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Trish Take Thriller at Tech;

Rockets Humble Redskins; Shortridge, Washington Beaten

Cathedral's Irish were a.step nearer the mythical Indianapolis high school football title today following their tingling 14-7 triumph over Tech in the standout battle of the season. Broad Ripple’s Rockets humbled Manual, 32-7, in another city rivalry contest while other Indianapolis teams were dropping decisions. Shortridge bowed at New Castle by virtue of a point after touch-

down, 13-12, and Washington's Continentals failed in quest of a] victory at Southport, 28-12, On the county side of the docket, | Lawrence Central lost the Mid-| State Conference title to Plainfield | by dropping a 14-7 decision. Action-Packed Period Cathedral and Tech battled through three scoreless periods before the action-packed final quarter which decided the struggle on the East side field before nearly 8000 fans. The first Irish touchdown drive started late in the third stanza and shortly after the start of the fourth, Joe Gatto plunged into scoring territory from the 2-yard line to climax an 80-yard surge. Jim MecLinn kicked the extra point. Capitalizing on a Cathedral fumble on the Irish 35, Tech garnered its touchdown with the help of Capt. Joe Matfingly who crashed through center to tally. Harlan Sturgeon’s successful pass enabled Bob Freeman to reach the 2 and set up the scoring play. Bob Fischer kicked the extra point to tie things at T-all. McLinn Is Passer McLinn furnished the impetus behind the winning Irish marker in the waning seconds of play. The rangy halfback took a Tech kick on the 25 and brought it back to the 40. A series of passes from MecLinn to Jeke McHugh and Bill Sylvester, produced the marker. Sylvester dropped over the goai line with a matter of 12 seconds remaining. MeLinn added the extra point. Manual held a brief 7-6 lead in the first period of the game with the Rockets but the Redskins wilted before the Broad Ripple drive in the second quarter when the Rockets moved ahead, 19-7. Bob Berry scored first for the Rockets from the 4, but a pass play from Ronald Hallam to Jack Gallagher and Gallagher's conversion put Manual ahead, momentarily. Pem Cornelius went 35 yards for a Rocket touchdown in the second period and Ed Brown swept 29 for another, Brown converted on one of these. Cornelius added two more sixpointers for the Rockets in the third period and Brown converted! on one of them Two long runs by Halfback Gray!

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*Plays only Howe, Sacred Heart, {Plays only Cathedral.

CITY, COUNTY RESULTS Beech Grove 25, Ben Davis 0, Broad Ripple 32, Manual 7. Cathedral 14, Tech 7 New Castle 13, Shortridge 12 Plainfield 13, Lawrence Central 6, Speedway 26, Pike Twp Southport 28, Washington 12,

and a conversion by Max Corey in the first period were the points which stood up for a Trojan victory at New Castle against Shortridge.

The Blue Devils battled their way to two markers in the final quarter and then saw time run out on them on the New Castle 20. Irving Ball went over from the 5 for both Shortridge markers but Bill Reels conversion attempts from placement failed. Washington enjoyed a brief 6-0 lead in the first period on Wesley Jones’ touchdown but the Cardinals forged ahead on a long pass from Kenny Bridges to Henry Tonges and a pass conversion for the extra point. Bridges scored from the 10 and ran the extra point in the second stanza. Southport added a third six-pointer in the third quarter on a pass from Lew Boggs to Tonges and Bridges again registered inthe final heat. Jones threw three passes to Fullback Ray Jacobs for the last Continental marker.

Tech to Receive Conference Trophy

Tech was to be awarded the North Central conference's all sports trophy today at a meeting of league officials preceding tonight's state coaches meeting at the Antlers. Tech compiled 83.5 points in. all sports to lead the 10-team high school circuit. It was the first time that the Indianapolis school had won the award. Anderson finished second and Muncie Central third,

s Big Order;

