PAGE 8 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .NOV. 26, 1932 WASHINGTON H. S. PLACES FOUR STARS ON TIMES’ ALL-CITY Tech, Manual Gain Two Positions, Dixie Boosts Many All-America Grid Hopes Crisler Takes Blue, Ripple and Irish One Each Basket Berth By United Press PRINCETON. N. J„ Nov. 26. Cherry Named Outstanding Herbert O. (Fritz) Crisler, who suc- Times’ All-City Teams ceeded Albert Wittmer as head foot- Back; Two Teams Are at BY DICK MILLER ball coach Princeton this season, has been appointed to succeed Equal. ~ FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM - jSj fL Iffißß Wittmer also as head coach of bas- POSITION NAME SCHOOL NAME SCHOOL BY DICK MILLER ketball. FNn Wittmer resigned from the basket- O'CONNOR Cathedral RCRNKIDES Shortrldae Washington’s powerful ball post because of illness TACKLE after RACMBACH Waahlnaton NELSON Broad Rinplc undisputed city holding it for nine years, during r'* Continentals, ARD SKODA Technical BROWN Waahincton which he produced eastern intercol- CENTER champions, grabbed four of LCZAR Washlnrton WAHL Manual legiate championship basketball r l ARn • * OATTO Shortrid arc FARRELL Cathedral the eleven plays on the 1932 teams in 1925 and 1932. In 1927 and TACKLE DEZEI.AN Waahinrton FARIS Shortridcc 1928 his quintets lost by two points all-Indianapolis high school in the KLEPPE Manual WISEMAN Broad Rlnnlc play-offs for title. BArK eleven, announced today. W .SlJ'.YjcA- ;C'L WELTON Manual HOWARD Waahineton mapX■ ®ACK high players makes ;•••■■" SOMERS Terhnlral RETTERER Shortrtdre The calibre of B*~ 4 BjPpifcs:- : BAf K it possible to select two teams of MI RBARGER Broad PAR Technical D.-Army Rlnnlc DI E almost equal N. on Air BAtK CHERRY strength, with good Waahinrton M’TARSNEY Washington reserve material to spare. Kleppe, end, is con- The Notre Dame-Army football HONORABLE MENTION Manual's big sidered the standout of local wing- feature at Yankee stadium. New T*rhn ' e " TACKLES-E. Johnson and Brudcr. Technical. York, OLARDS— Neraaton. men, but there is little to choose be- today, will offer a big treat Manual. OENTER-Fcssler. Technical. BACKS-Rohr and Breen. tween O’Connor, Burnsides, Wise- for radio sport fans. The contest Cathedral: Tottan, Waahinrton: Flaja. Technical: Cowden. Manual; Cullen. Park School; will be broadcast J. Brown and Daniels, Crlspus Atturka, Appel, Shortridre. man and little Jimmy Walker, the by both national Tech youngster, who loses out more chains. Columbia and N, B. C. because of his size than any other (WEAF>. The Indianapolis outlet shortcoming. on the Columbia chain will be over Tennessee Eleven Wins 60, WFBM. Burnsides Inconsistent The kick-off is scheduled for 1:45 Burnsides flashed great form at eastern standard time. 12:45 Indi- Loses Two in Seven times, but was inconsistent, and al- anapolis time, but the description Years though co-captain, lacked the spirit of pre-game features will go on the of leadership in some crucial mo- air as early as 11:45 Indianapolis ments. time, it is said. BY GEORGE KIRKSEY major team in the land approaches, Cnlted Press Stall Correspondent No one thing meant more in Captain Jimmy Hitchcock (left) and Gump Airail of Auburn Ted Husmg, for Columbia, and that record, but some of the edge Freddie Crawford, Duke Washington’s success than the play Granam McNamee, for N. B. C., will KNOXVILLE, Tenn., Nov. 26. is taken off it because of the fact of the two The “old big tackles—Baumbach be the broadcast chiefs, Army game” has created that Tennessee remained in its “own and Dezelan. These two huskies place in the gridiron Ten- a sun for backyard” to play most of its made possible many of the runs nessee's Volunteers. games. turned in by flashy Harry Cherry Elks Launch West Pointers, OUST RETZLAFF, WINE Three Major Rob- The only time the Volunteers ven- and other Purple ball-toters. Faris ert Neyland, Major William Brit tured across the Mason-Dixon line and Nelson are rated about equal, Heavyweight Bout Called No Con- ton and Colonel Paul Parker, have was last year New while E. Johnson when they beat of