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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Season's Records of State and National Elevens

ARKANSAS—

5 Cent. Okla. T. 0 ! 7.Tex, Ons. ..0 Baylor 20 | 1 Texas ... 10 3 Sou. Meth. . 0 | Texas A.&M. 3 |

| CENTENARY —

39 La. College. 12 0 La. ormal 0 38 Okla, city. 7 So.

18 Arizona 0 Miss. St. ... 10 Tex. Chris. .

[112 ARIZONA—

20 Arizona St.. 22 Okla. Agg 0 Tex. Tech 13 Centenary 27 N. Mex. St 13 Loyola (L.A

CORNELL-~ 26 Penn State . 40 Colgate . 20 Princeton 6 Syracuse .. 0 Yale . 14 Columbia

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| CHICAGO— 0 Vanderbilt 0 Wisconsin 7 Princeton 0 Ohio State.. ¢ 12 Michigan

ALABAMA—

1 Howard ) Sewanee .. ) | S. Carolina. 14 Tennessee 19 Geo. Wash.. 1 Kentucky Tulane ..... -—— 19 CINCINNATI— AMHERST— 6 W. Reserve 8 Vermont 7 Dartmouth 9 Norwich

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0 Indians . 6 Ohio Wes. .. 0 Ghio U.

COLGATE— 21 St. Lawrence 0 40

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41 Rochester 2 Wesleyan 41 Mass. State 20 Trinity

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AUBURN— 19 Birm ) Tulane

7 Cornell 34 St. Bonaven Villanova 6 Tulane 3 Miss, St... 0 Duke 1 Ga. Tech .. | N U. .. Rice Ril Holy Cross . 12 Tennessee ..

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| COLUMBIA 40 Williams ... 18 Army . 26 Pennsylv. | 6 Brown { 0 Cornell | 6 Navy ..e

ARMY—

21 Clemson 21 Columbia

COLORADO— 14 Missouri 33 Utah State . 14 Brg. Young. 47 ‘Colo. . 54 Colo. Mines. 17 Utah

BAYLOR— 39 Southwstn . 33 Okla, City . 20 Arkansas 20 Centenarv 13 Tex. A. &M 6 Tex. Chris 6 Texas . —— a 179 137 BOSTON COL.~— 35 Northaast'n. 21 Kas. State.. 0 Temple 0 Detroit 7 N. Car

{ CREIGHTON— 6 St. Benedict © 13 Okla. Agg... 16 6 Grinnell 0 Drake 7 Kans. . 0 Xavier (Cin) 19 |

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DARTMOUTH— 39 Bates .. 31 Amherst 42 Springfield . 41 Brown 20 Harvard

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BROWN — 20 Conn. State 13 R.1. State 7 Harvard 0 Dartmouth 7 Columbia

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24 41 6

9 Yale . can 33 Princeton

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DENVER 12 Colo Mines . 12 N. 22 Colo St 4 Colo. Coll. 13 Utah 25 Utah St. ...

0 sl Dowooan

BUCKNELL=Ursinus . 3 Leh, Valley Penn. State 6 Miami (Fla.} Villanova ) Albright Furman

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| DETROIT— 60 Hillside «+... 30 Kalamaz 34 Tex Tech 30 Catholic 14 Poston C. > | 0 Villanova 3 | p Manhattan .

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IFORNTA— St Marvs.. 17 State... 6 27 Wash. State 0 Col. Pacific 0 | Cal. Aggies. 0 20 Sou. Cal «8 70 IL. A. 4 0 Washington. ©

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DRAKE— 47 Central __.... 82 Wash Unly 0 Notre Dame. 24 Washburn . 9 Creighton .. 30 Towa St. «.» 45 Grinnell 9 Tulsa .

CARNEGIE TECH 14 Nev

9 nT 14 Pittsburgh 6 Duquesne | 106

DUKE— 5 V. P. I... 34 Davidson 0 Tennessee .. 20 Ga. Tech ... 13 43 67 202

CASE— 14 Lehigh 20 Capital 12 Wooster “e 1 Cincinnati.. J. Carrol] .. Miami (0.). ) Bald-Wal

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| 159 | GONZAGA—

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130 | HOLY CROSS—

DUQUESNE—

[ 122

DEPAUW—, 7 Manchester.

