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Cardinals’ Hair-Raising Victory Evens Series With Dodgers

. {JIN Howe High Gridders || | |Clubs Call On Aces

oo { l Upset Tech, 19 to 14; For Today's Game; Kiner Socks 2 More

Attucks Wins No. 2 Red Birds Bounce Back to Win in Ninth

Hornets Score Twice on Passes as Schools Battle Each Other for First Time | As _Slaughter.Drives in Two Runs i NEW YORK, Sept: 13 (U, P) —Today dawns as the most momen«

By BILL EGGERT Howe high school stood out like a sore thumb today as’ the school | | tous day of the 1947 baseball season, as the Brooklyn Dodgers and the to beat for the city football championship. And the season is only one Bt. Louis Cards ds meet in the rubber game of their three-game “series * day old, the penna The East Siders, who have been waiting several years to build up a strong enough club to develop a football rivalry with Tech, came through | with a superb job yesterday to defeat the Green and White boys, 10 to

14, op the losers’ field. LOCAL MIGH SCHOOLS It was the first time the two Crispus Attucks 13 Sacred Heart 8. schools had met on the gridiron and Howe 49, Tec . | Central t Silent Hoosiers also marked the first time in Tech's 8 “euiponed "unl Monday) : history that two attractive girls in Bees rove o Cont or oot bonads. “above-the-knee" skirts helped lead Ben Davis 1, Southport. 0. yells. | Speedway 18, Danville 7, Decatur Oentral 6, Pike Twp, 0,

It’s slated to be the ace Card .right-hander, little Murry Dickson, « pitching against the Dodgers, plucky little left, Vic Lombardi, and, with Brooklyn now four-and-a-half, games in front, that margin will ip. 308 by Tony Lazzeri of the

Y become a scanty three-and-a-half| lor a fat five-and-a-half before The Chicago Cubs took a double-

| nightfall in St, Louis. header from Philadelphia, winning The Cards ro back from, the first game, 4 to 3, behind rookis | Ralph Hamner and the second, 7 their 4 to 3 loss in the series opener| * ror veliel: iboh {Thursday to whip the Dodgers, 8 to to 5, for relief pitcher Emil Kush.

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’ | Tech's all-junior dub. was the 7, last night in as hair-raising a| CUT Aberson and Ray Mack 4:30 to. 6—30e favorite “even though Howe had Crispus Attucks broke a 6-6 dead- | ball game as ever seeh anywhere. slugged hones for is Oubi in the ABLE several seasoned lettermen. lock with & fourth quarter touch: | Casey Fills opener, but it was left to Bobby " Tech Takes Lead down to beat Sacred Heart, 13-6 at| ve 1s_Bases You Sturgeon’s ninth-inning triple to TERS Tech outplayed Howe on ground, Delavan Smith field. It was the) 1% a . n 5 hg wig YN! drive in the run. DANGER” plays, running up 15 first downs to secopd triumph for the Tigers, who a one : a, id Gi Rookie Shines rs —— the victors’ five, hut the Hornets upset Anderson Tuesday night. ] fa) ng ih pi cit “in ni The New York Giants-Cincine \T. AND EVE, made the most of Tech's outstand-| Herb Mapes sprinted 25 yards to| Jin ng . a runs, a IYinati Reds game, was postponed by ’ ing weakness, a pass defense, to tally for Sacred Heart in the initial] aughter rammed an extra- ase rain. the Mast” score twice by air. They added the period but the Spartans failed to hit with two-on to give the Cards, $5 the American league, the De 10N DAYS" other -by punching through from convert. Toward the close of the two more runs and the ball game. troft Tigers handed the leagues he 9-yard line quarter Crispus Attucks tied things The Cards jumped off to a two- leading New York Yankees their ME i a run lead in the fAfth Inning, but/sixth loss in thelr ldst nine

Tech jumped into an early lead up when Quarterback Don Lewis

in the first quarter after recovering heaved a 25-yard pass to End Cora fumble op Howe's 36. Johnny nelius Coward. The Tigers also failed

