Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 161, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1925 — Page 27

FRIDAY, ROY. 6, 1925

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RAMBLERS’ FIVE ACTIVE Members of the Indianapolis Ramblers net five got off to a flying start when they downed the New Augusta team, 33 to 17. The Ramblers will play on their home floor at the Liberty Hall gym every Tuesday evening at 8. Their first home game Will be with the Ft. Harrison Company M. quintet Tuesday Nov. 10. The Ramblers' Une-up Includes several former hlirh school stars and local mus* oendent olayers. Huesinx (captain i. J. Craig. R. Craig and Caskey are forwards; Phillips and Orimslev. centers: Carter. Lentz, Rickey and Killlon. eruarda. The Ramblers are making’ up their schedule and would like to book with fast State and city teams. Address R. Cralr. 246 N. Keystone Ave.. or call Webster 0353-W.

The Rrtghtwood team 1b without a game for Sunday, and would like to hear from some lasi team. Call Drexcl 1044 and aak for Joe Zimmerman. The Apollo A, C. deelres a game ln the forty-pound class. The Apolloa defeated the Lauter A. C„ 40 to 0. For games call Belmont 0582-J and ask for Harry. The Acme A. A. football team will practice tonight at Rliodius Park. The A. A.s will plav at Clayton. Ind.. on Sunday. For games with the Acmes call Belmont 4080-W and ask for Bill. The late cancellation of the Wabash game on Sunday leaves the Belmonts without a contest. The Belmonts have played Stale games throughout the year and have a good record Address Manager Carpenter 28 8. Holmes Ave.. or call Belmont 1214.

AT INDIANA BLOOMINGTON. Ind.. Nov. 6,—The Hooelers—(hlrty eix strong—are on their way to Columbus for the Ohio game Saturday Fans here are expecting the light Indianl&na to win. AT PURDUE LAFAYETTE. Ind.. Nov •—-Coach Phelan la laying stress on the running attack. The team is already wefll versed ln tho art of passing, and this week a practice* have been made up inost.y of linebucking and end running plays. AT NOTRE DAME SOUTH BENI). Ind.. Nov. 6.—Thirtysix members of the Notre Dame squad are speeding into the lair of I'enn State today. Free from over-confidence and backed by a hard week’s practice, the team ia In good shape for the game. AT WISCONSIN MADISON. Wls . Nov. 6—After haying smeared lowa plays all over the field during practice* this week, the Badgers are on tneir way to lowa City for the Saturday game confident of winning. AT lOWA lOWA CTTT, Nov. 6.—KutaCh, due to an Injury in aertmmage Thursday night, probably will not be able to atari Saturday against Wisconsin. Dauber or Huhe! will take his place. AT NORTHWESTERN EVANSTON. HI.. Nov. Baker probably will not see service in the Michigan game Saturday. Coach Tnlatlethwaite has announced that the Moon won’t be in the game unless things look like the Wild Oats might have a chance to will. AT MINNESOTA MINNEAPOLIS. Minn,. Nov. 6.—After shitting hia team and experimenting with new men. Doc Spears ha* decided to use tho same team against Butler Saturday (hat he used against Wisconsin last Saturday. The week's hard practice has developed some good reserves. AT CHICAGO CHICAGO. Nov 6.—Stagg la laboring mightily to teach his defense the art of stopping Red Grange. The team la keyed to a high pitch and the “Old Man” plans to got the jump on Illinois right at the start, AT MICHIGAN ANN ARBOR Mich.. Nov. .—The Michigan team is on the way to Chicago to meet Northwestern. The line-up will be practically the same as that which started against the Navy last week.

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Saturday College Grid

STATE TEAMS Culver vs. Butler freshmen at Irwin Hanover at Indiana Central. Butler at Minnesota. Franklin at Purdue. Indiana at Ohio State, Notre Dame at Penn Stats. Chicago “Y“ at Wabash. Rost-Poly at Louisville. Karin am at Oakland City, Vincennes at Merom. .. ..... State Normal at Munoie Normal. Central Normal at Manchester. (>rIIKK GAMES (Home Teams Listed First! Alabama vs. Kentucky. Albion vsl Alma. Allegheny vs. Thiel. Ames vs. Gnnnell. Amherst vs. Springfield, Af-hlar,d vs. Wilmington. Beloit vs. Rioon. Bethany vs. Adrian. , Boston College vs. West Virginia TJniv. Bradley vs. St. Viator, Brown vs. Boston University. Bucknell vs. Gatlaudet. Buffalo vs. Clarkson. California vs. Washington Btatn. Carletou vs. Hamline. Carnegie vs. Drexel. Case v. Ohio Northern. Centre vs. University of Term eases Clemson vs. Florida. Coe vs. Knox. Colby vs. St Stephens. Colgate vs. Providence. C. C. N. Y. vs. Manhattan. Columbia vs. New York university, Colorado vs Colorado College. Colorado Mines va. Montana. Dartmouth vs. Cornell. Davton vs. Haskell Denison vs. Muskingum. Detroit vs. St. Louis University. Drake vs. Nebraska. . Duke vs. Wake Forest. Fordnam vs. Holy Cross at N. Y. Fo.o Grounds. Geneva vs. Grove City. Georgetown vs Lehigh. Idaho vs. Montana. Illinois vs. Chicago.

