOS.

Quarter Back Dern of Penn sylvania is out for the season damit:

HARD CONTESTS FOR m BOYS Meet Pyramids Sunday and Kokomo Legion Dec. 2, Al Feeney's Y. P. C. team will go through extra practice tonight at the hall in preparation for their game Sunday at Washington Park with the Ft. Wayne Pyramids. The Pyramids are the old Ft. Wayne Friar outfit with several of the leading high school stars of recent years and some former college stars added. The Pyramids boast of five wins and only one defeat for the season. Manager Wilson of the Y. P. C. team announced today that the Kokomo American Legion team, victors over the Femdales, 6-0, last Sunday, will tie the attraction at Washington Park. Dec. 2. KEEPING SIKIT TAMED Battler Actually Is Training for Bout With Norfolk. By United Vri/s NEW YORK. Nov. 14.—A corps of bottle holders, towel flappers and other attendants acting as guards will try to keep Battling Siki In training for one week more so he will be at hts best when he fights Kid Norfolk, also colored, in Madison Square Garden next Tuesday. Siki has been .so well behaved lately Ids newest manager is beginning to take alarm, fearing Siki might sneak away to the Zoo and humor his favorite vice of biting lions. Independent Basketball The Bt. George five defeated the Olive Branch Junior* Tuesday night by a score of 11 to 8 Cooiey and Tucker were stars tor the wine.rs The St. Gei rife teams plays the Pals Clubs seconds tonight. For game* call Drexol 4698 and ak for Joe. The Diamond Chain Reserves wilt plajr Edgewnnd tonight. Games are wanted with teams haring access to gyms Call Webster 8767 and ask lor Bob. The Cumberland Civic League ha* organized a strong net team for the coming season and wonts eair.es with fast teams. Write open dates and terms to Man after Cumberland Civic League basketball team. Cumberland. Ind The Indianapolis Pals Club will open It* season tonight at Communal building, located at Meridian and Morris Sts, against Brightwood Independents. The Pals Club seconds will meet their old rivals, the 8t George Five in a curtain-raiser. Teams desiring games call Manager Kaplan. Drexol 5163, or address P. O. Box 895. The 8t Anthony s Y. P. C basketball team will play the Alex Triangles at St Anthony's Hall. Thursday evening. The Y. P C.s would like to schedule games with fast local teams, the games to be played at St. Anthony's Hall on Thursday evenings. The following club* are requested to get In touch with Frank Hanley at Belmont 2825: Broad Ripple Joy Glooms Indianapolis Celts. Edgewood. South Side Turners. Mapletons, Do Molays. Speedway A. C.s. Fair Plays. Pals Club and “Y" Leaders. The manager of the Alex Triangles 1* requested to call the above number this evening between 6 and 7. In the third win of the season the Indianapolis Celts defeated the Olive Branch fir* Tuesday night. 44 to 22. The Celts wauld like to hear from some team which has access to a gym for Thursday or Saturday night. Write Max G. Goldsmith, 1022 Union St., or call Stewart 2093, after 6:30 p. m. The Boys Club Bulldogs desire games. They play la the 11-18-year-old class. Call Mala 1999 and ask for Lefty, between 7 and 9 p.m.

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LAST DAY’S CARD AT LOUISVILLE IS FEATURE OF YEAR Climax of Turf Season Offered at Churchill Downs on ’ Saturday. By United Press LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 14.—The addition of the match race between Zev. Harry Sinclair’s 3-year-old and In Memoriam. Zev's conqueror in the Latonia championship, makaa Saturday’s card at Churchill Downs the best. America has offered so far this year, Col. Matt J- Winn, general manager of the track, declared today. The program includes also the Kentucky Jockey Club stakes, a $35,000 event. The race is for 2-year-olds at a mile. Wise Counsellor and Happy Thougha, conceded two of the best in their class, are entered. Should Zev win the $25,000 stake, he will be the largest money winning horse of all time. His earnings will then exceed $300,000. In Saturday’s match race. Carl Wledmann and Harry Sinclair, owners cf the colts, put up SIO,OOO each and the track adds another SIO,OOO. The winner gets $26,000 and the loser $5,000.

N. D. in Snappy Drill for Clash With Butler

Bv United Press SOUTH BEND. Ind.. Nov 14 Short and snappy dummy drill with some signal practice sufficed for the "Micks" Tuesday in preparation for their final home game Saumlay. They play Butler. Over-Confidence, Says Rock Bv United Press FT. WAYNE. Ind.. Nov. 14 "Notre Dame was the victim of overconfidence in the Nebraska game, and It Is well thaf a football game was the only thing they lost.” Coach Rockne said In talking to high school students here Tuesday. Army Sought Knufu's Aid By United Press WEST POINT, N. Y.. Nov. 14Hopes to have Knute Rockne. Notre Dame coach, the Army team In shape for the Navy game were abandoned Tuesday with the announcement of Coach McEwen that “Rockne could not find It convenient to come " SHORTER A. A. SCHEDULE Hickey ihiggeafs Season Open April 16 and (Jose Sept. 21. ft / Vim, s Spr i ell CHICAGO, Nov. 14 —The American Association will be 154 games in 1924. President Hickey favors the shorter schedule and will advise club owners to adopt it at the annual league meeting here In December. He will suggest the season open April 16 and close Sept. 21. Heretofore the A. A. has played 168 games. MORE GERBER AGITATION Badger Students Can Not Forget Recent Ineligibility Incident Bu United Press MADISON, Wla.. Nov. 14.—Campus agitation against the ruling barring Gerber, star tackle. Is growing since the defeat of the Badgers by Illinois last Saturday. An appeal to the Big Ton Is urged.

