PAGE 10 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .NOV. 28, 1931 Talking TWO CHANGES ARE MADE IN INDIAN OFFICE STAFF It Over Camera Is Dixie Scrapper Albie Booth BY JOE WILLIAMS Riley New Battle for Trinity Against Olympics Faces Redman YORK, Nov. 28.—Primo Seriously 111 NEWCamera may be a hollow Ring Victor Just * Secretary ' By Special shell to Jack Sharkey and the rest \ *-k • ] Times of the boys, but Victorio Campolo NEW YORK. Conn.. Nov. 28— and 12.000 persons who saw him Primo Cops ‘Dreadnaught’ Albie Booth, Yale’s sensational 148- and back, whack all the willingness and most Walter Is Moved Up and pound captain half ended of the life out of the angular Ar- Crown When Campolo his brilliant collegiate football career gentine in a round an half at the Dale Miller Is Named when his drop kick last Saturday Garden Friday night today joined . ‘Retires.’ gave the Tigers a 3-to-0 triumph in out Assistant. over Harvard, ancient Eli rival. with the and out assertion By United Press that he's a fire-eating rhinoccrous Booth was confined at New Haven Two more changes in the office NEW YORK, Nov. 28.—The among the bigger blokes. oft- hospital today with pleurisy. He staff of the Indianapolis baseball exploded Primo Camera “super hr's the champion was taken there Friday from Yale Certainlv. of Profes- club were made with the ap- man” ! sor 'William dreadnaueht divi- today myth was revived today, with infirmary after his temperature Muldoon's Walter Riley secre- had sion. pointment of as the Italian giant boasting the ! mounted to 103. He was taken ill ring tary and Dale Miller as assistant In the same In which he launch'd “world's dreadnaught champion- j Wednesday and at first his case was bv mop- secretary. joined the the sreat American sucker tour Riley Indians ship” as proof of his prowess. said to be a hard cold. He missed nine up the place with Bie Bov Peterson last spring moves up from the and Primo gained his title through a today’s game with Princeton and three vears aeo. Camera was a vastly Im- post of road secretary. William E. proved fighting two-round knockout of Victorio will miss the round-robin tourney man. and as impressive as Clauer formerly held this position, Campolo, 224-pound Argentine n possibly could he under the cir- next Saturday. Riant which has open since the mid- fifteen- cumstances. I liked the he been gaucho, in a scheduled wav buckl'd of Octboer. down to his task and lashed himself Into dle round bout at Madison Square Gar- Riley battle when Camnolo rocked him riant is 34 and was in the furni- den Friday night before 13,000 spec- under the gun. ture business here for about twelve tators. Sing Sing Grid

Victorio Maria have regained his years. He is a of Charlie ' 5 mieht brother .... W* The "dreadnaught” competition is when ' ;* ' ■■** , hgty. isi • Vfkko yf : feet after the second knockdown, Riley, former Notre Dame quarter limited to the half-dozen ring men he was counted out. but w-ould have been back who is now coach at Program Hit en- footbal more than 6 feet 3 inches in height flattened anyway. The Primo punched New university. right: Luzar, full Bubric, half back; back; Bresnik, quarter back. tirely fast, altogether too Mexico Left to back; Stanfield, half and scaling more than 220 pounds. too and was Dale Miller has been employed By United Press strong. Primo Has Courage with the Spalding goods Followers of local independent west team has been de- stars make up the Olympic squad OSSINING. N. Nov. 28—Sing Camera, whom Leon See said was stale sporting side not Camera’s knockout of Campolo Y.. feated in three years. one of the mainstays being Ring- :: Sing authorities prepared today for Friday night. today opened a *5.000 a week company and is 35 years old. He is and league football will go to showed the big Italian to better ad- v ,S Broadway a The Olympics have confined wait, former Indiana university the game here Sunday with the engagement, at a vaudeville well-known basketball official, col- Pennsy park Sunday to view the vantage than his few previous hon- house. Two or three shows a dav la the and high school, their action to games over the warrior. Former prep school and Poughkeepsie All-Stars, lege and is chair- est bouts, but not impress ca- announcing little French manager s Idea of a com- man of the state struggle between Holy. Trinity A. state this fall, meeting high class local stars give the Trinities a fast did Battling Bozo 200 fans would accompany All- American Legion pable boxing judges. It proved that ! the plete rest for the Venetian leviathan. athletic board. He was of C.s and Riverside Olympics. Many independent elevens and holding and stout outfit. It will be brother Stars. this in the face of an attack willingness pair referee Primo is the master of Campolo, See announced his to consecutive high of the best gridders jn the city opponents small of against brother Sunday, with BOZO of