BALL STATE— 6 Mich. Nor.. /

13 Evansville Butler ...... 33 Earlham 120 EARLHAM— 7 Cen. Normal 19 Holbrook .. 2 Bluffton . 6 Wabash .... 18 Franklin 18 Rose Poly .. 0 DePauw ....

7 Ind ™ BUTLER— 7 Purdue 13 Cincinnati.. 33 Valparaiso.. 51 Evansville... 12W. & J... 12 DePauw .... 0 Wabash .... 128 CEN. NORMAL—

7 Earlham 0 Valparaiso 0 Ball State .. 40 Qakland Cty 6 East, 14 7 vey 12 St. Joe

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Rose Poly .. 14 (Ky.) 3

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FRANKLIN— 32 Oak. City .. ¢ Bastern (Ky ' 2 ePayw ... 13 Ind. State . 4 . 18

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HANOVER— 13 Louisville 7 4 Wabash .... 12 13 Ind. State .. 7 0 Ball State .. 12 19 Central Nor. 7 0 Franklin . 12

alpo 7 Evansville. n Ball St.

33 MANCHESTER—

7 Albion

NOTRE DAME—

21 Drake 0 Illinois 7 arn Tech . 9 Nav

7 Minnesota. ~ 6 Pittsburgh

{ 59 INDIANA—

27 Cincinnati 0 Nebraska 10 Ohio St. ...

OAKLAND OITY— 0 Franklin . 32 0 Ball 0 Eas 0 Ce 0 McKendree . 0 St. Joe

PURDUE— 3 But

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3 Fordham ...

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63 ROSE POLY

14 Evansville 0 DePauw .

26 McKendree . 13

ST. JOE 12 YAloaraise 68 Man:

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VALPARAISO— 20 St, Joe 12 47 Cen, “Norma 0 Butler 33 6 Manchester. .

125 WABASH—

, College . 12 Hanover ... 19 Evansville ..

20 Franklin’ 0 Butler

; Ore, State.. 0 Wash, State 13 0 Pit . y Utah U. . St. bvincent 0 Utah State... 0 Richmond 0 St. Mary's . Carnegie T.. 7 U. of Wash. 21 “53

3 Wayneshurg it Va. Wes.

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ILLINOIS — 0 La. State

0 Notre pans 6 Indiana .. 6 Michigan 6 N'western ..

38 IOWA—

7 Maryland - 6 Georgia ....

FORDH IM - 0 U. 1 Bradley .... 8 Wisconsin .. 6 Mich. U. ... "7 0 Purdue ..... 13 10 Minnesota.. 35

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IOWA STATE— 14 Ced. Falls T. 12 0 Northwest, . 33 3 Nebraska 20

0D 0 Missouri .. 33 8. Dak. St.. 60 KANSAS— 25 Washburn .

0F & 48 Way nesburg.

0 Pitt 7 Tex. Chris.. 14 No. Car. U.. 21 Purdue 156 | GEORGETOWN=— 33 Bre

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GEO. WASH.— 34 Wake For.. 6 18 W. Va, Wes. 13 0 Alabama ... 19 13. Tulsa...» ld 6 Mississippi . 27

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0 13 Nebraska

| KANSAS STATE—7 Boston Col.. 7 Missouri .. 13 Marquette .. 15 Creighton 0 Oklahoma .. 20 Washburn .. “62 KENTUCKY — 0 Vanderbilt . 6 Xavier (Cin. 0 Ga. Tech .. 41 Wash-Lee . 13 Manhattan 0 Alabama 27 8S. Car.

“oa LAFAYETTE— 33 Upsala oN 2 Gettysburg . 6 Georgetown. I3.N. ¥. U. 14 Frank.-Marsh 13 Rutgers ....