That Seems to Be His Forte

By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE | Inventor of the Bench

My word! The editor tells me my| batting "average for the first half of the season is .750. Har-rumph! While that is something less than] perfect, it's better than .749, and better than Ty Cobb, Hans Wagner or Rogers Hornsby ever hit over a similar period. Several mild upsets are on mv

card for Oct. 27, and attached are my forecasts. Many people will be surprised when Villanova defeats Tennessee. My favorite in the East is Lou Little’s Columbia eleven, a team I have decided to nickname the Lions. Not since A. A. Stagg and I teamed up have there appeared two finer touchdown artists than the Goal Dust Twins—by whom I mean Gene Rossides, the Galloping Greek, and | Lou Kusserow, of course. Like all good teams, Columbia also has one Irishman, a lad named Kondratovich., I'm going on record right now as saying that Columbia will .ail | through Brown, crash over Cornell, | plow through Penn, vaporize Princeton and destroy Dartmouth. A large order, yes, But, Egad! Knowing me as you do, you're aware that large orders are my forte. Haw!

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Columbia 19, Brown 7 Holy Cross 20, Colgate 7 Dartmouth 14, Syracuse 7 Villanova 13, Tennessee 7 Michigan 12, Illinois 7 Notre Dame 40, Iowa 0 Franklin 13, Central Normal 6 Valpo 7, E. Ky. St. 0 Ball State 20, Earlham 8 Purdue 19, Northwestern 7 Indiana 21, Tulsa 7 Minnesota 19, Ohio State 7 Cornell 7, Yale 6 Marquette 9, Mich, State 7 Missouri 14, Nebraska 6 Alabama 21, Georgia 7 Georgia Tech 14, Auburn 0 L. 8S. U. 13; Vanderbilt 0 Oklahoma 45, Kans. St. 0 Arkansas 21, Mississippi 13 Tex. A.-M. 13, Baylor 12 Texas 13, Rice 0 U. C. L. A. 13, Oregon § Okla. A.-M. 19, T. C. U. 13 8S. M. U. 13, Tulane 7 Temple 7, Pitt 6 Sou. Cal. 14, Washington 7

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Tech bobby soxers were happily cheering their Greenclad grid heroes against Cathedral yesterday when the picture at the play remaining when the Irish pushed over the winning touchdown. Right, Bill Sylvester of Cathedral (4) is shown returning Tech's fourth down kick early in the crucial fourth period. Sylvester snatched a pass for the winning marker later in the game. :

Annex City Rivalry Contests

left was snapped. But their joy turned to gloom with only a few seconds of

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5-Bout Pro Bill

Set for Armory

Arrangements for tomorrow night's five-tilt pro fistic bill to be staged at the Armory were completed today by Matchmaker Lloyd Carter with the signing of Pfc, Al { Deacon, Baer Field, Ft. Wayne, to {meet Tiger Kiggins, Indianapolis welterweight, in the four-round opening bout. Headlining the bill will be a 10round welterweight fracas between Gene Gudgill, one of Ohio's topflight welters, and Bob Simmons, Indianapolis, Indiana's in the division. A lot of interest will center in the six-round semi-final when > Roy Lewis, Muncie southpaw, tangles with Cpl. Dave Bruce, Baer Field. Both belters have been named as logical challengers for the state diadem now held by Simmons. Other bouts on the bill will pit Larry Gudgill, Dayton, O., against Curtis Fowler, St. Louis newcomer, at five rounds, and John Weatherford, local heavyweight, against Ted Newsome, Chicago, at four sessions.

Bramham Gives

Contract His 0. K.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25 (U. P).— The baseball “crisis” over the signing of a Negro by the Brooklyn Dodgers organization eased today when it appeared there would be no protest made to Commissioner A. B. Chandler by the player's former em-

ployers .in the Negro American league. W. G. Bramham, commissioner of

minor league baseball said at his office in Durham, N. C., that Robinson’s contract would be approved but suggested that the signing of Negroes would prove harmful to the game T. Y. Baird, white co-owner of the Kansas City Monarchs for whom Jackie Robinson, the new Dodger farmhand, played last season, said that he had been ‘mis quoted or misinterpreted” in reports that he planned such a protest,

Three Hoosier Pugs Kiss the Canvas

It doesn’t pay for some Hoosier boxers to engage in out-state competition. In bouts at Buffalo, N. Y. last night, Johnny Denson, Indianapolis heavvweight, was flattened by Phil Muscato, Buffalo, in the third round; and on the same card, Sparky Reynolds, Indianapolis welterweight, was belted out by Allen Faukner, Buffalo, in the second heat, And in Chicago, Roy Lewis, Muncle welterweight, was knocked out by Talmadge Bussy, Detroit, in the sécond stanza.

