Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 141, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1931 — Page 21

OCT. 22, 1031.

SHORTRIDGE FACES WASHINGTON, TECH TESTS MANUAL

Champs in Night Till Broad Ripple Team Thumps Rushville Eleven in Wednesday Fray. City public high school football honors will be at stake in two important grid struggles carded tonight and Friday afternoon. Shortridge and Washington will renew their rivalry at Butler bowl under the arcs tonight. Manual’s unbeaten veterans will tangle with a fast-coming Tech eleven at the cast side field Friday afternoon. Washington, 1930 city public schools champions, and the north side Blue Devils have met twice in the past, with each holding a triumph. The Continentals turned in their in winning last year’s title. Washington already has bowed once this season, to Manual. H to 0, but has shown improvement in recent encounters. Shortridge, off to a slow start., will be playing its first city series game. A Manual victory Friday will give the south skiers a strong claim on the rny trophy, as the tilt will wind tip the city series schedule lor Coach Harry Painter’s crew with wins over Washington and Broad Hippie. The Ited eleven will play Cathedral on Nov. 6. Tech also is making its 1931 city series bow, and has late games scheduled with both Washington and Shortridge. Crispus Attucks, local Negro prep eleven, will invade Louisville for a Saturday battle. Coach Shellburne’s team is in top shape and prospects are bright for another triumph. Piling up 19 points in the first half. Ed Deiderirh’s Broad Ripple gridders coasUd through the last half against Rushville Wednesday afternoon at Rushville and w'on. 19 to 7. Murbarger, key man in the Ripple offense, crashed through the line for the first touchdown early in the game and a few minutes later Everson, Ripple quarter back, crashed through center on a fake play and dashed thirty yards for the second marker. Just before the half closed Murbarger tossed a lateral pass to Everson and he was off forty-two yards for the third touchdown. Wildcat Soph May Miss Tilt By t nited /Ypv.s EVANSTON, 111., Oct. 22.—Despite the fact that all four of Northwestern’s regular backs have minor injuries, Ollie Olson, sophomore full back, i.- the only one who may not start Saturday’s game against Ohio. Olson will play, but Ai Moore, reserve full back for two years who played well against U. C. L. A. last week, probably will start. Coach Dick Hanley also is contemplating starting Tiny Engebretsen, who weighs 215. at guard instead of Dilley, who weighs 178, to give the Wildcat line more bulk.

