Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 132, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1932 — Page 11

OCT. 12. 1032

Champions Head Card Frankie Petrolle Takes On Canzonen: Jack Redman Meets Rosenbloom. B'l 1 mlrd Pi r NEW YORK. Oct 12. A line; rarity—two champions on the sam# card will rx> presented tonight at Ebbrts field, wh'n Tony Canzoneri. lightweight titleholder. and Mnxlp Rosenbloom. king-pin of the light heavyweight*, assist in bringing the outdoor season to a Close. Thp two champions will perform a* eatchweights with no titles involved in th’ir ten-round bouts. Canzoneri tackles Frank Petrolle, younger brother of Billy, the “Fargo Express." who tangles with Tony in a championship battle next month The champion is a 2 to 1 favorite and may snore a knockout. Rosenblcom is given a slight edge to ruff out, a decision over Jack Redman, hard-hitting Negro heavyweight from South Rend. Ind.

♦ln Big Ten Grid Camps

Rv t nilfd Trr MADISON— Dr. Clarence w Spears has achieved one important result thus far with the Wisconsin football team. Except for a few minor bumps and bruises not a single player has received an injury in practice or in two games with Marquette and lowa. Dr. Spears is counting on the Badgers' superb condition to help them beat Purdue, n tt tt FVA NVfOV NnrlhffMlfrn'w main prohUm In prgetlre lht *•***• fnr thr Hlinne *m* l tn Ifsrn how to handle . foothiitl without fumbling it Coach Oirk Hanley IoM pl*rer * *h*kenp would Hr made in •hr linr up if fhe> did not break them ■rtvr o/ thrlr fumbling habit. Pin Rrntnrr war thr chief nfTrndrr last Saturday. CHAMPAIGN— Coach Bob Zuppke practically has picked Captain Berry. Cook, Yanusqus and Scamons as the Illinois starting back field for th" Northwestern game Saturday. Craven. Beynon, Carson and Walser will see action as substitutes in the 111ini back field. a st tt COI f MR| S —Captain l.rw Hinrhman Ohio State half hark, war nursing a had rasr of lumbago today which mav kreu him nt of thr Michigan tame Saturday. Tom Kccf# rrplarrd him In yesterday's prartfrr. a a tt AN ARBOR.—Tom Austin, sophomore tackle from Columbus, probably will be seen Saturday as a regular on the Michigan team as a result of his great work against Northwestern last week. Coach Harry Kloke believes Austin will help the Michigan defense against Ohio State. The Wolverines are pointing to stop Carl Cramer, Buckeye star, just as they did Rentner of Northwestern last Saturday. a a b MINNEAPOLIS—Coach Bcrnip Riprman l Irvlm to develop tnmr new Minnesota t>lvs for Nebraska's invawton Saturday.

AS YOUR FIRST KISS ff W IN THE MO sSL FREDRIC MARCH W'WiwARD 0////J7//' Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer... producers of "Grand Hotel" and many of the pictures which you have most enjoyed, have now created what we believe is the greatest lova story the screen has ever known. We predict that this # picture with its moonlight memories, its tears and its romance, will be one picture you will never forget. We prem diet that Norma Shearer, to whom you have given great j FYTf VrC popularity, will win your heart more completely than ever. from lh ploy by Jan* Cowl and Janm Muffin. Seroon ploy by Sm**f Vajda and M ft ■ Cloudln* Wwt. Diologu* by Donald Ogdon Sfxwart and iamm Somard fiagan. riflCjiCL\ Directed by SIDNEY FRANKLIN e/ A MITIO-OOIDWYN-MATI* PICTURI