Arky Vaughan's pinch-hit triple games, 7 te 2, but Yanks, never

with two on in the “seventh tied it theless, moved to within three

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: in their for extra point. up for Brooklyn. Relief Pitcher games of clinching the pennant SIDE ! | Lyte Sifped 3 Puss 10 Quarieriuck/ Late gh game Lewis again Hugh Casey walked three Cards in when Boston lost to Cleveland, 11 slipped od end to score behind spotted Coward in the end zone 2 Phote by Lioyd Walton. Times Stal Photographer ihe same inning, Roweyet, ahd Sth to 2 i'n Russell Meadors’ fine blocking. Tom and Bigheq be VINHIAG pads al DOWN YOU GO — Basil: Zilson, one of Tech's running backs, is nailed by John Edwards, Howe quarter M V8" SCE “8 a i hig ie THe are jd by dhe aul Prath center, placekicked the extra an point. back, as the two schools opened their gridiron seasons by meeting each other for the first time. Howe won, ihe eighth and then Brooklyn got Roy Cullenbine’s fourth homer in "HEAVEN" Howe came to life in the second Cardinals Surprised | | |9 to 14. No. 45 is Allen Vinson, Tech tackle. Coming into the play from the sides are Tom Vinson, Howe center |four phe a pa he Bin th 17 h hooked hitter n Lund's homer and two e Indians came up wit its, period. Dick Merchant, fullback, Southport and Ben Davis laft and Jame Stutz [right], Howe's left end, who scored two to touchdowns. . McLaglen | drove 19 yards from ‘midfield up in the top county rivalry contest, (lett J $ (ri 9 , a . ee ON Dixie Walker's single. {including six doubles and a triple £ Kip” through center then John Edwards, With the Giants handing Southport T ota I R k f A walk to Erv Dusak, a sacrifice, 10 beat the Red Sox, while Merrill _ § CREFERSS aa sa _..__the game's outstanding offensive & 7-0 surprise Gefen Ww How Whe. ower Win La _ Monroe’ S 679 Of a ani S Kramer. Mrohny {and an_error by Ed Stanky puts yi third-baseman, was J ui od el] ow iy and “aerenEve” star Shot a PAKS GOTO ey Be rh em A nC eS an EE Rp El pane Bah. a at dle diiatusshe smells m nn thes Boston. highlight with, —-— Jim Stutz, an end. who stood un-| Bud Graham tallied the game's | li wt S a “ lout in the ninth and sent fith| three “Bie, one . three-run homer, ~~ ig or ow i g e SO In Vital Match Ipitcher Hank Behrman to the « Error Beats A's

Y to the initial period. protected in the ed zone. Stutz only touchdown in the init . : {The Cards reached the three-yard| nn [showers in favor of Ralph (20-game A Wild “throw sy catcher Mike ESPN | extra point attempt was blocked. | ’ | BY FRANK WILSON . | winner) Branca. Unimpressed, {Guerra with the bases loaded in

Snake In The Grass {line in the third period, but fumbled std 1 local bowiin a ht aa ond Masser Johony Presion. put Tech in » SWAY & chance (6 tooke. J6RAs IR) Tommy Neil sno, me th Tn Sn ee tote oth of ITS a cre ice evs. | NEW YORK, Sept. 13. (V. P).— Country Slaughter punched a 3-28, ME RAE fais Sho Chleags "HEAVEN" 14-6 lead late in the quarter when second triumph for Ben Dav county Wining run in the ninth last night, Monroe, rolling/in the Link Belt No. 1 league, came through with The match of the year in amateur pitch “down the alley” to score ous’ Guerra Bad stepped oh Melagien he sliced through left tackle, cut Zoek we, Kept the Hornet§/Preaking up a pitching duel ot games of 176, 235 and 268 to take the evenings’ honors. This score tennis—a revenge duel between TuRners and wip He Same. - {pony itor a forceout but his throw Kip” Hg Whele Galic was gw. and, Ie skein intact with a 13-0/ [Kansas City to give Milwaukee a eclipsed the 676 rolled by Jim Reed in-the American Legion league at U. 8 and Wimbledon champion! Kiner Loose Again 5 to first hit the runner in the back. INS TERE" scampered 30 yards over the goal victory n 3 \rwnship. Jack, 2-1 victory and two-game edge In 4. vy, 4iang alleys Thursday night | Jack Rramer of Los: Angel a While the pennant storm ‘hangs| Earl Harrist was the winning pitch IODINE? line. Pratt kicked the point. conquest of Fran wnship, the American association semi-final potoo Siriebeck, rolling for Sally work at night. There are openings ramer © ngeles ANC over St. Louls, thunder continues er and Bob Savage the loser, both