Tech was a Booster Pin test; Purses Are Held Up. drilled Tennessee so thoroughly in York U., 13-0. fine player hampered by injuries football technique that over a A peculiar about Tenneseee and Hank Bruder played By United Press thing spotty ball. DETROIT. stretch of seven years their pupils coaches, supporters and players is There was a dearth of guards and Nov. 26. Charley only the Drive have met two defeats. that they do not exactly crave out- center assignment goes ,to Event Retzlaff, Duluth heavyweight, and The complete seven-year record is side recognition. Luzar of the Continentals, because Frankie Wine, Barberton, 0., were sixty victories, two defeats and five “There are enough good football he outplayed Wahl, scrap- ordered out of the ring at the end py pivot, Manual’s The active campaign for ties for an average of .967. No other teams in the south to keep up i£ when they tangled in the the Elks of the sixth round of their scheduled competition,” said Major Britton. nty title game. Fessler acme fast international sixteenth annual bowl- ten-round bout Friday night, and “We have had some pretty fair at the close of the season. ing tournament that will be rolled the fight declared no contest. teams in the seven and Today their managers were last years, Cherry Best Back on the Indianapolis Pritchett recre- trying we haven’t been able to win the to persuade the boxing commission Talking alleys during April, southern title. We have plenty of Tech had more spasmodic backs ation March and to release their purses. Bob Sage, the time to start choosing outsiders than any other team, but Somers will be launched tonight at the Ho- referee, charged that neither fighter played after we win our own champion- consistently throughout the tel Antlers when Exalted Ruler Wil- was trying. ship.” season. Flajc was injured, Pardue Over Major Neyland, played was liam Fahey meets with the commit- It who end brilliant at times and Bohne , BY JOE WILLIAMS at West flashed tee of one hundred, national officers YALE VET PROMOTED Point in 1914-15-16, became running power in a few Tennessee coach almost by acci- games. of the Bowling Association, Cham- By United Press Nov. 26.—Major dent. He was sent to Knoxville as Harry Cherry easily was the out- ber of Commerce and newspaper YORK, NEW HAVEN, commander of the school’s R. O. T. standing back in the city, especially men. A1 Millington, chairman, has Conn., Nov. 26. NEWRalph Sasse led his last foot- C. on George in 1925. A back field coach was offense. Ricky Murbarger of completed all arrangements for this Connors, track coach and ball Army in review before the big and he for needed took it as a side job. Broad Rpiple played almost as well and a real “pep” session is trainer the Yale football team, town up at the stadium today when Then he became head and meeting has appointed hand coach the Frank Welton was the spark a sure result. been advisory trainer the West Pointers went into next year and sent for his m for all of Dame. team- Manual’s back field. Elks are proud of the fact Yale’s athletic teams, to hand conflict against Nore mates on the Army Three The effective immediately. varsity the team, Britton fine players—Retterer, bril- tournament second in Like most of his men, and Parker. liant Shortridge that their is Frank Kanaly, major is through with runner; McTars- size to the American bowling con- associate track youthful He has developed three all- Washington’s coach, will be head coach of the football after the current season ex- fine defensive gress national event. Indianapolis America players—Gene McEver, 1929 full back, and Howard, track team. Connors and his men who are Purple star host to the Elks in their tour- served twenty- pires, like half back; Bobby Dodd, 1930 quar- are relegated to the was three years as track and leaving athletics behind, he turns second team, nament of 1926, but the 1933 event i '* football ter, and Herman Hickman, 1931 and Rohr and Breen of Cathedral trainer at Phillips Exeter Academy again to the business of soldiering guard. He has two to will more