Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 145, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1927 — Page 15

OCT. 26, 1927

No Let-Down in Local H. S. Football Activities

Georgia Tech Aims to Mar N. D.’s Slate Crowley and Thomason Stars of Yellow Jackets; Line Has Power. By United Press ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. 26.—Bent upon marring Notre Dance’s clean slate, a powerful Georgia Tech eleven—sometimes known as the "Yellow Jackets,” but occasionally called the “Golden Tornado”—goes to South Bend, Ind., this week. Knute Rockne’s ambitions —and they are great this year—call for a decisive defeat of the Southern champions as an important part of the Irish campaign of 1927. The Notre Dame coach has so arranged his schedule as to include games with leading elevens of the East, South, Middle West and Par West. > Southerners Not Easy Prom all indications the “Golden Tornado” will be no easy victim. Georgia Tech beat Alabama, 13 to O, a fortnight ago, and should win the Southern Conference title. From a national viewpoint, therefore, the meeting of the Irish and the “Yellow Jackets” is one of the most important gridiron struggles scheduled for Saturday. Irish Determined Having beaten the Navy in the East, Coe, Detroit and Indiana in the Middle West, and with every prospect of victory over Army, Drake, Minnesota and Southern California, Knute Rockne’s charges will give everything they have to clean up the threat from the South. Crowley and Thomason Captain Crowley and “Stumpy” Thomason represent the chief danger of an upset and a victory for Georgia Tech. The one is an end, as capable a receiver of passes as can be found in the game today. “Stumpy” is a half back, a “ghost runner” whose long, swinging runs have brought about the downfall of the opponents of the “Yellow Jackets” for a couple of seasons. On form, Notre Dame will be an 8 to 5 favorite when the elevens line up at South Bend Saturday. It will be one of those situations so conducive to victory for the under dog, however, since the Irish have much to lqse and may be thinking about the possibility and the price of defeat, while the “Yellow Jackets” will be in there, stinging indiscriminately.

Semlpros and 1 -"Amciteurs j — l FOOTBALL Brookslde Cubs are without a game for Sunday. Fast State teams are asked to get In touch with H. L. Hustedt, 1130 N. Dearborn St.. Cherry 4252-W. Indianapolis Cubs will practice at 7:30 p. m. tonight at Rhodius Park. All players expecting to play Sunday must attend. Southeastern A. A.s defeated the Garfield A. C.s, 18 to 0. All Southeastern players are asked to report at 7:30 p. m. tonight at Heinrick’s home. Acme A. A.s will practice tonight at Rhodius Park and all players are asked to attend. Sunday the Acmes will meet the strong College Cub eleven at Ellenberger Park. College Cubs are leading the EmRoe football league. BASKETBALL Blaine Ave. Blue Devils will open their net schedule Friday night at the Hawthorne Community House against the Hitless Wonders. The curtain raiser will start at 7:15 p. m. The managers of the Buddies’ Club, Blue Devils and Woodsides are requested to call Drexel 3334 tonight In regards to the dates with the Sacred Heart five. The list of original dates has been lost.

Fights and Fighters

CHICAGO—Mike Dundee, Rock Island. 111., Junior lightweight, knocked out Armando Santiago, Cuban, in second round. PORTLAND, Ore.—Charles Belanger. Vancouver, B. C., light heavyweight, defeated K. O. Brown, Los Angeles, decision, ten rounds. SAN FRANCISCO Sergeant Sammy Baker, New York, knocked out . T immy Durry, Oakland welterweight, fifth round. NEW YORK—Herman Silverberg, 27, Bridgeport, won the decision from Bennie Nabers, 127, New York, ten rounds: Jimmy Doyle. 120, Knocked out Mickey Pastore, 124. in the third round. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.—Jimmy Russell, Savannah. Ga„ lightweight, defeated Willie Greenspan, New York, Judges’ decision. ten rounds

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Interest Centers on Tech, Shortridge Battle at Irwin Field. THREE GAMES ON ROAD Manual, Washington, Cathedral Away From Home. City series time is here and interest this week in activities of local high school football teams is centering around the impending clash Friday, between Shortridge and Tech at Irwin Field, the opening game for the city public high school championship. Kick-off at 2:30. Manual, Washington and Cathedral also are to see action, but on the road. The Manualites will tackle the Lebanon eleven at Lebanon Friday while Washington will be at Carmel. Saturday will see the powerful Cathedral squad journeying to Jasonville for a conflict with the strong high school club of that city. Shortridge, on form, is an outstanding favorite to drop the Techites. Odds are ranging from 2 to 1 to 4 to 1, and the “point boys” are offering twelve points. The east siders have a noticeable weakness in the line and Coach Mueller has been working hard in an effort to strengthen his forward wall. Manual, enthused over its first victory of the year over Bloomington last week, is gunning for another scalp and may take the Lebanon team down a couple of notches. Washington has improved rapidly and is expected to down Carmel. There are some nice prospects at 'the west side school and the work of the team as a whole has been pleasing. Cathedral, after its clash with Jeffersonville, will return home to prepare for its homecoming encounter with Sheridan at Washington Park the following Saturday.