Birming- on “publicized games” mav seven state school to the totafc certain future football at the Primo with Tommv Loughran. and finals will be found with these machines. twelve points. Above are pictured Harold Wolf playing with Trinities once touted as a BATTLINGham, Pa Stribling’s latest en- the prison. wind up accepting the Christmas fund tournaments. heavyweight champion,' and gave Trinity won the pennant in the the back field aces with Trinity. and A1 Wolf with the Riversides. try in the field of light heavies The criticism was made bv Su- date of Dec. 11. provided Professor tytul- new of Camera’s stamina and Em-Roe Senior League and the Former college and high school Kick-off will be at 2 p. m. probf and heavyweights, comes to the preme Court Justice dotm will waive his hcavv-heavvweight courage, but did nothing to remove William F. rule. Armory Tuesday night to meet Bleakley, who declared doubts his punching “advertising Dempsey Stops regarding Jack Redman, Indiana heavy- convicts and making heroes of power and skill. them thing must Car- weight champion, in the ten- is generally bad.” be said for Campolo with a rush and nera. He keeps and for started round feature of the weekly Le- ONE busy, Dame Faces Purdue to Primo through- mitt Three Notre Army, carried the fight gion show. WINS BRITISH the past few months has made no Setups RACE out the first round. The two giants Bozo has a notable record of By United Press effort to pick his spots. When Max slugged away like a pair of ambi- wins. He has fought two draws MANCHESTER. England, Nov. Schmellng ran out on him, he By United Press 28. tious amateurs, and the first round with Maxie Rosenbloom, world's —Northdrift, an 8-to-l chance, won tackled Sharkey, and not a few of PHOENIX, Nov. 28.—Jack Tests in Feature Tilts Ariz., Wildcats Campolo champ, last win- the was a real donnybrook. heavyweight and annual Manchester the more experienced boxing men Dempsey, November climbing what he calls By United Pres* features Dame and ranking for day had a clear (advantage and had ter in Florida held Roy Wallace, handicap today from Signifer believed Campolo hit too hard for the “comeback best with Notre tional the with and trail” toward the NEW YORK, Nov. 28.—With Army meeting at New York; Stan- three Big Ten conference charity Primo hanging on and looking to Indianapolis, to a draw. Pard. Forty-two ran. him. heavyweight championship of the Notre Dame, Stan- ford invading Boston to battle games featuring Northwestern vs. his corner for advice. Onlv one other match can be recalled world, disposed of opponents Northwestern. three ford, Southern Methodist and other Dartmouth, and Yale entertaining Purdue; 'Ohio State vs. Minnesota Campolo Retires In which two mch big men sauared off in less than three rounds here Fri- ranking teams play and Michigan vs. Wisconsin. The round the end with boxing gloves on their hands. That day night. scheduled to Princeton in the 1931 renewal .of As the neared w as the meeting between this same Camera worthy opponents, any lack of quan- oldest rivalry. games are post-season affairs, but Campolo started to tire from his Ten W ildcat Grid Players Rufino Alvarez, 204, Central the nation’s J and George Oorifrev in Philadelphia a tity in the program for the final is conceded a will count in conference standings. and Primo took the upper American who claims the Mexican Notre Dame wide efforts vear ago last June, which ended in the Saturday of the regular 1931 foot- edge Army New York’s big Northwestern's unbeaten team hand. Gaining confidence as his championship, and Ernie Musick, over in Negro fouling out in the fourth round. ball season was offset by quality. game, but Army is expected to give risked its clear title claim against opponent weakened, Primo forced in Camnolo. at 6 and weighing 205, Denver, were knocked out in Injured Elevator feet. 6*4. Only a handful of contests are westerners a stiff battle. Stan- a powerful Purdue eleven. the action in the second, and. after Crash 224 l i. is a half inch taller than Camera, less than around each. Jimmy the scheduled today, but from this list is a slight favorite Dart- The southwest’s banner attraction less than a minute’s fighting he who scaled 266 ,i. and looked like a man Long, 208, Detroit, lost in the first ford over fans are offered half-a-dozen games mouth and Yale outclasses Prince- will be played at Ft. Worth, with floored Campolo with a hard left to By United Press on stilts alongside his deep-chested and round of the third exhibition on a spent Friday night, fell six stories stump-legged Argentine. rating tops against any competi- despite absence of Captain Southern Methodists’ undefeated body a right to the chin. CHICAGO, technical knockout. Dempsey looked ton. the the and Nov. 28—The swift to the basement, it was explained They came out punching like a pair of Albie team meeting a traditional rival in was up on nine fit at 