81 LEAIGH=-

60 Oglethorpe . 0 3 8. Carolina . 7 14 Clemson . gb 6 Holy Cross . ™ 19 Mercer ..... 0 Tennessee .. 32 0 Florida . 5

59 By terfan. 28 Mercer 32 Kentucky 19 Duke 0 Auburn .... % 14 Vanderbilt

7 Clemson

0 Wash, State. 0 0 St. Mary's 0 6 Oregon . 40 27 Cheyney T.. 20 0 San Fran. . "7 0 Montana ... 23

54 Springtield.. 34 Brown . 0 Navy . 2 Dartmouth. . 34 Princeton 6 Army

32 J. Hopkins. . 7 Penn State. 1 6 Gettysburg . 0 Rutgers .... 34 ON Y. U ... 1

LA. STATE—

% 19 Florida

St. Anselms. 7 Providence Georgetown . 7 Georgia “e West. Md... Temple Colgate

3 Ric 1 Mississiop!.. 6 Vanderbilt 52 Loyola S.). 41 Miss. St. ...

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| MISS. STATE—

MISSOURI— 6 Colorado . 14 Kan. State 0 Mich, State 0 Nebraska .. 12 Towa St. ... 7 St. Louis ...

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| MANHATTAN— ie { § a St. Bonayen 12 13 . rec 7 Texas A&M. 14 6 3 Mich. State. 0 . 0 Villanova .. 20 ¢ 0 Kentucky... 18 23 20 Georgetown. oi 129 NAVY —

7 Detroit 45 Wm.-Mary The Citadel

MAINE— 0 R. I. State.. Y Ww sey

0 N. Hamp 13 Arnold

6 Bow: doin

58 MARQUETTE— $ 40 Virginia 0 Harvard

14 Ripon 2 Wisconsin a 7 Notre Dame 7 Penn.

13 Columbia .

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0 Santa Clara. 6 Villanova ..

MARYLAND—

25 St. Johns... 21 Pennsylv Mary 3 Virginia 13 Syracuse .. 13 Florida .... SY. ™. qT.

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144 42 NEBRASKA 14 Minnesota. . 20 Jowa State. 0 Oklahoma. . 7 Missouri 7 Indiana .... 13 Kansas «... 1

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NEW YORK U.—-

37 Penn, M. C. 6 18 Carnegie T. 14 Carolina 19 85 St. Johns... 0 0 Lafayette .. 13 14 Colgate . 7 13 Lehigh

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MICHIGAN —

14 Mich, State. 1 0 Northwest .. 6 Minnesota. . 7 Towa U. 7 Illinois ..... 13 Chicago ....

“87 MICH. STATE—

19 Wayne ... 19 Michigan . 0 Manhattan.. 2 Missouri . 21 Marquette . 16 Kansas .... 13 Temple

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MINNESOTA— 69 N. Dak. St..

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“8 N. HAMPSHIRE— . 0 | 20 Lowell Tex. 1 yd 1 Bates 3 0 7 J

N. CAROLINA—

13 8. Carolina. 20 N, Car. St, 19 New York u 28 W. Forest 13 Tulane ..... 0 Fordham ... 26 Davidson

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N. CAR. STATE—

0 8 N. Car Sarat 29 2

164 MISSISSIPPI— 13 La. Tech. .

46 Ouachita 7 Tulane ... 27 Geo. Wash..

3 0 12 26

NORTHWESTERN —

33 Towa State . 7 Michigan .. 14 Purdue .... 0 Ohio State.. 14 Wisconsin... 0 Illinois .....

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3h 7 Wake Forest 0 Boston ©. .. 7 Citadel .... 14

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39 Delta Tea.. 0 38 Howard 0 0 Texas ASM 14 7 Auburn . 33 14 Florida 18

RTH DAKOTA

OHIO STATE— 14 Tex, Chris...

39 Chicago SE 0 Indiana ....

OHIO UNIV.— 80 Rio Grande. 1lnois ..... 2

17 Cincinnati

135 OHIO WES. —

20 Cincinnati. . 0 Miami (O.).

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OKLAHOMA— 7 6

ce. 0 Nebraska 3 Kansas . 19 Kansas St... 33 Towa St. ...

OKLA. AGGIES — 14 Wichita .... 16 Creighton’ 13 Arizona .... 25 Washburn .. 0 Tulsa ... 6 Texas Tech 0 Wash. (St.L.)

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PITT — 59 Ohio Wes 20 WwW

21 Wisconsin . 25 Carn. Tech. 1 21 Notie Dame. 152 PRINCETON— 26 Virginia ... 7 Cornell 16 Chicago 6 Rutgers .... 6 Harvard ... 9 Dartmouth... 3:

“70 R. 1. STATE—

Bt. 6 Northeastern 2 Worcester .. 7 Conn, St. .. 13 “47 RICE — 0 Oklahoma ..