Stevens Shifts Yale Pastimers Up I nil fit Prfm> NEW HAVEN, Conn., Oct. 12. Yale s'football coaches have expressed their dissatisfaction with the Eli team which was deadlocked bv Bates and Chicago by ordering the most drastic shake-up Yale nas had in years In an attempt to build a fighting eleven to meet Brown on Saturday. Coacfe Mai Stevens and his assistants named anew team in which only four starters against. Chicago la'-t week remain at thei r regular posts. Five new men took places on the team. WESTHUS WINS TWICE Bud Westhus, young St. Louis three-cushion billard star, defeated Lou Spivey and Neal Jones, local stars, in exhibition contests at Harry Cooler’s parlors Tuesday. The nationally-known player defeated Spivey, 50 to 34, in seventytwo innings, and had a high run of six. Hp beat Jones 50 to 35 in fiftysix innings, with Jones having a run of seven and Westhus’ best cluster six.

v,nr * than an hour was spent Tuesday in wniktn* on two now formation* l.ark of rrwrrir hack* h’s raused P.irrman to shift Bill Trog.U from fall bark to half hack tt n it CHICAGO—Extra work cn fundamentals Is being dished out to the Chicago Maroons this week in nreoaration for the Knox game Saturday, and the more important fndiar.a game next week Ail of the players are in good shape except Barton Smith, end. who has a fractured leg and mav be out for th season. CHICAGO LOOKS AHEAD CHICAGO. Ocr. 12.—With the game still ten days away, Coach A. A. Stagg all j'cady is preparing his Chicago U. Pleven for the Oct. 22 game with Indiana. Knox is Saturday's foe for the Maroons.

MOTION PICTURES \ Whs* / 111 l 6, ‘l t C**\ | Mil Urn f AUbi <h Co* Mil AVI w* l \ mt \% MU

City Schools in Big Games; W ashington on Ohio Jaunt

GAMES THIS WF.F.K Friday Afternoon .IpfT of I.afarette r. Shortridre *t shwrtriiiif Drill. fonnersvllle v. Cathedral at Bntler how i. Rtoomip.glow y, Mjnml at Itelaear. smith field. Broad Ripple vs. W-lfield t Westfield. Terhnlral r. Wnnrie at Wnneie. Satnrrfay Aflernoan Washington r. UhSes. *1 Tolodo, O. BY DICK MILLER Washington and Technical high school grid teams will travel to foreign fields this week for important frays while Shortridge, Manual and Cathedral remain home to entertain high class opposition. .All local games will be played Friday after noon. Undefeated and scored against by only one of four opponents, Washington will board the rattler for a long jaunt to Toledo, 0., to tackle the powerful Libbey team, an eleven that in past years has been a contender or winner of national prep school football honors. To date Henry Bogue’s Washington lads have revealed a powerful offensive and have piled up 164 points in. four games to their opponents’ 13. On defense the letdown m the second half when Marion scored twice against them has been the only time the west skiers’ goal line has been in much danger. Libbey invaded Hoosierdom two weeks ago to tackle Horace Mann of Gary and the result was a 14-7 win for Horace Mann. Bob Nipper's Shortridge team will entertain a strong foe at the northside field Friday in Jeff of Lafavetfe Abe Masters always puts together a strong outfit st the college town, but Shortridge spirit went upward after the Cathedral victory and the Blue will be hard to stop. With their goal line still uncrossed Technical will travel to Mtincie to engage in a conference scrap with the Bearcats • John Mueller’s team defeated Linton, fi-n, last Fridav. Tech and Munele teams annually play a tight game and both boast of stronger clubs this vear than last..