Dead Heat!

Bji United Press NEWMARKET, England, Oct. 26. —Mrs. T. Carthew’s Medal and J. Sharp’s Niantic ran a dead heat for the Cambridgeshire stakes of one mile and a furlong today. A. K. Macomber’s Insight II was third by a length. , Betting was 20-1 against Medal, 25-1 against Niantic and 100-6 against Insight 11. Twenty-one horses ran. NAVIGATOR FIRST B,u United Press LAUREL, Md., Oct. 26.—Navigator Greentree’s Broomstick colt, won the $2,000 Elkridge Handicap Tuesday. The time was 1:13 for the six furlongs. The winner paid $5.20 for $2.

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Garry Herrmann Resigns Red Post as Health Fails

August (Garry) Herrmann

Bit United Press CINCINNATI, Oct. 26 C. J. McDiarmid, secretary of the Cincinnati baseball club, prominent sportsman and former director of the St. Louis Browns, has been named to succeed August (Garry) Herrmann, president of the Cincinnati club, whose resignation was accepted Monday. Herrmann’s letter of resignation was dated Oct. 10, but was not accepted until Monday. His withdrawal from the active participation in the duties of the Reds was not a surprise to officials because his failing health has been known for some time Herrmann’s letter of resignation, in part, follows: “As you all know, my health has not been good for some time past. It is imperative, in justice o myself, to my family and to you, that I be relieved of the strain and worry of the many details of active business. “I have concluded twenty-five years of active service in the interests of the Cincinnati baseball club. It has been twenty-five years of pleasant service.” STAR BACK IS INJURED B,u United Press CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct. 26.—Ed Donaghey, backfield man whose kicking and tackling featured Harvard’s play against Dartmouth last week will be out of the line-up against Indiana Saturday with a wrenched knee. COX IN LINE-UP NEW HAVEN, Conn., Oct. 26. Yale coaches ordered strenuous drills for today and Thursday, in preparation for the Dartmouth game Saturday. Half Back Cox has returned to the varsity line-up and probably will be Bruce Caldwell’s running mate.

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Bji United Press NEW HAVEN, Conn., Oct. 26. The flashing feet of Bruce Caldwell, Yale’s phenomenal half back, have clicked off 700 yards in four games this season. Caldwell is more than a triplethreat star. He punts, plunges, runs, drop-kicks and passes for his team. In spite o fan injured shoulder that kept him from playing throughout any one game, Caldwell has led the Yale offensive in every game. Yardage gained by Caldwell follows: Against Bowdoin 179 Yards Against Georgia 200 Yards Against Brown 174 Yards Against Army ~..147 Yards Total 700 Yards PUNTING PRACTICE BiV United Press HANOVER, N. H., Oct. 26.—Extra putting practice was provided for the Dartmuuth kickers when Coach Hawley decided that department of his beam’s game needed improvement. Marsters was averaging forty-five yards when the workout ended.

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! Butler Gridders in Hard Drills Coach George (Potsy) Clark Is putting his Butler University football squad through strenuous workouts this week in preparation for the game with Aombard Saturday at Irwin Field. Nulf, injured in the De Pauw fray, is on the sidelines, arm in a sling and is considered out of action for the remainder of the season. Clark is striving to develop a capable signal caller and punter. JONES DROPS WILSON Exciting Match In Three-Cushions —Rubens Vs. O’Connor , Another exciting match in the State three-cushion billiard tournament was played at Cooler’s parlor Tuesday night, Neal Jones nosing out a single-point victory, 50 to 49. Wilson appeared a certain winner, but a slackening on safety cost him the match. Harry Rubens and Leo O’Connor are to meet in tonight’s match. Rubens is the defending champion.

Hansen and Scott Go Planned

Bji United Press NEW YORK, Oct. 26.—Knute Hansen, Danish-American heavyweight, may be the first opponent for Phil Scott, heavyweight champion of Great Britain, in his American invasion. Jess McMahon, matchmaker for Tex Rickard, today approved a Han-sen-Scott bout for Nov. 4, but has yet to sign Hansen. CHAMPION OF BELGIUM Pierre Charles, Youthful Giant, to Invade Yankee Rings. Bji Untied Press NEW YORK. Oct. 26.—Belgium is sending its heavyweight hope to this country. Pierre Charles, recognized as champion of Belgium, will arrive in the United States Dec. 20,. The Belgian fighter is 24 years old, stands 6 feet 3 inches and weighs pounds.

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