Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 179, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1925 — Page 27

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AIX PILOTS ON JHIAND FOR SPEED WIND-UP Dave Evans, ‘Maiden’ Driver, Last to Reach Culver Cty for 250-Mile Race' Sunday.

Bu Timet Special CITY, Cal., Nov. 27. 'WR-e Evans, “‘maiden knight of the speedway,’’ was the last driver to arrive for the 250-mlle auto classic that will be staged on the Culver City bowl next Sunday. Evans is the owner of his own car. For many months he has been following the racing sport and covering the speedway circuit. He had Phil Shafer drive his car and appeared in the role of a mechanic until the Charlotte race,' when he decided he was qualified to drive his Own car. Consistent Driver In his first rftce Evans drove very consistently, although he did not go crazy and try to rub hubs with Milton, Hartz, Cooper, Hill Duray, Wonderlich and the rest of the wild boys of the racing game. While the 1925 Speedway championship of the world already has been settled and no driver can dislodge Peter De Paolo, no matter what happens to the Flying Italian in the final speed event of the year, the speed classic Nov. 29 will be a bitter battle -for second place in the drivers’ standing. There are three drivers who have a chance to finish the year as the runner-up. Tommy now holds

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second place to De Paolo and Bob McDonogh and Harry Hartz are third and fourth. respectively. Either Hartz or McDonogh can jhmp to second place by winning the coming 250-mile battle. De Paolo Safe in Lead Milton has 1,710 points to his credit., while De Paolo has the title cinched With a total of 3,260 championship marks. The winner of the Culver City meet will capture 500 points, and this would still leave Milton more than 1,000 points below the speedy Italian; but Milton is going to drive to win in order to hold his place next to the top. Both Hartz and McDonogh have outpointed a great collection of stars and they are both keen on finishing the year in second place. Earl Cooper, runner-up last year, is now in fifth place. By winning the Nov. 29 race at Culver City he can boost himself up one place; but the'best he can hope for is fourth. Dave Lewis is now running sixth, and he can move up one place if he defeats the entire field. Otherwise, Cooper will retain fifth place for the year, even if he falls to score in the coming race. CULVER BEATS ELGIN Bu Timet Svecial CULVER, Ind., Nov. 27.—The Cadets of Culver Military Academy closed their grid season Thursday by defeating Elgin Junior College here, 20 to 0. Breckenridge and Bishop, were outstanding stars for the locals. Culver held for downs on its fouryard liqe once. Bishop for Culver and Lawrence for Elgin made long runs.

She Was Delighted When she found that she was going to the dance tonlte at the Green Mill Dance Garden East 38th St. Yon are invited, too.

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CIRCLE Next Week Rex Beach’s I glowing romance of the Klondike during the gold rush. ‘Winds of Chance’ A Beautiful Love Story Filled with —thrills —fights —-adventure —spirited action —scenic beauty \ * With One of the Greatest Casts Ever. BEN LYON VIOLA DANA ANNA Q. NILSSON VICTOR M’LAGLEN claCjd gillingWATER HOBART BOS- - WORTH You*ll Like It Better Than u The Spoilers” Next Week CIRCLE

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Bu Timet Svecial K‘" iOKOMO, Ind., Nov. 27. The local American Legion 1 independent football team Jias enjoyed another good season FUMBLE BRINGS DEFEAT Bu Times Svec\al PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 27—A loose ball, bounding crazily for a moment over the slippery chalkmarked turf of Franklin Field, then clutched tothe breast of an eager, scampering youngster In Red and Blue, gave Pennsylvania a 7 to 0 victory over Cornell Thursday. Charley Rogers of Camden, N. J., was the lad who had his hand on the door-knob when opportunity knocked and it was he who snatchea up a fumbled, bloated bit of “pigskin” and fairly flew forty foi the only touchdown of what was otherwise an evenly waged and interesting holiday spectacle. This deciding play of the game came at the start of the fourth period. HALL GETS DECISION Si/ T ! nitf(t Press BROOKLYN, N. Y., Nov. 27. Benny Hall, St. Louis negro bantam, won the decision from Jackie Nichols in a six-round go as the fi ature Os the Ridgewood Grove’s Thanksgiving day card.

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Big Laughing Show LEON ERROL In First National’s “Clothes Makes the Pirate” OVERTURE “Bohemian Girl” BAKALEINIKOFF CONDUCTING On the Stage MELVISTO PHANTO REVUE Marvrl of the Ag. OTHER CIRCLE FEATURES

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and much credit is due Coach C. A. Sumner and Manager Porter Jay. They have worked together to keep a strong line-up intact for a number of seasons and through their efforts this city has been en•irtained by many thrilling Sunday grid struggles. The best of opposition has been brought here to assure rooters pleasing entertainment. The present team will close the season next Sunday in a contest with the Notre Dame reserves at the local park.

