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a I Jii THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, ATUUDAY, NO VEMBE1T15, 1930. a am 1 SPO RTS VEILED CHARGES OF SUB SIDIZAT10N AROUSE HIGH SCHOOLS ORGANIZE NEW CONFERENCE IN SOUTHERN INDIANA 30XING AL SINGER LOSES LIGHT WEIGHT TITLE TO CANZORNERI COAST TURMOIL FOOTBALL SALVATION ARMY TO GET PROCEEDS OF ARMY NAVY GAME WASHINGTON. (AJ.) West Point efflclals announced November 15 und Anna polls after a confer enee today that the Army Navy football York en December the Salvation Army ef the a nem ployed. proceds ef the game In New 13 will re to for the benefit Trotting Gossip Dixie bound are a considerable share of American horse trainers. Among the members of the driving profession who are.

going Is Fred Egan. whose tenure as trainer and driver for Walter Candler at Atlanta, Oa, was ended by the sale of the southerner's racing stable. Egan is to take up quarters soon at Ixmgwood. Fhu the winter training ground just outside of Orlando, and because of bis well earned fame aa a tutor and race driver, will very likely have a completely filled stable soon. Harry Stokes, of Urbana, 0 and for years ranked as one of the best of the big line relnsmen.

Is locating at Long wood, also, to take on horses from outside sources. Out of Indiana, the first beard to announce bis departure for the win ter season In the south is Ploat Jolly, the owner driver, of Tipton. Each year Jolly races some good campaigners, and there Is an extra Inducement for him to go because a meeting of extended dates will be given over the Longwood course, starting bite in January. In this the Tipton horseman plans to take a part, and doubtless will make some share of winter ex penses thereby. Horsemen here In attendance at the horse sale included several from Pe oria, TJL.

where a revival of the sport is in decided prospect. One of the Peoria delegation was H. J. Schmoe per. a prominent business man there, and who recently established a breeding farm near his home city, with Blngen Silk (3) 2:074.

at the head of the Mr. Schmoeger was a buyer here, with brood mares his first call. There Is a Orand circuit berth In the vision of the Peorians. and they believe they can attain their objective, with any sort of encouragement from horsemen. Just when the meeting there would be held is not given, though It probably would be either late in August or following the Indiana state fair in September, as the shipment either to or from this city would not be extended.

MONDAY'S MAT CARD Monday night's wrestling show at Tomllnson hall. has been arranged with four bouts making up the complete MIL Preddle Kuppfer, Owensboro Ky.) welterweight grappler. win meet Blacksmith Pedlgo. Loutevllle matmsn, and Floyd Byrd. of EvansvUle.

will make bis local debut against Merle Dolby. Columbus, in the double wind up affairs. Joe Dilman. Akron (O.) Greek, will collide with Carl Chancy, of Bloomlngton. in the semi bout, and Pete Dando.

Columbus, will oppose Young Price in the opener. Franklin's Harness Activities. FRANKLIN. Ind Norember IS. EUa Braden.

2:07. J. Logan's pacing mare, was sold at the speed auction in Indianapolis to Squire Brothers, of Windsor. Conn. This Franklin horse was a consistent winner the last season.

She was trained by Mr. Logan, and driven by Riley Walters. Franklin, after her first start at Columbus in August. At the same auction William Flanagan. Franklin horseman, purchased a brown yearling colt.

Amar Volo, by the Great Volo, This colt's dam. Kittle Amar. is the dam of Scott Pluto, 2:07. Jack Amos, Edmhurg. added three miles to his stable, which is in training at the Franklin track under the direction of Riley Walters.

They are Tanta Lincoln, by Peter Lincoln: Princess Lincoln, by Peter Lincoln, and VoUette. by the Great Volo, Haskell Star Athletes Live Up to Names of Great White Spirit LAWRENCE. Kas, November (A The Great White Spirit had an eye to predestination when he christened two athletes at Haskell Institute here. Wilson "Buster" Charles, national decathlon champion. Is known to bis Oneida tribesmen as Deerfoot," and be lives bp to the name on the football field.