than double the entry of all-America honorable mention. :’G before coming to Yale ten years ago. as a profession. possibilities in this year’s team that meet. in Asa whole, the city grid compe- ■ bowl- Football historians may find it difficult Beattie Feathers, half back, and tition While some of the greatest properly appraise coaching ability was the toughest in years, to the Van Rayburn, end. Feathers is one and ers in the country compete in this of the major. Football historians always Washington was forced to turn ART experience this difficulty in dealing with of the best kickers in the country. n SOOI great meet, the appeal to all Elks to enter SAYS: They come and go with play capture the Army coaches. ltitle.M Thel t 0 and roll is great, as good fellow- Some how great frequency. Generally the limit Is individual material also four, years. was of higher ship awards make up a large share enough to caliber. the Thanks- You may say that's time bf the prize list. Beattie Feathers, Tennessee John Cain, Alabama establish class or the lack of it and maybe March to giving dinner you are right. Still the Pop Warners, the City Title National officers who will preside Howard Joneses and the Knute Rocknes Dr. Sam Sher, Chi- Football in Dixie is looking up, and it appears (Hurry) Cain, last year's all-America full back, was * 1 doesn’t taste required a much longer stretch. The Washington galloped out in front tonight are: legends of their magic grew with the of Manual, cago, president; Joseph Vlaciha, that the southland has an unusually large number one of the big reasons. He hopes to repeat on the §fßj 4* quite as good years. then nosed out Short- \ ridge by vice-president, John star elevens this year. >/• legends a touchdown. The Cicero, 111., and of all-America candidates this year. Jimmy Hitch- j on the second To what heights would these Conti- Milwaukee, secretary Duke is breaking into the big time under Wallace have soared if the Warners, the Joneses nentals put on a garrison finish to (Dolly) GrayT cock is rated of the greatest running, kicking or third day. and the Rocknes had been restricted to one Wade, former Alabama mentor. One of his out- demonstrate outdistance Tech by three and treasurer. four short years in which to touch- and passing backs in the south. His forward pass- standing products this year is Crawford, the soundness of their formulae? Rockne downs. They did not play Freddie was at. his peak when he wag killed, Cathe- to giant tackle. It will be hard to Don dral, ing Gump Airail is reason Auburn is un- keep Zimmer- ; After Warner seems to have gone over the hill, but both Manual and Short- HOOSIER CADETS LOSE one one man, Tulane’s one-man back field, off the all-star " drink of Jones still is very successful. ridge dropped the Irish. By Times Special defeated. WL V^ 5 fresh The fantasy I am toying with is that if Beattie Feathers chief “all” candi- teams, and of is another ••. •'* Shortridge is Tennesee’s Dixie Roberts Vanderbilt BL corn whiskey it's Major Sasae had decided upon coaching u I. T. did not play Manual CULVER, Ind., Nov. 26.—An in- easily become date. He’s hard to when he starts playing and real threat. Rayburn, Tennessee end; Leyendecker, W as a career he might have and the south siders bumped Tech tercepted pass and fifty-yard run stop * *h* consumer one of the great names of the game. He BY CHRISTY WALSH most Tennessee’s touch- tackle; Scafide, Tulane, and sPH? Wlw*B imagination, daring, out of the title picture. by full back Durham in the last hss been responsible for of Vanderbilt Hupke, Ala- who needs re- nas personality, Member, All-America Board of Football After los- guards, and Gracey, Vanderbilt understanding and the inspirational spark ing to both Manual and Washing- two minutes of play gave Kentucky downs this year. The Vols also are unbeaten. When bama, center, are ART ROSE lief and not the —in short, everything the assignment de- (Reg. U. S. Pat. Office) ton, Alabama upset unbeaten Thursday, John other real threats for all-America jobs. mands. Tech opened with a vengeance Military Institute a 7 to 0 victory Vanderbilt farmer. I think he ia the greatest coach the YORK. Nov. 26.