192 pounds. tion. Booth. Campolo the descent which ten Northwestern that a mechanical device slowed the longshoremen, and at a cyclonic pace. The east boasts three of the day's The midwest trikes second sec- Texas Christian, with the Southwest count, but went down again from football players experienced in an car range right s descent and prevented serious Campolo found the with, two Conference title at stake. the shoulder. During his elevator Friday night any- they wrapped a push to “wasn’t injuries to the passengers. hand shots to the head, and Georgia’s annual battle against floor, Campolo thing compared to the Purdue around each anti Prep Cage Results ten seconds on the scare George Potter, regular quarter an arm other's neck Georgia Tech and Tulane’s mix had no may give awav with fists. Breaking evidently decided that he the boys today,” Coach back, and Art Jens, whaled free with Louisiana Dick substitute end, Argentine Camera Schwartz, Kurth Named on head the southern to win, and although Hanley said today. Hanley re- were the awav. the almost unset 22: 8. opportunity only players who received law, Loeansnort. Manual. chart. Georgia is a heavy favorite warned with a right hand shot to the but Aurora. 26: Milan. 25. capable of arising, he made no at- peatedly has the team injuries which threatened to pre- himself and com- Batcsvillc. 20: Vevav. 12. over Tech and Louisiana is consid- had con- against overconfidence. the Primo steadied Bedford. tempt to do so. He taken vent their playing today. with a short hook. 24: Vincennes. 21. ered a set-up for Although menced to score left Bloomington. 17: Brazil. 16. Eleven Tulane’s national siderable punishment, was badly the elevator at the Chi- Other players in the elevator, hanging on 16: 14. Sun’s All-America and Campolo had Camera twice, Boonvilie. Selvin. championship contender. that cago Beach hotel, where the squad slightly body punch of Young America. 13: Bunker. Hill, 4. winded and had found his best cut and bruised, were: end hurt him with the onlv Colfax. 19: West 17. Other scheduled games Ken- the Point. include: blows had little effect on Camera. neth the fight—a right hand drive, but Columbus. 29: Sevmour. 21. Georgetown vs. Detroit, at Washington. Meenan. Paul Engebertsen, the boss on the inside, and Decatur. 30; Monroeville. 12. By United Press , half back, joined Schwartz in win- D Paul McDonald. Roy Auguston, Har- Primo was Frankfort. 11. Navy Wooster, head raising 34: Elwood. vs. at Annanolis. Md. Stagg on Air for Army old Weldin, Chester his short nolts to the were j Franklin. 30: Martinsville. 25. NEW YORK. Nov. 28—Bill Mor- | ning the Sun award and gold Rice vs. Bavlcr. at Houston. Tex. Sutton, Ken- havoc at the bell. Wallace. 23; Hammond. 10. ton, Dartmouth quarter back, was | watches for the second time. Penn State vs. Lehigh, at Philadelphia. and Notre Dame neth Fossier and Andrew Valentine had shot Goshen. 19; Rochester. 17. Mate, Star of Battie Camera sensed that Camnolo Greensburg. 222: North Vernon. 19. given the call over Barry Wood of j Clarence Munn, Minnesota guard, and student manager Stewart his bolt at the conclusion of the first Hartford Citv. 40; Montpelier. 16. Harvard the honorary football selected ranking line player Knapp. prepared complete Huntineburg. 19: Mt. Olympus. 17. on was as The round, and came out to Huntington. 7. National Broadcasting Com- wasn't Muncie. 33; team announced today by the New of year. The first team lineup: Turf, Retires the lob in the second. The round Atticca. 20: Keiitland. 17. the Race Entries pany has Amos Sun. Left secured Alonzo old he drooped Campolo Peru. 27: Kokomo. 23. York End—Cronkite. Kansas State. a minute before Ladoga. (overtime!. Stagg of the University of Chi- right-hander to the chin. 21: Roachdale. 19 Notre Dame placed two men, Left Tackle—Hardy. Harvard. By Times Special with a straight 25: Jonesboro. 23. Left cago as Laoel. at half back Kurth in Guard—Munn. Minnesota. BALTIMORE, its star attraction with Local Driver Maria sat auite still until the Lawrenceburg. 24; Miirov. 12. Schwartz and Center—Daugherty. Pittsburgh. Friday Md.. Nov. 28— Victorio 17; Linden, 11 (double over- Graham McNamee during the eight, lust did make t.ie New Marker. tackle, with Schwartz, for the sec- Right Guard—Baker. Southern Cali- The retirement of Mate for the re- count reached and timel. fornia. Army-Notre game in New nine. McCordsvilie. 34; 23. year, AT BOWIE Dame grade at Charlottesville. ond successive accorded rat- Right Notre mainder of this year’s racing sea- u * 33; Helmsburg, 11. Tackle—Kurth. Dame. York today. Stagg is in Stars Nashville. ing as outstanding Right End—Dalrvmple. Tulane. First Race (claiming: 2-year-olds: maid- by the east in West 16: Connersville. 12. “the back in the mile and seventy yards) son was announced here today took his time about Newcastle. Paoli. 10. Quarter Back—Morton. Dartmouth. ens: s—ChM’s by arrangement with the Christy Jeffersonville. 