tallied the | After Johnny Bruckman had re- Long and John Dennis playoff series. Twyford's Comets in the Sponsored for men's teams in a new league chunky Jaroslav Drobny, the left- to rumble in Pittsburgh—the| men appearing in relief.

SLA turned Tech's second half kickoff Beech Grove Wushgowns, ced: back], Yo Bickford, who has Been sold jacsie league, took the laurels for being organized at the Degzelan handed Czech—was scheduled for thunder in the bat of Ralph Kiner.| Seventeen hits gave the St. Louis 48 yards to Tech's 42, the Hornets Duet. San Sout ie ol to the Boston Braves by the Brew- |... ladies as she put together alleys. The league will bowl at 10 the center court at Forest Hills to- The Pirate outfielder socked two Browns a 9 to 3 victory over Wash ; opened up. Tech punted out from after a Nd hip. 8-0. witht hooked up in the mound battle] oon 00 or 222 179, and 194 for a 595. o'clock on Monday mornings. {day with more than just a spot in homers yesterday as Pittsburgh ington, Jack Kramer shackling the x the 1-yard line to the 19, then Ed- conquer e ns P. the Wii with Bill Wight and was credited my. comets once again took team, Parkway alleys have ppenings in the finals of National Tennis cham- beat Boston, 4 to 3, and he thus Senators with six hits to score hia ie Wyman wards and Stutz teamed together Boh Ferguson a 8 . Snatched with a brilliant two-hit performe|, =o anh Sotar of 2631. a Sunday afternoon mixed league PiOnship at stake for Kramer. set a new major league record of 10th victory against 15 losses. Al NE” & slots Jussing, sore, Sons ine Lis nutes > iD ny ph Lollar for ance, i allowed eight, sont] There's news for bowlers who! at 4 o'clock. Mion big Jack’ $ a for] i homers in four James, | Zarilla, with three hits, and Johnny so kic e po o pull up pass r its, keeping pace wi is he Wimbledon crown in ad- ner’s spree erased the old mark Moss, with a homer, led the Brown | Nel : | : ’ ry Nelson " within one point, 14-13. It was in the game's lone marker. opponent until he weakened in the Last Night's Bowling Leaders { ministering the last defeat the of seven hamers in Jour games set attack. MAISIE this period that Head Linesman| Speedway registered its second ninth inning. : : Californian suffered, A BIG WAY” Boh Nipper removed a foot-long but straight triumph at Danville, 18-7) The game, postponed twice be- 600 BOWLERS (MEN) o ir TR Te BN 38 In the other men's semi- foal COSTA RICA” harmless snake from the playing with Dave Boyer, Jim Crumley and cause of rain, brought the Brew- pun Monrae, List Belt No Loco HI0 Bally Twyford, Sponsored Classic ... 307 second-seeded Frankie Parker eague an ings Results field. Con King doing the Spark Plug erg to their home diamond tonight Seset Laker, Sport Fhe 84 Jane Bwiggett, Sponsored Classic rx 304 Los Angeles was paired By ) Howe threatened again late in scoring. with a decided edge against the feo Aners Fox Hunt .... 643 Rose Parsons, Frey Radio Mixed ..... 