—John and slaughtered here Thursday. n tt n Army ever weighing all the elements. Shortridge. over Culver had. only NEWOehler, Purdue captain and His teams have been beaten four Thus Washington gained a clear times in three years. His material has center, and Joe Kurth, Notre Dame Here’s a sure cure for in- title claim, as Broad Ripple Cola series an been no better nor worse than it should tackle, are the Hoosier grid players dropped Pete vs. Coca resulted in Levinsky 111; somnia. Don’t count sheep. have been. With run-of-mine timber, his close 6 to 0 games to Manual and odd game win lor Hoosier Pete. annual products have been progressively included in this week’s all-America Shortridge, Moss, Horstmann on imagine it’s time get and Park Gregory Just to better. ratings based on stellar play school and When Barbasol and and Appel in Crispus Attucks did take the drives in St. Louis tonight, thev up. games of Nov. 19. helped not engage with will be shooting against anew record, Scrap Called Oehler any city meet, a present Army team may not trounce Indiana and Kurth demon- elevens. score for this Midwest the Charles Krons team of St. Louis rolling 3,320; 90 Eleven mark set by the O. Sun’s All-Star A writer tells us: “In the be the greatest in the country strated the Navy top pins better than the THE to how a flight Chicago in 1928 and 131 By United Press in east, but by any lineman performs. Henry team of large laundries the very latest or even the pins over the A. B, C. mark of 3.189 rolled CHICAGO, Nov. 26.—Influenza is a flrst-rate outfit. Six members of bv the Tea Shop of Milwaukee in 1927. By United Press scientific devices are used.” In standard it this week’s list YORK, York named its all- knocked out King Levinsky way to how are new to The Pin Gossip NEW Nov. 26.—The New Sun today tonight the and There is no estimate ratings. selects Jack Hunt was the reason the Wildcats Army before get small old-fashioned picked BY LEFTY LEE were wild, his 628 total giving them a America football teams, placing two players each from and Primo Camera could a improvement would be noted from tilts of Nov. 19 follow: during ones, we understand, they are much triple win over the Bisons the State Purdue on the first eleven. chance. in Army teams of the future if the BATCHELI.OR Highway League plav on the Central drives. Officials still removing buttons by roared and the Wolves took Warren Heller of Pittsburgh is rated the outstanding player. The of the Chicago stadium hand. major remained at the Point in Georgia—Rated All-America for his Barbasols Smash Records The Lions also superb end play against for cover, dropping everything. The Foxes out and work just Friday canceled heavyweight undefeated Au- records went were with an odd game Sun points that Heller's offensive defensive enabled their tt charge of football. In due course, burn Batchellor stands 6 feet 2 Season by the boards and Bears content and win from the Panthers and Tigers In the a fair Pittsburgh team to make a brilliant record. bout which had been scheduled for you probably be reading about weighs 200. His 40-vard punting average during Friday night’s play on local would against Auburn was the losing Georgia other sets. Wednesday night. They said they wizardy of Sasse system. team s greatest defensive weapon. alleys, the Barbasol team of the City FIRST TEAM POSITION ALTERNATES the the 728 Prima Beverage, would confer with man- League going over 1,100 Jack Hunt had for .LEFT END RAYBURN, Tennessee Camera's At any rate, here is the major with his HAROLD the mark but this -team lost two to City Candy K.ING, Army agers today in hope of At the height when Lang, and Ward pounded LEFT WILBUR, arranging a greatest team, bowing out. Navy—The three times to total 3,412 and John Dawson BROWN, Southern California TACKLE Yale of his success, he Is through. Within a stalwart defense of the Mid- out counts of 683, 635 and 629 to give GAILUS, Ohio substitute for Levinsky or