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Resumption’of the Shortridge-Washington series, bringing together undefeated teams in a city series showdown, heads tomorrow's skimpy ‘three-game high school football program inside the corporation limits There will be big doings on Marion county gridirons this week-end, but the Shortridge- -Washington duel, the Tech-Anderson meeting and Hoosiers

the Pike .Township-8ilent ings. All other Indianapolis schoolboy elevens will be on the road. Strictly by the books, the Continentals should have an edge over the North-siders. Theii® veteran team has a powerful passing attack built around the pitching arm of John Wolfla, and pre-season predictions said this was the season for Coach Henry Bogue's outfit. The Blue Devils, however, appar"ently played inspired football last week to defeat Anderson, 32-6, in spite of an injury-riddled lineup. Shortridge has augmented its orthodox single-wing with a T formation and proved it had capable pass defense against the Indians by intercepting two aerials for ‘touchdowns.

Basis for Comparison

The-one basis for comparison is

Warren Central, defeated by Washington, 38-0, and by 20-6, Possessing a won - one - lost - one

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ecord -in the North Central confernce, Tech will have an opportunity

better its league standing against Anderson. The game also will provide a chance #o compare.the Big Green with Shortridge, conqueror of the Indians.

Cathedral will be the choice over!

Noblesville in their meeting this evening, while Manual will be the third Indianapolis guest in a row for Southport tomorrow evening. The Redskins can expect their hosts to be full of vengeance, inasmuch as Shortridge and Cathedral, the two

battle comprise local proceed-|# ou » ” TONIGHT | Cathedral at Noblesville, TOMORROW Washington at Shortridge (2:30 p. m.)

Howe at Ben Davis (8 p, m.)

Decatur Central at

(night). Twp. (8 p. m.)

tral (2:45 p. m,) Manual at Southport (8 p. m.)

| . p.m) | Sacred Heart at Westfield (night). | Speedway at Plainfield (night). Anderson at Tech (2:45 p. m.) SATURDAY

Lincoln,

previous Indianapolis visitors, splat-

tered a clean Southport record. Howe journeys to Ben Davis, while

Sacred Heart's Spartans take on Crispus Attucks will go

Westfield

| Shelbyville at Beech Grove (8 p. m.) |

| Broad Ripple at Richmond (night) Greenwood

Indiana Boys’ School at Franklin

Warren Central at Lawrence Cen

{Pike Twp. at Silent Hoosiers (2:40

Crispus Attucks at East St. Louis

against its third out-of-state foé in

as many weeks Saturday, East St, Beech Grove will risk its Shelbyville. Decatur Central face Greenwood, and

ana Boys school. apparently out of

meet Lawrence Central, and

treking to Louis to engage Lincoln, unbroken victory string of six against will Franklin township will entertain the IndiWarren Central, its slump, wil unbeaten Speedway plays Plainfield.

Tommy -Byron and Al Johnson,| Indianapolis-boxers who will tangle for the state light heavy title at the Armory tomorrow night, wound up training today. Byron expects to enter the ring at 170 pounds, five more than his Negro rival. Unless the bout ends in.a draw verdict, somebody is going to sacrifice an unbeaten record. Byron's victory string stands at eight in a row, while Johnson has taken

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