24: country.” 112; C. of 16. Left Half Back—Schwartz. Notre Dame. Troubadour. 105: Coiffeur. Catalan's A. Bostwick, owner the great and Pendleton. 20; Marklcville. Right Idol. 107: Fox, 105; Walsh syndicate to report the CARNERAsailing in again, landed 23; Dover. 22. Baker, California guard, Half Back—Pinckert. Southern Westv's Jungle Bov. 3-year-old. By Ti)nrs Special Perrv Central. Southern California. 110: Pal. 110: Hot 10; jaw before Cam- Washington. Pcttersburg. 17. Chosen Scotch. Army-Notre Dame battle. several more jolts 28: and Pinckert, Southern California Full Back—Rentner. Foolish Fellow. 110: Bessie S.. 102: Last Mate, who boosted his earnings LOS Prairie. 21: Sharnsville. 19. Northwestern. Attempt. Austerlitz 11.. 110: Wan ANGELES, Nov. 28.—The hit the deck again. Tt was an- Boston, 110; Hill, Coach Stagg, coach for forty polo Morton (Richmondl. 21: 13. 110: Jiramv Swift and True, to $273,425 in the SIO,OOO Thanks- forty-lap feature speed Edinburg. Sutro. 115: years, motor race other right that left the gangling Scottsburg. 36: 22. 110: Happen, 107: Horatia. 109; Ixna giving day handicap Bowie, will will be introduced to radio at Ascot Shelbvvillc. 24: Rnshvilie. 18. Martin, 102; How. 110. at track Thursday was won Gaucho ready for the finisher, 20: 19. listeners by Graham McNamee by Warren Central. Fortville. — leave Monday with the rest of Bill Cummings, Indianapolis. hook Windfall. 29: Tipton. 25. (claiming: previous to game, and pay which was a left that did not (over- Chatter Second Race 3-vear-olds and quar- the a Brian Salspaugh, Russellville. 21; Waveland. 20. —Stove League up: Bostwick’s horses for winter Chicago, was to put mile and one-halfl—Skirt. 105: Keith, brief tribute to Knute Be- appear to pack enough power 108: Jealous Fool. 105: Bright Day. 105; ters at Aiken, S. C. Rockne. second, and BY EDDIE ASH Hickey. Chester Gardner. Long him down. But the beanpole of Jamestown, 108: Lion Hearted. 113: Martinelli. tween halves he will give an ex- Zionsville. 24; 19. 110: The Toul. 113: Jorico. 03: Torealong. Beach, was third. pnough, and sat Gas Citv. 31: Converse. 24. loose. When the draft was pert review Rf the game. Buenos Aires had City. 25. release recently of Johnny announced 108: Tarnish. 107: Uncle Herman. 108: High In a ten-lap special Gunboat Van Bure.n. 29; Monument Sclph declared he would ouit the game Player. 108; Isostacy, 113: Our Pal. 113; Cummings •there blinking as referee Neun, first sacker, by the Bos- Wolf grabbed another first THE rather than join the Sox. He said he pre- Run. 108: Mv Betty. 105: Madam Many Grid Prominents ahead of Wil- Smith cuonted him out. ton Braves the Inter- Queen. 100. GAELS fight to Newark ferred Texas to any other soot. Houston THUMPOREGON bur Shaw, Indianapolis. Ernie Probably the best storv of the HUSKER TACKLE WEDS mind the flashy Be Heard Sunday nationals brings to belongs to the St. I.ouis Cardinal chain Third Race (claiming: 2-vear-olds- six Will Triplett, was third. In could be written around the battle Jimmv By Special California, stuff he used to pull in the Amer- and there was a slip-up throughout the furlongs)— Jambalva. 109: Black Board. Times other specials Johnston, the Garden manager, had get- 11$; San Kai. 110: Thhursday. 110: Bran- Salspaugh, Shorty Hu, h Rhea Expected to Join Ne- 1924. system permitted Selph on Walsh Radio Treat SAN Nov. 28.—A ting the two big bovs in the ring. Dr. ican Association in Playing Cardinal which to don, Prince. 113: Daisaburo. 113: Griette. FRANCISCO. Cantlon, Earl Mansell and Hugh become a eligible. and 105; Blaze White. 110: Trombone. 110; H. Walker, of the boxing com- braska Squad With Bride. for St. Paul, Neun was a phenom draft Columbus ninety-eight-yard return of the Schuck turned in first-place William Rochester are Cardinal Taoist. 113: Lord Tournament. 115: Masked mission. had to vank Camnolo out of bed on the paths, stealing fifty-five farms. Knight. 116: Stepping Sisters. 107; Plain The Christy Walsh syndicate of third-quarter kickoff by Bud Tos- triumphs. was, By United Press Ben. 108: Lady Blue, 107; Attendance 6,000 and shortly weighing-in time Friday. and Nansen. 110: New York has arranged an interest- cani, and a pass, to Con- before CHICAGO, Nov. 28—Hugh Rhea, bases that season one day, One of the prominent New York base* High Proof. 110; Arrow. 110. Beasley weather was cold. He said he was suffering from a pain In stole second, ball scriveners declares Barney Dreyfuss, ing football broadcast over NBC on rinus, followed by Beasley's two- tackle, was expected by against Louisville, he Pittsburgh owner, the bark. Nebraska has eliminated all man- Fourth Race (allowances; 3-year-olds; yard third and home in succession the agerial applicants except Sunday night, starting at 9:15, cen- plunge, gave St. Mary’s a 16 feeling Coach Dana X. Bible to rejoin the two—Leftv Lci- six furlongs)—Repentance. 