Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 115, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1931 — Page 11

SsErT. 22,1931.

NINE GRID TILTS ON CARD

Franklin Is Butler Foe Blue Eleven to Open Season Here Friday Night With Old Rival. FRIDAY NIGHT Franklin v*. Butler at Butler Bowl. Hanover v. Davton U. at Davton Ohio. Danville Normal v*. Ball Teacher* at Mnnele. SATURDAY AFTERNOON Ohio U. v*. Indiana Universitv at Bloomington. Notre Dame “A" v*. Notre Dame ”B’ at South Bend. Purdue Varsitr v*. Purdue Frosh at Lafavette. Indiana Central v*. Wabaah at Crawfordurllle. Oakland Cltv v*. Rote Poly at Terre Haate. Indiana Teachers at Cock Haven. Pa. Evantvllle college at Cape Girardeau. ItjO. Green*aMle V * r,,tT V9 ' Fr ”*>man at Manchester itt Olivet. Mich. BY DICK MILLER Nine regular games, one high class exhibition struggle and two varsity-frosh battles- are on the card for Indiana’s collegiate gridmen this week. TLree games will be played under the arcs, Butler and Franklin renewing relations at the gigantic north side bowl Friday night and Danville and Ball Teachers colliding at Muncie. Hanover will travel to Dayton, O. I. U. Has Strong Foe Highly Important and a game of the first grade variety will be staged at Bloomington next Saturday when the Hayes-coached Hoosiers swing into action. The opponent will be Ohio university, a team with a record of nineteen consecutive wins. Indiana will take the field with a promising looking aggregation, including some stellar leftovers from last season, and the recruits from last fall’s dandy freshman squad. Coach E. c. Hayes, a great conditioner of men, sent the varsity 1 hrough its first scrimmage last Saturday afternoon before student body and visiting newspaper scribes. In an effort to get their team in shape for the Indiana game on Oct. 3, Heartley Anderson and Jack Chevigny, Notre Dame mentors, are going to divide the first string into regulars and shock troops and stage a regular game at South Bend for the benefit of the Rockne memorial field house. And it should be a red hot scrap. There are several positions wide open on the Irish varsity that may be decided upon through the performance Saturday. Varsity-Frosh Clashes The annual varsity-freshman game will be staged at Purdue and also at De Pauw. Both teams do not swing into action until Saturday. Oct. 3, with regular conflicts. Indianapolis will get its first glimpse of collegiate football Friday night at Butler bowl when Franklin and Butler renew their ancient rivalry under the arcs. Coach Harry M. Bell is hopeful of rounding out a fair team, but does not have a very large squad. At Franklin, Roy Tillotson, beginning his second year, has most of last year's team back and some promising new ones that will make the Baptists pretty tough. Saturday finds Wabash opening

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by entertaining, Indiana Central at Crawfordsville. Pete Vaughan is said to have a strong team this fall. On the other hand, coach Harry Good is finding it hard to line up enough veterans to form a nucleus at Indiana Central. Both Terre Haute college elevens open. Indiana Teachers, directed by their new coach James Goodman, traveling to Lock Haven. Pa., to battle the Teachers there while Phil Brown and his engineers at Rose Polv will entertain B. C. Nlnnlck’s Oakland Cltv eleven at Rose. Evansville travels’ to Cape Girardeau, Mo., and Coach C. V. Money takes his Hanover Panthers over to Davton. 0.. to battle the Davton universitv eleven. Fresh from a victory over the Hanover eleven at the downstate gridiron last Friday night. Sewell Leitzman. new mentor at Danville Normal, will take his team to Muncie Friday night to tackle Ball State in the opening game for the Teachers. Manchester lost a free scoring game to Adrian. Mich., last Saturday, 18 to 14. They will take on Olivet, who defeated them last year 3-0. on Saturday. Coach Burt’s team, led by Chapman and Piper, will have two games under their belt when they take on De Pauw at Greencastle next week. Valparaiso and Earlham also get into action next week. ROYER TANK COACH BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Sept. 22. —Robert Royer, former I. U. tank star who graduated in 1928, today was named swimming coach at Indiana university, succeeding Paul Thompson, who resigned.