Down the Alleys BY LEFTY LEE

Althouch Frank Hueber topped Dude west. 713 to 693. the performance of West from the fifteenth frame until the end far overshadowed any local player’s performance this year, eighteen out of his last nineteen balls registering strikes. With 96 in the tilth he collected seven in a row for a 246, started his final game with three, spared a single pin and then struck out for a 279 count. The Wheeler Lunch team was rolling in fine style, hut West cave the Gregory and Annel boys the margin for a two-game win. Coca-Cola. Liebtag Barbers and Vollmcr Bros, also won two from Mnrott. Trule and Underwood Transfer as Union Title. Falls City Lager and Oeftering-LUzelmatk Coal took three from Hollenbeck Press. Heckman Special and St. Philips. Falls City Lager had high team total with a mark of 3,094. Other 600 marks were Wimberiy. 604; Hornberger. 649; Mack. 612; Rassmussen. 647; Johnson. 645; Weigel. 648; Wtesman. 610: Roth. 609: Fulton. 618; Snyder. 600: Morris. 600; Fohr. 640; Hornbeck. 633: Hatslup. 603; Pritchett. 604; Smith. 636: Meyers. 679; Hunt. 604; Dersch. 601 and Powers, 634. Snerial prizes for high single game (luring practice play are the feature at the Pritchett alleys Saturday and Sunday. High single game for men each day Is a *5 cash award, with the same award each day for the women bowlers. Two-game wins ruled the fast Uptown league nUv. Hanna Register. Geisen Special Sclmetr Towel. Prima Beverage and Coca-Cola defcattnc the Beam Recreation. Citv Candy. A’.igustlnes. Omar Baking and Tipton Lvtle Cigar. Kromrr who has been rolling in wonderful form all season, topped the field during this plav with mark 697 on games of 245. 238 and 214. Mindaeh had 640: Wheeler. 638: Koenle’-. 604; Weimer. 662: Bentlev. 603: Bohtie. 631: Eppert. 606; Sourbier. 649: Schonaker. 629 and Pie/. 642 After a few false starts the Van Camp Teague dually got under wav. Spaghetti and Pumpkin starting with a triple win over Soup and Milk, as Bean Hole Beans and Tomato Juice took two from Pork and Bean and Catsup. A 235 came by W Faust featured. The Interelub series on the Pritchett drives resulted in a three-game win tor the Tall Twisters. Universal Reds and Op--1 twists over, A. B. C. Pigmies. Mutual and Universal Blues, and a twwo-game victory for American Business Giants. Mutual Insurance and Exchange Unity from Exchange Service. Lone Star and Universal ■Whites. Chrtsnev tied Pritchett for high three-game total with a mark of 624. Beauchamp arrived late, but was there when he did arrive, as his games ot 222 and 235 prove. Steam tables took three games from Registers while Billiards and Cases won the rubber from Coffee Urns and Pool Tables, during the King Indiana Billiard League plav at the Illinois drives. Plates won the last game bv three pins to take the odd game win from Batteries. In the Bond Electric League. Wooten took the three-game high honor during the Grotto League plav with a mark of 627. Following him over the 600 line were King. 605; Richards. 604; Wald. 603 and Arnholter. 606. which included high single aame of 26. V Team results showed a three-game win for Deputies and Blue Devils over Imps and Guards, and a two-game win for Tails. Revelers. Hooffs and Monarchs over Fezzes. Masters. Drum Corns and Horns. The Power and Light bovs rolled thetr tames on the Illinois alleys. Washington

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I. C. Battles Rose Poly

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Indiana Central meets Rose Poly in a home-coming feature tilt at Central Field Saturday afternoon at 2:30. Coach Harry Good, Greyhound mentor, has but three veterans on his varsity this fall. Del Moore is one of these veterans and he has been shifted back from the line to a full back position where he has been working well as a ball toter. The Poly Engineers come with a record of only one defeat last year in eight games and three victories and one defeat so far this season. Both teams were defeated by Franklin’s unbeaten eleven by about the same margin.

Johnston, New Garden Pilot, Lines Up Heavyweight Bouts

By t'nited Preen NEW YORK, Oct. 22.—Twentyfour hours of activity by James J. Johnston in his new post as boxing director of Madison Square Garden has produced sufficient prospective bouts to keep the Garden busy for months to come. With Paulino Uzcudun disapproved by the New York state athletic commission as an opponent for Primo Camera in Johnston's first show, Nov. 13, the “boy bandit” is attempting to match Camera with Victorio Campolo or Paulino with Tommy Loughran, Ernie Schaaf or Mickey Walker as a substitute attraction. Campolo is eager for the chance

Avenue Fiftll Floor. Onerating No. 1 and Third Floor taking three from Harding Street. Operating No. 2. Commercial and Storeroom as M. F. and Meter tvon two front Fourth Floor and Mill Street. E. Dauker was the star during this plav with a total of 622. Two-game wins ruled the Post Office League plav on the Central drives. Mailing Division .Sub Carriers. Station and Four Trip Carriers defeating Print Shop. Finance. Illinois Station and City Case. Up on the Parkway alleys the Business Men rolled their series. Dilling Candv. Textile Products and Ritz Theater taking two from Brown-Lav. Sugar Creek Butter and Thirty-fourth and Illinois Garage, as Pratt Street Boosters. Cokes and TiptonLvtle won three from Indiana Billiard. Bauder Cleaners and Ottenger and Davis. A close race for individual honors seaUired the K. of C. League plav on the Delaware drives. Canning topped the field when he closed with a 246 to total 625. P’lkan had 616: Sargent. 615, and Orphev. 612. Centennial Press and Frei.ie Grocery won three from Finneran Grocery anil Penn Coal as Canning Plumbing and Guinn Grocery won two from Boren Insurance and Pittman-Rire Coal.