108: Helian- Camera complained of not field and George 109; tral time. HONOR also today, first inning. Gibson. It is said about thus, 106: Happy Scot. The Heathen, ot 0 victory over the powerful Ore- ROCKNE ON AIR well, which was ouite all right with Cam- Cornhuskers’ squad here eighty applied for the Pira.te leadership. 109: Protractor, 106; Sun Eros, 87; Con It will be Leifield are former Trick, a thirty-minute pro- gon U. eleven fans what happened, he would hate with and Gibbon Pittsburgh Amore, 121: (a)Flag 92. before 40.000 polo. After probably anew bride. Bible Neun the final k. o. to Indianapolis stars and Gibson was manager a (a H. and A. C. gram of among Army and Notre Dame Officials physical- nut for iMrs. Pulitzer Schwartz out Gotham, and here Thursday. Herb Fletcher, Gael to face Primo when he was he gave Rhea permission to pennant hopes in 1924 hv connecting for an couple of seasons. St. Paul has not an- entry. to the said nounced the reappointment off the headliners will be A. A. Stagg, quarter, Pay Radio Tribute. ly Leifield as booted a fifteen-yard field fit. leave squad at Pittsburgh, important three-base hit during a crucial Apostle chief fact mav a tip- By Special. arranged the and this be Fifth Race (claiming: handicap: 2-year- Chicago; J. C. Harper and Hunk goal. Times The show was for the benefit where the Cornhuskers were de- same in the last series with St. Paul at off on the Pittsburgh situation. Lefty lea old; mile and sixteenth)—Air the support of Jew- the Saints to the A. A. pennant this year, Pilot. 106: Anderson, Notre Dame: Mai Ste- NEW YORK, of the federation for St. Paul, the next to the last series of games. Brandon Mint. 109; ibiPompeius, 116: War Nov. 28.—General dis- feated by Pitt, 40-0, Thanksgiving winning bv fourteen His infield 112; High 98; la ish philanthropic societies, and the the campaign. The flag and had super class Plane. Proof. iClotho. 116: vens, Yale: Major Philip Fleming Tribe lost its outfield for double AA Springsteel, 104; (b)Osculator. 119: La- U. S. C. CUTS PRICES William R. Smith, superintendent gate, largely was day. baseball. and Biff Jones, Army; appointing about 550.000. chances in that round of tames and fin- dando, 103: On Post. 114; (a)Mad Frump. Rip Miller. of insistence of sponsor. Rhea's said they un- 110. the United States Military Acad- attributed to the the teammates ished second, three tames behind the Navy; Pop Warner. Stanford; Bill Bp ( , 'led Press Block, the ton tariff he *15.75. married to GIBSON came under ia)C. V. Whitney entry. Paul that derstood he had been Apostles. Owing to an in.iurv to a regu- (b)W. R. Coe entry. Alexander, Georgia Tech; Lou Little, emy, Dr. Charles O’Donnell, presi- fight at that the of slave LOS ANGELES, Nov. 28.—The Even he beef trust can't Margaret Danielson of Scran- lar. a rookie was used in left field by GEORGEhead baseball Columbia; Rice and oth- dent of even for a worthy Miss Grantland University of Southern Notre Dame university; price these days—not ton, Pa., game. the Hoosiers and he failed to shift to pro- when he was Pittsburgh’s regular Sixth Race (claiming; 3-vear-olds and California Chick after the up; mile and eighth)—Landlord, 112; Sun ers. The feature will Jje a series of will Meehan, N. Y. U. footbali cause. tect the spot where Neun usually planted catcher. In 1909 reduce admission prices for he worked back Shadow. 112; Swatter, 110; Bub McFar- football questions and asnwers. coach, and Gene Tunney, his drives. A ruinous three-bagger by of plate in 133 land, 115; Honey Grove, 112; Flying Max. their two remaining games of the former the consecutive 112; Star All 109: Syriac. The occasion will mark the eight an- world heavyweight boxing Johnny was the outcome. games and saw Lassie. 109; Told. season. cham- service in 150 games. 110: Arv It. 103; Erin Queen. 104: Fair nual all-America dinner where members pion, will speak in a A real Dale. 115; Spanish. 114; Iron Sides, 116; of Christy Walsh’s group Arnold Eddy, graduate manager nation-wide Since his big season at St. Paul. Neun horse, was George. He was Matadi, 108. of leading radio the Alleys gather of university, announced tribute to the late Down has seen service with the Detroit Tigers, a frequent visitor to the Pirate coaches to prepare to select Ms the in- Knute Baltimore and the Braves. park Rockne at the Army-Notre BY LEFTY LEE Toledo. Go- Seventh Race (claiming; 3-year-olds and all-America team. The Walsh team ap- stead of the flat rate of $3, that Dame ing to Newark now doubtless means the in the closing weeks of the 1931 up; half)—Tinita, Play. game agile mile and 110; Call pears in The Times names of the for football in nastimer finally has passed out oi season, and to 113; Tangier. 108; 110; Charles and tickets the Washington and Yankee stadium walked away with top honors, having the for all time as a player. He this led the belief Baritone. 