Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1936 — Page 34

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Local, State High School Elevens Busy

Heavy Week-End Arrives for Youngsters; Day, Night Tilts Billed.

CITY HIGH PROGRAM (The Schedule Today) - Manual vs, Westfield at Nobles‘yille (night). Washington at Bloomington. ‘Broad Ripple at Plainfield. Shortridge at Southport (night). Lafayette at Technical. Cathedral at Louisville. Silent Hoosiers at Crispus Attucks.

Champions of two major confer-

_ ences and a divisional winner in an-

other will defend their titles for the first time in outstanding Indiana high school football games this week-end. Wabash, unbeaten in the North

+ Central Conference for two seasons,

* at Evansville; ‘ Catholic at Fort Wayne; Valparaiso © @t Plymouth. . .

2 afternoon

will open its title defense against Elwood at Wabash tonight. Garfield of Terre Haute, undefeated champion of the Wabash Valley Conference in 1635, will start its 1936 campaign at Dugger tomorrow. Hammond, western division champion of the Northwest Conference

* {ast seasons will meet Horace Mann,

1934 league title winner, at Gary tonight. x : Two other contests are scheduled jn the Northern Conference tonight, ‘La Porte playing Riley at South Bend in the eastern division, and

‘Roosevelt of East Chicago invading

Whiting for a western division con-

test. Intersectional Games Lonference scheduled include: North Central-Marion, at Frankfort, Lafayette vs. Technical at Ingianapolis; Anderson at Muncie, Southern-Sullivan at Bicknell, Linton vs. Central at Evansville. . South Central-Columbus at Conbersville. - Central of South Bend will play at New Albany and Washington of

{Bast Chicago will invade Clinton

in important intersectional games tonight. ; Hoosier teams will be tested by put-state rivals in at least seven contests. They include Sturgis, Mich., at Elkhart; Joliet (Ill.) Catholic vs. Froebel, at Gary; Urbana, f11., vs. Gerstmeyer, at Terre Haute, and Vincennes at| Lawrenceville Ill, tonight, and Mt. Carmel of Chicago at Michigan City; Niles, Mich., vs. Washington at South Bend, and Wiley of Terre Haute at Georgefown, Ill, tomorrow. . Other games include: Today—Goshen vs. North Side. at Fort Wayne; Seymour at Shelbyville, Logansport at | West Lafayette,

Crawfordsville at Brazil; Memorial

(Evansville) at Princeton; Huntington at Portland; Columbia City at Warsaw; Peru at Kokomo. Tomorrow—Bloomficld vs. Central vs.

Reitz, Central

Indianapolis prep elevens will b In the thick of the heavy going this and tonight. In day ames Tech is to tackle Lafayette on he East Side gridiron, Washington will invade Bloomington, Broad :Ripple goes to Plainfield, Cathedral] 4s at Louisville and the Silent Hoos ‘lers are to play at Crispus Attucks. Under the night lights Shortridge is to perform at Southport and Manual is to battle Westfield at Noblesville.

LAYDEN SHIFTS IRISH

By United Press SOUTH BEND, Ind. Sept. 25.— Coach Elmer Layden continued his policy of heated competition for positions on the Notre Dame first team. Denny Emanuel, Iowa City junior, looked impressive yesterday shen he replaced Steinkemper, regular left tackle, and illustrated that no man is sure of his berth.

ENGLISH BOYS MEET The English Boys Club is to hold & ‘meeting tonight at 7:30, followed by a signal drill. All players were io report to register for the Em-Roe Football League.

HOOSIER PREP

One Ex-Champ in Golf Meet

With Mrs. Glenna Collett Vare and Virginia Van Wie in retirement, Mrs. George Henry Stetson, above, of Abington, Pa. is the only former titleholder competing in the women’s national amateur golf championship over the Canoe Brook Country Club course, Summit, N. J., Sept. 28Oct. 3. Mrs. Stetson won the crown in 1926.

Amateur Baseball

Teams from five CCC sectors will play for the state championship at Fort Harrison starting tomorrow. The titular game is scheduled for Sunday morning. Winners at the state camps are Frankton at Fort Wayne, Evansville at Princeton, Waveland at Medaryville and Kurtz at Mitchell. The representative from

the Mitchell sector had not beén named.

Bowes Seal Fast and Fashion Cleaners will play at Riverside No. 1 Sunday in the first meeting between the clubs. Gatti and Berry will work for Bowes, while Hurt and Buckshot will form the opposing battery.

Maccabees will’ play at Glenns ley Sunday. Players 26 W. 12th-st at 1 p. m.

Bridgeport Blues will close the season Sunday on the home diaond, meeting Ben Davis Merchants.

Field's Tavern will play the Reds at Beech Grove Sunday with Wuench and Wyss forming the battery,

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Universal Pin Rollers Shine

Nine Bowlers in One League Top 600; Bentley Has 672 for Night.