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Feeney Grooms Locals for Sunday Grid Game. Coach Feeney of the J. J. C> football team is giving his huskies lots of work In preparation for the game with the Noblesville Elks Sunday at Pennsy Park. Another woKout will be held tonight at Indianola Park and Sunday morning the mentor plans to hold a final practice at Penney. Feeney expressed himself as far from satisfied with the showing of the reorganized J. J. C.s against Ft. Harrison last Sunday, and is busy eradicating the weaknesses revealed in that contest. With plenty of veteran talent to work with it is expected the coach will get the grid machine adjusted properly to give the strong Nobletville outfit a real battle. Manager Canning is being commended for his enterprise In securing the Elks for Sunday’s attraction, as the Noblesville team Is attracting attention, because of its record this year of having counted 236 points without being scored on. COAST DRAW Bu United Press SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 27.—Joe Roche, local welterweight, and Jimmy Duffy of Oakland, fought ten rounds to a draw Tiere Thursday.

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COLLEGES Alabama. 27: Georgia. 0. Auburn. 7: Georgia Tech, 7. Bueknell, 7: Dertrott. O. Bradley, 7; Lombard. O. - Baylor. 7: Rioe. 7. . Bueknell Reserves, 13: Wyoming SeminaS>llefonte 40: St. Timm a* College_o. Brown. 14; Colgate. 14. Cincinnati. 40: Miami. 33. Colorado. 41 Denver. 0. Columbia. 21: Lutber, 14. Colorado Aggies. 4: Wyoming Untversity. 0. Creighton. 34: Idaho, 1!L . Carthage College. 2o: IlluTou College. 0. Catholic University. 20: George Washington. O. _ , College of Pactfle. 7: Fresno State Col'**Cali/omia Agricultural College 22; California Institute of Technology. 6. Dickinson. 23 Delaware. 0. Davidson. 28: Duke. 0. Florida. 17: Washington and Lee. 14. Furman, 26: Clemson. 0. Gettysburg. 3: Frank Marsh 0. Fordhain. 13: John Carroll. 7. Georgetown. IB: Quantico Marines, O. Hobart. 17: Rochester. 0. Haskell Indians. 34; 9t. Xavier Col--I<*(T**. Johns Hopkins. 7’ Maryland. 7. Keutueky. 23; Tennessee, 20. Knox. 12: Monumouth. 0. Kansas Aggies. 12: lowa State, 7. Lincoln Unhersity. 0: Howard Univer**afmynla (Chicago). 18: St. Luke's, 0. Mt Union 29: Kenyon. 0 MiUlkin. 21; Charles Normal. 3. Montana U.. 28: Montana State. 7. Mexico (Mo.) Military Academy. 20; QU ii n S?nSSEE 12: South Dakota U, 6. Marquette. 30 Mercer. 0. Nevada, O: Arizona. 0. Nebraska. 17: Notre Daane. 0. Oh ! o Northern, 7: Wittenburg. 0. Oklahoma. 36: Oklahoma Aggies. 0. Oglethorpe. 6: Chattanooga. 2. Pennsylvania. 7: Cornell. O. St. Ambrose. 34: Western Union Col St. Bede College. 7; Notre Dame Fresh man Hall, 7. Syracuse, 16: Columbia. 6. Springfield. 18: Massachusetts Aggies. 13. St. Viators. 13: De Paul. 0. St. Louis, 7f Vermont 0. S. M. U., 21: Drake. 6. St. Thomas. 14: Hamltao. 0.

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Schuylkill. 16 Temple University. 6. St. Mary's. 19: Santa Clara. 7. Texas A. and M. 28: Tex.is U.. O. Texas Christian University. 21; Austin Co'lege. 0. Tulane. 14; Centenary. 0. University of Tennessee Doctors. 2o; Aggies, 10: University of Utah. 6. University of Hawaii. 13; Occidental College, 0. University of Colorado. 41: University of Denver. 0. Villa Nova. 23: Muhlenberg 9. Virginia Polytechnic Institute. 7: Virginia Military Institute. 0. Virginia. 3: North Carolina. 3. Vanderbilt. 19: Sewanee 7. U. of Washington, IS: Oregon. 14. Washington. 3: Grin noil. 0 William and Mary. 14: Richmond. 0. Western State College (Col.). 16: University of New Mexico. 13. West Virginia Institute. 71 WilberWcst ’ Virginia. 19; Washington and Jefferson. 0. HIGH SCHOOLS Linton. 34: Jasonvllle. 4. Clinton. 36: Brazil. 7. , Evansville (Central). 24' Boonville. 0. Culver Military Academy. 20: Elgin Academy, 0. . Pennsylvania Military Academy. 20: St. Johns 7. Wabash. 26: Noblesville. 0. Clinton. 33; Brazil. 7. Robinson (til.), 20: Btckncll. 8. GOTHAM BOUT Bu United Press / NEW YORK, Nov. 27.—Gene Johnson, Elizabeth (N. J.) lightweight, who recently won a newspaper decision from Champion Jimmy Goodrich, will face Sammy Vogel of Harlem in a 12-round bout here tonight.

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