Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1939 — Page 23

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Tech Eleven Faces Muncie; ‘Manual to Entertain ~ Warren Central.

Indianapolis’ high school football teams, which thus far have ridden

roughshod over their opponents}

have sturdy assignments facing them this week-end. Shortridge, Tech, Park, Washington, Broad Ripple and Cathedral still are on. the undefeated list, while Manual, triumphant in its opening ‘game over the Indiana State Deaf School Sept. 22, was defeated last Friday by Park. As ga result of victories scored over Richmond and Jefferson of Lafayette, Tech now shares first place in the powerful North Central Conference with Kokomo and Logansport, while Washington, by virtue of its triumphs over Rushville and Shelbyville, leads the South Central Cone ference. Complete schedule - of

games involving Indianapolis and Marion County schools follows:

TOMORROW

Cathedral at Washington. Muncie at Tech.

Sheridan at Broad Ripple. Warren Central at Manual. | New Castle at Southport (night). | Ben Davis at Plainfield. ' Indiana State Deaf School at Logansport (night). : SATURDAY

Park at Howe Military Academy. Shortridge at Culver. The highlight game of the list is the one between Cathedral and Washington, which brings together two teams of proved offensive strength. -Those two - touchdown tourists, Boris Dimancheff and Billy Howard, carry the major portion of Washington's hopes against Cathedral, which has won three in a row. The Irish are weakened somewhat by injuries received in the Southport game last Saturday night by Larry Gerlach, halfback, and Bernie Moss, end. Starting time is 2:45 p. m.

Three Straight "for Blue

Shortridge is the only other Indianapolis team besides Cathedral to rack up three victories in the new season, but Coach Robert Nipper’s charges are expected to meet much stiffer opposition than they have had thus far in their game with Culver Saturday. .John E. Smith, Blue Devil guard is out with a dislocated wrist and Bob Shelhorn is expected to start in his © place. A Culver opened its season last Saturday by scoring a 12-to-0 victory over Pullman Technical High School, Chicago. Capt. J. B. Thomas, star end, accounted for the first touchdown when he caught a 30-yard pass, and his recovery of a fumble set up the other touchdown. Shortridge defeated the Cadets at Indianapolis last year.

Tech Gets New Plays

‘During the past week Coach Robert L. Ball has been drilling the Tech team on new plays and formations in preparation for its meeting here tomorrow with Muncie. Warren Huffman, Green and White - back, has been slowed up some with a knee injury, while Burt Turner, who showed up well in the Lafayette tilt, has been trying to gain the starting berth at right tackle. Southport has been set back on ~ its heels several times this season chiefly because it is playing an exceptionally tough schedule, but it hopes to come througn against New Castle, a ‘potentially strong team. Manual, which has Been fortunate in escaping serious injuries is expected to defeat Warren

Central. Park Crippled

With a big starting eleven, Broad Ripple has won from Plainfield and Seymour, and is expected to dejak ispandian @ team which doesn’t ave as much reserve strengt the Rockets. ig ps In winning its initial game of the season against Manual last Friday the Park squad suffered. two inJuries. Bill Elder, quarterback, received a fractured thumb, but is expected to get in the game, while Bill Clauer, halfback, has an inJured shoulder, and it is doubtful if he will see action against Howe,

Ben Davis Nine Wins

The Ben Davis Giants advanced in the Marion County baseball tournament yesterday by defeating Decatur Central; 2 to 1, behind Shearer's four-hit pitching. Shearer fanned eight batsmen and drove

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New Bethel will play at Ben Davis Monday.

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Assured of Shot At Bantam Crown

OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. 5 (U, P.) — Tony Olivera, plucky little" Portuguese battler, was assured of a shot at the bantamweight crown today after decisioning Sixto Escobar, Puerto Rico, the titleholder, in a 10-round non-title bout. at OQakland Auditorium. Olivera, who hasn't lost a fight in his professional career, outboxed and outsmarted the veteran Escobar in every round except the second. Escobar weighed 123; Olivera 120. After the fight, dickering started for a title rematch in Oakland within the near future.