13 Auburn 26 Arkansas 70 RUTGERS 9 Susqueh'na.., 20 Hamp.-Sny.. 27 Delaware. . 28 Springfield. 0 Princeton 34 Lehigh ... 6 Lafayette | 122 ST. MARY S— 7 California ..

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STANFORD 7 Santa al. 13 0 Oregon Rory of C. L.A i Washington 0 Ore. St. 7 So. Cal. “45

SYRACUSE i Clarkson ... 0 St. ia rents HH Corne 0 Marland 19 Penn St. 27 W. Res.

126 TEMPLE—

18 V. M. I. ... 0 Mississippi. . 7 Florida ... 0 Boston Coll. 7 Carn. Tech 0 Holy Cross . 6 Mich. St.

38 TENNESSEE 32 Wake Forest 27 V. 1

7 Alabama ... | 32 Sewanee | 32 Georgia .... | 7 Auburn |

137 TEXAS — 25 Texas ech. 12 La, State

9 Baylor

60 TFXAS A. & M.—

14 Manhattan 14 Miss, State. 7 Tex. Chris.. 0 Baylor 13 Arkansas 148. MU ...

62 TEXAS CHRIS. —-

0 Ohio State. 7 Arkansas ..

9 Centenary ..

TEXAS TECH—6 Flagstaff T.. 12 Texas U. .. 25 6 Montana ... 13 0 Detroit . 34 20 Arizona ... 14 Okla. Aggles 25 Loyola

TULANE — 7 Clemson 0 Auburn ~ 84 Miss, Coll 7 Colgate

14 Mississippi... 6 Alabama

118 TULSA

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VILLANOVA = 42 Penn. M. C. 0 Auburn . 20 Manhattan . 21 Bucknell 7 Detroit ..... 25 Marquette .

115 VIRGINTA —

13 Hamp. ny . 0 Princeton .. :

WASH-JEFF % 6 Muskingum

9 Bethany .. v DICK Ison

19 Allegheny . 6 Marietta ...

WASH-LE® 20 Wofford “ 6 Richmond 0 VJ. Virginia 6 Kentucky Tv « 0 Duke 13 Virginia

52 U. OF WASH.—

2 Stanford on 1 ~ 0 onttornia’

WASH, STATE— 0 Gonzaga . 13 Idaho .. . 2 California. 7 U. of Wash 3 U. A..

0%. 8 C.... 6 Oregon “20 WAN, (ST. L)=

2 Drake ... 2 5 Wm. Jewell.

7 Army . 12 Boston U. 14 12 Okla. A. &M. 0

ED 107 W. MARYLAND—

0 Marshall . 3 0 Maryland 6 18 Unsala | 0 Holy Cross . Virginia 0 Boston C. .. 27

WILLIAMS 7 Middlebury 68 Columbia 53 Vermont 12 Bowdoin 13 Tufts 6 Union .. 19 Wesleyan

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Prep Rivals Clash Today

Tech-Shortridge Contest Tops Local Card.

Undefeated Shortridge sought to strengthen its city title claims with

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13 Stanford 27 Portland 7 Loyola (L.A) 38 Marquette 25 San Jose St.

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123 SOU. CALIF, — 40 Coll, Pac. .. 0 Washington. 12 Ohio State 34 Oregon RY 6 California 0 Wash. St.... 6 Stanford ...

“09 S. CAROLINA—

45 Emorv-Hen.. 13 N. Carolina. 7 Georgia... 0 Alabania

“84 | ORE. STATE— | & Idaho ve 1 8 California _. | 6 U. of Wash. 73.0. DA... 14 Boon, 0 Sta 20 LL

PENNSYLVANIA 3 Maryland 2 7 Yal 21

6 Columbia. 2 12 Davidson Ror * mw | 21 Citadel .... 8 0 Penh. St. .. 7 Kentucky .. 27 “55 105 23 % JETRODIS PENN STATE- 4 N. Texas T.. 3 1% Centenary .. 14 Wash. nly, 0 Vandy .... 0 Arkansas .. 1 13 Texas . 0 Tex. A. &M. 1

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19 Oklahoma 7 42 Edmond T. 6 13 Texas Chris 9 7 Rice ... 27 Okla. A&M. 14 Geo. Wash.. 41 Drake

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5 6 Georgetown 118 |W. VA, WES. — 0 W,. Virginia.

