Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 157, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1924 — Page 11

MONDAY, NOV. 10, 1924

//. D. APPEARS BEST OF UNBEATEN MAJOR SQUADS Rockne's Ven Lead West, anc! Perhaps Whole Country —Pennsy, Alabama and Stanford Top Other Sections, Bv HENRY L FARRELL. I ritcd Press ,'taf Correspondent NEW Y< VRK. N >v. 10. —After another series of startling upt>. four major football teams remain, for a week at least, with -.i clear title for the lea<ler.shit> in their section. Notre Dame leads the West and perhaps the whole country. Pennsylvania has a dim hold on the Eastern lead. Alabama continues to set the pace in the South and Stanford stepped out into first place on the Pacific Coast.

Notre Dame, with successive defeats of the Army. Princeton, Georgia Tech and Wisconsin, stands out as the greatest team it; the country Notre J> me is among the leaders on the oftensy with 17 i folnts n:.d is tid with Alabama on tlie defense, having had h -r y• etl line crossed , i ly once on the ground and . twice in the air. lirst in South Alabama must have t great team, as she has scc*r< and j oin's against fonnidable opposition and leads the entire r..untie on the offense. Alabama's defense also has been almost perfect. as only sever, points have been scored by the opposition. Prince;,,n's defeat of Harvard by :t score of :;4 ;o *t was one of ths most startling upsets of years. I ririce'on tea b -tter than the big score indicat* -and Harvard never i sd a eh e. lr. th ,t victory Notre’ T>ame . n i Illinois, bur Harvard is. not : Michigan t r. nor an Army or Pr. e* ..a ’ease :hit Notre Dame • *, seated. •ego’s suint in ii<*ldi.:g Illinois to L P ' \ - was lea i-

Saturday Football Scores

imt-ana v >ir- D s \V - -. . 3. Purdue .'jn. IV I’ r.v. <> Hoae paly t;> - eiivi.. a Wabash fresbIv II 0 t W tbits! I 34 C, eiga V K Cu >•- 14 : t; - * r , - m . .. 7. Ki-arn i erae- No .1., . Terre Haute No Hi FranKlC, . iiei - taivn >Ky I 7 Hanover, 7 a. - o Other 1 iairitn, Alabama. 47: K- v 7. Vi.es - : kr- I : , : B:c. is T . :■ berk- - r 7 Be*too C. ■ .3 1 M ,-t*< 7 Ca.'.:si --- .1 11: - 0 Cas*-. 7. W tVuienary 7 Co.tr-,. fi-,-here *}. * • •■*. r i o e . •1 , ■ _ , : ’ •• im Soilthnvk.- n it Mi - O Cf.iumbu 10; X 1 T-ck t* O CtM.n, • C< Trriitv 0. : i.t Cornell !l Sus.yaefcanna. O. Colorado 7: C . a 6. C C N Y I rsi - S Crr.uhtan .71: X. • . Pakula 0 r > a...- ,: t 1 " . ' th 0 I t. •:> * c 7 Ha- ...lag, wt 13. - • . • 0 J-. i T- <>('Detroit. 7. . • .* it • 1,- •; * o K- to:- t -• V - 7 H- e. :<) e . - I vi. -Mi-’: O . .it*- v r 0. ■ \ . . ; - . -3. MI-.M-.r,i- • ' • • Cos., ,-e. •). M r- . f5: - V • . •• rt In. -n O j: tw *.;t : r „ V-rnn-i-t. 0 < - •. , 0,, v fi >• Kami - • O N e,r I'tr.t . , 1; V;rr.- ,a Polytech- i -ic :