AT ILLINOIS CRBANA. HI,. Nov. 6.—Muegre and Ooldege may be in the Hlinoia lln*'-up Bgaln Saturday in the places of Shively and MiUrnwal’ner. Both the latter are still suffering from injuries received in the Penn game. Everybody here f-ora the coach to the water boy calls Saturday’s game a toss up AT OHIO STATE COLTTMBT T 9. Ohio. Nov. 6. —The varsity ha* gone wild against the scrubs ln practice this week Coach Wilce summed up in five words his statement regarding the Indiana game Saturday; “They are ready for Indiana.

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low* vs. Wisconsin. John Carroll vs. Creighton. Kenyon vs. Hiram Lafayette vs. Rutgers. Louisiana State vi Rice. Maine vs. Bowdoln. Marquette vs. Kansas Agrt. Mercer vs. Furman. Michigan Agri. vs. Toledo. Miss. Agri vs. Miss Coll. Mt. Union vs Miami. Muhlcnbag vs Frank, and Matt New Mexico va. Arizona. Northwestern vs. Michigan, Oberltn vs. Western deserve. Occident si vs. Cal. T<-ch. Oc!e<thorpe vs. The Citadel. Oklahoma va. Kansas Oregon Agri. vs. Pacific UnlT, Pennsylvania va. Haver ford. Pittsburgh va. Wash.-Jeff. Princeton vs. Harvard. Quantico vb West Va Wat Rensselaer vs. Vermont. Richmond vs. Roanoke. Rochester vs. Allred. St. Xavier vs. Akron. Sewar.ee vb. Mississippi, So. Dak. vb. No. Dakota. 80. Methodist vs. Arkansas. Stetson VS. Carson -Ne w m an. Swarthmore vs. Uminus. Syracuse vs. Ohio Wealeyaia Texas vs Baylor. Trinity vb. Norwich. Tufts vs. Middlebury. J'uJane vs. Louisiana Pcflyw Union vs. Hobart. Army vs. Davis-Elkins. Navy vs. W Maryland. Unlv. So. Cal. So. Br. vs. Redlands, T’niv. So. Cal. vs. Santa Clara. Vanderbilt vs. Georgia Tech Va. Mil. Inst. vs. No. Carolina. Washington vs. Missouri. U. of Wash. vs. Stanford. Was. and Lee vs Virginia. Wesleyan vs. Williams. Whitman vs. Gonzaga. Wittenberg vs. ClnclnnatL Yale vb. Maryland Yankton vs. August ana.

Basketball Notes

The Communal Boys Clnb Midgets, form i h, a.iatio is B. 0. Midgets, are arranging their schedule for the coming season and would like to hear from the following teams; Howard A. C.s. ChrUtamore Juniors. Hoosier Centra’ Seconds. Emerson A. C.s, Hotv Cross Juniors. Woodside Juniors and Muncie Midgets especially. For games write Coach Abe Goldsmith. 1022 Union St.. City, or phone Stewart 2693 about 6 p. m. Tho Communal Y. M H. A. opened their season with a 52-to-28 victory over the Thrill Five. Sackofl. Becker and Simpson In, ;* i good for the winners. There are a few open dates for the latter part of N- ob" in, *'<•• management would like to hear from strong city and Stato teams. Write Joe M. Burnitein. 1294 Union St., or call Drexel 0107 or Drexcl 7084.

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WABASH FROSH CONTEST V Bv Times Special CRAWFORDSVILLB. Ind.. Nor. 6. —Tha entire Wabash first-year eleven Is ln the best of shape and Is given the edge ln Saturday’s game with the Rose Poly freshmen. Last vear the Rose frosh defeated the Wabash freshmen, 6 to 0, and though held to a nothing-nothing tie by the Franklin freshmen last week, the Wabash team has been strengthened by the return of several regulars from the hospital list, and will present a strong line-up against the Engineers. Coaches Vaughan and Reese kept the Wabash varsity team on the field for a long signal session on Thursday' In preparation for the game with Chicago Y. M. C. A- college here Saturday. BUTLER ON GRID-GRAPH The Butler-Minnesota game will be reproduced on the Grid-Graph a£ Tomlinson Hall Saturday afternoon. From advance seat sale Indications, a big crowd of fans Is Interested ln what Butler Is going to do up ln Minneapolis. Many Butler students are expected to be on hand to cheer their team to victory. In addition to showing the ButlerMlnnesota game, scores on other games will be given out by quarters. This service has made Tomllnßon Hall the -aturday afternoon football headquarters of hundreds of fans. The final showing of the Grid-Graph will be on Thanksgiving day, when Notre Dame plays Nebraska. Saturday's reproduction of the ButlerMinnesota game will start at 2 p. m. YANKEES DENY DEVI. Bv rnited Preft NEW YORK, Nov. 6.—Officials of the New York Yankees denied that the Cleveland Club had suggested a deal for Wally Ptpp, veteran first baseman, and Aaron Ward, second baseman. No trades of any kind are under way, It was said.

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