Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 161, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1929 — Page 31

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Traditional Rivalries to Be Renewed on Eastern Gridirons Saturday

Princeton to Battle Yale Before 80,000 Fans in Bulldog Bowl. PITT 'FACES CARNEGIE Missouri Tackles N. Y. U. in Intersectional Feature. BY GEORGE KIRKSEY United Pruw Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Nov. 15.— Traditional football rivalries will be renewed along the eastern battlefror.t Saturday. Yale and Princeton will stage their fifty-third meeting since the inaugural In 1873, in the east s outstanding game of the day before 80,000 In Yale BowlOther time-honored games include the Columbla-Pennsylvama clash at New York, DartmouthCornell game at Hanover, RutgersLehlgh contest at New Brunswick, Wllliams-Amherst meeting at Williamstown, Syracuse-Colgate battle at Syracuse, and Harvard-Holy Cross game at Cambridge. From a national standpoint, the east’s most important game is the Flttsburgh-Carnegie Tech meeting at Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh’s powerful team, unbeaten and untied, is shooting for national honors and will face perhaps its stiffest test of the season against Carnegie Tech’s rugged defensive combination. Only thirteen points have been scored against Carnegie in six games. Only one intersectional game of national importance will be played in the east this week. New York university, victorious over Georgia last week, will meet Missouri at Yankee stadium. Although disappointed in the showing of his team thus far, Coach Meehan believes it at last has found itself. Unprecedented was the departure of the Princeton squad for the Yale game. There was no torchlight parade Thursday night, no pep rally or demonstration this morning. All rallies were cancelled at the request of Coach Bill Roper and the Princeton players. “This is no time for words, but action,” they announced on the eve of the Yale game.

Important High School Tilts This Week.

TODAY Technical. Indianapolis, at Central, Evansville (night.) ..... Cathedral vs. Washington both Indianapolis. at Washington park. Shortrldge vs. Manual, both Indianapolis, at Shortrldge field. SATURDAY Crawfordsville- at Garfield. Terre Haute. Memorial. Evansville, at New Albany. Princeton at Boonvllle. East vs. West (both Evansville.) Martinsville at Gerstraeyer (Terre Haute.) Brazil at Bloomington. WTley. Terre Haute, at Sullivan. Clinton at Linton. South Side. Ft. Wayne, at Muncie. Horace Mann vs. Froebel (both Gary.) Goshen at South Bend. Michigan City at Elkhart. Hammond Tech vs. Hammond. Roosevelt, East Chicago, at Hobart Crispus Attucks. Indianapolis, vs. Lincoln. Evansville at Pennsy park, Indiar.apolls.

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major university’s football team is the story of Rex, Great Dane, who has “woof-woofed” lowa university to victories over Wisconsin and Minnesota. Rex, who weighs 200 pounds, wears a 25 size collar and eats fifteen pounds of meat daily, will parade in full band regalia at the Purdue game at Lafayette Sat-

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urday. The stately canine took violent exception to the presence of a pig. introduced upon the field at lowa City last Saturday by Gopher rooters, and ran the pork chops ragged.

City Basketball League in Field With Six Clubs Plans for the City Basketball League were completed Thursday during a meeting at the Em-Roe store. The teams entered are Marmon Motor Car, Hayes Body, Beech Grove Big Four, Sahara Grotto, Big Four A. A. and C. A. Earl Radios. The Radio team is managed by Lester Hutchinson, all-state school center in 1924. All league games will be played Tuesday evenings at the Central Y. M. C. A. The first will start at 7 o’clock, the second at 8 and the final at 9. Harry Bruner, Hayes Body, was elected league president; R. C. Baker, Sahara Grotto, vice-presi-dent, and H. M. Snider, Big Four A. A., secretary-treasurer. Two officials will be used in all games, and any one desiring to officiate should send application to H. M. Snider, Big Four Railroad. The schedule for openinsr ivlfht. which Is Tuesday. Nov. 19 follows: Beech Grove Blc Four and Haves Body Corporation at 7; Bie Four A. and Marmon Motor at 8; Sahara Grotto and Earl Radios at 9. CARTER CUE VICTOR Charles Carter won his fourth consecutive contest in the state three-cushion billard tourney at Cooler’s parlor, defeating Fr&nk Hombrook, 50 to 31. in a seventy-eight-inning match Thursday. Lew Vogler and Neal Jones play tonight. ARMY DRILLS PASSES WEST POINT, NOV. 15.—The Army’s final practice for the Dickinson game was devoted principally to forward passing. Cagle did most of the passing with Murrell, Carlmark and Messinger on the receiving end. Bowman and Carver have been alternating at quarter back and Glattly has replaced O’Keefe at right half back temporarily.