802 Australia’s Jack Bromwich, nat AMERICAN LEAGUE oB'c (10 1% ow ral was due to in- i _ John Ott, Bport Bowl devise OTHER LEADERS (WOMEN) - y ‘ | Philadelohis .. . oo the third quartem and had the ball Warren Central Re Bet regular season champions. Louis foohn Oe. De dr Dairy 23 Marke OEE LANE ued wi with an old score to settle, Brom Kew Jyork : 8 8 43 a Phiaony ian 0 8 4 i 3 on the half-yard line on fourth augurate night football at the Post ville and Minneapolis will resume Bove Littrell, Link Belt } Mary Hadley, Linde Air Mixed 489 wich blasted Parker off the courts Dettoll a «14 84 838 ie Caban a Ph wy 4 : - mett Byers, Sport Bow wil Bennett, Blu Ribbon Ice Crm. 456 X Cleveland . 5! : 1 ’ . Ei] down. Edwards attempted a jump, road school but the game was re- their series at Minneapolis tonight gf Gaalema, National “es Frances Yelton, “Blue RMbon : Tm. 156 in_the deciding Davis cup match Philadeiphia » % 8 18 rooklyn fh oE ! Lo hary Scott : pass that fell short. Don Buck- set for tonight after heavy rain with the Colonels possessing a 2-1 a aa. Pox-Hunt 3 Ruth Shes. Poster Messick Mixed ... 453 which sent the trophy back to Ause Fan cere 880 TA 2 1 ol or 00 030 313= 3 i fi i » 0 u “es o \ 2 'HFUL” i sot’s punt from the end zone back- drenched things. |game margin. hry Bowl * 3 | tralia in 1639. hington . Sa i pes Shey. tanknend, | hestad 3 ns 4 spinned to his own 9-yard line and| The Silent Hoosiers’ tilt with! Before a crowd of 9689 fans, Neill ack Hunt, Fox-Hunt ~...... 820 Tourney Rescheduled Margaret. Oshorae of ‘Ban Pren- NATIONAL LEAGUE raaie, Wilks and Garagioin, cCrea i ‘ A | § ET Im ‘the Hornets went to work again. Lawrence Central also was a wash- made his important hit to driveimrancis Raftery, New York Central. 619 The “Sweet 16" softball tourney cisco, heir-apparent to the wom- Brookiyh | BoB 9, aid hi 8 i 3 i 3 ; " Bob Woods slipped through right out and was rescheduled for Mon- Heinz Becker home. Becker hadiTll iy nee... . 2 81 scheduled at Municipal stadium last en's crown surrendered By Pauline CR ‘a ane Nn " MM ne and ash ; 4 Ro. 4 NORSEYS tackle for the payoff. Stutz's kick day afternoon at the State School singled and advanced to second on Harold Volsmith, Fashion + #15 night and postponed because of wet Betz faced third-seeded Doris Hart New York ... ‘1 o@ amon | Philadeiphie wrasnns i 100 1 12 : e. oit, 8po ow . Inet aes ‘ . | 4) was blocked. {for Deaf. |Garden Gillenwater’s sacrifice, [Bill McGregor, Naval Ordnance ...... 814 grounds will be played tomorrow of Miami, in the Jower bracket Chicago. |. ‘8 BAN Bu chet" ‘and aka Pamaer i 5 nd Racing Schedule Bud Bilier: Rotedale Bury ew ph night. Jets Boal ig louise Blough a Philadelphia A seares 0 Hi 309 Bi. ] an WA, {Harry Poole, Dezelan’s Scratch . 607 er everly Hills, Cal, seeded secon AMERICAN "ASSOCIATION rereans # hwestern 0 Hi kh 3 h | 5 the in |W. Switzer, Circ-Air . 606 2 Chic : western 259 1g Cc 00 00 a TONIGHT | Wilbur Rosener. Construction . 