Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 181, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1933 — Page 27

PEC. 8, 1933

Giants Nip Manchester Huntington, Oakland City, Anderson Fives Are Defeated. By Unitrd pr.aa CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind., Dec. 8 —Wabash college opened its basketball season with an easy victory over Manchester, 29 to 13. here last night. The Little Gian's were ahead, 13 to 6, at half-time. J. Mason, sophomore forward, and Crisler, guard, led the scoring for the winner's with seven points each. Snider guard, :.cc>red seven of Manchester's 13 points. By ' mtfd Pro* HUNTINGTON. Ind., Dec. 8 Huntington college was defeated by Battle Creek ‘Mich.i college, 40 to 24, here last night. The local school has won two games and lost two. The Forresters made a determined rally in the last half, but Battle Creek retained a comfortable margin. Goodale, Coble and Davis, guards, led the Huntington scoring. By r nitcl Prraa OAKLAND CITY, Ind., Dec. 8 C ntral Normal won a rough basketball game from Oakland City college here last night, 36 to 17. Seventeen fouls were called during the encounter. Kell and Kilpatrick were outstanding for the Oaks and Blanda and Sadler starred for Central Normal. By 7imo Bperinl ANDERSON, Ind . Dec. B.—Anderson high school, under suspension from the Indiana high school athletic association, last night drubbed Anderson college basketball team. 33 to 23.

Chicago Will Stay in Big Ten, President Declares

P.V GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Start Correspondent* CHICAGO. Dec. B.—The Big Ten conference opened its annual winter meeting today at a loop hotel with schedule-making and rules interpretation apparently the most important matters on the three-day program. The meeting will end Sunday when the basketball coaches and officials meet to interpret the cage rules. A harmonious meeting was forecast by Major John L. Griffith, commissioner of athletics, who said most of the business transacted would be routine. Reports cf a possible opening for another school to join the Big Ten if the proposed merger between Northwestern and Chicago is consummated were denied by officials of both schools. Hutchins Denies Rumor In answer to these reports, Robert M. Hutchins, Chicago president, said last night at the Maroons’ football banquet: "Nothing is further from our intentions. Chicago has no intention of ever abandoning athletics.’’ At least one Western Conference official, however, insists that it Northwestern and Chicago merge, one or the other will have to give up its conference berth. With at least two Big Ten schools, Ohio State and Indiana, considering a change in foot-all coaches, some developments may transpire in that field during the week-end. W’illaman Vnder Fire Sam Willaman, Ohio State coach, whose team lost only one game last fall, has been under fire since the Michigan defeat, and it was reported in some quarters that he might announce his resignation in Chicago. A Columbus sports writer and former Ohio State assistant coach has been William's most persistent critic all year. Most of the Big Ton schools have their 1934 football schedules complete, except for one or two nonConference games. Schedules, however. will be drawn up for baseball, track, tennis, golf, swimming and

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Three Indiana Shooters Win Three Hoosiers captured awards I in the national trophy championship matches of the National Rifle Association, according to completed | tabulation of the results in thirteen state and regional tournaments. Edson Klinkel of Butler, Ind., won third place in the Wimbledon cup match shoot, scoring 100 out of ICO, ! but losing to Private G. W. Walker, U. S. M. C., who placed sixteen shots in the center V-ring, while Klinkel scored only eight there. The match was a twenty-shot fire on a thousand-yard range. Private Marion W. Trees, U. S. M. C., of Greenfield. Ind.. shot 142 out of 150 to place twenty-second in the famous ‘ President s Hundred," while Sergeant Claud A. Mudd, U. S. M C.. of 345 Addison street, Indianapolis, shot 139 out of 150 for sixtyeighth place in the "President's Hundred." Vairo to Lead Irish Gridmen By Unitrd Praia SOUTH BEND. Ind.. Dec. 8. Dominic Vairo, left end, last night was elected captain of the 1934 Notre Dame team. He is a resident of Calumet, Mich., home town of Coach Hunk Anderson. George Gipp and other Notre Dame stars. The election larked the passing, after ! a year's trial, of the practice of | naming a captain before each game. During the past season Coach Anderson had appointed a captain for each game. Hugh J. Devore, Newark, N. J., and Tom (Kitty) Gorman, Chicago, were elected hon- , orary co-captains of the Irish for j the 1933 season.