To the Caddo Indians. Louis Weller, fleet, elusive halfback and rapta" of the Rambling Redskins the last two years, is "Little Rabbit." He weighs only 150 pounds. Both are candidates for places with the great Jim Thorpe and John Levi in the merged Hall of Fame of Old Carlisle and Haskell. FreTiJ on November 22. will be in Indianapolis to play Butler University team.

Position Paleface Name Indian Name Tribe Left end M. Brightaan Hunting Dog Creek Left tackle Victor Cos to Hemet Mission Left guard L. Alexander Iron Moccasin Creek Center L. Johnson Big Muskie Menominee Right guard Clarence Powless Bullneck Oneida Right tackle Norman Holmes Knocks Off Two Cherokee Right end Curtis Beaver Tall Trees Winnebago Quarterback Pete Shepherd Black Cloud Sioux Left hslfbT Louis Weller Little Rabbit Caddo Right halfback Wilson Charles Deerfoot Oneida Fullback W. Johnson Great Manltou Piute PLAN" NEW CONFERENCE Competitive Athletic Activities Featuring H.

S. Basketball Object of Body. MADISON, Ind, November 15. An association of high' schools in the southeastern part of Indiana for the purpose of promoting athletic activities Is in the process of formation, it was anncunced by Conner K. Salm.

principal of the Madison High School, who is interested in the movement. The organisation Is to be known as the Southeastern Indiana High School Conference. It will be similar to several others that have been formed in other sections cf Indiana. Memberships will be limited to schools affiliated with the State High School Athletic Association but the new organization will in no way interfere with the state association. The Southeastern Indiana conference will comprise an eastern and western division.

Invitations have been issued to the following schools to become charter mrmbers in the eastern division: North Vernon. Versailles. Aurora, Osgood. BrcokvlUe, Batesvllle, Mllroy. Western Division.

Western division charter membership Invitations have been extended to Scottsburg, Salem. Paoli, Seymour, New Albany, JeffersonvUle, Mitchell, West Baden, Oolitic, Orleans, French Lick. Corydon, Brownstown, Austin. Madison and Edlnburg have been given their choice cf adhering to which ever division they prefer. Competitive athlttlc activities In fhe conference will be chiefly basketball with championships to be decided upon a percentage basis.

Any school in the organization will be required to play at least eight games in a season with other schools of the same division. A trcphy will be placed at stake for conference championship. It Is planned to effect the organisation immediately and start the activity this season. NORTHWESTERN'S BIG TEN TITLE HOPES AT STAKE EVANSTON. November 15 (UP.) North western's Big Ten foot tall championship hopes were at stake today when the undefeated Wildcats met Wisconsin before a capacity crowd of 48,000 in Dyche stadium.

Northwestern ruled a 2 to favorite but these odds belied the real strength of the Wisconsin eleven which has suffered only one defeat this season, Purdue beat Wisconsin. 7 6. and Ohio State held the Badgers to a scoreless tie. HANOVER DEFEATED HANOVER, November 15 (AP.) Two touchdowns by Black bum and a safety scored on a tackle by Jacoby behind Hanover's goal line give the Wilmington College football team a 14 0 victory over the Panthers Friday. Blackburn, Wilmington Quarterback, crossed the goal line first to the second quarter alter a drive that took the ball forty yards 'down the field, and again in the last quarter after another powerful attack that swept the lighter Hanover eleven off Its feet.

Wi hnlnrton 14 HanoTcr 0. Wallin Gvin Staple Rockwell Lewta Ganaert Wfmir tt. J. SriTtier r. G.

O. T. Johnson Gray Lander O. Daris. Jacoby Blade burn Orr ImkII Anderson iu B.

Mek Hmrieraon paster score vj WUmlnrton 1 Haoorer 0 0 Touchdowns Blbnrn ts. uo atitution Wilminston) Pulp am. Ja per. Hattslla. MannHth.

Burton. Jones. BeaMy McCoy. Day. Fo: (Hiixwrt Hainea.

Owyer. link an. Smii. McKnlty. Belmer.

Hlllia. Manaorh Offirfala Referee. Skinner: umpire. Dledrich; bead linesman. Harmon.

SOUTHERN INDIANA High School Basketball Abb boy Alumni. 71: Amboy. 19. Baiosridre. II: Koacbdale.

