Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 141, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1927 — Page 7

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HOeSIER MOTOR ORES ROUTE TO FGtTBALL TILTS four ndiana Teams to Playrhis Week; Roads Good. Best roues to the football games Saturday as given by the touring fiepartmeit of the Hoosier Motor Club, areas follows: FRANKUN VS. STATE NORMAL (At Franklin) Indianpolis to Franklin—Leaving Indinapolis, go south on Meridian S to Madison Ave. Bear left and follow U. S. Rd. 31 to Franklin. Distance, 21 miles. Road all paved. HANCVER VS. EARLHAM (At Hanover) Indianaplis to Hanover —Leaving city go suth on Meridian St. to Madison Ae. Bear left on State Rd. 31 througl Franklin to Columbus; No. 7 frcn Columbus to North Vernon ad Madison; No. 56 to Hanover, listance, 100 miles. This highway is paved to Columbus, the remained of,he route being graveled with two budge run arounds and a detour nortl of Madison. NOTRE IAME VS. INDIANA (Atßloomington) Indianapol) to Bloomington—Go south on Meidian St. and follow

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‘GOOD SPORT’ JAILED Marion Man Too Candit in Talk With Sheriff. By Times Special MARION, Ind., Oct. 21.—George Lee, Negro, appearing at the office of Sheriff Jake Campbell to arrange bond for Mary Francis, arrested on a dry law charge, asked: “Who do you suppose put that liquor in the Francis home under the bed?” “I have an idea,” the sheriff replied. “I’ll be a good sport. I put it there,” Lee countered. Then Lee went to jail. State Rd. 37 through Martinsville and Dolan to Bloomington. Distance, 52 miles. Road paved. PURDUE VS. WISCONSIN (At Madison, Wis.) Indianapolis to Madison, Wis.— Go north on Meridian St. to Thirtieth St. Turn left and keep west through the park to Flackville; No. 52 to the intersection of No. 41; No. 41 to Kentland; No. 24 to the Indi-ana-Hlinois State line; No. 8 to Watseka; No. 1 to 7 miles north of St. Anne; No. 17 to Kankakee; No. 44 to Joliet; No. 22 to Elgin; No. 5 to Rockford; No. 2 to Beloit; No. 61 to Madison. Distance, 363 miles. Road paved to Lafayette except 5mile detour. There is graveled road between Lafayette and the intersection of Rd. 41 and 5 miles of gravel between Kentland and thp Illinois line. The remainder of the road in paved.

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