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i ' .!f< >! Sr il !.'i! [mil i A ; 1 H rv* : ... . <i:.v |: Grange, sen^atiun-.! liiino;.® lofk. continued hi? work as football's most brilliant individual player in 1024. Grange scored th** thre touchdowns that tied Chicago 21 to 21. He carried the ball thirty time? for a ■ otai of "Ob yards. scored the tying touchdown with a run of eighty j Independent Football SpThf- Riley Ti^rs when thy took id*ur. into imp, 20 to U. Sunday at Rhodiua Park E *.riy in the second quarter i B ,z fumble r**eovcred by Hut* n if : '•• T .’- n :• it the Timers in a position i* * *\|h ’ firr play (’ampbell *. : v, • ; ps-s to O Donnell, who ; *-*•; i : ; sr.il hue. Camp- • A tor paes. O Dotin* 5 ! to M- N* v r.mrtfd the second tou* . own Th- f(u’ldo<s m a deeparate eff. r? u c;.t--n*d ar arP. attack only t 1 - out w nen Hutton n- - the *th ii T. ,'t-r tow hdown McCorni* *c lace kicked the *roa:. The Christ atv A C d-f-ated the Bingo A C. S'-.ndav to 0 The winners want pam<*4 m tu* 100-p-omd Cal! Belmont 3708. Tise Cubs wa Imui ■ - 6 to <1 Cubs want uanu s in the 40-50-pound c!ae® Call above number The Fid* IP* team defeat'd the Brook side Reserves Sunday. 7 to 0 TANARUS: •• p. v trur of Morris and Lu. ;z of the winners aas the feature. Although mut -weighted. *'i Brr>ok-:des -ave ti i Manh ton® a btt Sunday, or. > to lose m the ist minut • f the game. to 0. N*.\t Sunday tlm Brooksid*** play Battery B of Ft. H rn- r On Nov 23 The Riley Tie r- wid >upi‘ u*- i:. *'J t uu Both games wili bv u *. and r Brmkn!e Park. Fur v.e* - call . oln Its:!!* and *sk for Bill Roth In the curtain-raiser to Cue Hartford City-Y P. C came ■* *V;i?hi!uton Park Sued tv. the B* men* T:-.tr- • th* * hie EleVt-us !• to f Th>* Brlmoilts • laun the city title m th** Sti-pound class. The Hurmnel a. C vui- di-fe.itr-d by Oakandon S : u > B to 0 Th*- H minieis -o to Louisvi Sum*.ay t C-dton. a; players making the trip must be at practice Wediiesd.w night.

Huskers Next Bp L’nllt •! Press SOUTH BEND. Ind Nov. 10. —Extensiv** preparations, consisting. :: was said.'of several innovations in it rid play, were started by Notre Dame today for Nebraska here Saturday. The Horn Busker contest Is the outstanding game of the season for Notre Dame.

! ng the Western Conference. IlliI nois sti’l holds the Conference lead and probably will win the churn- ' p*t>nsh:;i. but that one tit? game gave N,tre Dame first place In the westi eri? sector. Hoosicrs Deliver Indiana's defeat of Ohio State was ate her surprise, and it put Michigan in third place behind Chicago in the Confer*-nee standing. One of The big surprises in the East was Wi st Virginia Wesleyan’s defeat ot Syracuse, a team that had been ranked as one of the finest in the country. Rutgers also went against form in beating the p worful Lafayette team 43 to 0, and Haskell Indians were not expected to boat Brown. Rutgers. Dartmouth. Vale ami Leh.ah ,• ei-.e behind Pennsylvania on the Eastern ranking list. Rutgers has a tie game with Lehigh: Dartmouth has a tie with Vale and Vale has tied with Dartmouth and the? Army, while Lehigh has draws with Rutgers and Holy Cross. California lost first place on Pacific • ‘ is: with a 7 to-7 tie against Washington

