Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 202, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 November 1935 — Page 32

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FORMER CHAMP CARNERA RE-ENTERS RING

Primo Starts Comeback Try Against Neusel 13,000 Expected to See Big Italian Fight German Tonight. BY GEORGE KIRK SKY I nitrrl I’rrsn Staff ('orrrvnonfl^nt NEW YORK, Nov. I.—Primo Carncra, the Italian circus freak who was maneuvered into the heavyweight title and then brutally exposed as a giant, with a glass chin by Max Baer and Joe Louis, will i try another comeback against Walter Neusel of Germany in a 10- ! round bout in Madison Square Garden tonight before an expected. crowd of 13,000. It was only four months ago that \ Camera, broken-hearted after ab- j sorbing an unmerciful beating at Louis’ hands, sat on a stool in his i dressing room under the stands at i Yankee Stadium and said he'd never] fight again But promises and plans are short-lived along fistic row, and ; here's Camera back for more punishment Again he vows: "I ween or queet this time.” Camera is an even choice in the ; betting, largely because Neusel does j not. possess a punch. The bout is j quite likely to go the limit. Neusel has never lost a fight in this country, but neither has he scored any outstanding triumph. He scored 10-round decisions over Ray Impellittiere, King Levinsky and Tommy Loughran and fought a draw with Natie Brown. Like Carnera. the German has absorbed a terrific beating in the past year, having been knocked out in eight, rounds by Max Schmeling at Hamburg. Amateur Net Notes The Danish Lutheran Church quintet is off to a fast start with victories over Kresges, 43 to 10. and the strong Taylor club. 34 to 29. Teams with access to gyms are asked to call Drexel 3270 and ask for Manager Danes. The J. H. Taylor Transfers wish to schedule games for Sunday afternoons. Memorial Scabookies, Plainfield. Cumberland, Kingans and Link Belt, notice. Write to H. PI. Wincel, 330 East Orange St., Indianapolis.

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College Grid Schedule

STATE COLLEGES TODAY Franklin vs. E-ansvllle at Evansville. OTHER COLLEGES TODAY Central <Mn.) vs. Rockhurst at Fayette Chattanooga vs. Mississippi Coif, at Chattanooga 'night', lowa Wesleyan vr. St. Ambrose at Mt. Pleasan* Kirk-viUe Teachers vs. Cape Girardeau Teachers a’ Kirksville. Iysyola >N O.j vs. Centenary at New Orleans (night i. Marietta vs Denison at Marietta (night'. ■ Miami Fla. S' Louis vs Mississippi U., at St. Louis .night i. S Car A & M vs. Florida A. & M. at Ora ogeburg. Tampa vs Southern at Tampa tnight>. Troy T- achcrs vs. Og.ethorpe at Troy. Ai* Western Reserve vs. John Carroll at Cleveland imghti. STATE COLLEGES TOMORROW Wabash vs. Butler at Indianapolis. Indiana vs lowa at lowa Cry. Purdue vs Minnesota at Minneapolis. Notre Dame. vs. Ohio State at Columbus. Hanover is. D* Pauw at Greencastle. Valparaiso vs. Michigan Normal at Ypsilanti. Rose Polv vs. Earlham at Richmond. Oakland City vs. Central Normal at Danville (return gamei. Ball State vs. Indiana State at Terre Ha 'lt'Manchester vs. St. Joseph's at Rensselaer. OTHER COLLEGES TOMORROW Alabama vs. Kentucky at Birmingham. Amherst vs. Mass. State at Amherst. Arizona vs. Oklahoma City at Tucson, Arkansas vs. Texas A. & M. at Little Rock. Baylor vs Texas Christian at Waco Boston Coll, vs Providence at Boston. Bowdoin vs. Bates at Brunswick Brigham Young vs. Utah at Provo. Buffalo vs. Clarkson at Buffalo. Carleton vs. Coe at Northfirld. Carnegie Tech vs. Duquesne at Pittsburgh. Carthage vs. Monmouth at Carthage. Case vs. Baldwin-Wallace at Cleveland, c oiby vs. Maine at Waterville. Colorado vs. Colorado Coll at Boulder. Conn State vs. Coast Guard at Storrs. Cornell vs. Columbia at Ithaca. Defiance vs. Bluflton at Defiance. Delaware vs. St. Joseph iPa.i at Newark. DePaul vs. Catholic U. at Chicago. Detroit Tech vs. Ohio Northern at Detroit. Drake vs. Grinnell at Des Moines. Drexel vs. Ursinus at Philadelphia. Duke vs. Tennessee at Durham. Fisk vs. Tuskegee at Nashville. Florida vs. Georgia at Jacksonville. Fordham vs. Pittsburgh at New York. Georgetown Coll. vs. Louisville at Georgetown, Ky. Georgia Tech vs. Vanderbilt at Atlanta. Geo. Washington vs. Rioe at Washington Harvard vs. Brown at Cambridge. Hiram vs. Kent State at Hiram. Holy Cross vs. St. Anselm at Worcester. 111. Wesleyan vs. Bradley at Bloomington. 111. James Millikin vs. Lake Forest, at Decatur. Johns Hopkins vs. Mt. St. Mary at. Baltimore. Knox vs. Cornell Coll, at Galesburg. Lafayette vs. Rutgvrs at Easton. Lehigh vs. Gettysburg at Bethlehem. Louisiana vs. Auburn at Baton Rouge. Manhattan vs. City Coll. N. Y. at Brooklyn. Marquette vs. lowa State at Milwaukee. Mercer vs. Clemson at Augusta. Michigan vs. Pennsylvania ,it Ann Arbor. Millsaps vs. Louisiana Teen at. Jackson. Missouri vs. Nebraska at. Columbia, Mo. Montana State vs. Wyoming at Bozeman. Morningside vs. North Dakota at Sioux City. Nevada vs. California Agri. at Reno. New Hampshire vs. Boston U. at Durham. New- Mexico vs. Temple Teachers at Albuquerque. New York U. vs. Bucknell at New York. N Carolina SI. vs. North Carolina at Raleigh. Northwestern vs. Illinois at Evanston. Tech Breaks Even in Gridiron Tilts