1931 PRITCHETT GIRES SHINE | and malors Jr., 103; Dark Ray. 100: Glee Club. 115; souad will be released for publica- Georgia games will be priced at $3, today. The program will be (flrls of the Block a series of 667 on games of 222. 224 and was a good gate attraction in the A. A. Dreyfuss meant to give him an- broad- Thr Jess Pritchett Cray aggressive style, Peach Basket. 102; Bob Shannon. 113; tion withint ten davs. Graham McNamee $2 and cast over the League Ba ™ h 221. Thibedeau and Woods followed in 1924 because of his Fair 112: St. Ignitus. sl. Fifty thousand Columbia network. Optical vs , | batting performances. other trial as field boss. Bill. 113; Unum. 113; be in charge microphone seats will Vririav thPV InbrokehJs and h l Lv* i n in with totals of 629 and 631. Hutchison's streaks and theft Dreyfuss Kadiak, will of the for when tn 6 r\l3inuUP In taking Johnny 113; Huntingdon. 113; Glenno, 113: be available at sl. three-came records. putting Tees and Young's Drivers went “blind” to throws at first nut is canny, however. When he signed On. 105; Putter. 107. the Sunday night broadcast. 'incle and of t.OIB for the single sr.ne let Hunkers Caddies and Fox’ Roughs some color into his play bv doing the Hold EMERSON ELEVEN BOWS new mark split, stretch and other Ownie years The Board was founded in and 2 877 for three aaniM take three Burt's Irons won three from acrobatic stunts Bush several back he AT all-America By Special score passed the 500 Evergmais. Putts, as Zimmer's Traps took on bad throws. Neun often made good JEFFERSON PARK 1924 and consists of the following per- Times member on the team Darnab.v passed up both Pittsburgh and Indi- First Race (claiming: 3-vear-olds and ATTUCKS GRID e B two from Day's Divots. throws look difficult iust to gain himself Tad Jones for VICTOR Ind, S some extra attention and applause. the all-important con- up: six furlongsi—Tat. 105: Scapegoat. 11(1: sonnel: the east. Glenn GARY, Nov. 28.—Bronson nanltd \S?: H | anapolis for Perfect Alibi. 108: 108: Harpoon. 108; Warner the Pacific Hall r/.lk^J3 5 w^ch Two-game wins ruled the Meridian Auto Iraa. for Coast. W. A. Alex- eleven of Notre Dame thumped s Itso. 113: King King *\ ference and met Bush in Colum- Cherokee. 115: Halma. ander Cnspus jng League play at the Delaware. Indiana Bell durable three among big Sir John K.. Gold for the south. Jesse Harper for Attucks high school grid- high Ccfca^ Telephone. Packard and Center Cleaners 108: 113: Bet. 113: R"l- Emerson school’s strong eleven th bus, O. ---line. 113: Blusihng Maiden. 107; Irish. 110: the middlewest. and Christy Walsh, mem- ders turned in a splendid a- defeating Burke Wash Rite THEleague shortstops this year triumph here Friday 13 to P *Va Cola ‘flSlsheVw Cadillac. and Ima Dreamer. 112: Flag Lieutenant. ber large. night, 0. c"°C?ocusually good for Battery. 113: at a Harper of Notre Dame at Pennsy park Pfi3 a figure jin. Inland were Woody English of the Cubs. Fiala. 112: Wild Laurel. 110; Black Stock- Thanksgiving after- ings. 105. succeeds the late Knute Rockne who was Cronin , noon by showing fine class in CHARTY GIVEN $53~720 Stores won three from Motive Power as Joe of Washington and a member of the board. de- took the odd game from charter feating the Trainmasters Lyn Larv of the Yankees. They Second Race (claiming: 3-vear-olds and Wendell Phillips high of By Times Special Division Superintendents duirng the B. & Unbeaten Filly up. six furlongsi—Solon G. Wilson. 110: Chicago, 12 to 0. O. League play at the Indiana alleys. Part- were there or thereabouts every Blacker cmn. in Yachtsman. 113: Panzola. 105: Bernice Van. CINCINNATI. Nov. 28.—Three (rating ilk. _ rolled 595 top the list during this Attucks rooters Real tv low to day. English seeing some service at 110: Hvnotism. 113: Banlo. 112: Klingstone. College Football gave a demonstra- charitable organizations and two SWIM™. play. 110; Margaret porting Tilts Parker. 105: S Blues tion of high-powered cheering as county jar sa^issrs^-wsi third base. English and Cronin to Miss Races 108: Alarriae. 107: Marabou. Ill: Knee relief funds shared in the corded during this series. Standard Metal. Wege-Stanford. Hether- made Glader. 110: Runmaid. 105: Roval Son. Over Country Today their warriors got out in front and three good after serving in the distribution of the $63,720 net re- the Booster ington and W. P. Jungclaus took 110: Hiaeawav. 104: West Virginia. 105; retained the lead A postponed series between games from General Asbestos. Architect American Association, the former B;/ Times Special Borealis. 105: Ultimate Vote. 105. over the Windy ceipts realize from the one-day Realty team* Club. Hugh J. Railroad, as City Coffee and Railev in Baker and EAST visitors. charity rhee Citv League rsultd p alley vs sav- Vonnegut Hardware and Railroad Men with Toledo and the latter with NEW YORK, Nov. 28.