08 Fight Results : | alte Sairet Mut. Maney Bolton] ol (Semi-Final Playoffs) L ro. I. der Pal 1 v * ve res ( ) 1 " : ADMAN" ae Auburn 80, Pt. Wayne Concordia 0. Wabash 13, Elwood 0. |At Indianapolis Speedrome, U. 8. 52 00, CUGttn *arort Bowl «oor. : 50 EOS TON. Al (Red) Driey 10%, Camn- ustralia, seede rst in the Milwaukee tei : 1.000 New York's at re ( qo rain), i AT WORK 4 dg p To Bull y \CABANA" Bicknell 27, Jasonville 0 Washington 0, Princeton 0 (tie) | and Kitley, midget cars. Lou Dougherty, Insurance ......... «+ #04 van, 172%, Boston (8) foreign fleld in the’ other, | Louiavie ery “867! I TION 4 he . Waite (Toledo, O.) 20, Elkhart 0. Reg Speicher, Bport Bowl . vo, €04 « Minneapolis Ww 2 333 A Tina Pla ) o t. HEX Bi ton 20, Sullivan 0 { TOMORROW » fo AN New Ha bo . [Rug 3, PA At Kok idget (night). Harold “Dee 3 an on Rid D INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE | Kansas ity hi ot 000 000— 1 = : } li i uffton 34, New v okomo, midget cars (n K r ck's e rvice .... 603 {ADSAS CILY ........ ) 1302 Banu Baton se Sr Rin iio [AL Franklin Fairgrounds. vi cars fons Sony: moans ur i CIWS ON and Riege Bid | maa Burgh | Biliord” aid glues; Wnt sod | S MY GAL" tral 0, h . |Art k Belt trravaras 80} Lae 200, (Only game’ scheduled. 2 AWLESS"” Chivage . Morgan Park 6, Hammond Trop Y Race [os st 33:30 pe (night). | iret pation. on Bowl Classic ...... soi For Amateur Golf Title | a - RN ’ 1 008! INTERNATIONAL. LacuR 4 - lark 3. xandria, m cars g Montreal sed 3 000 (Somi- offs) 4 “ollegs at 634 Clinton 38, Indiana Boys School 13 Billed Sep i. N At Salem, big cars. Trials at 12:30 1300 muctier Anti mee nn 1. 89; *Eliminated. PE SF eceenes HQed-s12s “ Columbia City 1 exandria | . 2 i | ** And . wg He or rib Connersville §, Rushville 6 (tie). The Harley- ep. Motoreycle| Pp. m. {Bil Russell. Kingan s 580 DEL MONTE. Tal, Sept. 13 (U- P)~Tyed old Jonny Dawsth. gamps. TODAY Krai PicoRe oad ey bah Bara ¢ TA RICA East Chicago Washington *13, Chicago oy; hag announced plans for a MONDAY NIGHT BE eK, nae rw... 883! Willy an ache and 4°Dain in every hone, lotiered oul to the first tee AMERICAN LEAGUE |and You : Fase; tah Vinuruind 5 d News Eerie Bows 19, Boonville 13. three-star tourist trophy race to be At Indianapolis Midget Speedway, Tod oY liber, Al son heres 510 today at Pebble Beach golf course in quest of the most coveted of all 8t Hicego ' phiidel ton, | Montreal at Syracuse (postponed, rein), :) | _~ Brausvills Memorial 2, Lafayette Lex. held at the Fountain Curve course . W. 16th st. Trials at 7 rm. | ubrey Beller. Pub. Service Ob, Mixed 347 SMTOD-pure golf Sro¥isathe National Amateur Golf championship, Bettol at New York. Major Leaders i ; a (Lex- Buck Buchanon, Frey Radio Mixed .. 585 Facing him in the 36-hole test was dapper young SKee Riegel, 32. Cleveland ai Boston. : o acort 14, Richmond [pear Brownsburg on Sept. 21, Ed Sargent, Bakers oh... MY vearcold Walker cup Star crack golf oo never ‘inner of NAlloNAL maa AMERICAN LEAGUE 7 Frankfort Id, ' Richmon h 13: | The event, for amateur and ex- Speedrome Races Herb Puckett, Real Sik Mixed . .... 