Another close decision was lost | by Tech High School’s freshman grid team yesterday when the East Siders were beaten by the Shortridge rhinies, 20 to is, at Tech Field. The East Siders previously had lost to Manual and Cathedral by one and two-point margins. In a game at Shortridge Field the Tech reserves gained an even break for the day when they defeated the Blue reserves, 7 to 0. Tommy Wilson scored the winner’s touchdown and Parker Wilson added the extra point. COLLEGE GRID SCORES University of Tampa, 12; Newberry (S. C.) College, 7. Howard Payne, 20; Abilene Chris- ] tian, 0.

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Lewis Laces Olin to T ake Fistic Crown Arizona Negro Slashes Out Decision in Scrap for Light-Heavy Title. By Unit i <1 Bras ST. LOUIS, Nov. I.—John Henry Lewis, 21-year-old Arizona Negro, today is the new light heavyweight champion of the world. Lewis won the title last night by a decision from Bob Olin. former New York stock broker, in 15 rounds of punching, bloody fighting. The bout drew a crowd of 10,000. With a previous victory over Olin in a 10-round over-weight scrap. Lewis made a cautious start and lost the first two rounds. In the third

round he opened up, and pounded Oiin with short lefts to the head, followed with rights to the body. He wore down Olin in the third and fourth rounds and came to the fifth set for the kill. The round was all Lewis. He hit Olin frequently and at the close had him on the ropes, obviously out. but the bell was sounded, saving Olin. Olin pulled himself together and made a game stand until the twelfth round. Then he weakened and Lewis held him against the ropes, under a heavy pounding. Olin staggered about the ring and shortly before the bell made a motion to his corner that seemed to ask for the bout to be stopped. At the sound of the bell, he was still on his feet, cut about the head and very weak, but still making a game fight. SHOOT AT CRAWFORDSVILLE CRAWFORDSVTLLE, Ind., Nov. 1. —The Crawfordsville Community Sportsmen's Club will hold its first shoot on the new local traps Sunday afternoon. Firing will begin at 1 o'clock. Newton Davidson is in charge.

Buresh Is Named on Tomlinson Hall Card Program for the weekly wrestling show to be staged at Tomlinson Hall Monday night was completed today when Stanley Buresh was signed to meet Fritz Schmelling in a semifinal. two - best - falls - out-of-three match. Tarzan Reeves against Dick Griffin will be the main go. It will be Buresh’s debut here. WALKER SUSPENDED BY PENN FISTICUFF CHIEF Times Special PHILADELPHIA. Nov. I.—Joseph H. Rainey, commissioner of the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission, yesterday suspended Mickey Walker. Rumson, N. J.. former middleweight champ, and Lou Poster for “improper action’ 'in a recent bout here. Rainey, who did not attend the match, claims he has received information that "everything was not right.’”

HINSHAW BEGINS NET PRACTICE AT RUSHVILLE Times Special RUSHVILLE. Ind.. Nov. I.—More than 60 athletes have answered

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Coach Bob Hinshaw's call for basketball talent at Rushville High School. Hinshaw plans to start trimming the squad soon. Twenty-five will be re’ained to comprise the first and second teams.