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In Main Go ■ $* Aa />■ - Mfe. •. /ll Wm ► r -' A-b-uf* •x. s ' . s t V. •/ Johnny Klesch of Cleveland, who meets Harry Fay of Pittsburgh at Tomlinson Hall Monday- in the main go of the Washington A. C. show r , boasts of a draw, with Young Stribllng, the Dixie kid who figured In the Mike McTigue fuss. Klesch is touted highly around Cleveland for his willingness to mix. Promoter Harter plans the biggest show of the indoor season, six bouts, calling for forty-two rounds, being scheduled. Harter Tuesday night completed the fifth bout on the card. It will be a six-round affair between Dick Osborn of Shelbyville and Johnny Sawyers of Indianapolis. builerfresrieT CLDSESATURDAY Yearlings at Home While Varsity Tackles Notre Dame The Butler College freshmen team will take on the Franklin yearling comblnatlm on Irwin field Saturday, while the varsity journeys north to the haunts of the Irish to fight for State championship honors. Little Is known about the strength of the Franklinltes. other than several high school stars are enrolled. The game Saturday will close the schedule for the Butler youngsters. Coach Hinkle said ho was anxious to win this battle, because it will show the comparison of new material at the two schools. A scoreboaru will be erected under the direction of the Butler physics department to relay the results of the Notre Dame-Butler game play by play. LOCAL CUE ~STARS~ WIN Indianapolis Takes Two Games In Indiana -Illinois League. Indianapolis won two games in the India na-Illlnois three cushion billiard league Tuesday. Cooler defeated Gray of Torre Haute in the afternoon match. 59 to 49, and Vogler defeated Gray at night. 50 to 89. Curtis and Kepner, two local cue ex parts, meet tonight in the Indiana State throe-cushion tourney. All-Comers Tourney Gene Henning is still taking 'em on in his ail-comers pocket billiard tourney at the Claypool. He was to meet Ralph Emerson this afternoon and ,1. L. Connolly tonight. In Tuesday matches Henning do seated Jim Brooks. 100 to 29, and Kockhlll, 100 to 75.

CLAYTON INVADES RIPPLE FOR NET CONFLICT FRIDAY First Home Basket Game for Warm’s Five —Manual Fray Nov, 28, Clayton High School basketball team comes to Broad Ripple Friday for the first home game of the season. Clayton ranks as one of the best aggregations in Hendricks County. Coach Wahn of Broad Ripple has made some changes in his line-up, and in so doing has strengthened the effectiveness of the offensive. The following will be the probable line-up: Jackman and Parr, forwards; Brown, center; Myers and Smith, guards; leavGilkispie, Harrison, Applegate, Carter and Stahl in reserve. The Broad Ripple student body is looking forward to the Manual game, the first of the city series, Wednesday night. Nov. 28. MILSTEAD ABOUT READY Former Wabasher Due Back in Yale IJne-up Thursday. By United Press NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 14 With the exception of “Century” Milstead, who has a battered toe, the Yale regulars are all taking part in the drills for the Princeton game Saturday. Milstead Is expected to be at his regular position Thursday. Yale coaches are sounding warnings against over-confidence. Milstead formerly played tackle, at Wabash

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TALK AGAIN SAYS GIANTS MEAN TO LAND HORNSBY Despite Denials, Baseball Sharps Think McGraw Feels Need of Rogers to Counter Babe Ruth Attraction, By HENRY L. FARRELL United Press Staff Correspondent. NEW YORK, Nov. 14.—Needing new players as well as several better players with which to meet competition next year, the New York Giants, despite denials, are expected to do some more big trading or buying before the winter season is over.

As far as the reported transfer of Rogers Hornsby to New York from the Cardinals is concerned, there seems nothing to it. Owners of both dubs insist negotiations have ended, but some smart baseball men maintain they have ended only for the time being and will be resumed as soon as the Giants complete deals for one or more players on other clubs that the Cardinals want. The business side of the game is just as important in these days as the mechanical end and the Giants to hold their own in competition with the Yankees are facing the desperate need of getting some color on the National League champions. The Giants didn’t do well last season and the Yankees will be a bigger card than ever next season. Rogers Hornsby is the only player in the National League that could be built up as a counter attraction to Babe Ruth, and for this reason many baseball men here feel sure the Giants will give most anything for Hornsby after they have allowed the feeling to circulate that they have cooled on the deal. City Boxing Commission The city boxing commission held a special meeting Tuesday night, but no action was taken on applications for fistic permits. The Army and Navy Club changed Its request for a date from Dec. 28 to Jan. 3. The commission wilt act on this request Dec. 4

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UNIT STAKES TO RIVAL DERBY Eastern Turf Classic Boosted to Value of $75,000, By United Financial NEW YORK, Nov. 14.—The New York Jockey Club has decided to change the condi ions of the historic Belmont stakes, which has been In existence since 3887. During the past few years this 3-year-old classic ha3 carried a guaranteed value of $50,000 Beginning with the 1926 race it will have an added value of $15,000, which shoujd bring the value to approximately $75,000 for that year. The distance Is lengthened from a mile and three furlongs to a mile and cne-half. thus making the race the American equivalent of the English Epsom Derby. Mandell Every Round Bv United Press NEW YORK, Nov. 14. — Sammy Mandell, Rockford (111.) featherweight, won a twelve-round decision from Babe Herman, California, here Tuesday. Mandel ltook every round.

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