postpon- shipmen. inches from own goal, Blue of the Coca hitting the CORBUS, Stanford LEFT GUARD.. State few months he will drop trom the head- due their was Colas the winners a total of 3,102. ing the fight one week. Stan Porela submerged in that ob- in a large measure to the magnificent maples for a total of 790 ELY, Nebraska CENTER GRACEY, Vanderbilt lines. completely playing and fighting spirit of on games may take scurity marks the operation of a this great The third 700 score in this loop, a SUMMERFELT, Army ..RIGHT GUARD SMITH. Colgate the place of the King- which T e af,er time of 234, 280 and 276. The Barbasol * Harold the Barbers to a gigantic military machine tackled the Notre Damel2i man 704 by Holt, led Benny KURTH, Notre Dame... RIGHT TACKLE SMITH, Southern Calif. fish against the Italian giant. The Chief Tire Changer And somehow. I think that is not only with the ball team rolled on the Hotel Antler triple win over Martin Truck. Mulvey had Purdue RIGHT END PETOSKEY, Michigan a fine thing for the major but for foot- KRUEGER drives and Blue collected his a 630 lor the winners to make tilings MOSS, ROSE TIRE CO., Inc. ball. 1 know It is a fine thing for the huge sure. NEWMAN, Michigan QUARTER BACK MONTGOMERY, Columbia major because he is an ardent soldier, Marquette—ln a close. hard-fought score in the Washington League on RUNS 930 N. Meridian St. viclory over HELLER, Pittsburgh LEFT HALF HITCHCOCK, Ala. Poly. LONG FEATURE deeply interested in the problems of na- Washington and Jefferson, alleys. manager Stahlhut Jewelry gave Fall City Lager TIRE tional defense. And I think it*is a fine this alert center was the most consistent the Illinois He is of a battle, but lost the rubber when Clar- HORSTMANN, Purdue RIGHT HALF SANDER, Wash. State MILLER DISTRIBUTORS thing for football because it helps to star m the strong Marquette line. He the Illinois establishment. ence Mack and Eddie Schott scored 641 CAIN. Alabama FULL BACK VIVIANO, Cornell By Times Special maintain the proper balance between the blocked two more kicks, bringing his and 635 for the winners. Arnold rolled total to seven. CLINTON, game and the individual. season Krueger broke The Barbasol team was to the grand 613 for Stahlhut. Ind., Nov. 26.—John sav the institution and through the line repeatedly. led Magnobosco’s Perhaps I should total by Don Johnson who had a score By United Press powerful Clinton high the individual. Oive of the curious truths of 728. Jess Two-game wins ruled the K. of C. possible for an in- Corbus Pritchett rolled 695; Frank League play, on the Delaware alleys. YORK, Nov. school football brought a great of football is that it is Hueber. 682; John Fehr and Jerry NEW 26.—Purdue, Four Tilts Card team dividual time to the un- 660. Scott Trucking, Pittman-Rice Block on for season to an in overshadow Stanford-Rated All-America, because of O'Grady was a record “doggie” with a Coal. one of the Big Ten’s teams, end here by defeating Mothers! versity for which he is employed. stellar Optical and Quinn Grocery defeating unbeaten I individual work against the heavy total of 647. The Marott Shoe Shop Penn Coal Reitz of 19 I have no quarrel with Individualism but and highly touted team was the of this series, losing J. J. Blackwell Son, Finneran was the only school to place two Memorial Evansville, to on more California line. Stan- victim Grocery and Hoosier Optical. Cage Tourney Tonight 6. Get It seems to me that It should ride ford was the underdog, but Bill Corbus the entire set. men on the 1932 all-America foot- Thompson ran fifty yards for Read y important matters than double wing backs led the fight to a scoreless tie. Vogelsang the one touchdown twenty-five and deceptive line shifts. really looked best during this set ball team selected today by and f tt be a good idea John Blue's sensational series with games of 201, 215 and a total Tonight’s second in So I sav perhaps would Kurth started after his first game, in which 213. New York World-Telegram. round action yards for another. Bebich raced for Santa’s if all the universities patterned after the he rolled 234. Starting of 629. M. O'Grady had 615; Cochrane, of Notre Dame—He rates All-America, his second game 618, Murphy 602. and the early season tourna- around end twenty-five yards Armv and restricted the term coach- be- with a strike, and then a spare. Blue and Moss, right end, Horstmann, basketball for ing service to four years. In that way it cause the Navy found it impossible to gain the other Clinton through his position. put in ten in a row for a score of 280 full back, were the Boilermakers will feature touchdown. 