© o Signs Title Match MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Oct. 5 (U. P.).—Promoter Tommy O'Loughlin said’ today he has signed Howard Scott of Washington to meet welterweight champion Henry Arme strong in a #itle match here Oct. 13.

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Sullivan; Woodrow Wey, Terre Haute; Clifton Gerard, Morocco; Jack Roach,

| Butler Lineup Shuffled For Indiana State Game

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Here is the Indiana State football squad, which will meet the Butler eleven Saturday in an Indiana Conference game at the Butler Bowl: Front row, (left ‘to right)—John Collins, Princeton; Harry Woodard, Sullivan; Hack Warren, Princeton; Leonard Bfick, Wanatah; Captain Wayne Bowsher, Terre Haute; Elden Tipton, Hymera; Henry Don Reel, Montezuma; Charles Kampo, Whiting; Second row (left to right)—Jack Bradbury,

Ernest Thorgran, Valparaiso; Terre Haute; Franklin Leavitt,

You would think the football season had begun anew at Butler University the way Coach Paul D.

B| (Tony) Hinkle is shuffling his play”lers for the Indiana College Con-

ference tilt with Indiana State at 2 p. m. Saturday in the Butler Bowl. To replace the injured right halfback Frank Celarek, sqQphomore star from Ft. Wayne, Coach Hinkle is grooming two other up-state boys. They are Richard Freuchtenicht, sophomore and Harold

Change Made in Armory Main Go

‘Late yesterday Matchmaker Kelse McClure of the Hercules: A. C. received word of a hand injury sustained in training by California

5|{Jack Lowe,c who was to meet Lou

Thomas in tomorrow night’s main event at the Armory. Lowe’s manager insisted the injury might not be serious and offered to bring ‘in his protege anyway, but McClure refused to take the chance and immediately wired

las, Tex., who had been booked to meet Thomas in the next Armory to comé in for this show. Washington, a former Texas ama-

ja teur champ, stands 6 feet 2 inches.

Thontas was to wind up his training this afternoon at the West Side

02 Gym by voxing several rounds, and other local pugs on the card also 600 will finish their workouts.

The official weigh-in will take place at this gym at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. l

Park School Loses Clauer for Season

Park School's eleven will have. to get along without the services of Bill Clauer, right half, for the rest of ‘the season, it was reported today. Clauer was the scoring leader of the Frankfort “B” game in| which he_counted three times on runs of 65, 35 and 30 yards, but was injured in practice the following week. He appeared in the Manual tilt only long enough to toss a touchdown pass to Hank Tinney for Park's third tally.

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A dislocated shoulder has put Bill]:

Bloomfield; Melvin Hubbell, Clay City; Hon er Bales, Linton; Elmer Spisak, Hammond; Coleridge Churchill, Evansville; Joe Curtis, Valpa--

- raiso; James Boyle, Terre Haute.

Third row (left to right) —Assist.

ant Coach John Stone; Homer Pitts, Vincennes; Charles Tuttle, Hammond; Eugene Faubjon, Terre Haute; Mike Pohorelic, Gary; Quentin Smith, East Chicago; Robert Lightcap, Hammond; Richard Ellis, Shelburn; Russell Hughes, Princeton; William Krider, Terre Haute, and Head Coach Wally Marks. The Sycamores lost to Bradley Tech

but defeated the University of Louisville,

Feichtér, junior. Both are from Ft. Wayne. The guard positions are another question to Hinkle. Not one guard has started either of the Bulldogs past two victories. - This week it appears that Harold Mossey, Ottawa, Ill, and Lowell Toelle, South Bend, sophomores, will receive a chance at the position with Doyle Dugger of Bloomfield and Emil Unser of Indianapolis, also considered as likely starters.

Run Through Long Drill

The Blue and White gridders yesterday were paced through a lengthy scrimmage that saw the varsity squad engage in a scrimmage with the freshman team. Indiana State, coached by Wally Marks who learned _his football under Amos Alonzo Stagg at Chicago; will be Butler's second loop foe, the Bulldogs already = being credited with a 16-to-0 decision over Ball State. : The Sycamores this year are comprised of a group of untried sophomores. They lost to Bradley Tech, 30 to 6, in their opener, but bounced back into the scoring column last week, edging the University of Louisville, 6 to 0.