—C. V. (claming: meeting at Latonia last bo and Engineers Third Race 3-vear-olds and Armv vs. Notre Dame, New they 1.071. won two from Brandt Bros, Kansas City. Both are rated above of up: mile and —Dick Price. ’O4: at York. week, it was announced one when scored play Whitney’s Top Flight, daughter sixteenthi Dartmouth vs. Stanford, at Cambridge. today. ing the second ottoto during the A. C. E. S. League at Interior. 106: Dick Ohevelv. 101: Hal RiUv. Yale vs. Princeton, LABROT SIGNS IRVINE the scheduled plav 1P; Horn a mark of 634 led Lary in class, though Lyn brought Dis Done and Flyatit, who sprinted Sign Pretty at New Haven. Purine o' Pritchett's. with 114: Off, 114: Adalor T.. 104: Georgetown . Washington. Antler Ft'* mid the Tarrant had 632: Rogers. 627: Eentrap. vs Detroit, at By Times Special Hotel * ' „ Marotts loon the biggest price gold way Pennv. 110: 109: The Southerner. Virginia triol 614; when out of her to fame and became- the West vs. Wash, and Jefferson, at Don’t Spend a Penny slipped over* JJ Rea ltv and Lang 608: Emerich, L. Brandt. 603. 118: Soanflow. rl4: Old Bill. 109: Pattie Wheeling. BALTIMORE, and Loechle. 615. the Coast League. leading 2-year-old money winner in Kate. 101: Tiger Flowers. 113: Toots. Md.. Nov. 28.—Wil- Little Western Maryland vs. Muhlenberg, at will 105: Ormotime 114: Peter Peter. 109: As West liam Irvine, who trained for racing history, have little op- 114: Gambol. 106. minster. horses until you have Carer Sclph, second baseman drafted bv Fair. Navv vs. Woorters. at Annapolis. the late E. F. Whitney for seven- investigated Krausa •be Chicago portunity to reach the all-time turf White Sox from Houston of 3-year-old. Fourth Race (claiming: 3-vear-olds and SOUTH teen years, and who developed Sun Bros “Closing Out Sale’’ Men s Hats the loop, sought earnings record as a mile)—Tvphoor, 105: Sand Fid- Friday Fight Results Texas js bv three other up: one Tutane vs. Louisiana State University, at Beau, greatest money of rlubs, Louisville, undefeated filly is not eligi- dler, 105: Tony Joe. Ill: Ft. Dearborn. New Orleans. winner all and Furnishing. McNew. 601. Columbus and Rochester. The 108: 98: Sun Prose Georgia Georgia time, and Evidently Durva. Friar. 116: and vs. Tech, at Athens. has signed a contract to- train the the voung man has something. ble for the 1932 renewals of Bel- Poetry. 116; Charlton, 110; Tommy Washington vs. foubles wm be. Bud and Lee Duke, at Lex- the A mixed AT CLEVELAND—Jack December. Msr- Anyway, these three teams have filed mont, Tickle. 105. ington. Va. horses of Sylvester W. Labrot. “Courthouse Is Opposite Us’* *t the welterweight, outpbinted Withers and Lawrence stakes, attraction An enentry tee of nuette. Mich., Joe claims for him if the Pale Hose turn him SOUTHWEST Saturday and Sunday■ wUI bp Schlund. Cleveland. 161 . Lou Severo. to be held at Belmont park and the Fifth Race (Claiming: handicap: all Methodist, lightweight, Texas Christian vs. Southern at Cleveland knocked out Tonv at Saratoga. aces; six furlongs)—Etonardo. 109: Totem. charged?* p“lre" Lucci. Massachusetts. (4). Travers The great at Ft. Worth. s?s 107: Gracious Gift. 109; Leros. 112; Fid- Rice vs. Bavlor. at Houston. $35 champion is scheduled to run in dler. Custis, 104; Whiteaway. 109: Nellie Benefit Games eames '*d AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN. New Need Charity the Acorn, Coaching Club, American 102. Two sln*le t^ York—Prima Camera. 266’*. Italy, At Philadelphia—Lehigh vs. Pern. State. knocked Oaks Alabama, for (claiming: 2-year-olds; At Kansas Citv—Missouri vs. Temple. 8 out Vtctorio Caamoolo. 224’ 2. Argentina. By Times Special and exclusively Sixth Race one milei—Memphis Princess Cru- At Chicago—Northwestern ' Big ' on Stanley Jersey City, Lass. 105; vs. Purdue. INDIANAP Chief the bovs tron r rr?s & I2t: Poreda. 202’2. fillies. Top Flight probably will be Arbor—Michigan vs. Wisconsin. featmff^athp Gpisena 7 t iron0 scored a technical knockout over Ramh nov. 28. sweet sader. 110; Nell Kuhlman, 108; Prince At Ann . Brooklyn. 17); nominated for the Preakness, Ken- 105; 113; At Minneapolis—Minnesota vs. Ohio Fieueello. 194’ 2 Steve Boston,charity! Reno. Verity Ballot. 108; Peal. BATTERY Hamas. 191. Passaic, N. J.. defeated Hans tucky Derby Dr. J. G. Omallev. 101; St. Mica. 105; State. g-jS fisrw-^ifflh-gg Germany. and other rich event§, At Winston-Salem, N. C.—Guilford vs. by Birkie. 192‘2. iß>: Walter Cobb Boston's big unemployment Slash. 116; Golden Archer. 106; Lawful and the lead 211. Baltimore, knocked Ted Sandwina. however. 106; Elkhart. 103; Manga Mater. Guaranteed 24 lolet r in a out relief football game Gamble.. Moravian. Months tests Nat^n „i Refining. 201 Sioux City. la,. (2). between 105; Hard Boot. Ill: Gay Lassie, 103: 11 Boston college Holy Cross, Beautv Secret. 113; Beauty Bright. 110: Recharges. This is one Battery com- (Batt- and Lazy Mary. the -d fflKSS AT SAN FRSNCISCO—Ravmond played day 3 NET GAMES CARDED 105. llnei Dozier. 