0 Duquesne 13 G. Wash 0 Bae Tlkins . 0 Bt. Vincent. 0 Wavnesburg. 0 Catholic 13 | WISCONSIN—

TN he os 1 7 Ore. State . 17 7 Stanford . 12 0 Wash. State 3 14 California .. 27

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19 Mont, State 14 Brig-Young 32 8B. Dak, Bt.. . 12 Marquette .. 27 Chicago 13 Jowa 0 Pittsburgh. 6 N'western, “90 YALF— 26 Maine 27 Pennsy. 15 Army 9 Cornell

9 Dartmouth . 19 Prow mn

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VANDERBILT 12 Xentuexy 18 Chicagsy .. 17 Southivestern : S. Meth, 7 La. State . 0 Georgia Tech 1 4] Sewanee ... 0

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Biff Wary of Panther Clash

Jones Discusses Everything | Except Pitt Game.

By GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Staff Correspondent CHICAGO. Nov. 12 —Thirteen | minutes with Major Lawrence Jones, | called “Biff” by his friends, and he | has no known enemies. The Nebraska alumni luncheon was over and Major Jones was hustling to get to Soldier Field to supervise practice for his Nebraska Cornhuskers en route to Pittsburgh for a Saturday engagement with the mighty Pitt Panthers. | “The defense, that's what is] giving us the devil this year,” said | Biff. “I've seen more tricky defensive maneuvers this year than ever before. We've seen the 5-3-2-1, 6-3-2, 5-4-2, 6-2-2-1, 7 and a box, T| and a diamond and some others | that defy description.” | “What about the Pitt game, Biff?” | “I don’t think the rules ought to | be changed to standardize the de- | fense,” continued Major Jones, “Let |

the defense alone but if the rules |time this season we've staged a long

committee wants to help the offense | the suggestirn 1 like best is to permit a pass to be made any place be- | hind the line of scrimmage. Then a bak could take two steps and shoot the ball. That would loosen up the defense.” Swell Season, He Says “Do you think Nebraska has a | chance against Pitt?” { “This is the best season in a long time for attendance,” declared Coach Jones. “They've sold 71.330 tickets for the Pitt game and al-| most all of our games at Lincoln | have been to capacity crowds.” “Can the Cornhusker line handle Pitt's power?” “This Nebraska team is a funny gang,” confided Biff. “They're up | and then they're down. Take our | Indiana game. We scored on the first play from scrimmage, a shovel | pass from Johnny Howell to Jack Dodd, and were through for the day on the offense. That seven points was good enough to win but Indiana had me shaking in my boots for | the next 55 minutes The Hoosiers raced up and down the field but | never could put over a score.” “How are you going to try to |

“You know we had plenty of trouble tieing Kansas, 13-13,” explaned Maj. Jones. “We had to come from behind in the last four minutes of play to tie the score on

| place,

| whispered. | have much chance against those big,

State Trapping Season Opens Monday; Annual Estimated Income Is $750,000

EGINNING Monday, the State you may trap skunk.

The trapping season for fur bearing animals and included in the list, along the skunk,

opens on that day, with our furry friend. raccoons, mink and muskrats,

But the official bulletin on trapping. released today by Virgil M. Simmons, Conservation Commisfailed to disclose what the state of Indiana suggests that you do with the pretty little animals

sioner,

after you trap them. Nor did the

a means of disposing of yourself as well as the skunk, particularly in the event of certain, well-known

emergencies,

Indiana's fur trappings season, with a potential income of $750,000 to Indiana sportsmen, continues until Jan. 15 for opossums, raccoons, skunks, mink,

and muskrats. Red foxes are fair

15, 1939, and there is no closed season on grey foxes. Hoosier hunters are already enjoying one of their best seasons in recent years, with the migratory waterfowl season running from Nov. 1 to 30, inThe season on rabbits, quail,

clusive. pheasants opened Wednesday, and become taboo after tomorrow. Quail may be taken until Dee. until Jan. 10.

an 80-yard march. That's the first

march—and I hope it isn’t our last.” “Do you think your line can hult Marshall Goldberg?” “Say, this Soldier Field is a big isn’t it,” remarked Coach Jones. “Seats a 110,000, huh? Well, 1 really believe we could fill a sta- | dium that large Saturday from the | [ ticket demand.” The Nebraska players came out in their sweatsuits and started throwing foothalls around. Coach Jones | pulled his hat down over his eyes | a little more and buttoned up his overcoat. “Look at those little fellows,” he “You know they won't

| rough, Pitt players. Maybe we ought not to go down there at all.” PP. S.—The Nebraska squad left last night for Pittsburgh.