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ford Historical Association, marks the estate where, in 1795, Samuel Thompson discovered the first Peckerapple tree (later named the Baldwin) while locating the line of the Middlesex canal. Jackie Mack—Jackie Mack, the Philadelphia barrel sitter, sat crouched in a small barrel, 29 inches in length and 22 inches wide, for over a month. The oc-

Baseball Calendar

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Won. Lost. Pot. St. Paul 100 fiO .625 Kansas City 86 14 .588 INDIANAPOLIS 8.3 16 .522 Columbus 19 80 .497 Milwaukee 79 81 .494 Minneapolis 77 8.3 .481 Louisville 12 88 .450 Toledo 68 91 .394 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet.l W. W. Pet. Phil.. 104 44 .7031 Boston.. 61 87 .412 N. York 90 58 .608iDetroit. 60 88 .405 Wash.. 90 58 .608 St. Louis 59 90 .396 Cleve 74 75 .4971 Chicago 55 93 .372 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pct.l W. L. Pet. St. Louis 98 52 .6531 Pitts.... 74 76 .493 N. York 87 64 .5761 Phil 64 86 .427 Chicago 82 70 .5391805t0n.. 63 89 .415 Bklyn.. 77 73 ,513|Cincin.. 58 93 .384 Games Today AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Toledo at INDIANAPOLIS (two games). Columus at Louisville. Minneapolis at Milwaukee (two games). St. Paul at Kansas City (two games). ' AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago at Washington. St. Louis at Boston. Detroit at Philadelphia. Cleveland at New York. NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston at Cinclnati: played previously. Brooklyn at St. Louis. Philadelphia l, Drevious *’ Results Yesterday AMERICAN LEAGUE „ . „ (First Game) Detroit 100 000 100— 2 11 0 Philadelphia 010 100 Olx— 3 8 1 Hogsett and Grabowski; Rommel and Heving. _ (Second Game) Detroit 000 002 211— 6 13 1 Philadelphia 000 000 401— 5 7 2 Bridges. Uhle and Ruel; Peterson and Palmisano. Heving. (First Game) St. Louis 000 000 000— 0 3 0 Boston 002 000 OOx— 2 8 2 Coffman and Bengough; Durham and Connolly.

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casion of this feat of endurance was a store window attraction, in an advertising campangn, at Nineteenth and Market streets, Philadelphia. Mack climbed into the barrel on Jan. 24, 1931, and did not get out until Feb. 25—after 729% continuous hours in that position. Wednesday—“ The Man Who Has Worn no Coat or Hat for Sixteen Years,”

_ (Second Game) St. Louis 000 000 101— 2 4 1 Boston 000 005 04x— 9 12 2 Gray and R. Ferrell: Morris and Storle. Cleveland 020 020 010— 5 8 1 New York 000 001 000— 1 9 2 W. Ferrell and Sewell: Ruffing and Dickey. Chicago 100 001 001— 3 8 0 Washington 101 012 OOx— 5 8 0 Lyons and Garrity; Hadley, Marberry and Spencer. NATIONAL LEAGUE Philadelphia 100 300 200— 6 10 2 Pittsburgh 002 000 020— 4 9 3 J. Elliott. Benge and McCurdv: Harris, Spencer. Osborn. Wood and Finney, Grace. Boston 000 000 101— 2 9 0 Cincinnati 000 100 02x— 3 13 0 Seibold. Sherdel and Cronin: Lucas and Asby. New York 407 100 021—15 27 1 Chicago 010 010 113— 7 10 2 Schumacher and O’Farrell, Healv: Smith, Sweetland. Welch. Teachout. Baecht and Hartnet. Brooklyn 012 052 000 o—lo 13 1 St. Louis 005 200 030 I—ll 16 1 Phelps. Heimach, Dav. Moore and Lopez. Lombardi: Hallahan, .Kauffman and Mancuso. Gonzales. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Minneapolis 501 010 010— 8 12 1 Milwaukee 303 500 05x—16 15 2 Brillheart. Miller. "Hensick and Griffin, Harg#ave: Knott and Crouch. Columbus 020 002 630—13 18 1 Louisville 000 104 000— 5 5 2 Chapman and De Lancev; Williams. Wilkinson and Erickson. St. Paul at Kansas Citv: no game Monday. Will be played in double-header today.

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