State H. S. Scores

Linton 14, Bloomington 0. Emerson (Gary) 13. Roosevelt {| Gerstmeyer (Terre Haute) 13, Brazil 6. Kirklin 13, Westfield 6

Muncie 58, Kokomo 13 | Logansport 13, Central Catholic (Mt Wayne) 0

~Monticello 6, Vingennes 32, New Albany 7, Washington (South Bend) 13, (South - Bend) 13 (tie), Marion 32, Elwood 6 North Side (Ft. Wayne) 14, Central (Pt Wayne) 13 Huntington 13, Bluffton 0 Columbia City 32, Warsaw 6, Auburn 39, Garrett 0

Goshen 13, Elkhart 12

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Providence Reds Here Tonight for. Game With Caps

Members of local bowling leag

ords for both men and women were

Zweissler had 255, 257, 231 for league at Pritchett’'s and replaces Bud Falting as the season’s leader.

league Oct, 5. was the fifth 700-series in

the Indianapolis loop. |

He had 203, 2436517 for Fehr's X-L Beer. Records in Three Loops

New records were chalked up In three leagues. Ed Hastings topped| all previous efforts in the Eli Lilly circuit at the Pennsylvania with 222 256, 197—675; Maury Marion! gave fellow members of the R. C. A.| league at Fox-Hunt a 224, 225, 216— forward and one of the leading | 9° 1 : ak scorers in the American Hockey | 504 244664 a new high in the league, will be on one of the front | American Legion, rolling at Sturm¥. lines tonight when the Indianapolis | Capitals oppose the Reds at the when they missed 3000 by a single

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Providence

Roger Gagne (above),

New Season's Records Posted as

League Bowlers Have Huge Night

maples their hardest punishment of the season as new individual rec-

Gene Zweissler with a 743 and Judy Hindel with a 648 were the outstanding pin topplers, their totals representing new season records.

Falting had a 722 in the National | Gene Zweissler's big SCOTe | Russell Dietz, Howe 400

league play, and was the second in| Art Tague, R. C.

| Ni Ed Striebeck was the only other Boyd Wallace, J member of that league to top 650.) cr "=o

Bailey, Alpha .......... or Caan 587 local | Eugene Wade, Solataire Mixed ...... 596 { Waggoner, Ngrth 8ide Recn. ....... 594 | A. Mixed (Uptown).. 588 Fred Myers, Marmon-Herrington Mxd 572 orman Kunkel, Marmn-Herrngtn Mxd 572 D. Adams cress D0 Ed Farrell. St. Philip Men's Club .., 560 Berleson, Illinois Recn. 540 B. Van Pelt, Friends Mixed ........ 539 Harry Greenlee, L. G. 8. Mixed ,. B18 Emmett Erwin, Farm Security Mixed 508 Les Cox, Real Bik .........c.vi0iivis 491 J. Nolan, Lithographers . ais av S08 Chas, Bahne, Fidelity Trust Mixed... 464

ues in action last night gave the

posted.

Bowes Sealfast in the Indianapolis OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (MEN) Moore, Rost Jewelry ...

600 BOWLERS (WOMEN)

Judy Hindel, Ernest Johnson Coal Co, 648 Dorothy Berkopes, Johnfon ........ 607 Ruth Kreffel, Johnson ... .... .....» 604

500 BOWLERS (WOMEN) Bernis Robiing, Johnson . oe Agnes Junker, Johnson Bertha Urbancie, Johnson .

Margaret Skelton, Johnson . 546 Tillle Jardina, Johnson ......evevene 546 Betty Nigh, Johnson cesarean anes: DH Genie Drexler, Johnson .............s 539} Patty Btriébeck, Johnson ....... or 5381 L. Oshorne, Kay Jewelry 538 |

Coliseum at 8:30 o'clock. Gagne was credited with an as{sist last night in Providence’s 2-2 deadlock with the Hershey Bears, current leaders in the Western division of the circuit.

