Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 153, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1930 — Page 11

NOV. 5, 1930.

HOOSIER ELEVENS IN ONLY BIG TEN TILTS

Von For at, Doran Sign Chicago Heavies to Clash at Armory: Wilson Is K. 0. Victor. Otto Von Porat, Chicago Norwegian heavyweight, who has been up and down the fistic ladder, will attempt to demonstrate his knockout punch when he opposes Bud Doran, also of Chicago, in the tenround main event at the Armory next Tuesday night. One punch, a short right to the jaw, ended the feature attraction Tuesday night between Hershie Wilson. Danville, 111., and Joe Rivers, Cedar Rapids. la., in the second round, with the lowan in the resin. There was little action in the first round, Wilson using a left jab and Rivers jumping in for a few body blows. Jackie Purvis, local welter, shaded Bill Hoon, Detroit red-head, but only after a slashing ten-round battle. Most of the rounds were close, with Hoon displaying a clever defense. However, Purvis forced most of the milling and landed the more effective punches. Dick Porter trounced Roy Pferson, local welter, in the top six-rounder, using a strong left hook. Earl Ryder, Cincinnati feather, fought a clever battle to gain the nod over Chick Wanger of Ft. Wayne in six rounds, while Billy Brown, another local welter, rallied to cop a fourround shade win over Carl Schmadel.

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When Don Johnson Is on. the Union Title team la hard to beat. During Tuesday night's session of the Commercial League at the Illinois alleys. Don hit for n total of 652 which gave his team a threegame win from Ballard Ice Cream. Crescent Paper also won three from Indian Refining, while George J. Mayer, Jewel Tea, Citizens Gas and Chevrolet Bodv von the odd game from Central States Envelope. Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis Power and Light, and Motor Tire. Jack Underwood was in a pin spilling mood, securing gatfies of 202, 220 end 226 for a total of 648. Automotive League games resulted in a three-game win for Marmon Sales and Lauth Chevrolet from United Motors and Pure Oil. and a two game victory for State Auto, Wallerich Inc., and Shaver Nash over Hoosier Motor Club, Sinclair Refining arid Eagle Machine. Phillips and Rassmussen were the Individual stars with totals of 626 and 603. A 200 scratch singles sweepstakes will be rolled on the Uliyois alleys Saturday and Sunday entrants may roll as often as they like. The Pritchett Recreation alleys are offering a Turkey to the bowler securing the highest three-game total. In practice up to and including Nov. 9. At present Krimer Is leading with a score of 684. Rotary League results showed the Price and Ferguson quintets taking three games from spradling and Worm, and a twogame win for Poetner. Jefferson, Harris, Warren, Fox and Coval over Eag’.esfield. Stcngcr, Schneider, Slcbert, Smith and Brass. Carl Engelking tried to put the City Sales over during the Kingan League play, rolling games of 202, 210 and 201, a total of 613, but. City Branch, won the odd game. Poultry also won two from Sales, as Beef copped three from Credit. Triple wins featured the Optical League games on the Indiana aleys. Continental. Paramount and Fox defeating American; Optometrists and White-Halnes. H. Fox lolled 597 to lead the Individual list. Illinois Snpply, Martin Truck and Schultz Furniture, made a clean sweep of their games with the P. R. Mallory. Intermediate end Banquet Ice Cream, during the Intermediate League play on the Uptown alleys. Other contests resulted in a two-game win for Mills Pie and Kroger Grocery from Easterns and Hoosier Furniture. Pnlmer. Green and Rosemeyer entered the select class with totals of 619, 613 and 603. E Kagel again led the girls of the Holy Trinity Ladies League, games of 169, 148 and 201 giving her a total of 518. Team piav resulted in b two-game win for Splits and Fouls from Spares and Strikes. MOTION PICTURES

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After being responsible for the loss of the first game. Harold Deal, anchor for the Black Hawk team, produced counts of 216 and 200 to give his club the odd game from the Capitol Ice. during the Delaware League plav. Rough Notes also won two from Schmitt Insurance os Vikings and Kirschner Lovick took three from A. D. T. and J. J. Speaks. Oeftcring-Litzenlman Coal were pointed for their series with the Klee and Coleman team, and came across with games of 995, 1,050 and 976 to total 3,021 and take three from the soft drink quintet. In the Fountain Square No. 2 League play. Stahlhut Jewelry also won three from Service Products, as Indianapolis Toilet and Apron Supply and Prospect Social won two from Odd Flfb and Wizard Machine. Powers and Haagsma of the Oeftering team were the only players to reach the 600 mark, securing totals of 647 and 631. After losing the opener to White Rose Gas. Feeney Furniture came back to take the final two. during the Women’s Social League plav on the Hotel Antler drives. Five Good Fellows continued to hit the 2.500 mark, scoring 2,511 to take three from Peerless. Giesen Products and Indianapolis Medical Glass also won three from United Tire and Komstahk Candy. Bunch led a large field of 500 totals with a score of 563. Tpss Cox had 561: Baxter, 507: Burnett. 552: Shea. 557: Kritsch, 528: Johns. 515: Myers. 512: Lathrop, 526; McAnly. 525. and Burnig. 505. Triple wins featured the American Legion play. Madden.Nottlngham. HaywardBarcus and Irvington defeating 40 and 8. J. H. Holliday Jr., and Indianapolis Post

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Purdue l aces Chicago, I. U. Tackles Purple

Boilermakers and Northwestern Favorites in Conference Contests, but Jinx May Spill Dope; Three League Teams Play Intersectional Games.

By I'nited Pre** CHICAGO, Nov. s.—With three western conference teams invading the Atlantic seaboard to meet eastern foes and three others playing I minor midwestern schools, competition in the Big Ten Saturday will be limited to battles between Northwestern and Indiana and _Purdue and Chicago. And unless you believe in “jinxes” neither game promises real competition. Northwestern, marching toward the Big Ten title, should defeat Indiana, and Purdue is expected ] to have little trouble in piling up a large score against Chicago. Indiana has been a “jinx” oppoI nent for Northwestern under coach Dick Hanley’s regime with the ; Wildcats failing to win a single 1 game from the Hoosiers in Hanley’s three years as coach. In etfery | game, Northwestern was an overwhelming favorite, and each defeat^

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knocked the Wildcats out of a chance to win the Big Ten title. Northwestern’s back field has been weakened for the contest by the loss of “Pug” Rentner, key man of the Wildcats offense, but even with Rentner out the Purple has a great back field and a line strong enough to make its running and pass attack effective. Purdue served as a. favorite Chicago victim for many years—at one time losing fifteen consecutive games to the Maroons—but the situation has altered recently and the Boilermakers are getting revenge. Chicago has won twenty-six of the thirty-four games played between the two schools since 1892, frequently defeating supposedly superior Purdue teams. In 1928 the Boilermakers turned in' their first decisive triumph, winning 40 to 0. They repeated last year, 26 to 0.

Simrall Joins Blue Eleven \ By I nited Prettg ANN ARBOR. Mien.. Nov. 5. Michigan engaged in a long defensive drill against the freshman squad today in preparation for the game with Harvard at Cambridge Saturday. Captain Simrall has returned to the lineup for the first time since the Illinois game two weeks ago. The Michigan back field against Harvard probably will be made up of Newman at quarter back. Wheeler and Simrall at half backs and Hudson at full back. BADGER BACK RETURNS Bu I'nited Pic** MADISON, Wis., Nov. s.—Neil Hayes, Wisconsin half back injured early this season, has returned to the squad and is expected to play against South State here Saturday.

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