Two City Grid Leagues Open in Indianapolis Amateur Football
Indianapolis Amateur Football League opens Sunday with eight games across two divisions. Eight 150-pound matches start at 2 30 p m and four 120-pound contests at 12 30 p m. Officials include Kincaid as president and Kilgore as honorary president. A final meeting at Em Roe sporting goods store Thursday 7 30 p m seeks officials and applications.
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Indianapolis Amateur Football League
Mohawks
Indianapolis Cubs
River- Holy Trinity
O'Hara Sans
Brook R
T. Ls
Ellenbereer
St. Claris Kind Gidness
Fusubs
Trinity
Bear Cats
St. Philip Boys Club
Brookside
Rimson Cubs
Assumption A. C
Lverside
Saeds
A. D. Kincaid
Dave Kilgore
George Zimmerman
R. L. Leech
Carl Callahan
Em-Roe Sporting Goods
Thurseday
Sturm Golf Victory in Kiwanis Tourney at Broadmoor
Bob Sturm won the final 1930 Kiwanis Club golf tournament at Broadmoor Country Club with a low gross 79. Herman C. Wolff tied with 79 for second, OETA shot 82, and Walter Campbell finished third with 83. Clemens O. Mueller claimed low net with 64 on a 30 handicap, while Milton K. Foxworthy and Irwin Bettermann tied for second low net at 67 with 40 handicaps.
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Bob Sturm
Kiwanis Club
Broadmoor Country Club
Herman C. Wolff
Oeta
Walter Campbell
Clemens O. Mueller
Milton K. Foxworthy
Irwin Bettermann
Tech grid team hosts Bloomington Friday
The Tech grid team will entertain Bloomington here Friday. Coach Mueller guided the squad through a fundamentals drill Tuesday.
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Tech Grid
Bloomington
Mueller
Famous N. D. Coach Describes Chief Gridiron Systems
Notre Dame coach discusses four main football systems: Warner’s power attack with two wing backs and reverse plays. the punt and passing game used by Michigan and others. the Howard Jones and Dr. Spears shift ending with a wing back. and the man in motion from close or spread formations. He notes Notre Dame relies on speed and deception with multiple variations off a single formation, stressing blocking angles and quarterback communication to exploit defenses.
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Knute Rockne
All America Board of Fi
U. 8
Patent Office
Warner
Michigan
Vanderbilt
Missouri
Princeton
Howard Jones
Dr. Spears
Jones
Spears
Stagg
Chicago
Steffen
Carnegie Tech
Notre Dame
Malone Faces Sons in City Series Opener
Perce Malone and Ted Lyons were named to pitch the opening game of the Chicago city series at Comiskey park. Malone led the Cubs with twenty wins this season, Lyons had twenty two wins for the White Sox, who placed seventh in the American League. The Cubs won the last series in 1928 four games to three and were favored 7 to 5 to repeat.
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Chicago
Perce
Pat) Malone
Ted Lyons
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
Comiskey Park
Malone
Cubs
Lyons
Sox
Big Ten Grid Games Scheduled for Saturday Across Cities
Northwestern hosts Ealaws in Evanston while Purdue meets Bay in Lafayette and Ohio State faces Medina in Columbus. Minnesota plays Vanderbilt in Minneapolis and Illinois battles Iowa State in Urbana. Purdue’s rival Pg vs Michigan State in Ann Arbor. Wisconsin welcomes Carleton in Madison. Chicago hosts Hillsdale and Ripon in Chicago. Ore plays Oklahoma A. and M. in Iowa City.
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Northwestern Ey
Ealaws
Evanston
Purdue
Bay
Lafayette
Ohio State
Medina
Columbus
Minnesota
Vanderbilt
Minneapolis
Illinois
Iowa State
Urbana
Michigan State
Annbor
Wisconsin
Carleton
Madison
Chicago
Hillsdale
Ripon
Ore
Oklahoma A. & M
Iowa City
Detroit Pro Clarence Gamber Wins National Open Golf Drive
Clarence Gamber of Detroit won the national open golf driving tourney in Philadelphia with an average of 256 yards over three swings and a longest drive of 262 yards.
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Philadelphia
Clarence Gamber
Detroit
Shortridge Gridiron Practice Prepares for Broad Ripple
Blue practices ran a light signal drill and dummy scrimmage on new plays Tuesday as Coach Goldsberry gears up for Friday’s game with Broad Ripple with another light workout planned today.
