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Newspaper

Indianapolis Times

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1925

Page

3

TIRRIN THE DOPE BY VEDDER GARD

ANCHESTER COLLEGE in this State seemed to be about the only sensible school in the United States on last Saturday. The Hoosiers refused to play on a gridiron that looked like a lake. Football cannot be played under weather conditions such as prevailed last weekend. It is not a true test and the results proved it. If Michigan and Northwestern were to play again today which team would you pick to win.

Anchester College United States Michigan Northwestern Pimlico Big Blaze Lorenzo Foreland Martin Dartmouth Cornell Chicago Oberlander Princeton Harvard Fordham Holy Cross Syracuse Ohio Wesleyan

Across The Board horse race bets and college football notes

A stock of horse racing picks shows Rhinock and Balot Brush among eight winners from eleven starters with mutuel prices. Captain Hal was scratched and the across the board wagers adjusted. The bank roll stands at 1131.80 with debt to a friend reduced to 621.80. In football, Harold Almquist tops scorers in the Big Ten as Grange and Kutsch struggle with mud and injuries. Rumors place Georges Carpentier returning to the U S later this month.

Soldier II Antonia Miss Rosedale Hal Chesterbrook Rhinock Chicago Almquist Minnesota Butler Harold Red Harold Almquist Harold Grange Kutsch Iowa Benny Friedman Michigan Grange

Big Ten Race Turned Upside Down After Stormy Week

In a mud soaked Saturday, Michigan lost to Northwestern 3 2 while Wisconsin defeated Iowa 6 0. Illinois beat Chicago 13 6 and Ohio State won 7 0 over Indiana. Minnesota and Purdue won non conference games. Michigan and Iowa face tough remaining games to stay in the title hunt.

Michigan Navy Wolverines Northwestern Purple Wisconsin Iowa Badgers Red Grange Illinois Chicago Stagge Maroons Ohio Indiana Minnesota Purdue Minnesota Gophers Yost Drake Missouri Nebraska Virginia Washington and Lee Washington Stanford Wild Cats Michigan Wolverines Lowry Lewis Wolverine

State Three Cushions Week Schedule At Cooler's

Tonight Jones versus Kepner leads a week card at Cooler’s. Tuesday features Boston against Rubens and Wednesday pairs Kielin with O Connor. Thursday afternoon show includes Cooler Blue versus Poe Curtisey Black and Sey against Harts.

Cooler Jones Kepner Boston Rubens Kielin O'Connor Ursday Cooler Blue Poe Curtisey Black Sey Harts

Saturday College Football Scores From Across the Nation

A sprawling list of scores shows Minnesota over Butler 33 to 0, Notre Dame 6 over Penny State 0, Purdue 20 over Franklin 7, and many more results featuring Ohio State, Indiana Central, Eastern Illinois, Muncie Normal, and numerous other colleges. The roundup includes wins by Amherst, Arkansas, Alabama, Brown, Boston University, Beloit, Ripon, Brigham Young, Cal Tech, Carnegie Tech, Dartmouth, Drake, Kansas Aggies, Kenyon, Lafayette, Rice, Syracuse, UCLA, USC, and other institutions with varied margins.

Minnesota Butler Notre Dame Penny State Purdue Franklin Ohio State Culver Hanover Indiana Onevalle Norma Haute Normal Muncie Nor Amherst Springheld Allerheny Arkansas Southern Methodist University Army Dav's Elkina Alabama Panturry Andover Vermont Brown Boston University Baldwin Wallace Otterbein Buselo Clarkson Bowling Green Beloit Ripon Brigham Young University Western Steckwell Gallaudet Cincinnati Wittenders Colorado Aggies Collorado Fornia C.C. C New_York Manhattan Calgate Providence Carnegie Drexel Monmouth Coe Knox Creighton John Carroll Wihtensern Carnegie Tech Drea Institute Dartmouth Cornell Davidson Hampden Sidney Drake Nebraska Delaware Suntats Denison Muskingum Dayton University Haskell Indians Petro Troft Aouis Tut Eau Normal Stout Insties Henry Kentucky Wea Florida Clemson Fordham Trolyarose Georgia Pedderbilt Grove Wie Genie Grinnell Sta Georgetown Lehigh Uburn Gustavus Agolhus St. Johns Haare Rice Ite Lynchburg Aconsford Iddiebury ET Raia I” Marsh Oin Michian Sie Toledo University Miami Mt. Union Piosouiri We Washington University Mississippi Mississippi Colege Montana Idaho Nabraska’ Wesleyan Morningside Nebraska Wesleyan Orningside Norwich Trinity Ody Hampshire Connecticut Aggies Navy University of Maryland Carolina Virginia Military Astitute Ohio University Marietta Ohio Northern C Oberlin Western Oregon Prlc Polytechnic Roanoke Isie Syracuse Samy Swarthmore Joynus St. Lawrence St. Xavier Algor Broenas Boutros Lake Geneva Wis. C Texas Christian University Texas A Reute Colorado Siniversity of Utah Denver Univer University of Southern California Santa Ara University of Arizona University of New Mexico Virginia Pol Nic Institute North Carolina State Feet Mra Feat Centlte Vows Normal Univer. Ieee En