32 | ! : p r golfer hut never * winner Of any Brookiyn ai fi Louk G AB R RH Po. 2 | Ennis Buis, C let iiivicd itle. oston A ittabur ic 4 | Garrett 7, Decatur 2 pert riders, will carry the sanction R 5 T h Bal Tendinatr, Mitchel Scott Me major tite ; that one of - his sons would some New York at Cineinnatl (2), Wiliams Soston ‘ 120 471 113 158 398 25¢ Tax g Hamm I oan Br Took Shale lof the American Motorcycle associa - eset, or onig t 12d Lucas, Allison No. 2 «oo 8411 They fought their way into the qav win the big crown. Way back Phe ER) it CAN ABKOCIATION Mecdouices Phil ia w 5 14 HH : ? ’ . oyd Thompson, Moose veee BIT . "ry Hea : ! 3 323 i Harrison . En Hariferd i¥ 13, puntos 6. [tion and points scored will go to- Rain prevented the scheduled 7, George Ley, gion, Mapes simi | sap, finals yesterday with convincing i, 1926, Johnny's older brother Rath (hemi Sellwaukee, igh) Pudsrag, Nv. Yor 18 3% tT G OF SIAM Kokomo, 25. Marion 8 {ward the national championship. midget auto races at the Indian. a Bt PRD Moric 233 Victories over worthy. foes. George, had gone to the semi-finals, Loulsville at Minneapolis night. NATIONAL LEAGUE i en Miranda i Jarnyeie 3 Miran he 8. | Time trials will start at noon and APOlis Speedrome, U. 8. 52 and Kit- 500 BOWLERS (WOMEN) Dawson. though failing badly in But that's as close as the boys ever NTERNATIONAL (FAcUR Walker, Phila 16 40h 1 ih "i : Eg" ¥ ele ; i 38 E 5 Linton 16, Terre Haute Gerstmever the first of the elimination sprints lev, last might and the rors ya atty Strisheck, Sponsored Ciassle . 895 the stretch, rolled past Jack Selby. got Montreal al Byracuse (night). fivarrelia, Ohi. 118 438 83 i 3g 2 5 red ! ; : : He ET ih 8, rut will start at 2:30 p. m. ese, for onight at the East Side julia Lang Sponsored Classic 38 a little-known player from Rye. “I'll win this one for Dad,” Johnny RESULTS YESTERDAY Galan. Cincinnati iw 5H Ue IN a a Da : Mansfield (0) 37, Ft. Wayne North Side 13. J. B. Jones, former. national ae ol etart at 7 oelock Trice Sider, Sponsored Clase |. Mas NV. 5 and 4 Riegel hat -# said AMERICAN LEAGUE olmes, ong LL. Mh 87 178 31} MFORT i Mune ‘Central 12. Fv Wayne Cenirsi 6. Champ from Anderson, already has ie a 8 WL AIL Al OOK ilinmsan. Bronsored Classic | s44 tOUEher time getting past the popu-' If he' does, Dawson, at #4, will Kou Vork 660 000 1 28 3 Kiner Pirates 43 Cooper. Ofants 38 » Land 3 New Albany 47, Huntingsburg 0 submitted an entry and riders are and the first of the elimination gir, peers. Sponsored Classic 32 lar young Felice (Phil) Torza, hecome the oldest ma the 47- _Houtteman and Swift, Revnoids, Starr, Mize, Gia 41 Willams, R. Box 29 \ULINE” i New Carle 19. Seymour 19 (tie) expected from Illinois, Kentucky, SPrints at 8:30 Marie Flack. Prey Radio Mixed M1 Wethersfield, Conn; but finally Hr Distr fn the even fo wie cir and OTITROR 00 813 100-11 17 1 i Blas ole 5 Plymouth 41, Monticello 0. wd J Jean Reap, Presto-O-Lite Bat. Mixed. . 