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IDAY, NOV. 18, 1938
Williams Is
‘Riding With
Old Harvard
Fes Not Sure Who Yale Has
For Coach, Ducky Pond Or Greasy Neale.
By JOE WILLIAMS Times Specigl Writer
NEW YORK, Nov. 18.—The Yales and the Harvards meet in their traditional holy of hdlies in the Bowl tomorrow. Usually you can throw the dope book out the window when these old rivals meet. But this does not seem to be one of ‘those years. The 'Yales have been improving like German culture. They have
been going from bad to worse. They| :
dropped their fifth game of the season to Princeton last week. All they brought into the ‘game was a traditional background and the cusofary amount of ‘ivy. In short,
y looked pretty terrible. "Meanwhile, the Harvards, under
{the competent coaching of Dick * Harlow, have: been moving up steadily since the second game of the season. They gave Army a fierce hand-to-hand battle, almost beat Dartmouth and gave Princeton a nice going over. They have one of the best drilled and fastest charging lines in ‘the East. It is hard to see how they can miss.
Blue Lacks a Star Performer
Tt may or may not be significant that the Yales haven't a really stand-out player this season, a Larry Kelley or a Clint Frank. The . Ducky Pond-Greasy Neale coaching combination appears to need a performer to get results. The combination stresses individualism, or at least seems to, and when. there is no individual around capable of carrying burdens, the Pond-Neale fermula doesn’t produce spectacular returns. ‘We never have been able to find out for sure whether Mr, Pond or = Neale is’ the head coach at ale. From time to time we hear of. rumoréd conflict betwéen the two but since the said rumors always defied verification we| ignored them. Anyway, Mr. Pond| is certainly the spokesman for the squad, and in this capacity he tells the press there is only one game on the schedule that means anything to the Yales, and that is the [Harvary game.
That ‘Big Three’ | Title at Stake |
Offhand, this might be interpreted as a snub to Columbia, Penn, Navy, etc., but we don’t believe Mr. Pond meant it that way. It happens to be that if the Yales can beat the Harvards they consider the season a success, and this undoubtedly goes for the other side, too, We suppose you must be either an|Old Blue or an Old Crimson to understand this peculiar sort of football psy-
. chology.
If the Harvards win the game— and Asa Bushnell should investigate them if they don't—they will have themselves another Big Three championship. This isn’t] worth a quarter in the widespread national scheme of football but it means a lot to the devoted supporters of the blessed trinity.
Basketball
The Indianapolis Walther League basketball loop is to open play Sunday afternoon at St. Paul gym at Weghorst and Wright Sts. at 1:30 o'clock. The Marion County Rec-
reation Department WPA is to fur-|
nish officials. The league consists St. Paul, St. John, Zion, Grace Trinity Lutheran Churches. The schedule: 1: i Ppavl Juniors vs. Trinity Juniors at Emmaus Seniors vs. Grace Seniors at
1] m, St. "Pau Girls vs. Girls at oi John Seniors vs. Zion Seniors at “Scores 5 in the Bush-Feezle Thursday Night Industrial League: Central Public Warehouse, 28; Schwitzer<Cummins, oi Fall City, ; Seven Up, 33 PE 30; Real Silk, 25. Results in the Brookside WPA Senior League:
: os! Clu: 28 Cubs, - Boss Ck . D. A
33; ams, 21; Betlany A . i fli A. C., 23; Mayer Buddies, 8 The J. D. ny and Bethany A. C. game was a nip and tuck affair with’ Boyer going strong for the winners, while Smith scored 10 points for the losers. The Hill Clashes want games with city and state teams. Call Cherry 4171-W after 6:30 p. m. and ask for Robert or write Harry Brooks, 2022 Highland Place.,
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The bowling honor count list swelled to 50 members today hut ‘almost half of that number sneaked in with scores under the 615 mark. After Wednesday’s heavy artillery, the totals last night were about as powerful as a. salvo of popguns. Topping the list was Powers of the Universal League rolling at Pritch-
ett's. A top-heavy 254 final roll and a good 235 gave him the first position after he had opened with an ordinary 170. Two pins back came Jack Thibodeau of the Real Silk squad-in the Sturm Recreation loop. Jack was more , consistent than Powers but didn’t match the latter's 235. Thibo-~ deau had counts of 200, 223 and 234. The team scores fell for the third time this week to 2900 plus levels. The Heindenreich Florists of the| Universal loop at the Pritchett lanes scored a 2976 with Gardner's 616 pacing the group. McCann hit at 595, Hockersmith a 592, Rudbeck a 587 nad Allen a 586.