Wednesday Grid Scores

HIGH SCHOOLS Broßd Ripple (Indianapolis!. 19: Rushville. 7. Shortridge (Indianapolis' freshmen. 18; Washington (Indianapolis) freshmen. 0. Washington (Indianapolis' reserves, 24: Plainfield varsity, o. Sheridan. 8: Noblesvillc. 0. Connersville. 37: Greenfield. 6. Logansport. 7: Jefferson (Lafayette). 0. Huntington. 14; Warsaw. 6. Petersburg. 33: Jasoer academv, 7. Sevmour, 20: Martinsville. 0. Carmel. 14: Southport. 6. Muncie. 26: Anderson. 0. Newcastle. 56: Wolcott. 0. Elwood. 6; W'abash. 6 (tie*. Kentland. 22; Rochester. 12. Kokomo. 25: Brazil. 0.

Wednesday Ring Results

AT SAN FRANCISCO—Bud Gorman. 154. Valieto. defeated Al Marino. 155 ! a . San Francisco, in ten rounds. Gabbv Bagdad, 152. Armenia, won from Leo Hansen. 151 Salt Lake Citv. on a technical knockout in the fifth round, AT RENO—Romeo Le Mon. 156. Fulerton. knocked out Georgia Sunpson, 156. Spokane. Wash., in the eighth round. AT AKRON. O.—Gorilla Jones. Akron Negro middleweight, knocked out Johnnv Roberts. Huntington. W. Va.. in hird round of scheduled ten-round bout. Sammy O Dell. Akron lightweight, knocked out Fav Van Hook. Terre Haute. Ind.. (3). AT JERSEY CITY. N. J.—Kid Chocolate. Cuba stopped Al ißubet Goldberg. 136. New York. i3i. FOX SKEET WINNER Breaking 48 out of 50 targets. Fox triumphed at Indianapolis Skeet Club Wednesday. Free was second ; with 46.

Del Moore

I with Camera, but the Italian and ; his manager, Leon See, want easier | opposition. See says that he will j not accept tjje Campolo match, but will match Primo with Paulino in Newark, Philadelphia. Havana, Chicago or Detroit if the commission does not change its stand. Other feature bouts proposed by •Johnston included Mickey Walker vs. Max Schmeling at Miami in February: Schmeling vs. Jack Sharkey at New York in June and Jack Dempsey against Camera, Sharkey ! or Schmeling.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Boston U. Begins Trip Terriers First Eastern Team to Visit De Pauw for • Grid Tilt. By Times Special BOSTON, Oct. 22—An eastern team will invade Greencastle, Ind., lor the first time when Boston university’s Tigers meet De Pauw Saturday as the feature attraction of the Tiger's annual Old Gold homecoming day. Last year, De Pauw made the second eastern trip of its football history to defeat the Terriers. The B. U. team, twenty-five strong, left Boston today. Boston boasts a powerful defense, with a veteran line which will outweigh the Hoosiers by an average of five pounds. Lack of a scoring punch has been the chief trouble of the Terriers this season, but with Hootstein. star quarter, back in action, the eastern team will be at tops. A feature of Saturday's game will be the inauguration of the player control system by Boston, with the coach and. his assistants in the stands and the captain directing the team activities from the field. By Times Special GREENCASTLE. Ind.. Oct. 22. Fearing an aerial attack by Boston Saturday, Coach Gaumy Neal drilled the De Pauw squad in pass defense Wednesday and planned a lengthy scrimmage, featuring defense against Boston plays, for today.

Richards on Mat Program Ray Richards, ex-grid warrior of Nebraska university, and Dick Lever, Detroit, will appear in thfc semiwindup on the wrestling card Friday night at the armory, 711 North Pennsylvania street. They are heavyweights. Hardy Krusekamp, heavyweight, of Philadelphia, and Charlie Stanton of St. Louis w’ill headline the bill. Krusekamp has shown twice at the armory and has gone undefeated. * Stanton performed to advantage in several bouts last winter at Cadle tabernacle. He uses the flying tackle and i! aggressive. A prelim will open the card-at 8:30. Women will be admitted at half price. FIGHT PICTURES HERE Starting ' Saturday the Colonial theater will show action pictures in sound, of the recent Jack SharkeyPrimo Camera heavyweight scrap staged over the fifteen-round route at Ebbets field Brooklyn. Sharkey won the decision. According to the Colonial theater management every round of the battle is shown with blows described by Sam Taub. sports writer and radio announcer.