840 : ' " ! Y ee ) A. Cleveland V D IN § i ee eer ern . ; : Lon 000 000 042 6 12 0 Mize, Giants 126| Elliott Sublects RU [ores of Woones, .. [OBlo.snd Michigan. . AMATEUR BASEBALL ar ur 152 made it, 7 aid | The cloest thing fo J sume 1 2007 * amar, Jima 108 Meg, Onineuse Bis itis 18 Marin Sith uesday : Shelbyville Jo Crawiordsville o PROPLasIONAL OTRALL Harry T. Hershbergers Fall Creek in-Fo Denny, Sponsored Classic #30. For Dawson, the final battle may when Francis Ouimet, now vice Fine, Zuber and Batts, McGab =~ oper, Giants igs + 3 ut m vashington 38, Pt. Wayne! Foo letics will play Simpson Studios at 2 p. m. Naomi Hendricks, Sponsored Classic. . 528 30-vear r 1 3 Was . . 0 Mantuiban UA a Cathols | -Amecics. Conforenes dO DA on i aI ie rary. Ronagres Classis i= end a 30-year quest. His father. president of the U. 8. G. A, cap- "Kramer and San Ky on JL Rebtnson. 04 pi 123 Kiner Pirates 110 : CHNICOLOR Vincennes 21, Terre Haute Wiley 8. Cliveiarny 55, Brooklyn 7. (48th-Arsensll. Players report at 1 p.m, 'Agnes Junker, Sponsored Classic . 823 Who died last month, had dreamed tured the title at the age of 43 and Eva ' ’ Williams, R. 8ox 113 Benen Sakae Vi A echnicolor GAL” r— . Irightwood in Savage y = ELOY pd ae — ., J 10LD" | September 27 "+ October 1 October nn October 1 Oc tober 25 November 1 i “November 8 November 1 15 ~ November 22 1 ‘ " | i . v | i Z 1 BEOoy ‘ BUTLER Ball State at Ohio U. 84. Joseph's gus at Wabash ___W. Michigan De Pauw W. Reserve Valparalse | at Cincinnati | Ea INDIANA | at Nebraska | Wisconsin at Towa —___ FMitsburgh at Northwestern | At Ohio Slate : at Michigan Marquette Purdue Replaces "PURDUE | at Wisconsin | Ohio State Notre Dame . | = st Bosten U. lines Towa at Minnesota a Pittsburgh at Indians ly | - serpin} cami II me er in insane | Sora— - Jagan, 11 P.M NOTRE DAME a a oor _at Pittsburgh Soap Jurdus : __ Nebrasks | lawn { Navy at Cleveland | Army | at. Northwestern =, | Tulane (Sept. 0). Canterbury (N) IT Te TTT p_— (Oct. 31 yt ~ . —— Ee . — iriner” INDIANA CENTRAL (Sept. 27) ‘Franklin (N) is at Defiance (N) | st Manchester Mp Roly Poly (N) Earlham (N) | at AnGurstn (N) Hanover (N) at Canterbury v1 RS y | (Repl. 26) | (Oct. 3) . AER Sho SC (Oct. 31) iy ——————— A TT TET Te ————————————— Lt ws - a p ANDE ON | Manchester oy a Franklin (N) THE Mt Ranover eT 8t McKendres —— Ball State iN) Indiana Central (NX) Sas Ol IN) f st Canterbury | ¥ IDE : BALL STATE Fo at Butler Eastern Tllinois Yalgeraien #1 St. Joseph's at Anderson (N) at Manchester at Michigan Normal | Aan ; (Sept. 20) _ ET — TTB nt ——1 y 1 8. East B4 CANTERBURY | at Indians Central (N) at Cedarville | Muskingham | | Manchester | Eatiham | at Hiram (0. Anderson 8 MA-325% / (Sept. 27) st Hanover { : ¢ ! | A VER MAISIE® peed pi a A i " —————————————— _———— , —— - i ys DE PAUW ! at Lawrence ! Louisville : v Rochester at Carleton : _Ohis Wesleyan at Butler at Earlham | Wabash { ! ; ™ (Sept. 26) i Yr———| v————— Bet. - . — ue 1 : EARLHAM | Rose Poly (N) { Manchester (N) Wilmington (N) st Franklin 9 at 1nd. Central (N) at Cantetbury | DeFanw | Olivet 3 208 G | (Sept. 26) | HA : . 