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In the Roy E. Steele: ‘Ladies oy cuit, Mary Alice Ahlering set a new high for the season in that league with a 502. She posted consistent games of 170, 167 and 165 to pace her squad—the Red Haugh's Girls. FOX-HUNT RECREATION
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996 952—2445 952 950—2634
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Fred Gronauer, left; is the first possessor of the Edwin L. Lennox trophy, symbolic of the Indianapolis District Golf Association championship he Presenting the cup is Wallace O. Lee, first vice president of the association, who sub-
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( Industrial League
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Indianapolis Times 907 Burnet-Binford 710
Tamler Theaters . 1755 Ipls. Screw Prodts. 820
Ballard Ice Cream 993 East Side Cleaners 788
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890 893
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880 843
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Chargers 955 938—2776 945 904—2720
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802—2347 737—2291
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901—2559 805—2293
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Mollies .. 870 832—2478 Thins 760 813—2383
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was made yesterday at tite association’s noon luncheon at the Columbia Club. Just as pleased as Fred was his father, who has had the top of the piano cleared for several weeks, waiting for the cup which is to remain in Fred’s:possession until it is put up for play next year.
Bowlers’ Honor List Bulges to 50; Powers Holds Top With 659 Series
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Gold Medal Beer .. 948 Ipls Printcraft Club’ 830
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Stegemeier Grille . 1000 Pabst Beer 950
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Blue Point eessues 866
Manual Gridders Honored at Dinner
Noiman Williams, Manual star halfback, was host at the annual banquet given bv the Roines Club for the Redskins football squad yesterday. Boys atending included Robert Adams, Herbert Bogard, Russell Burtis, James Chapman, Jack Cohen, Eugene Crane, Bernard Davis, Melville Davis, Dewey Donovan, William Fair, Warren. Gally, Sidney Goldstein, Pearlie’ Hickey, Alfred Johnson, Richard Kattau, Raymond Koch, Harold Light, Robert Linson, Charles Fletcher, and Julius Lockman. Others were: Hyman Mandell, Clifford Matthews, Thomas Mascari, Gilbert Mordoh, Morris Nahmias, Nick Musulin, Harold Overton,. Clarence Pieper, George Popcheff, Leonard Robinson, John Raidos, Allen Smith, George Schopp, Robert Stringer, Robert Timmons, James Van Der Moere, Chester Ventress, and David Wire. Principal McComb, Athletic Director Russell Clunie, and Coaches Painter, Maxwell, and Boese were also present.
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County, bass and sauger are being taken. Large mouth bass are reported being caught at Walton Lake in Vigo County. The wardens’ report: ing. The lakes re clear with Boor are very dark. * West Forks of White
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hing esa aT and Little Flatrock, Sand Creek, Clifty Creek, Big Four Reservoir, with fl ue t 1 d poor fishing. streams low an fish not biting. Delawa ers are clear with fishing. Buck Kilbuek, Beil, Cambell Creeks and all pits are Slear, wit th poor. fishing day Wabash ‘Salamone. Little Salamonie and Limberlost Rivers are clear Bear Creek also clear
. Streams low and dar Pike—FEast and West Forks of White River have Sood Patoka River has poor fish ng. and Grays Lake Government Ditch and Arthur Lake have
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the WPA. The contestants will be boys from the various city centers and gyms. Hugh McGinnis, Recre-
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the past the visitors have had a strong team. Among those expected are Bud Beaman, Ronald Snyder, Herman Daler, Ed Keller, Jack DeHaven, Bob Brooks, Darrell. Carpenter, Paul Russell, Ed Sperr, Paul Scheele, Jim Brooks, Dick Speelmen and Jack McMillan. Wilbur Groseclose, Ira Joseph and Bug Morcal are id Jopresert JB. ianapolis in the diving Keller, the first that Ft. Wayne has had|jim and Bob Brooks will dive for
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