4 QUESTION might be possible to distinguish between Kurth was the and then started his third game with Friddle rolled a total of 626 to lead ment the contest be- the coach and the head master. At least outstanding lineman for Notre Dame and seven more the Indianapolis Post to an odd game honored. Weiner and McGanon played was the on strikes before he hit a trifle tween G. & J. Tire and Lee and it would be less confusing. Or am I off down field every punt. high, leaving the 3-6-10 spare which he win over the Bell Telephone Post during 'low: Jay great ball for Reitz. The lone BOX again? made, and then the American Legion series at the Antler The selections f side striking until his final drives. POSITION—PLAYER—SCHOOL. quintets. With Red Holt, former blemish on Clinton’s Tbe major's success as a coach be- WILBUR ball, when he scored nine for a 276. Irvington also ivon two from record was an comes even more when it is T Ed Casey, a of Bruce Robinson, as Haywood-Barcus won Left End—Anderson. Colgate. 8 to 6 defeat at \ noteworthy _ d'e Blue's sheet showed total twenty- Shortridge the hands Dec. sth little himself. Football,J**77 All-America Board of three from Mcllwaine-Kothe. Left Tackle—Smith. Southern California. star, and Overman, of Cen- known that he played very rates this tackle as the outstand- seven strikes, eight spares and no open Guard—Vaught. Texas Christian. tral of Evansville. Mv recollection js that he didn't even ing lineman in a frames. Twenty-one of these were Left battle of mud and water. strikes St. Center—Gracey. Vanderbilt. Technical ace, in its lineup, Lee and make his letter at the Point. He was a Wiibur was a powerful charger and secured in the last two games, seventeen Joan of Arc results on the Uptown Succeeding Biff Jones, he opened drives showed the and Right Guard—Summerfelt. Army. fine end coach. wide holes in the Harvard line for coming in a row.. Despite this scoring Centennial Press Right Notre Dame. Jay make its bid to upset the a finer head coach. He knew foot- ball carrier. the Yale the Coca Cola lost games Eatons taking two games from Fagon Tackle—Kurth. will became team two to Seed Right End—Moss. Purdue. ball and how to handle men. You don't India Tire these boys scoring 1,117 and and General Tire, while Duffy Malt Michigan. combination which captured the OEHLER were losing Quarter Back—Newman. need to know much more. That's a pretty 1,068 in their first and third games. Bohne and Four-Thirty-Seven three Half year. rolling to and I.est Baik—Zimmerman. Tulnne. final game of the event last fair system in itself. Purdue—But one touchdown was scored 672, Boesnecker, 665, and Bowen, Barrett Coal Missouri-Pacific. A Right Auburn. through the Purdue line during 257 finish by Feist gave him high single Half Back—Hitchcock. games tonight's the entire 653, for the winners. Full Back—Horstmann. Purdue. Three other are on 1932 season and that was registered against games and a three-game total of 633, H. S. NET SCORES Faust was high FRIDAY reserves. Chief credit for this extraordi- Wheeler Lunch was also in a scoring Ed over the three game card. The schedule follows: Balriibrldge Fillmore. 10. nary record goes to the and route with 645 while J. Collins showed on p M. 55: spirit rugged- mood and Hoosier Optical will have their 628. Covington. 37; Pine Village. 31. ness of John Oehler, captain and work cut out when they against 7:oo—Fifty-second Street Merchants vs. 11. center, Purdue's roll 'this Whiteland. Prairie Creek. 