5 : { v i ol Shelby SA EVANSVILLE Western Kentucky (N) at Buntiery Joo at Louisville . Marshall (N) at Murray Ktate Morris Harvey (N) | | st Kentucky Upper lows i" ¢ Hayden ‘ Joma . (Oct. 2) V _— te — Se— oe | ~ 2 ON 1 N at Indians Central Anderson (N) | Rose Poly (¥) | = Earlham J at Hanover LL vi Manchester | at Wimington (0.) i RANA" | 3 i A) (Det. 81) TT ” TT 4 E NIGHT" t HANOVER ‘ | Canterbury Georgetown Anderson ee Bt Manchester Franklin at Centre at Indiana Central | at Rose Poly 4 | | i ren ——— rn —— ————————————— —— ATA Cn a} by | ’ INDIANA STATE at Tlinels Normal Valparaise Ne. Minois U. fl. at llinols Wesleyan at Marshall al Pastern Hiinels * © KL. Joseph's { at Ball State £ (Sept . 26) { RE i ——— ih er - a —— — ps - | ! MANCHESTER | at (Ny { at Earlham (N)» | Indiana Central Hanover - at Canterbury | Ball State at Franklin | al Otterbein | ar 26) Ba — or RR { ROSE POLY at Earlham (N) at Shurtless (N) { at Franklin (N) at Indiana Central (Ny | Rio Grande Principia at Cedarville (0) Hanover { I I (Oct. 5) | | ! Bit (Oct. 26) AR om mo (Nov. 16) E | ST. JOSEPHS Valparaise at St. Norbert’s { at, Butler | at Ball State i at St. Ambrose Louisville ! at Indiana State Loras | "VAEPARAISO atl St. Joseph's at Indians State at Ball State | Great Lakds | Eastern Kentucky l | Wheaton | at Butler Niagara WABASH “=, Southwestern st Carrell 4 at Lake Forest | Butler Kenyon at Franklin | Oberlin at De Pauw | | | Army { ! Te | ILLINOIS Pittsburgh { at lows at New York Minnesols { st Purdue yo Michigan | W. Michigan st Olle State | Northwestern | “(ept. 70) North Dakela Biate | | —————— | dp—— { > rien IOWA : | 1 om » on | Mlineis { Indians { at Ohio State st Notre Dame at Purdue at Wisconsin Minneso!s { at U. CL 1 i ‘ » i . | 3 i i . i i . i MICHIGAN | Michi Slate | Stanford Pittsburgh at Northwestern Lo Minnesota ue _ a TNiinnis h,oaz Indiana ! at Wisconsin | Ohin State MINNESOTA Washington i st Nebraska & Northwestern at Tlinois al Michigan Pittshurgh Purdue § at laws | X Wisconsin 2 re pm ————— tem] —— emesis] m———— # { | NORTHWESTERN Vanderbilt fo Uv. C. LA } at Minneosis i Michigan Indiana Wisconsin at Ohio State | Notre Dame ery : at Hinois i g | inensts pe springs IL etic | ftarinsypinmiinn smn} a—— o i} Noire Tha te OHIO STATE : i Missourt ™ at Purdie | Soutien California lows ! at Pittsburgh | Indians go Northwestern Tilinois bed } i i i 1 i > i } ~ " i "WISCONSIN | Purdue I 0 wt tettaan \ Calitormia a Tale «3 Marquette ab Northwestern lows Michigan a 1 T = : November 28—Northern Tilinois Teachers ai Evansville. December §—Notre Dame va. Southern California at Los Angeles. :

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