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Shortridge
Goldsberry
Broad Ripple
O Connell and Anderson Set for Main Bout at Cable Tabernacle
O Connell of Terre Haute meets Anderson of Elwood in a middleweight clash as the chief supporting bout to the Burman Craig main event Monday night at Cable Tabernacle. Burman 195 pounds, Craig about 225. It’s their second meeting after a lively Armory bout last winter.
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Burman
George Craig
Cable Tabernacle
Larry O'Connell
Terre Haute
Kid Anderson
Elwood
Buck Krause
Craig
Armory
Red Yeager
Jim Murphy
St. Louis
Lefty Nicholson
Shelbyville
Bob Nolan
Indianapolis
Manual Gridmen Drill Ahead of City Series Opener
Manual gridmen practiced hard in Indianapolis to prepare for Friday’s opener at Washington. They showed power in last week’s 6 0 loss to Wabash and hope to surprise the Continentals this Friday.
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Washington
Indianapolis
Manhual
Delivery Boy Robbed Near Talbot Avenue
James McKinney a 14 year old delivery boy for the Yantis sandwich shop at Twenty third and Meridian streets was robbed in the 2300 block of Talbot Avenue Tuesday night. A hungry thief stole $10 after eating several sandwiches.
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James McKinney
College Avenue
Yantis
Twentythird
Meridian Streets
Talbot Avenue
Connie Mack’s Remarkable Managerial Record
Ripley notes Connie Mack has managed Philadelphia since 1904 with pennants in 1902 1905 1910 1911 1913 1914 1929 1930 and world series titles in 1910 1913 1929 1941. It also mentions a radium clock by Dr. Frank E. Simpson and Jimmy Bigelow’s banjo endurance record in Jacksonville Florida in 1930 broadcast on WJAX.
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Connie Mack
Philadelphia
Jimmy Bigelow
Bigelow
Rhodes-Futch- Collins Company
Jacksonville
Fla
WJAX
Amateur and Independent Elevens Seek Game Notices
City and state amateur and independent football teams line up for annual action. Managers are invited to use The Times free for club notices meetings results and practice announcements. Saint Patrick meeting and signal drill planned at school hall with equipment issue.
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Times
Pasapene
Saint Patrick
School Hall
St. Pats
Roseingarten
Saint Paul Street
New York Fights Smoke Nuisance From Skyscrapers
New York health department launches campaign against smoke nuisances. Commissioner Wynne orders inspectors to monitor from skyscraper vantage points. Harbor patrols also seek ships and vessels emitting heavy smoke.
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United Press New York
Wynne
Boy Robbed at Gunpoint for Hidden Icebox Cash
A gunman forced 13 year old Samuel Patterson to surrender $3900 his father kept in the icebox. The suspect fled and authorities seek clues in the street crime case.
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Samuel Patterson
Lawrence May Move to Stop 5-Cent Levy on New Town
Abolitionists urge delaying the Lawrence Indiana town budget of 55 cents for a sewer system amid a petition drive to abandon the corporation. Citizens claim most residents cannot bear the tax while tax board members weigh Lawrence and nearby areas’ levies.
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Lawrence
Indianapolis
State Tax Board
Richard Zirnstein
Marion County
Center
Perry Townships
Indiana Taxpayers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Simeon Morgan
Phil Zoercher
Center Township
Club group to meet on Friday dinner for membership drive
The Indianapolis Athletic Club committee of sixty will gather at a Friday night dinner to discuss advancing the club 2000 member goal. Committee president Frank F. Wooling notes the meeting aims to map further outreach and recruitment actions.
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Indianapolis Athletic Club
Frank F. Wooling
Al Capone era gangsters post record $50,000 cash bond
In Chicago a $50,000 cash bond posted by an Capone-era lieutenant backed by the underworld’s good behavior fund was added as Jack Guzik, a Capone associate, faced charges of evading income taxes totaling $222,501.86. Guzik’s bond was set at $50,000 with further bail actions bringing total bonds to $160,000 as others contributed.
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United Press
Chicago
al Capone
Harry
Jack Guzik
Capone
Woodward
Guzik
Ike Roderick
Roderick
Sam
Harry Guzik
Jack
George
Red) Barker
William
Three Fingered Jack
Fort's Builder Visits Post Linked to Cheatham
Major General B. Frank Cheatham, who led construction at Fort Benjamin Harrison, spends several days at the post where he served decades ago. He travels with Mrs. Cheatham and is guest of Mrs. George Jamerson while attending a Girl Scouts convention.
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B. Frank Cheatham
Benjamin Harrison
Cheatham
Rational Girl Scouts Convention
George Jamerson
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