Experiment Aims to Regulate Football Periods by Plays

United Press reports that an experimental rule replacing clock timing with a play count may be renewed after a Brown versus Boston University game. The test used forty plays per period in the first half but was cut to thirty five in the dark second half, with several coaches noting potential improvements.

United Press Providence R. IL Brown Boston University

Broad Ripple Grid Game Called Off At Pennsy Park

The Ft. Harrison J J C grid game scheduled for Sunday after noon at Pennsy Park was cancelled Saturday evening after inspection found the east end field rivaled only by Broad Ripple swimming pool. A new meeting date at Pennsy is planned for next Sunday afternoon.

Pennsy Park East End

Kokomo Legion Eleven roll over Gosport Fliers 20 to 0

Kokomo Indiana November 9 members of the Kokomo Legion eleven defeated the Gosport Fliers 20 to 0. The locals used end runs plunges and passes to win. Lohrer starred on the defense for Gosport.

Bu Times Kokomo Ind Kokomo Legion Eleven Gosport Fliers Lohrer Gosport

Upset of Upsets Shakes College Football Rankings

Northwestern upset Michigan 3 to 2 in a mud drenched game as Dartmouth, Illinois, Princeton and others gain in the national race. Oberlander of Dartmouth shines as a top back amid a day of major upsets across conferences.

Michigan Falls

Rabbit Maranville Moves to Robins on Waivers

Brooklyn Robins announce Rabbit Maranville, former Chicago Cub, has been obtained on waivers from the Cubs. William Marriott also joined Brooklyn from the Boston Braves for the waiver price. The Cubs had placed Maranville on waivers unexpectedly.

Cubs United Preas New York Rabbit Maranville Chicago Cubs Brooklyn Robins William Marriott Boston Braves Maranville

Hoosier Elevens Struggle on Muddy Home Grids

Indiana college teams fared poorly against out of state opponents with Evansville College the lone home win. Notre Dame tied Penn State 0 0 in mud at South Bend. Minnesota beat Butler 33 7 in cold, while Purdue won 20 0 at Lafayette. Other Indiana sides fell to Louisville De Paul Rose Poly Valparaiso and Indiana Central.

Indiana U Butler Notre Dame Penn State Purdue Franklin Southern Indiana Eastern Illinois State Normal Charleston Wabash Chicago Crawfordsville Indiana Penn N. D I. U Ohio State Columbus Nipper Woodling Northam Paul Rose Poly Valparaiso Lafayette Baptists Boilermakers Phelan

No Fern Dale Game Called Off at Washington Park

The grid game scheduled for Washington Park Sunday between Jonesboro and the Ferndales was cancelled due to muddy field conditions. Jonesboro was notified Saturday night not to travel. Pools of water and mud prevented any contest of interest from being staged.

Washington Park Jonesboro Ferndales

Lourdes A. C. Defeats Tuxedo Maroons 7–0 on Sunday

Lourdes A. C. blanked the Tuxedo Maroons 7 to 0 as the visitors played without captain Bill White who was sidelined by injury. The result kept Lourdes A. C. unbeaten in the weekend match.