Sort:. Carolina. 3; V M I . 0 Ob :fi:r, L. Cltieir.ttati, 0. Or>i: :>•:: Howard. 7 Ofi. W... i u Akron 7 •71 13 p. , ~v . .. ' .) ?i,* : -etowu. o. b : -> I vi iSt it 77 Carnegie T,-.'b. 7 P I'sii.ire? 1.7 ten* va. 0 17: .a : l 34 H.o .a: i 0 K-;.-.e*a.aer. 33- Woree*t*T. *i f\ ' , t I. eiu t’ u u. . .-*• r 71 bulf.alu. 7. K 47 l.a:ay-tte. 7 s' b.vwrv: 17 Hamilton 7 S * ! Si'S M. \ -3 S' M.. > * Cebfgf 14. I' ~f Southern C . ' ; , jt) st. Norierts. 7 De Paul. 0 St •• U. S; _tv . ! 71 3-r.-e 0. Si H and 70 V -a;,,. 70. Still 30 rtah. 0 Starts! - - lt> D C. fr - ®r;: 0. TANARUS: i.is?7vai:: i 13 W:m Stale Nor m? * Tjlt- 7 .7. ,3r •! T ,1- 14 \ , Paly > :. •, A•• -I 13. ' t 10 Mi-:ss::,pi A M ft We. . 10 Mil.;ken 0 W .-i.inglo:; and Jeffers-,n. 77. Wayiu-s----b-- ft w ,-i ;r;~t.,n a:.,! i... ;rl. Cilvi 1 7 w.v, o ‘vi;*- r n tv, St.-rn K. - rv- 71 Miami 71 'Vs: V- srii.ra M Colrat- 7 W V.-ei , W - vi.- ", ivrai’UiP 3 *TV -_ ; l m -ki: -tin:, o TV: 17 Wes.ejai. ft TV f—ffir 13 TVosleyan frrsho W; , ir 77: Tlbrir’it ft \, 7 o High S. hoeis Cab - -! 1 , tor 0 w . y ,Terr® Hi t. 10 Mara!. 9. fit - 13 Rj.-bm. i.d. t '■ ■ - •;-•: . 7‘) . rstn-.ever 'Terre Ha :r. • 11 1 r - -a! ,Ft Wavnei 0 W > - - 77 N- -a f astie ft. M., y - 7 V A !) I . - .-*. TVs: - ,-.v ft I- • ... v, V-mon. ft < ■ ’.'-1 * . : . 0 ! : •-. 17 R -, >ri .. , -I>< ' I.- • ft I. khan fe! •:-,. r W ,vr.e<. rt • ft s . • n* 1 <1 • : .? (> r ." . c . ft i: ,7. 7'S I, : . VmeeuTies: 3 ivi.tr-e -?t W .vie 30 Huntington, rt Wa’visl 33 Per.i. 14 , tt K ,i 31,• 12

yard r: i t do another run of ".ft "ight Minis. Hi was ?topp<"d only three times ' tr ial 1 ss of one yard. Near Me end of the game Grange ran iif:y-ei-rki fnr&a and was In a poslMon i-- ore the winning touchdown when the ball was called back for h< 'dlr.g by his interference. Orange figured In sixteen forward pns=es. seven of which were coni"l fra total of 177 yards. CUE EVENT CONTINUES Busy \\ t‘k Ahead of ThreeCusldon Billiard Players. Another big week in the State j three-cushion tourney at Cooler’s iwilf -t-u-t tonight when Jones takes on Rnrrtsey at S o'clock Curtis, i Cooler. .T(,tc-s ,iid Hunter are uni defeated players s , far but all will have their hands full this week. [Other games: Tuesday—Vogler vs. Henderson. We Inesday (5:30 P. M ) —Roekhill vs. Black: (3 p. tn ). Curtis vs. Black. Thursday—Cooler vs Cnfleld. Friday—Hunter vs Rubens. Nut Cracker

rp t HE baseball tourists seem to I be getting their fill of the — J old country, and we suspect ’hey are getting their fill of other things, too. • COBB SAYS NO RENNER EVER WILL GET ANYWHERE WITHOUT A HOOKRLIDE. . . . NEVERTHELESS MR. COOLIDGE SEEMS PERFECTLY SATISFIED WITH A LANDSLIDE. * * • * This is undoubtedly the day of miracles. . . . The hot-stove league is a month old and nobody .has traded Eddie Collins to the Yan- | kees. • * * A Swedish cent can throw .• javelin sou in, he- farther with hi* nebt hand than v:'h hh iett. . . This probably explains why efgs have shells. • * * Nr ALE says nothing doing to a i Y game with Notre Dame. ' l - I . Which reminds us i nobody ever sat in an electric chair for the fun of it. * * A ,'olleire education is not always a handicap . . . Mr Sully Montgomery of Centre, for example, has advanced far enough in the world to be accepted as a white hope.