THE INDIANAPOLIS TINES

Conner*vi!le. fresh from a >7-0 win over Ruahville comes to Indianapolis Friday to meet Cathedral at Butler bowl and Coarh Joe Dtenhart. of the Irish is worried Shelbvvttle trounced local Irish lads earlv tn the season and Connersville held Shelbv close. A tough assignment awaits the Manual gndders a thtr field Friday when Coach Mombv brings hi- Bloomington team here for th second local invasion in three weks and th third local team encountered In successive weeks The Panthers tied Tech here two weeks ago and last week defeatd Broad Ripple. 12 to 0 at Bloomington. Ed Difderich is trying to impress his Ripple lads with the importance of. playing the same type of inspired football all the time that they exhibited In the last half a* Bloomington. Rippl* goes to Westfield Frldsr to play Coach H. L. Fletcher s strong eleven and Ripple must hustle to win. CENTRE FACES BOSTON Bp Tim rt f! peri a l NEWTON. Mass,, Oct. 12 —Centre college sought revenge for a 6 to 0 defeat last year when they battled Boston college in a holiday football game here today. It was the fifth time in ten years thp Praying ColoneLs from Kentucky have played here, Boston was a slight pregame favorit® CORNELL COACH RETURNS Bp 1 imr* Special ITHACA. N. Y.. Oct. 12.—Gloomy Gil Dobie rejoined his Cornell team Tuesday after a three weeks abscence due to illness, and took charge of preparations for Saturday’s game with Fritz Crislers fighting Princeton eleven.

Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Good <* for season subscriber* still to he had at Indiana State Symphony Headquarters, 120 Fast Ohio. Orchestra seats for fire concerts. ond S2.SO. Riley 3571. First Concert, Tuesday, October 18 CALEB MILLS HALL

MOTION PICTURES

[I o Last 25c ] l\ 2 Days i II An Epic In Screen ;f Entertainment! Iml Life-- II § BEGINS ■m LORETTA YOUNG lip £JH ERIC LINDEN llfc STARTING FRIDAY! I 1 T Tl JV NUMII nnmi i Ik VJT ! r wiuuii Idrtjj •rramnuti (fychnr •lISTCOSY-

Tmv:nm M cfrn-G nldicpn-M a ycr't Ju>i(/le Romance KONGO with SYALTER HUSTON VIRGINIA BRUCE FRIDAY NORMA SHEARER FREnRIO I.ESLIK MARCH HOWARD “SMILIN’ THROUGH"

TARK FREE—rfAZA MOTOR INN. APOLLO Twmm gaMBOI —NEXT FRIOAT— / Extra! T h |>H :l vrnu"n'c> / ah <>”eT’' "H AN TOM OF / w ith CRESTWOOD” / bobby with . / 'KRNON KAREN MORI.ET ' wE w ♦

AMUSEMENTS —S TAG E— ■ W kdßpflsvi.m * ci.EMrNcr.l | BROS. I I - On th. CHAS. FARRELL ..jri 0 R screen JQAN BENNETT GIRL’’ g ENGLISH wf o?t t^ Ere*, at 8. Thtir*. Mat. at t SFECtAL ATTRACTION FOR TEACHERS* CONVENTION Off AM A T/C F/FA/r*/ soclsoti, m eomond rostasp'j Great Heroic Comedy CYRANOoie BERGERAC •s pieu/edb/ mahatwkn mere AW rjo times I Even.: Orrh.. *3.5; Bale., *2.78. *t.29, St.Bs: Gal., *1.19. Thnr*. Mat.: Orrh.. *2 75; Rale., 2.2t1. Gal.. #1.19 with Tax. Beat* on Sale Salnrday. LI. 9599,

NEIGHBORHOOD THEATERS

NORTH SIDE Family Poia “A WOMAN COMMAND^" at Maas. ■li ■ Famil t Nit, ■HMMM Geo. K. THE LAST MILE" WEST~SIDE ,lf>w |

Opening SALE Ends Friday Nite ♦ / r 100% Pure Pennsylvania Oil ft / f 1 QUART FREE with every 2 Gallons of gas bought, up to your tank’s capacity (If your tank holds 20 gallons, you can get 10 quarts of oil Free) Oil to Be Taken by You as Needed As We Will Furnish Oil Coupons 9 1-Test Anti-Knock , \ * GAS ' i TAX PAID \ I 1211 West Washington (Old Lall Park) % / ‘ r /

PAGE 11