25. Concannon. whose stellar playing helped crush team's scores later, the Wheeler counts 26-28 East Washington Linden. 27; Bowers. 21. Indiana. being 1.034. 1 025 and 1,013, a total of Wrav again led the Central State En- Football Games Today 7:so—Tansy Milk vs. Indianapolis Flashes. Delphi. 31: Lebanon. 25. SCHALDACH 3.071. Wimberly had 677; Faust. 670, and velope play, a 238 count giving him a B:4o—East Tenth Merchants vs. Indian- Greencastle, 18; Danville. 14. Miller, 639 during this set. score of 601. Catalogs won three games apolis Reserves. Onion 22: Owensvllle, 14. California—This hard running half back from Commercial, as Baronials won two 5:30—G. & J. Tire vs. Lee and Jay. entered the game in the quarter from Coins in plav. Georgia at Georgia Tech. Ervin. 36; New London. 23. fourth Bright ream 28; and almost, unassisted, carried With Koester, and Mever roll- Army Dame at New York. Scottsburg. Edinburg. 22. the ball ing totals of 645 and 619,. Indiana and Notre SEVEN REGULARS BACK 40; Ben 21. sixty-two yards, though failing to 659. Two-to-one the In college at Holy French Lick. Davis. against It score Sarburetor and Brake Service had an easv was result the Insur- Boston Cross. first Warren Central, 19: Fortville. 14. Stanford. was a scoreless tie. taking games from ance League play. Mutual Life and Gregory The University of Reduction time three the Geisen and Appel defeatin gHoosicr Tulane at Detroit’s bas- Sale! Fairland. 20; New Palestine, 18 Product team. Schering being the only Casualty and 28; Franklin. 22 CHESNULEVICH Reserve Loan Life. Moore was the star Stanford at*Pittsburgh. ketball squad this year will be Martinsville member of the losing quintet to roll in of this Clav Citv. 32; Freelandville, 28. Boston College—He form, his score being 608. set. with a 257 single and three- Baylor at Rice. by return of showed the best game total of 640. strengthened the seven North Vernon. 28; Greensburg, 37. sustained offense the against at 25; of dav Bos- Texas Christian Southern Methodist. CHOICE OF THE HOUSE Converse, Greentown. 31. ton university and for Schmitt Insurance also won games ir- 24: Veedersburg. 19. rates All-America three DaAkert made the members of the Power Washington and Jefferson at West Hillsboro. carrying the ball seven of the eight plavs from Hemrey Candy. Dave James leading and Light League St. Mary's iHuntlngtom. 39; Hunting- in a 45-yard march think thev were on the ginia. to touchdown. the winners with a 611 total, that received big time, when he games of 222 ton township. 16 support rolled Wyoming at Aggies. Saturday ONLY! Jeffersonville 37; Paoli, 22 NEWMAN better than Lindamood's 618 lor 2*6 and 214 for a total of 682. Cooney Colorado All Knightstown. 31; Cambridge Citv, 20 the losers. scored a 265 In his middle game, but failed College of Puet Sound at Columbia At the of Our Better Dresses to hit the pins. Silent Hoosiers (Indianapolis l . 29; Mor- Michigan—Rating All-America for the 600 mark bv two Team (Ore.). Memorial (Knightstown!, 27. fourth time this season, this super- Indiana Billiard won the odd game from results showed triple wins for Third Floor Capitol Poultry Cos. ton Lilly Luggage during their no and Morris over Washinton and Lee at Duke. Lanesville, 13. quarter back won the game and the Big session, Street Fourth Floor and Leavenworth. 25: 600 counts appearing in Gonzaga. Meridian Street Logansport. 28; Winamac, 25 (overtime). Ten championship for the Wolverines. His this set. Fifth Floor. Montana at 1018 South K Ladoga, 35; Darlington, 24. great passes practically were stopped and Santa Clara at Loyola (Los Angeles). 30; 26. his running game was checked, Other games in the City League resulted Alice Shea closed the night with a 259 Muncle. Connersville. but New- in a triple win for Hoosier Coffee game to total 582 and Drake at Marquette. Mooresville. 31: Beech Grove. 25. man. a resourceful triple threat, turned to and lead the Block CHICKENS 23. kidking Johnson Chevrolet over Rose Tire and Optical Ladies League plav all the wav. Fisk at Morehouse. SSSSf-xo woo New Market. 