SECOND CHANCE DETROIT, Nov. 11.—Maxie Rosenbloom and Jimmy Adamick meet again at the Olympia, Nov. 19. ‘Rosenbloom beat the youngster this year,

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Basketball

The Englewood Christian Church basketball team is to play the Y. M. CT. A. team tonight at 8 o'clock. Clark, Ostermeyver, Kaufman and Smith are asked to call Jim Brooks, Cherry 2326-J.

Any team wishing to enter a basketball league playing in the 16-17-year-old class write Harry Wincel, 1470 Charles St. The league opener is scheduled for Nov. 18.

The Pirst United Brethren Church, Park Ave. and Walnut St. has nine junior basketball teams for which games are wanted. Teams and ages are: Lions, 16-18 years; Cardinals, 16-18 years; Tigers, 14-17 years; Comets, 14-16 years; Giants, 14-16 years: Flashes, 12-14 years; Mohawks, 12 years; Golden Cubs

l I= ifs no open season on hen pheasants, prairie chickens, wild turkey, chukar partridge or doves, Trappers and fur buyers were reminded today by Mr. Simmons that season is illegal and its possession grounds for arSeveral such arrests already have been made, Other regulations for trappers require possession of a license except for owners of farmland and their families and tenants of farmland and their families; make it illegal to trap on the lands of another without permission, to set a trap closer than

five feet to the opening of any tile drain, to dislodge or attempt to dislodge a raccoon from its nest or den, to injure or destroy a muskrat house, to use a ferret or similar animal or mechanical device to hunt or catch game or frighten game from its hole; to take, kill, possess or molest any beaver, to destroy beaver den, dam or burrow or to sell or buy a beaver or its untanned hide, and to smoke, chop, or dig fur bearing animals from dens. All fur buyers must be licensed by the Division of Fish and Game and must report all purchases at the close of the trapping season.

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| and Golden Bears 11-13 years, For | games write to £. J. Rood, 1634] Central Ave., or phone RI.-4781. |

The Bouners, a “a Southeastern Ave. | team, want games for Monday or | Wednesday evening with teams hav- | ing access to a gym. For informa- | tion call R. A. Ingalls at Dr. 3010, | i ——————— A GOOD SKATE ST. PAUL, Nov. 12.—Leo Freisin- | ger, Chicago speed skating star who | now is a freshman at St. Thomas’ | College here, has been chosen to represent the United States in international races at Oslo.

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a victory over Tech, its bitterest

] | rival, today in the headline game of | the local high school football pro- | gram.

Washington played at Manual

|and Broad Ripple met the Silent

Hoosiers in other city encounters this afternoon. Crispus Attucks was oe au to travel to Owensboro, | Ky. The Shortridge-Tech clash, | scheduled to start at 2 p. m.,, was | expected to attract one of the sea- | fon’ s largest crowds to Butler Bowl. Shortridge, one of the few unbeaten {and untied teams in the state, de- | feated seven strong teams in run- [ ning up its victory string, and boasts a veteran line which |a stone-wall to opponents’ offen- | sive attempts. The Tech eleven, im- | proving steadily after an erratic | early season record, hoped for its | first triumph over the Blue Devils since 1933, WINS IN ONE ROUND PHILADELPHIA -Roxie Forgione, 163, Philadelphia, knocked out Jimmy Belmont, 158, Pittsburgh, (1).

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Blackhawks on Top In Hockey League

By United Press The Chicago Blackhawks jumped from the bottom to the top of the standings in the American division of the National Hockey League today as a result of a 3-1 victory over the New Vork Rangers,

A capacity crowd of 16000 jammed Madison Square Garden for the New York debut of the Rangers,

only to see Mike Karakas' marvelous |

goal tending foil their favorites.

Romnes counted twice and Mareh | | got one for Chicago. Dillon tallied |

for the Rangers. Montreal's Maroons rose Irom the

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