BY BERNARD) HARMON

That the Universal League pi spillers are rounding into mid-se:-son form was indicated last might when nine pastimer's topped the 610 mark at the Pritehigtt Alleys. Jolin Bentley paced the soloists with a 672 that won him city-wide honors, games of 195, 244 and 233 giviig him the edge. Bentley's Bemis Hag team, however, failed to benefit from the puiging series and dropped two games to the opposing Feidenreich Florists, who had Louis Fouts as top scorer, Fouts used games of 24), 205 and 221 for 2 666 that tock runnerup position among city pine men. Pohl Rolls 661

Close on the heels of Fouls was Matt Pohl, who with games of 204,

Sanitary Milk. Jess Pritchett Ju, gave the Milk team a 608, and the combination of 60(ls netted the squad a shutout viciory over Capitol Ice, which had as its individual leader, Gib Smith with 601. Dutch Masters also had two members in the hnaor class, Joe Rea getting 610 and Larry Langbein a 603. The M:sters won twice from Blue Point Service. Walter English’s 630 paced Rus= sett Cafeteria to an odd game decision over Louie's Tavern, while Earl Fagan’s 600 was tops in the Tip Top Cafe's doiible win over S & S Service Station. In the remaining - team clash, Guarantee Tire and Rubber won two games from Pavy Auto Top Shop. Pauleys Score 2901 Pauley Printing, rolling

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Alleys, provided the leading team total of the evening, games of &il, 1013 and 1037 netting them a 2001, good for a two-game victory over Rolles Printing. Wellman set ile pace for the Pauleys with a 607. Despite Charley ‘I'vner’s 655, (lie best sole series of the loop, and a 6015 from Owen Fancher, Indianapciis Star dropped two gates to Qualily Flowers,, The winners earned (lie edge through a one-pin victory in the final game. Tyner used a pair of 223s and a 209 for his big serics. The remaining team clashes zlio were decided over the two-to-oiie route, Bingham Rollers and Cor= nelius Printing’ downing Centu ¥ Lunch and Advance Type. In the St. Catherine League it the Fountain Square Alleys, Freddie Weber outscored all rivals with a 631. His mates failed to lepd him support and the Weber Milis dropped two games ino Louie’s Tavern. Other team contests also ware won by two-to-one scores, Trefy’s Tavern, Thoman’s £hoe Store and Wizard Machinery winning from Fountain Square Furniture, Sautc’s Tavern and Shuster (Coal. Clawson topped the 600 mark by seven pins to lead the scoring of the Intermediate League at the Uptown. The series zided his Roberts Milk to a triple victory over Wm. H. Block Co. J}. Johnson Coal Co. also scored a shutout victory,

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246 and 211 totaled 661 for Polk.

Coach Solem Lists Hawkeye Grid Team

Seearmmfpup——— By United Press IOWA CITY, Ia., Sept. 25.—Coach Ossie Solem announced the following probable lineup for the University of Iowa when it meets Carleton tomorrow: Don Simmons, Gordon Matson, ends; Fred Lindenmeyer, Frank Galagher, tackles; Don Nelson, Jack Wheaton, guards; Dick Anderson, center; Bush Lamb, quarter back; Scott Wagler, full back; John Hild, Emil Klumpar half backs. :

Coca-Cola taking the setback. Omar Baking, Hudepohl and Dorsey's V-8 won twice each over Sherer Electric, United Taxi and Uptown Tavern. A 242 blast in his final effort gave Fisbeck a 606 total, which proved good for the individual honors of the East Side Social League, rolling at the Central Alleys. Shutouts were taken by Smittie’s Barber Shop, Bosart Tavern and Sinclair Motor Service over Linkert Carburetor, Hud's Lunch and Emerson Theater. Col-Tex Service was halted once by Rosner’s Drugs. : Clayton Rigsbee was five pins short of a 600 series, but the 595 was good for solo honors of the Elks gathering at ¢he Antlers Alleys. Smith & Young nabbed the only shutout of the session, Team No. 1 being the victim.

Odd-Game Decisions

Business Furniture, Team No. 8 and Antlers Five won odd-game decisions over Irvington Post-Amer-ican Legion, Junior Social Club and La Fendrich Cigar. Scoring in the. Industrial League at the Indiana was below par, Roy Roberts leading the pack with .a 592. Triple wins were taken by Universal Gear Corp., Inland Containers, Republic Creosoting and City Market over Hoosier Cabs, Indianapolis Screw Products, Dilling Candy and Indianapolis News. Maccabees, P. R. Mallory, Adams Machinery and Ballard Ice Cream took two each from East End Dairies, Beveridge Paper, L. Strauss & Co., and Electric Steel Castings in other team contests. Elmer Fox again topped the individuals of the Optical League at the Illinois Alleys, bettering his 594 of last week by two pins to turn the trick last night. Fox Optical and Shur-on copped three games each from Universal Bifocal and Continentals, as Dr. J. E. Kernels nabbed a two-to-one edge over Optometrists. American Optical was unopposed. Henderson's 586 was good for solo

the Pennsylvania. ‘Punch Press turned in the only shutout of the session from Engineering. Double victories went to Maintenance, Sprockets, Order Department and Roller Chain over Sales, Estimating, Roller Chain and Bearings.