Trojans Invade Chicago for Irish Battle Before 115,000 Rivals End Drills Today; Snow Hampers U. S. C. Workout in Kansas; Western Star Out.

Bv United Preti . CmCi.uO. Nov. 15.—The University of Southern California football team, fifty strong, arrived here today and had its final workout prior to meeting Notre Dame at Soldiers’ Field Saturday. The Notre Dame team will arrive from South Bend Saturday morning. The clash between the undefeated Irish of Notre Dame and the once defeated, but powerful Trojans of the west coast, will attract somethink like 115,000 persons to Soldiers’ Field, it was estimated today by J. Walter Haley, business manager of the Notre Dame athletic department. Paid Attendance 110,000 The total paid attendance, Haley said, will be about 110,000, with ushers, ticket takers, police, the press and the Notre Dame band swelling the total by at least 5,000. Among Chicago fans, Notre Dame ruled about a 6-to-5 favorite today to whip the Trojans and continue on their march to a mythical national championship. There was, however, little betting, and it generally was admitted that the game was pretty much a tossup. Both Coach Knute Rockne of Notre Dame and Coach Howard Jones of Southern California probably will use many reserves, especially If the weather turns bad as is predicted. Trojans Work in Snow While Rockne, recovering from an illness of several weeks, directed practice from a wheel chair Thursday, the Trojans went through a stiff hour of practice during a train stop at McPherson, Kan. Their practice w r as hampered by a snow fall. Jones received word that Harry Edelson, one of the big cogs in the Trojan back field, will not be able to come to Chicago for the game. It had been planned to bring Edel-

FOOTBALL PURDUE vs. lOWA Lafayette, Saturday, Nov. 18th 03 Purdue Homecoming q3 £,== ROUND TRIP Via Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Cos. Good going on all regular and extra trains Saturday, Nov. 16. Retnm limit all trains up to and including Sunday, Nov. 17. THIS GAME WILL DECIDE THE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP. Limited trains leave Traction Terminal station as follows: 7:10 9:10 11:10A.M. 1:10P.M.

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son. suffering from influenza, here by airplane if he was sufficiently recovered. Leahy, heavyweight lineman, and Vezie, regular end, are not expected ' to see action with Notre Dame be- j cause of injuries. BEN DAVIS IN "ACTION Play Manual Tonight and New Augusta Saturday. Ben Davis basketball team''meets Manual at the Bridgeport gym tonight, and will journey to New Augusta Saturday. The Ben Davis ouintet will be handicapped by the illness of Reichard, Reed, Sager and Walleen. Negotiations are under way at Ben Davis for a game with the City of Mexico quintet, which invades the United States for a good will tour in the next few’ weeks.

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TRACY COX Bright wood BILLY SHAW Detroit Tomlinson Hall, Monday, Nov, 18 PRICES Ringside, §1.50 General, SI.OO Tickets—Clark & Cade Claypool Drug Store.

32 Answer First /. C. Court Call Thirty-two men, mostly yearlings, answered the initial basketball call at Indiana Central. Coach Good, after outlining the tactics he expects to follow during the season

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at the first workout, put dates at work on basket shooting. Only one letter man, Art Bright, is missing from the quintet of last season, and Good is seeking a freshman to replace him. Rider, Judd, Nowling, Bailey and Brenneman are eligible and will form the nucleus of what is expected to be one of the strongest Greyhound teams of recent seasons.

ST. PATS VS. MIDWAYS Independent Rivals to Clash at Pennsy Park Sunday. Midways and St. Patricks H. N. S. clash Sunday at Pennsy park. The two elevens are south side rivals and a battle is expected. Midways have won six consecutive

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games, and their goal line ha* not been crossed. Midways practice In scrimmage tonight. Steigleman. McFarland. Gohman, and E. Miller of the St. Pats are ready again after recovering from injuries received in the game with College Cubs last Sunday. For games with Midways, call Dr. 1472-R and ask for Fat.