HARTFORD CITY LOSES IN CLOSE GAME TO Y. P. C.S * Locals Nose Out Visitors by One Point —Richeson '•* Stars for Winners, There was plenty football at Washington I’ark Sunday* afternoon when the Y. I’. C. and Hartford City elevens fought neck and neck for three quarters and the Y. P. C.s finally emerged with a well earned 7 to 6 victory over the upstaters. It was a brilliant and *. nsational battle throughout. The Y. P. C. score came as a re suit of a series of dashing, twisting runs by the diminutive Richeson. who pierced the Hartford * 'it y wall and secondary defense for from five to ten yards at a time. < isco Adds Point Hartford City fought every inch of the way. but the midget hack, aided by good interference, dashed across the last white marker for the first score of tile day. It came in the fourth quarter. Cisco added th* extra point with a drop kick. With about tax minutes to go, Hartford City opened up an aerial attack after < lining tile ball in midfield. Working the bail to the twenty-yard line a mighty pass was heaved behind the goal line which fell into the waiting arms of the tall Ellis, former lie I’auw star Kiel: I* Rlftcl.eil The Hartford City fans, abmi; • strong, went wild Tin-ir enthusiasm was soon cooled, howcvci, when the fast, charging linemen of tin- 1-V. noy team crashed through and the attempt at place kick. Tins made the score 7 ;t> in t.ivm- of tii,locals. Floyd, the Y R C center, was a power on defense. Jackson was back in the lineup and added to the team s ability. Richeson was r. ally the shining light ~f tie- day E,r Hartford City, White. Mod'-, i Ellis and Haimnick perfoi ..cl in gia-.d style.

SPEED DRIVERS DISPLAY DARING Youny Wilcox First in Dirt Track Feature, The fifty mile Mui’e m. .n:"Csi d.rt track no - tl t:.• - !1- r M->t>>r Sp'-edway Satui' lay was w. n by Icox local pilot, in , mit 114 7-5 seconds. ills :V*rage ‘-jie-d was 54 1-5. Young Wilcox .1,0 ■ .11- R. w. bqe Hal and he gave tie- speed fans plenty . f entertainnc nt Joe Huff, driv.ng iiufit Hp-cial. was sc on.i and 1 yi us M. . ;11. in a Parmer Special, w„s to.■■l. Huff's time was 55 miriut* • , 77 _ 5 seconds. Tw*nty . irs started at;d only five w, !-" left „n th*- track at the finish. Trie "H- !<■•" ran-, an . Id, and ■■■ •r.i ': >t was eniaed by :h- fate. ?j , ,;-d drivers displ,.> ••<) and o ng throughout and the i-itnvd g-e r.i iny thrills. THRILLS AT JASONViLLE Kokomo 1.-egion and Tornado Teams Rattle on l-.q-ii 1 errm. I: 'i 'limes fipfrial ,!.4M .. VI U.l-I rid.. i The l,v Tori üb. -and 11 „ K- , • 1, 0 \tll 1,- m 1A ... HI to -i 0 t" <1 drew h*ne Son-.ay •• largo crr,wd. The game va - thrilling from start to finish. IT--lnvadara scored when Ruck lea 1 lunged ten yards aft*: R. tomo had 7tmf down the field in u march of fifty cards. Jasonvillc rame hark and made a crivt'. ending wuh a pass, Williams to Buckner, over the !!n<-. Roth team missed their try for point after touchdown. Sport Shorts ARMEN HILL of th- Indian* If j is in the city seeking em--VJ ployment until spring ttam Ing timf-. Owner Smith is baek after visiting at Churchill Downs, where he watched the horse.- of Jimmy Mi-Gill, his nephew, win a number of ra -* -. McGill, former Tribe owner, has four horses, and two of the thoroughbreds are proving sensations. Surgeons say Ned Niles will be an improved pi’rher next season. An operation disclosed a particle ~f chipped bone clinging to Niles' right elbow The Tribe “Cuban colony” now consists of Petty. Krueger, Campbell and Christenbury. Fred Fitzsimmons Is said to be a “dashing" city fireman at Misha waka. mACK HENDRICKS. former Tribe manager, was in the city Sunday. If,- left for Cincinnati today to confer with Garry Herrmann,' president of the Reds. Manager Jack soon will go south to look over the Reds’ spring training camp at Orlando. Hendricks is trying to get some talent out of the Coast League. He visited on the coast recently. Football advance “pickers" were in full retreat after the many Saturday upsets. Nearly all dope on major conflicts caved in. And the Rose Poly freshmen defeated the Wabash yearlings. AT NORTHWESTERN BVANSTC-sT—Discovery of capable players to fill tl,e big Faps in the line-up caused by injuries was Coach Thistlethwaite's task as drill for the Chicago eiune was started ..today. Wienecke. Ford, Mathews. Coheh and Kelly arc on the hospital list.