Lourdes A. C Tuxedo Maroons Maroons Bill White

Brightwood M E Five Prep for Fort Harrison Clash

Basketball notes show Brightwood M E five set to open season against Fort Harrison with schedule details. Captains named Kempler Richards Webtt and others, practice nights at 7 and 7:30 in dorm annex, with Webster Forrest handling inquiries between 5 and 6 pm. junior and reserve players listed.

Brightwood M. E. Five Ft. Harrison Smort Bud Mrty Anita Abe Acasey Kempler Richards Web Kale Patterson J. V Wa Ind Peyote Oor W. Yop Pain Alesis E Rene Ee James Waele Vetesoetne Bill Michigan Carenee Rai Allway Ion Hall Jose B. Mcae G. Forw R. Pip R. Pip Andfield

National League Grid Sunday Games Led by Pottsville

National League scores show Green Pottsville defeating Akron 21 to 0. Other listed games include New York 19 to Coloane 0 and Canton Glevaland Duluth Ransse with weather rain causing delays.

New York Coloane Canton Glevaland Duluth-Ransse Ity Bwaukee Nals Green Pottsville Akron

Kentucky Avenue Vulcanizing Co Tire Listing

Local shop Kentucky Avenue Vulcanizing Co lists 86x6 truck tires at 86.50 and 86x6 heavy duty tubes at 9.75 with 32x6 heavy duty tubes priced at 8.75. Address shown as 33 35 Kentucky Ave. and MA IN 1137.

Kentucky Ave

GapQuiz Questions On Ball Handling Rules

The passage asks about proper rulings for plays in American football including ball contact, put in play, touch down scenarios, and ball out of bounds. It mentions a defender forcing ball out of play near the end zone and references an official ruling and potential penalties.

Local Bouts Bring Boxing Action With Ringside Seats

Innovation in boxing draws fans to Em-Ree store for Wednesday Turner show ducats. Ten amateur bouts feature twenty hopeful maulers led by eight announced matches. Paetz arranges two more including Sconce of Fairbanks-Morse A. C. vs Sellers of the Turners and Hurt vs Jacobs. Officials listed: Referee Lee South timekeeper Paul Jordan scorer Tom Murray announcer Henry Langston judges Wynne Zimmer Clemens.

Em-Ree Turner Tomlinson Hall Paetz Charles Sconce Fairbanks-Morse A. C Jack Sellers Turners Bill Hurt Fred Jacobs Lee South Paul Jordan Tom Murray Henry Langston Neil Wynne Ed Zimmer Ed Clemens

City cue tour resumes at Board of Trade parlors

The city three cushion billiards schedule lists matchups this week at the Board of Trade parlors. Mitchell faces Cook, Shane plays Wednesday onsemag ve, Carter ark meets Mosher, Able versus Roberts Friday afternoon, and Simons challenges Spivey in night action.

Board of Trade Mitchell Cook jay—Shane Onsemag Ve

Promoter Eyes Wiggins Stribling Scrap in New Orleans

Frankie Edwards of New Orleans seeks a bout between Chuck Wiggins and Young Stribling with a proposed date of November 23 and a fifteen round decision route. Wiggins and his manager Sam Marcus were in Memphis with Chuck as talks continue, while Wiggins faces Joe Lohman tonight in Memphis replacing Billy Britton who becomes inactive Saturday.

Chuck Wiggins Indianapolis Young Stribling Georgia Edwards Wiggins Crescent City Sam Marcus Memphis Tenn Chuck New Orleans Joe Lohman Ohio Mauler Lohman Billy Britton

McClellan Buried After Five Months Illness

CYNTHIANA Ky November 9 Harvey McClellan major league ball player died here Friday after a five month illness and was buried Sunday with services by the American Legion and Masons. McClellan was an infielder with the Chicago White Sox Lou Barbour Sox secretary represented owner Comiskey at the funeral.

Timea Speviat Cynthiana Harvey McClellan American Legion and Masons McClellan Chicago White Sox Lou Barbour Sox Comiskey

Scoreless at Cumberland grid clash in muddy conditions

The Southpaws and Cumberland played to a scoreless tie on a heavy muddy field. A large crowd turned out for the game with Greenwood slated to play here next Sunday.

Cumberland Ind Indianapoli Southpaws Greenwood

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