22 Sophs on Squad

Twenty-two sophomores, better than two-thirds of the entire Troster, make up the Terre Haute school’s team this season. Six of these sec-ond-year men wil? be -in- the front line Saturday and will spot the Butler forward wall an average of aproximately 17 pounds per man. And edge in speed and weight in the backfield also goes to the local eleven. Indiana State and Butler last met in 1935, Butler winning, 33 to 7. The contest played, the previous season also was annexed ‘by the locals. ‘University officials at Butler have announced that approximately ‘20 Indiana high school bands totaling approximately 1000 boys and girls will be their guests Saturday as will Boy Scouts.

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Seeks to Sharpen Attack for Ohio Wesleyan Game. Times Special A GREENCASTLE, Ind, Oct. 4.— Their faces still red from the surprise 7-t0-6 defeat handed them last Saturday by Hanover, DePauw's footballers continued intensive practice today for their game with Ohio Wesleyan at Delaware, O, this Saturday. | : The record shows that these two Methodist schools, DePauw and Ohio

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three times in their athletic history, and every time DePauw was repulsed, | : The last meeting was in 1932 when DePauw was a member of the Buckeye Conference, and Ohio Wesleyan won, 25 to 13. In 1913 Ohio Wesieyan won, 19 to 0, and in 1902 the Bishops won, 24'to 6. : All this week Coach Neal has put his Tiger varsity through scrimmage against hard-hitting DePauw freshman squads. Motion pictures of the Hanover game revealed that the Old Gold backs, using new offensive formations this season, had failed to master their individual assignments. | Fumbles were frequent, backs failed to find the holes and often left their interference. Block-

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Of Chicago Series; Cubs

CHICAGO, Oct. 5 (U. P.).—The grand old men of Chicago baseball -—Teddy Lyons and Charley Root— face each other today as the Chicago White Sox and Cubs meet in ‘the second game of their City Series at Comiskey Park. It’s up to Lyons to put the Sox back in the series. Before 42,767 in Sox park last night, the National League Cubs slammed out 17 hits, two in the 10th inning the opener, 10 to 9. A ninth. inning home run by rodkie Bill Nicholson with Hank Leiber on base ‘tied the score at 9 10 9. In the 10th successive singles by Stan Hack, Bill Herman and Augie Galan produced the winning run off relief pitcher Clint Brown, who was charged with the defeat. - Barl Whitehill, fifth Cub pitcher to face the Sox, was the pitcher. He allowed only one hit in three innings. Tomorrow the series moves to Wrigley Field for three games, if necessary. ‘If a sixth must be played, it will be another night game at Comiskey Park.

Table Tennis—

pe in Hie SIntystrial Table ennis League last night at Jimmy ‘McClure’s Club: - Central Supply, 9; Michigan 9 (tie). P. R. Mallory, 14; Indianapolis Glove, 4. American National Bank, 12; International Harvester, 6. WIRE, 18; Indiana National Bank, 0.

Scores in the Commercial League at the Paddle Club: Indiana Bell Telephone, Trust, 2. FarQuar Heating, 17; Bemis Bag, 5. Four Paddles, 15; Dun & Bradstreet, %.

Rosemary Wilmeth won the Shortridge Paddle Club tournament by defeating Jane Justice, 13-21, 21-18, 21-14, in the final match.

Cross-Country Event Howe High School's cross-country harriers will engage Manual and Warren Central in a triangular meet at Manual’s Delavan Smith athletic field tomorrow between the halves of the Warren Central-Manual foot-

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Grid Games The Shortridge freshman and reserve football teams were to open their schedules this afternoon against the Manual yearlings and reserve squads. The freshman game was scheduled at Shortridge, and the reserve fray at Manual. The schedule for the Shortridge freshmen: Oct. 9, at Washington; Oct. 12, at Cathedral; Oct. 19, Washington; Oct. 24, Tech; Oct. 31, Broad Ripple; Nov. 2, at Southport.

The reserves have the same schedule except that they will play at

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