THE INDIAN AP(WS TIMES

Roy’s Ready HUY WALLACE >RTY rounds of boxing are j-4 scheduled at Tomlinson I Hall t"i ;ht, four bouts of iih rounds ,;,ch. Ste\>* M uter is the promoter. R>v Wallace, slugging ltrigritWO" I 1 oy. tangles Willi Joe Walling, Louisville, in one evert and Koj ,li .-a ; in score ~ dt-ci ve win. 0 ! her scrips are: Joe Cooper vs Ray Hahn, Merle Alto vs. Voting Reynolds Don Carson vs. Happy Atherton. Fiivt bout at s 10. Duvall's cnt, Mainers will supply music before the sin w ami Intveen serai s. Pro Grid Results Sun,h*v (tunics V P C. 7 li ,-t.ord City ii. rt-rtai-fir HI 1 ,v• • I. . ils-r U a ( '3 l liOs-c0 U •-■ .and (I’i 39 Pi,, n,-its Mo h- : . , ■ 0 K . .-> L-fsiu ,i Jaorivii> ,1 !•'t'-rst)-r- K-imt'S-rs 17 Vigen.

HOOSIER ELEVENS ENJOY BIG FOOTBALL SATURDAY Indiana Comes to Life, N, D, Wallops Badgers, W sbash and Franklin Win —Butler Battles lowa, ; I Ho ,kicr l'onthal! fans can throw out their chests Malay ■Mrc il tip- world Indiana college grri,.! teams arc *?.>.!. Notre 1 * • i.> > (iverwhclmirm victory at Wisconsin and Indiana I 'ni v*'r - - ,ie;,-at ol ( hio State were enough irlory for - t • da’I’utlcr was jar from disgraced at lowa, wher- Tim locals ,c>rdowned aider a haltie. , t,, (), Wahasli and Franklin defeated oiF of S' ate opposition