S. Bateerille. 31 tetta. SO. BrookTtlle.

14: Harnaoa, Ben Dana. 52: Cannelton 12. Bloominrdale. 15: Honey Creek. 11.

Boston, 87: Brownmlle. 2.V Beech Groye. 18: tireeawood. 14. BurUnrton.

24: RuaataTtlle. i. Sweetaer. CO. Cicero.

31: Atlanta. 12, Clar Miami. 2: Ouli. 9. ClarkshilU 19: Wea.

16. Carabodce City. CO: Harrrstova. 17. Columbus.

IS: Greenaburr. 14. Chariot teeriUe. SO: Carthas. 19.

Clark Township. 13: Hopewell. 12. ConnersTille. 18: liberty.

17. Dan ti lie. 28: Brownsburr. 2. IMloKi.

Windfall. 21. EconoBiT. 3S: Hontsxill. 17.

Eaton. TZ: Union City. 21. Frankoo. 28: Moorearille.

14. rubers. 2: Whltenursm. 1. Fountain Oty.

2: Saratosa 16. Frankfort. 50: Rochester. J. Fillmore 3M: BasaeUille.

14. Galreaton. 31: West Middle too. 20. Grance.

24: LaureL 13. Gooland. 14: MonlioelJo. 6. Green.

22: Mndoe. Greenfield. 15: PaWtioe. 11. Hammond.

37; Griffith. 13. HUJfboro. 48: Walise. 10.

Hartford City. 37: Wrncheater. 19. Hope. 34: Jfinereli.

IS. Jack son. 26: Dwtf. T5. Jar aoa.

33: Clay (Howard). 14. taper. 32: Tell Ctty. 13.

Kemotoo. 22; Goldsmith. 21. Kmc man. 2: CoTiartoo.

11. Kewasna. 26: Fulton. 21. Kokosno.

19' Greentown. 9. laocansDort Reserrea 28: Cutler. IS. Lnraneport B.

20: Fairmount. 16. Liaoea. 18: Kew Rifisaond. 15.

Lrno. 3f: JiHwn. 11. Laneastee. 37: Rock Creek.

2. lawrewee. 31 New Beihel. 21 MsrHarrvIle, IS; Bedford. 12 (orerume), DIEGEL HAS NO FEARS OF 1930 MODEL BALL NEW YORK, Nsvember 15 (AT.) Leo Diegel, fanner P.

G. A. champion, has no abjections te the new" galf hall, which is te become official after Jaoaary "Any ball wUl travel if yea hit 'em right," Diegel said when asked if the new and lighter model would handicap the lone drivers. The increased wind hazard also tails te perturb him. "How many of as can play Any bail in the wind? he asks.

BOOTH'S RUNNING MATE BANTAM HERO OF DIXIE UNIVERSITY, Ala, November 15 (A.P.) A former running mate of Albie Booth is a lightweight gridiron hero of the south. He is "Bat" Bellini, 145 pound Alabama halfback, who played wfth Booth on the New Haven High School team. He is one of the smallest players In the southern conference, measuring but 5 feet 4 Inches from the ground up. Bellini got his chance with the 1929 varsity when several of the regular backs were Injured. He plays In safety position, and fans get a great kick out of seeing him bring down the bigger backs.

BEN DAVIS NETTERS WIN CANNELTON, November 15 In a much faster game than the score indicates, Ben Davis High School, In dianapolis, defeated Cannelton High School at basketball In the community trrmnacliim PrirtaV niffht. 22 to 12. The visitors had the superior advan tage of night in recovering we oai so that by law of averages scored oftener on their long shots lrom the field. iNDIANA TEACHERS LOSE KIRKSVILLE. November 15 (A.P.) The Klrkaville Teachers ripped a listless i football team from Indiana Teachers' College at Terre Haute to shreds 1 last night to win, 32 to 0.

Poor punting by the visitors iriT cville nlla nn a larre score. The Indiana Teachers threatened to score only once, carrying the ball to a the locals' seven yarn une. 88,000 SEATS SOLD FOR LOS ANGELES TILT LOS ANGELES, CaL, Nsvember 15 (AJ.) Althourh the football teams of southern California and Notre Dame will not play am til December every one of the SS.OOt seats have been sold, It wss announced here today. STUDENTS RUN WILD AMES. November 15 (A.P.) Two thousand Iowa State College stu dents overran the business district yesterday afternoon, following publl Mttnn in the eollece DSDer of a letter from a merchant charging they were not supporting me icwwau vcam properly.