36; Wavnetown. for the thrust that beat Min- 17; 16. Hotel Antlers, and an odd game win for Dawson had 549; Alexander. 514: r Newport, Dana. nesota. Thomls Colorad college at New Mexico. 25 (Copyright, Welling & Cos., 546; Rickabaugh. 533: Meker. 526; Weis- Baking CHICKENS .90 32; 1932, from Case. North Judson. Monon. by The Christy Walsh Buaweiser man. 511: California Tech at San Diego. SUNDAY North Manchester. 45: Somerset. 20. Syndicate) Scores over the 600 mark were Larry Fox. Maver. 508: Illff. 548: McKinnon. 643; Mahoney. 615; 630; Mills, 505; McAnly. 523; 518: McDaniel. Wesley Russiavllle. 24: Prairie 23. Burnett. 521; Forward. Norman at Tennessee An. 26; 684; Sriver 624 A1 652; 569: Mever. 518: Johns 509 SPRINGERS NITE’ Rochester. Plymouth. 23. Kimmel. Bunch. Harlan. Delaware at Washington college. Peru. 25. 623, and Baker, 617. Bunch. 525, and Brewer. 500. Coca Cola. All Sizes—All Colors Values 37: Kokomo. SI. Bowes Seal Fast and Lunch won Mt. Comfort. 32: Pendleton COCHRANE IS BANKRUPT games Thomas AFTERNOON, Shelbvville. 21: Rushvllle 19. Fountain Square Recreation League three from Bowlet. Kribs and H W were getting the Geiger Candv. as McGaw Rockville. 29: Perrvvllle. 19. bowlers also wood. Oef- dianapolis Insurance. In- BENDER PLAYER HURT Sevmour. 26; Columbus. 31. Former Billiard Champion Claims tering-Litselman Coal showing Pierson with Baseball Club and Hoosier Pete STREET H tO City. 30; Linton. won two Irom Scheneidr. Heidenreich Swttz 17. 708. Mounts. 660; Abbott. 643. and ists and Geisen Product. Flor- Tipton. Atlanta. 24 for a total of 3.131 that By Times Special AND SPORT 37: Buren. 14 He’s Broke and in Debt. Wuensch. 607. Rllev. 30: Van By United Press was good for a triple win over Indian- Bedford. 33: Vincennes. 21. apolis Toilet and Apron Supply. Charlie Crav led the Avalon League WHITE PLAINS. N. Y., Nov. 26- FASHIONS Windfall. 30: Young America. 22 LOS ANGELES, Nov. 26.—Welker bowlers F 5 "- scoring 619 with gamf* Bend (Ind.) Central high Cowan. 27. Bt. Marv's (Anderson*. 23. of 206. 203 and 210. Joe Fulton was next South 39; Mathews. 19. Cochrane, former world's champion in line with 612 over the route. The warriors rested Friday Summitvllle. Ridlen tried hard to put the Em-Roe Drivers. Irons and Divots games school grid DRESSING billiard player, filed voluntary won three CDCr over during the West Side 13-- * TURNED a team League from the Roughs. Putts and Traps, as after their 7 to 7 tie with White rrtt c DELIVERY Rough crepe, satin and rough crepe combinations, TTOE HAS petition in bankruptcy in federal ol*v. but Walt Roeder drooped to 126 and Stymie lost two to the Caddies. Plains here Thursday. Today the only seven they lost the odd game to Indiana. Ros- Tomorrow. Nov. 26, at 8 P. M.. the crinkly- crepe or sheer wool, featuring the high From 1914 to 1931 court today. setter Trucking also won two from Prest- Goerger and Lang fought Hoosier youngsters in New Big Surprise Coupon Event Battery. it out for fop were necklines, Yale playr* were elected to all- Cochrane placed his liabilities at O-Lite honors in the A. C. E. S League the York to witness the Notre Dame- Takes Plare at the picturesque sleeves and Empire waist- Before former winning. 630 to 611. Boerger s first teams. that $1,663.72 and his assets at $l9O, on A 532 bv McGinitv start was a slow 140 bu* he lines. America diana count led the In- followed this Army grid classic. eighty of exemption. His Ladies League plav and gave the with 243 and 247. Brandt Bros., and period no fewer than which he claimed Van Camp girls a triple win Kingan uo John Feet, sub half back of the CAPITOL POULTRY CO. over Indianaoolis Star won three smes from DRexel 3030 Yale’a players had appeared on wife, Volta H. Cochrane, filed a and Cos. The Partiow and Herman Schmitt Geiger-Peters and Domestic Insulators as Indiana eleven, suffered a fractured team also took East End Tttngclaus Everybody similar petition. three from took two from Public Service of , Is Invited and the honor iole. Greenhouse and Old Gold. The Hoosier Indiana, collar bone in the game. New Greater BRENNER’S