Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 September 1938 — Page 9

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TUESDAY, SEPT. 13, 1038

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

: PAGE 9

COACH NEAL OPTIMISTIC FOR DEPAUW’'S GRID SEASON

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Two Losses Only Gaps in Ti iger Squad

Mentor Heartened by Return Of 17 Lettermen, Big Sophomore Group.

By LEO DAUGHERTY Times Sta® Writer GREENCASTLE, Sept. t for DePauw this year! wong, growl in hen the scores go up take more stick anc a blank ger as was

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41 Drill for

With Grid Outlook.

HIGH SCHOOL SCORES New Castle, 25: Anderson, 0, Whiting, 19; Mt. Carmel, Chicago, 0.

Having 41 candidates out for foot-

(lettermen,

[skins high hopes for an outstanding | season.

Manual Squad

Coach Painter Is Pleased cago. yesterday.

has been set,

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Local Firemen Tie With Chicago Team

The Indianapolis Firemen baseball team held the crack Chicago Firemen to a 3-to-3 tie in 10 innings of play at Wrigley Field, Chi- |

Rain stopped the game for an hour after the second inning. An estimated crowd of 12000 saw the contest which finally was called on account of darkness. A playoff is planned but no date Score:

Indianapolis 000 002 000 1-— 3 9 2 Chicago . 010 000 100 1— 3 11 © Williams and Wyss; Prussing, Duncan | and Mot gan, _Dempsey.

ball, eight of whom are returning Winners Announced

has given Coach Harry| | Painter of the Manual High Red- |

For C asting Tourney

In the annual fall fournament | held at Riverside fish hatchery, Don

. KENTUCKY FUTURITY Ali Baba Tackles | ‘The two bitterest feudists of the [rotting world—Long Key and McChris Zaharias) pe cofavorites in the $9000

entucky Futurity on Sept. 26. Ali Baba, 205, colorful Turkish | EEE grappler, features the opening, of |the indoor wrestling season tonight | at the Armory where he will tackle Chris Zaharias, 219, one of the Zaharias “clan” of matmen from Pueblo, Colo. It is for two falls out {of three, or 90 minutes, Chris (downed Rudy Strongberg a week

eS TOBACCO ago.

An added attraction is the ap- J Its taste and quality and pearance of Tiny Morgan, 305- § value add more friends pounder from Texas. He grips with m ~ every day. The green 15c¢

Gentleman Joe Cox, 230, aggressive [Kansas City wrestler, tin is the best buy for your pipe.

Sohn h MIXTURE PIPE

| Ralph Garibaldi, 211, St. Louis, | meets Jim Morris, 228, Memphis, in

‘opening action at 8:30 o'clock, I At Your Dealer's

After the issuance of suits and Brana Jr. won the 5 ounce accur- |

(with the assistance of Coach Max-/ acy bait event With a score of 96. {well, Coach Painter is putting his pjpst ace in the 3 ounce accuracy boys through the first phases of nhait event went to C. R. Greene Jr. | training. | with 94 | According to Coach Painter, the| The wet fly accuracy honors were [returning lettermen, Donovan, Wil- won by Rex Rdwards who had a {liams and Nahmias in the backfield, perfect 100. Benning was first in the {and Crane, Fair, Fletcher and Van- dry fly event with 95. {der Moore on the line, are to be the Zimerman was first in the fly dis{foundation of this vear's team. The tance competition with a 107-foot {Redskins clash with Bloomington average and first in the % ounce at the Delavan Smith Field Friday, distance bait etent with a 265-foot La 23, in their first game, (average. Don Brafford Jr. was first]

S- [in the % ounce distance bait with | ‘Shortridge Shapes Up for Ripple

an average of 223 feet. The Shortridge Blue Devils will undergo a heavy scrimmage today placed the first-string ball carriers to round them into shape for the fo, time to time is as follows 'Broad Ripple game on Friday. Yes- qnock and Shedron. Palette terday Coach Nipper ran the grid- Smith, quarterback, and Scott fulle {men through a light drill, stressing back. > : | {mainly the passing attack, and put- | ting the backfield members through | [F=¢ their paces. Coach Nipper said that the starting lineup had not been definitely decided upon, but he used as his [first team the following men, all of whom saw action last season: i Lingeman and Hoelscher, ends: {Dalzell and Riggs, tackles; garner and Lewds, guards; Williams, center; Shade, quarterback;

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TIGERS’ FARE

Sept. 24—Tianklin at castle. Oct. 1—Evansville at castle, Oct. lawrence Tech, at Greencastle. Oct, 15—Bautler at Indianapolis? Oct. 22—Manchester at Greencastle, Oct, 29—Chicage at Chicago. 3 3 he : R \ TE Nev, 3—Eariham at Eartham.® N TOR RT ER TE AE Ea Te EEE WE Nov. 12—Wabash at Green-

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the rules as well as the fundamen- | tion to the DePauw Tiger squad, polishes up a bit.

: | ta Edwards, Indianapolis Tech's contribu- He's a good bet for an end position again this fall. Indiana Conference games, - te sien LR . —-

Golf News hy Ellis today led competimais Bépoie Women's 1ament into Hille rest. YesPIs the Country| speedsiar, 1 1 is st a 79. thiee over) \ ¢ gross and net

Needs Blocker tournament is the final event of th

season toda round the aness meeting and election is to be held d a 42 on the outblazed through the

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