Scarlet Ace

Lick Engle

When the time comes to pick all-Buckeye conference gridmen, Lick Engle, the Wabash full back, is going to poll a lot of votes. The Evansville youth has been playing stellar ball this season. He’ll be totin’ the leather against Denison in the Scarlet homecoming game at Crawfordsville Saturday.

Ohio State Is Set for Game By United Prea* COLUMBUS, 0.. Oct. 22.—Confident that the Ohio State attack, which outgained Vanderbilt and Michigan, would do the same thing against Northwestern, Coach Sam Willaman has not scrimmaged the Buckeye regulars this week. Most of the time has been spent working on fundamentals. Willaman is undecided whether to start Captain Holcomb or Bill Carroll, “the blonde express,” at right half back.

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AMUSEMENTS

" ss. 1 DOQO QK.p enter!ninment. to lie|| ( make FRTC.E y rlr. Every Night .. . AUTO 11 ■ ■ your >tajr in our city a pleasant PARK Till IP. M. | Kiddie* 15C and memorable one. j -rs ~ Ti/r- rr*i_ • Today and Tomorrow —- And Don t Miss This— _ Starting SATURDAY Greatest Slajje Attraction Ever Brought to the City l/ * J J “ One Hour and a Half of the World’s Finest Stage Enterfainment. /Sm -mi mm in-N Charlie melson IK.Wjjjf f >IISS IRMANETTE WPP j LA BELLE POLA * CO. 2A TINY P£OPLt- laJ WALTER WALTERS XjgggL-J*- ' On the Screen GEORGE The Biggest Little Show on Earth Cji * 8 R f E N and Other Acts RKO VAUDEVILLE w . ~~ r in Zane Grey’s Plus*—The New Columbia Ticture “RTDTCRQ OF THF “FIFTY FATHOMS DEEP” R purple°s/ge” willi JACK HOLT wlth * OAH BEKRY EXTRA — RKO KIDDIES FREE'DANCING SCHOOL starts Saturday Morning 10:00. Louis Stockman, Director. Classes in Ballroom and Stage Dancing Taught. Erfroll Now—No Charge.

BY WALTER HICKMAN. “ Starts FRIDAY! Teachers " — SWEETHEARTS RY DAT' § Headlines . . Capitalizing Heartaches . . hut Fearing Romance! JAMES DUNN SOB SISTER The Newspaper Girl Who Defied Love for Success The Dramatic Romance with of, Re.uti(l Woman LINDA WATKINS Mho Sobbed at the -Heartaches of Others, MOLLY O’DAY o“m L .!“ Bhed Her MINNA GOMBELL LAST TIMES TODAY fHHPW Tonight is Cath.edral High

Butler Ready J for Dayton U. Anew passing combination, Kenny Booz to Jimmy Stewart, has been developed by Coach Harry M. Bell as Butler's Bulldogs drill for Friday night’s encounter with Dayton U. at Dayton. A short workout was held Wednesday. with a longer drill carded for today. In the scrimmage the Bulldog captain completed several successful forward passes to the flashy sophomore quarter back. BAER FLOORS SONTA By United Pres* OAKLAND. Cal., Oct. 22.—Max Baer, 205, Livermore, knocked out Jose Santa, 244-pound Portuguese, in the tenth round Wednesday night. Baer floored the giant four times before putting him down for a ten count Just one minute before the fight was scheduled to end.

MOTION PICTURES

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WOOD SEEKS RECORD NEW YORK. Oct. 22—Although Gar Wood's race against time on the Harlem river next Sunday is classed as an exhibition, it will be I

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timed by representatives of th International Motorboat Racing Association and Wood will make an attempt to break the world record of 110.2 miles per hour now held by Kaye Don.