1: •!: ’ ••' outfit t imp si to dernits t.v romp- : - r t!.. R.idg"f-< at Wl-<'ot:sia • at will for a 3S to 3 win \Vis- <-<• -t t-‘-iiOd cif la,,ic lasted just ■ and of Mi" first period th" t W. 7 3 to .2. blit wi’h th" sen- ! -g 1-a k tick: in ac--11, ■: tio r was nothing to it but a N* ;t D.ur-e ret'. .tn*-e over the wifi'- Itn• Tie half • led 17 to 3. The i rp-'M'S, Walsh aid Stutildroher. got ip'o th" fray I; dl-im "f ' arne to life at Ohio i-'-at. no 1 I" ! ' i “’ft the wit: e.,l ■:T, ~ r■] I• T • M vk cro- i •I :•: vc u ’! h’c- :w :• the thn-l ’ . "it" failed to ki -k the extra poin’s from placement. ! I <ot I’, >gcf her The r.-'—tnit-i-fon aggregafion got t<- ■‘•rl.'.r atid ,i sp' iv>- ‘ s-"lie "f 'he f. ' , ,11 • f which Its f< lowers were s'. * “ ?. ■ - '.a; !>!<•. Reports on 'he game nd ".-Me ’h> tdocking was ex '•client (•:, M e of:’"P- and the defenCv> play high ,- lass t:• jr 1• ■ r p"' 1 :p . real tight ac.ain -t -,n ! in the latter stages of 'h, . ' thr*- i'‘-riel the Hawkeye ■ se\-. : . ' : '- ' Tiae I'.iireulen • ere crippled by the loss of Griggs, v. ’ . w foree 1 mt by a dislocated sV' ’lifter In 'he soeond quarter. The touchdown of 1 >wa came as a result, of a 'nng forward pass from Parkin to Sehlrmir. Captain Woods of Butler was the chief ground gainer for the losers. D" P.-mw was no match for Purdue which Jilled up the lend ill the final periods when the Methodists weakened fast. The final count Was St, to 0. Easy for Wabash Wabash ran over the Chicago "Y" College at Cr.a\vfordHville to the tune of 34 to fi The tattle Giants tin corked a fine offensive which had the Windy City team completely ha filed. Parr was a star ground gainer for the winners. Franklin played Gemegtown at Lexington, Ky . In e * ! fizzling rain and ■ am,* ha- k home with a L’ti to 7 •.fietory Georgetown was leading. 7 to 6, at the start of the four h period. The Baptists opened up an attack which counted 20 points in the final fifteen minutes, making the score 2fi to 7. Tn ,t her games Karl ham defeated Oakland City, 6 to 0; Hanover downed Vincennes. 32 to 0, and State Normal lost at Charleston (111.) to Eastern Illinois Normal. 25 to 13. While the varsity way away the

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FEMALES SHOW POWERFUL PUNCH 10 BEAT DAYTON Laubers Are Defeated, 16 to 6 —Game Is Sought With Jasonville Team. Coach Morrison's Rust Hying Fern dales handed the strong Dayton lumber's a Itbto-d defeat Sunday afternoon at Pennsy* I’ark in a game marked by the superb line plunging tactics of the locals' backfleld. The lubers scored first when l'than scooped up a Ferndale fumble and dashed forty yards for a touchdown The try for extra point was blocked. Coming back strong the Ferndales ripped then way l ugh the Buckeye line for consistent j gains. A sparkling run of fifteen i >ards through center by Oglesby ! gave the locals their first score So crest kicked from placement for tinextra point. Two points were added to the Ferndale score wln-n Skinner blocked a Lauber punt ind Zimmerman downed Drummer, who had re covered the ball behind Ids own - >al line. With Leslie playing his first ! game :ts a hack field man the loo.Ms j started another attack on the Dayton line and consistent plunging by Oglesby, A tin -. and Leslie, paved ■the way for Atla y to crash off tackle i fifteen yards for the last score of tingame. With Bennett, Seldenstlcker .11 Adams tin 1 Ferndale sp".*d boys on the b'tich with Injuries, Coa--' Morrison was forced to use - lx vi'-r backs. The locals re;fi-d on might football mixed with a few P3SSCS. Irvin Nelson Fern,la! • manager, announced today he is dickering for a game with -In* powerful .1 , vlll- Tornadoes, to be played Pennsy I’ari: next Sunday.

Butler freshmen got a chai <-e show their stuft bit did rn-t !--,v----u u,-h luck against the fast ,'ul..-r Military team, which won at Irv. Field. ! i to : LEADERS WIN IN SOCCER LEAGUE Rangers and : d'aFas Cop a Local L oop, The Rang, is • ' tlie [ixfi inapoim Soccer league increased their mar gin at the top, "n Sunday by d<•:, , n.7 tie- i.iil-eml Sham rook 4 -,, six Rangers ire .-.icwing grea form in the local loop and are fa . orites to cop the flag. The Shamrocks’ defense held toleailers at bay for twenty minute, but the Ringers came si pm r n th, last period. The Thistles and Rovers put on , real struggle in n game that \v ~s . doubt until the end. The first half was scoreless. In the second half the Thistles pressed the Rovers ha. and finally Llghtowler booted M - winning goal for the Thistles. Thgame ende.l, 1 to 0. NO TIME FOR PRACTICE ftp t titled Press PRINCETON, N. J., Nov. 10.d'he day in the Princeton grid cam, was (piven over to celebrating the victory over Harvard and tin* vir sltj* ,\i!l not begin practice until Tuesday for the Yale battle next Sal urday. Bin Ton Standing W. la. T. fits O. Pr' Illinois 2 0 5 190 51 Chicago 2 0 7 S3 4ft Miehisan .... 3 1 ft 137 lift lowa 1 1 t 7ft (1 Ohio State .1 1 3 34 22 Purdue 1 7 ft 111 -'fit Indiana 1 2 0 lift ftf Northwestern .1 2 0 103 .50 Wieonsin 0 1 1 "ft 73 Minnesota ... 0 2 1 4.3 40 :