Hershey, Pittsburgh Bolster Leads

Hershey in the eastern division and Pittsburgh in the western dominated American Hockey league standings today and proved why last night. ™ Pittsburgh and Hershey each have eight points, but the Pitts burghers’ record was more impressive, showing four victories and no defeats. The Hornets swamped the Cleveland Barons at Pittsburgh last night, 7 to 2, with a well-balanced attack featuring sharp passing. Hershey tied the Providence Reds, 2 to 2, at Hershey with the Reds apparently happy to get out with a tie. ?

Hockey Race

AMERICAN LEAGUE Western Division -

W L T G OGAPts 1

(Gary) 0. |

Pittsburgh a SA 0 24 8 INDIANAPOLIS 1 0 2 10 8 4 | Cleveland 5 2 3 M4 3 8t. Louis 1 2 0 6 12 2 Eastern Division WwW L T GG GAP Hershey 3 0 2 17 10 8 Providence 2 1 1 7 11 5 | Buffalo wh) 3 1 13 19 i { New Haven .... 0 3 1 13 21 1

LAST NIGHT'S SCORES

| Pittsburgh 7, Cleveland 2 | Hershey 2, Providence 3.

TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE

Providence at INDIANAPOLIS,

| Buffalo at New Haven

NATIONAL LEAGUE RESULTS Chicago 5, Boston 4

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Lucille Barkhau, Johnson os | 600-series of the season. Mabel Daywith, Block Mixed ...... Others in Select Circle Hla Gildsrmeier El Lilly . 501 Two other members of the John-| THER LEAGUE LEADERS (WOMEN) | Millie Spears, Dezelan Matinee . 484 son league crashed the select cir-ig Knox, Friends Mixed ae vir EY | : t rkopes getting 182 | Louise Marsh, U. 8. Rubber ......... 477 cle, Doro hy Be P g g ‘I Ann Poppaw, Pepsi-Cola 1

| 191, 234—607, her second 600 of the| Marie Johnson,

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A. Mixed (Uptown) 436 initial 600. for Bemis Letter Service. | Lois Woodward, Farm Security Mixed 428 Louise Zweissler, Fidelity Trust Mixed 42]

The trio of 600's boosted the sea-| Nellie King, Riviera Club son's total for women pastimers tof Face Msbry, Wm, J. Holliday 17, five of them being posted in the Johnson circuit. Mechanics taun-| 1 ech, Manual Take

dry, paced by Miss Berkopes. topped Harrier Honors

the team scoring with 921, 863, 9202713. Bill Benz, Tech, paced his cross700 BOWLERS (MEN) country team to a 15-40 victory over Gene Zweissler, Indianapolis 743 | Brownsburgh yesterday and negoti~ 600 BOWLERS (MEN) 2 ated the 1.8-mile course in 8:24. Ly (Fox-Hunt) . . gis Manual harriers defeated Broad #84 | Ripple, 23-32. Holevas of the win-

Fred Backenstoe, American Legion... 671 ners finished first in the 1.8-mile

Ed Striebeck, Indianapolis . . Pete ‘Gallagher, West Side Merchants 646 #41 run in 9:57,

407 Mixed 367

Howard Deere Jr., Indianapolis H. Goldsmith, Wm. H. Block Co. Mxd 637 Glen Brinson, Coca Cola (West Bide) 633

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Riviera Club .., 618| The Cleveland Barons announced

+ $181 today that they had sold William

Indianapolis Moon-Lite Classic .

D. Rigsin Indianapolis «816i (Red) Mitchell, veteran defense3 mit 1dianapolis . 613} Ray Shields, "Moon-Lite Classic . ha! man, outright to Kansas City in the Qazh Pos R & A, (Pok-Hunl) 610 | new United States Hockey league, Julian ams t ohn Evan cal 807 y : ¢ Fonnie Snyder, Intef-Club nye seven 607 | The Barons also said that Ernie Jim Dixon, Central Recn «.. 608 | Trigg, rookie winger of three years Owen Amos, R. C. A. (Fox-Hunt) .... 804] \ R. Foley, Allison EXecutive .......... s03 | ARO, will join the team after he Bd Schott, Indianapolis .......coeeisv 603 | receives his discharge 0 S John Menein, Indianapolis ...vev.i00 602 | pOAP B from the Clarence Baker, Indianapolis ........ 60154 v

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