Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 155, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1930 — Page 19

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Intersectional Games Feature Bill in East Notre Dame Meets Penn, Illinois Faces Army, Ohio Tests Navy, Michigan Tackles Harvard and N. Y. U. Battles Georgia in Top Offerings. BY HENRY M 7 ELMORE United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Nov. 7.--Collectors of rare, old football schedules would do well to clip and treasure Saturday’s program, for it is one not likely to be equaled in balance and color for many years to come. In any one section of the country, the true gridiron connoisseur attempting to witness the best games would have to sit In a rumble seat

behind Captain Frank Hawks. Rest your eyes on a partial secion of the eastern layout and be convinced: Notre Dame and Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. Here Knute Rockne’s hitherto invincible Irish clash with a Pennsylvania outfit that in addition to boasting some of the finest back field men in the business, just is finding itself. Three in New York Three major games are booked for New York City alone. Army, undefeated, meets Illinois; New York university entertains the undefeated Georgia outfit, and Columbia plays host to a strong Colgate brigade. , Other eastern games include Harvard and Michigan, Navy and Ohio State and Princeton and Lehigh. The south is brimming over with important games, with the Ala-bama-Florida tilt leading the list. Alabama, undefeated and untied, is expected to meet strenuous opposition from the Gators, who held Georgia to a scoreless tie last week. Running this game a close second for headline honors are Georgia Tech-Vanderbilt, and Tulane-Au-bum. U. S. C. Meets California Undefeated Northwestern's engagement with Indiana at Bloomington is the purple patch in the midwest. That is, if Fordham and Detroit can be regulated to second position on anybody's list. Your far-west fan has a bunch of ace contests to choose from. Southern California meets California at Los Angeles, Stanford plays Washington at Palo Alto and Idaho tackles Washington State. SHORTRIDGE SUBS WIN Led by Klotz, Wright and Cummins, Shortridge reserves defeated Manual seconds Thursday, 28 to 0. The losers registered but one first down, aided by a penalty.

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Boost Price for Charity Bv United Vte.** MILWAUKEE, Nov. 7.—Marquette and Detroit universities will contribute $40,000 from the revenue of their game here Nov. 15 for charitable purposes. The plan was agreed on at a meeting of Marquette athletic officials and committees of the city council and county board of supervisors. The colleges will be permitted ter keep as much revenue as they had anticipated in their budgets, with the price of tickets increased from $2 to $2.50 and $3. All money raised above the gate receipts expected at the former price will be used for the municipal unemployment fund. CUBS AT HUNTINGTON Indianapolis College Cubs will go to Huntington Sunday to battle the strong independent eleven of that city. Coach Winkler will select the College lineup tonight and all players are requested to report for drill at 7:30. Cubs and Riverside Olympics will meet in a city feature attraction at Washington park Sunday, Nov. 16, and big preparations are being made for the game in independent circles.

City H. S. Games

SCHEDULE TODAY Shortridge vs. Manual Delavan Smith field (Manual). Louansport vs. Tech at Tech field. Carmel vs. Park school at Park field. Cathedral vs. Central Catholic at Ft. Wayne. Washington vs. Sheridan at Sheridan. SATURDAY Vashon. St. Louts, vs. Chrlspus Attucks. at Pcnnsy park.

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Kress Will Appear on Legion Card in Bout With Maranda

The prelims and semi-windup scrap preceding the Otto Von PoratBud Doran feature at the Armory Tuesday night have been lined up and were announced today by the legion, the complete program being as follows: Ten Rounds—Otto Von Porat, Chicaro, vs. Bud Doran, Chicaro; heavyweights. Lirht Rounds—Jack Kress. Indianapolis, ys. Teddy Maranda, Chicaro; lirhtwelrhts. Six Rounds—Rav Tramblie. Chicaro. vs. Max Smith, Indianapolis; middleweight*. Six Round*—Paul Parmer, Anderson, vs. Dutch BaKior- Shelbyville, lirhtwHrbts. Four Round*—Parity Gardntr, Indian-

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