144. Wichita. Kan., defeated Thanksgiving at ON AIR TODAY petition can not touch. Jack Bvadv. 148. Svraci’S'. N. Y.. who was Harvard stadium, resulted in Seventh Race (claiming: 4-year-olds and Kg ''cn^orT^Vrrtr^ disqualified eighth round for re- up: mile and three-sixteenth)—Yargee. in the James Flanner - fusing to fight a $21,000 deficit. Mayor Buchanan Five Faces 104: Rose Mary Lavcock. 101: Trempe of (All broaodcasts start at $ 1 Dawn. 101: Apt. Uncle 109: 12:15 central 6-Volt, 11-Plate, 9.95 Kromer 604. Miller. M. Curley of Boston was in- 101; Charlie. Exchange s'to Black hed 631 629; AT La Barba, Flashes in Tourney Feature. Ton Hattie. 106: Open Got Shut. 104: standard time.) ** £*. r inc. HOLLYWOOD—FideI won Hnna 609’ Scb^ Hinder- on a trchn.cal knockout over Santiago Friday. Sally's Hour. 99; Kitty Kelly's McCarthy. 655; Brown 648. and formed Wilkins. 106: Dartmouth vs. Stanford—NBC network to son’. 628 Zorilla. Panama. (6). of Play in the independent basket- Pride. 101; Black Thunder. 109; Dixie 6-Volt, 13-Plate, 10.95 , A gross sale $75,000 was WEAF. WTIC. WEEI. WGY. WBF.N. Faust. #O4. ball tourney at East Commu- Dan. 104. Exchange games AT SAN DlEGO—David Belasco. 148. reported. Expenses included Tenth WTAM. WOW. Prims Beverage won three from 146. nity will during the Fountain Mexico Citv. decisioned Charlie Cobb. ■of house continue tonight with 6-Volt, 12.95 the Cltv Candy team San Diego. (101. guarantees $30,000 each to Princeton vs. Yale—NßC network to WEI. 15-Plate, nlav on the South Side three second-round contests on the stribTschaaf to~meet Exchange knt.are liaeue Ouill. hitting for the two teams, $15,000 to the WRC. WFBR. WIOD. WFLA. drive' A1 Horeth and schedule. Flanner & Buchanan of 632 and 648 for the winners. Red Sox for rental of Armv vs. Notre Dame—NßC and CBS net- mirks’ lost two to Indian- Boston tackles ering-Idtrelman being PEDIGO FLOPS DOMAR Indianapolis Flashes in the Postponed Heavyweight Bout to Be work to WBZ. WHAM. Oeft Supplv. the rubber Fenway park, where the game WJZ. WBAL. ‘ nnoli T andll A feature battle. The schedule fol- Car Wa*hed rA dropped by a margin of two pins 983 to was to have been played orig- Staged Later at Chicago. KDKA. WOAI. WCCO. WSM. WHK Alcohol Q Troy Oil and Coca-Cola also won Wins From Bailey in Armory lows : WABC. WHEC. WPG. WCAU. KMBC. c oil L*ger and Martin Carlin inally. $3,000 for operation of By United Press Fall Cltv Railway SJ „ . two from featured his 7:30 P. M.—lndianapolis Street WJAS. WDSU. WISN. WMH. CFRB We Serve or •glyC Clarence Mack Semi-Windup. SIB,OOO Company vs. East p* Trucks. an eleven 879 Mat Harvard stadium and Tenth Triangles. CHICAGO, Nob. 28—The post- KMOX. r Greased second *ame with strike 8:20 ?. —Flanner and Buchanan vs. 1 OU total had 624 for printing, officials and ad- M. Quart j reunt to #51.; Ted;owe Blacksmith Pedigo defeated Jack Indiananolis Flashes. poned Ernie Schaaf-Toung Strib- games, 645: Haaglma. 679: Rehott. 6iv Big Ten rhaiitv no broadcast. "’httstfne Domar in the feature mat event vertising incidentals, a total of 9:15 P. M.—Crawfordsville Casket Com- ling To"eoe- 631: Pierson 61#: Danna. 628 at pany vs. Meridian Heights Flashes. heavyweight bout probably will and Behrens. #4# the Armory Friday night, taking the $96,000. G. and J. Tire Quintet received a sec- be staged late next month or early Johnny Under the arrangements, the ond round bve when the Midways withdrew Road Alley A • 4#e eereteh doubles sweepstakes for first and third falls. Carlin end will appear in the semi-finals on in January, Chicago stadium offi- iNDIANAjQ rolling teams receive pro- BRAKES RELINED members of team* at the Illinois tossed Farmer Bailey in straight were to the Dec. 5. cials announced today. The match, Servicc 500 2321 r ii(,vs 1* seheduVd for today and 8”-idav. ceeds from 32.000 tickets, the AT LOWEST PRICES N. MERIDIAN ■ The entry fee for this event 1s *1.25 ner falls in the semi-wir.dup. BOOKIE scheduled for Dec. 3. was called off 11121 whfeh howling cherges. The average at the BOSTON SIGNS man includes Dick Mitchell and Tommy Shaboo attendance agent because of an injury to Stribling's Hydraulic Electric Testing frt *33 goes to the winning team and the games during the past ten Robert Barr, a free without to ret *?# to second place Bowlers mat- wrestled thirty minutes to no fall previous professional hand. SO.OO Replace Broken Auto Glass, as thv like, years, year experience in ron aa often but must and Ralph Hancock wrestled a but the crowd this Efforts Levinsky, JACK C. CARR CO. v change partners each series. ball, has signed a 1932 contract with to get King Chi- WALNUT ILLINOIS STREET Doors, Windshields thirty-minute draw with Walter was much unde^normal. cago, meet AT Cray the Boston Red Sox and will be to Schaaf on that date RI ley displayed his old reliable Bollman. 33*\ rarliefor the benefit of the Avalon bowlers taken south on the training trip. were unsuccesAil. ■ ■