Kicks Goal : • 'm * - Wi 7 i V ' . . a v W LiGHTi AVLHIi I j7=nili: Thistles won a hatal--1 1 J fought game Sunday in tllG 1 -J local so ci league and it .... vlet-’s toe that made it P ,s :i !• li" booted the only goal of tl) :.:in- 11 Ih, Tliistle-Royer i>ntest. J-.gh: r is one of the city’s l ost r p! ’.;, ers and one of -- im •" -s ir the Mrnng I! . isjef Swim Ihe lx a-r \. ifi. swimmers wall 1 • a": >■. ; , a 1f.,; 1 Wedr ■ a-fi; V n : ;he elub j„- . . A nnurnher tan'.- events will he Included "’ Mi 1 1 "gram. hi • !i. \. (fi. team defeated tlin 'ft-' Lik- at -h,* Kentucky oltv ■ 'b I- ■ • --et, 77 to 23. Kiskaint ' so irteen of the locals'

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CHICAGO BEAR WARRIOR NEEDS COMPASS T N GAME Grabs Fumble and Dashes Toward Own Goal, Confusing Jeers for Cheers —Tackled by Mate, Hit I nitetl Press CHICAGO, Nov. 10.—Equipment of Oscar Knop, Chicago Gear professional football team fullback, with a compass was under consideration today. Stealing second with the bases full was compared with Oscar’s act in the Bear-Columbus (Ohio)

Tiger game Sunday. The ginnt full back scooped up a fumble and ran thirty-five yard3 toward his own goal before being tackled by a teammate to prevent him from scoring for the opposition. Oscar merely became mixed in directions, he said, and the derisive yobs that greeted his run were mistaken for cheering. Ten teammates thundered down the field in pursuit and he mistook them for the enemy. One of Oscar's fellow players brought him down five yards from the Bear goal lino. AFTER SWIMMING MEET Indiana{K>lis Wauls A. A. I- Outdoor \<iuatie Championship*. Bp Times Spec in] NF.W YORK, Nov. 10 —Indianapolis xml Detroit seem to be the boding contenders for ;he outdoor swiinmminsr championships at the merging of the A. A. in Atlantic < ity starting next Sunday. There is considerable competition for tlie various A. A. F. dates in track and swimming. Louisville wants the national senior indoor ti ick championship tpeei,. AT CHICAGO CHICAGO—IVurfu! t! at htg Msrooas (! -3e>l hv their success ssturday w: ! uadiT-esumste ihe gcoring prowess of H.vker of Northwestern Coach Stfijor announeed intensive work for at! week in pretutrainin for the oily titular battle-.

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HOHENTOT FIVE 111 FIELD AGAIN Girls' Not Team Ready for Big Season, The Hottentot girls’ basketball team has completed six weeks of hard practice and is now ready to book games. This elub has won the city title for the past two years and has not lost a contest since the 1923 tournament. The team is out. to keep up Its winning string and is willing to meet the strongest State opposition. If the outfit is as successful this season as in the past, it is planning to enter the national tourney at Chicago. According to the management, the Hottentots have won twentynine consecutive games. For bookings write W. H. Buschell, 1260 Judgement Ave., or call Harrison 292.5YV. AT TALK NEW HAVEN—YaIe besran practice today fur the Princeton game, with Bunnell at q "trier in [?ia.-e or Bench, and Wortham a-, right guard mat ad of Root None of the regulars was injured Saturday-

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