Leading soloists of . other league sessions were as follows: Fletcher Trust (Pennsylvania), Ittenbach, 585; Carl Mindach, 581; St. Philip No. 2 (St. Philip), Remmeter, 580; E. C. Atkins (Pennsylvania), Gammel and Gamstetter, 524s, and P. R. Mallory (Central), Belleville, 455. There is a vacancy for two teams in a 16-team league scheduled to get under way at the Central Alleys tonight. Leon Galbreath is secretary of the new loop and teams interested are requested to get in touch with him regarding entry.

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State College Teams Start | Grid Season

Five Conference Tilts, Four Out-of-State Games on Slate.

Competition for the 1936 Indiana College Conference football championship will open this week-end with a schedule of five games. Hoosier teams will meet out-state rivals in four other contests. Butler, champion of the Conference for two seasons, will open its 1936 title defense against Evansville here tomorrow. The bulldogs defeated the down-staters, 12 to 0, last season. Cheered by one of its most promising teams in several years Rose Poly will invade Richmond tomorrow determined to score its first victory in a long series with Earlham. The Quakers defeated Rose, 15 to 0, last year. St. Joseph's will play at Valparaiso, and Oakland City will invade Franklin in other conference games tomorrow. - Manchester and Central Normal are to meet in a league contest at North Manchester. Wabash will meet Illinois College at Jacksonville, Ill, and Indiana State will entertain Illinois Normal of Bloomington at Terre Haute in inter-state contests tomorrow. Ball State will meet Michigan Normal at Ypsilanti in a series opener. De Pauw will face Miami

-at Oxford, O., in another out-state

game,

Franklin Captain

Out of Opener

Times Special FRANKLIN, Ind. Sept. 25.—With Capt. Kenneth Somers of Indianapolis out of the Franklin College lineup for the opening game of the season with Oakland City here tomorrow, Coach Roy Tillotson will start a back field of four players who never have started a varsity game. Somers, quarter back, passer and ace ball carrier has an injured ankle. Steve Igrisan, regular guard last year has returned to school to bolster the line. Freshmen and sophomores will start at many of the positions for the Baptists.

NEW MICHIGAN PLAYS By United Press : ANN. ARBOR, Mich. Sept. 25.— Coach Harry Kipke today gave his Wolverines more new plays. Afternoon scrimmage will stress punting and kicking field goals. The team still is quite green and rough, in the eyes of observers.

WILDCATS IN GAME EVANSTON, Ill, Sept. 25.—Tug Wilson, athletic director, annolinced the regulation game tomorrow between the Wildcat varsity and freshmen will be open to the public. Coach Lynn Waldorf put his charges through a workout on defense and gave out new plays.

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Orville Brown to Meet Chris Zaharias in Mat" Go at Armory Tuesday

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The. wrestling “war” between the Zaharias and Brown family of grapplers will continue at the Armory next Tuesday night when Orville Brown, 222, the “Indian deathlock” hold artist, clashes with Chris Zaharias, 212, the younger and “whimper low” of the Zaharias clan. The “feud” between the popular Browns and not-so-popular Zabegan two weeks ago when Georg ed a disputed verdict over Orville and Chris pulled % “fast one” to decision Frank Brown, younger of the Brown stars. " Orville has twice challenged the “Cry Baby” to a return encounter. However, George’ figures that his younger brother, Chris, can turn the trick against Orville, and Chris holds the same opinion. Chris is a rugged grappler who has an extra amount of speed for his weight. He won over Irish Tommy O'Tool last Tuesday. : Matchmaker Carter of the Hercules A. C. also announced today that Ivan Michailoff, 206, a bewhiskered Russian and a newcomer here, will have a spot on the Tuesday card. Roland Kirshmeyer, 230, former Oklahoma A. and M. mat ace, also-will perform after a year's absence.

Mrs. Freeman Davis Wins Highland Title

Mrs. Freeman Davis stroked her way to the women’s club championship at the Highland Country Club by winning the titular match this morning over Mrs. C. A. Jacqua, 6*and 4. Thirty contenders competed in the three-day meet of 18-hole matches.

MAROON GUARD LOST By United Press ; CHICAGO, _Sept. 25.—Norman Joffee, sophomibre guard who was expected to start in the Maroon |

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