| other spring sports. The joint meeting of the faculty representatives and the athletic directors, at which most of the important decisions are made, but from which a great secrecy always emanates, will be held tonight. The > meeting of the football coaches and athletic directors will be held tomorrow morning. SPRING SERIES UMPIRE Charles H. pflrman, National League umpire, has been engaged to officiate in the series of exhibition I games the Chicago White Sox and Pittsburgh Pirates will play in the course of their journey from their California training camps next spring.

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Greenleaf, Allen Play 1 Champion Straggles in Big Tournament: Two Tied for Lead. By Vnitrrl Prraa CHICAGO. Dec. B.—Ralph Greenleaf defended his world's pocket billiard championship, which he has held in twelve of the last fourteen years, today in a game against Bennie Allen of Kansas City, a former titleholder himself. Greenleaf was handed his first defeat in three years when he lost to George Kelly, national champion, in one of the two games he has played in the Chicago tournament for the world's championship. James Caras of Wilmington. Del., defeated Allen last night to remain in a tie with Andrew Ponzi of Philadelphia, and Erwin Rudolph of Cleveland, for first place in the tournament which is to end Dec. 21. The score was 125 to 71 in twenty-six innings. Ponzi won from Pasquale Natalie of Chicago, 125 to 108 in eight innings and Rudolph defeated Charles Seaback of Astoria, N. Y„ 125 to 65 in the shortest game of the tournament—six innings. In other games today Kelly was scheduled to play Seaback and William Mosconi of Philadelphia was to meet Natalie.

Wynne Sought by Kentucky By United Prraa LEXINGTON, Ky„ Dec. B.—The position of football coach at University of Kentucky today was offered to Chet Wynne, coach of Auburn (Ala.) Polytechnic institute. Dr. W. D. Funkhouser, chairman of the Kentucky athletic council, said no contract agreement had been reached with Wynne but that further conferences would be held. Harry Gamage resigned as coach at Kentucky recently. The position had been offered to Elmer Layden, named today as probable successor to Heartly Anderson at Notre Dame. YANKS RELEASE MOORE NEW YORK, Dec. B—The New York Yankees have released outright Wiley Moore, veteran sinker ball pitcher, to their farm club in Newark. They also sent Leroy Schalk, young infielder, to Newark on option.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices BENJAMIN. RUSSELL—Son of Mr. and Mrs Hirer Benjamin passed away at the late residence. 31 S. Rural St .: Thursday Dec 7. at 2:45 ? m. Funeral a- SHIRLEY BROS CENTRAL CHAPEL. 9-t8 N. Illinois Saturday. Dec, 9 3 p m. Burial Washington Park. Friends mav cal: a* the residence from 8 p m.j Friday to 11 a m Saturday ~ CHAPMAN. WILLIAM - Beloved aon of Mrs Nellie Lents, brother of Irene Dorothy and Floyd Chapman, departed this life Wednesday. Dec. 6, age 20 years. Funeral Saturday Dec. 9 at the residence 513 N Cable st . 10 a m. Burial Floral Park cemeterv. Funeral private. Funeral under the direction of MOORE _& JK IRK. _ EAKINS. NELLIE E. BURK Beloved wife of Lawrence H Eaktns, sister of Mrs Marv C. Connor of this city, and Mrs Frank Schafer of Columbus. Ind.; William T Burk of Moline. 111., and Mrs. J J Schat'ner of Indianapolis passed awav Thursday Dec. 7. at her residence in Chicopee Falls. Mass Funeral notice later. 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