The fire department was called to extinguish several bonfires in tne street. BADGER RUNNERS WIN ANN ARBOR. Mich, November 15 (TJ.P.) The University of Wisconsin cross country team defeated the University of Michigan, 21 to 34. here to riiv Prr Austin. Of Michigan, was first eomDletine the four and one I half miles in 23:58.

Mtrhicantown. 38: Younr America, lw. Milan. 29: Mooreshill. 11.

10: Marshall. 17. Meta. 23; Lincoln. 16.

McJCinley. 30: Farmland. 19. MCordsTUle. 32: Osklandon.

21. Morvantowm 58: Trafais ar. 6. Morton Memorial. 33: Arlinrton.

13. Marenro. 27: Tobinsport. 13. Monroria.

25: Zionsnlle, 17. Napoleon. 32: New Marion. 16. North Vernon.

16: Lawrem eburf. 12. NaahTiUe. 27: rnionille. 16.

Nw London. 19: Union. 12. New Rosa. 24: Ladowa.

23 'OTertime). Noblesrtlle. 23: Wewtfield. 12. North Salem.

22; Plaiofield. 19 (overtime New aletn. 31: Honwert. 26. New Warerfy.

61: Noble Township. 10. Orange. 24: Laurel. 1 3.

Odon. 22: Oolilir. 21. Oscood. 21: Vrrsaillrs.

If Paracon. 28: Eminence. 12. Paoli. 23: Brownstown.

21. PlainTille. 21: Petersburg 1 rry Central, 20; New Auruti 10. Pine Village. 21: Otterbin.

14. Pinnell. 29: Darltnrton. 24. Roekrille.

Montexuma. 14. RushrilV. 43: Milroy. 1 SMnrcJeTille.

38: CoJfa. 20. Sttsbart. 39: Crotherevill. 13.

Shelbyrille. 28: I banon. 13. Sernvoor. 13: Cortlnnd.

8. Seymour Rewrrea. 38: Cortland. 7. t.

Paul. 26 flat Rork. 22. xrinatield. 34; unman 12.

Storkwell. 22: Bowera 16. traurbn. 22: Milton. 16.

at. Xirr i iHanunctoal. 34: Ixanport Ca'holte. 5. Tipton.

23: Flora. 13. Valley Mills. 2fl: Catleton. 18.

Tellers burr. 28: Waynetown. 23. Warren Centrsl. 26: Edinburc.

17. Wahinrton. Zm Mitell. CO. tintawisburr.

19: Whitewater. 15. Wina al. 19: New Market. 7.

Wimmac. 29: Reyal Center. 19 Waehmrton Toweship. 30. LuTrn, a.

BUTLER AND PURDUE RENEW GRID RIVALRY LAFAYETTE, Ind, November 15. Butler' football team was here today to resume a rivalry which goes back some forty odd years. The Bulldogs, pronounced to be fit by Coach Harry Bell, hoped to hold in check Coach Bill Kizer's Boiler Makers. Kizer planned to start his varsity men and use substitutes as much as possible. Butler brought its band and a large following of fans.

OHIO STATE UNDERDOG COLUMBUS. November 15 (A.P.) Underdogs again after one week of rating as favorite over Navy, the Ohio State eleven set its back against the charge' of Pittsburgh's Panthers in Ohio stadium today. A crowd of 40.000. a large percentage of it from Pittsburgh, was expected. BASKETBALL FORMER BOOTBLACK, FEATHER, WINS LIGHTWEIGHT CROWN i it Associated Preaa Pboto.

TONY OANZONERI. THE BEST THEY HAD NEW YORK. November 15 (AJ.) Dick Sperback, of St. Mary's football team, has the reputation of being a wag. Being shown by a bellboy in gold lace to very lits quarters in a dab, he thought of the contrast with his dormitory and soliloquised: "This will never do.

The bellboy apologized: Sorry, sir. It's the best we've got." MICHIGAN ANNOUNCES ITS 1931 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE ANN ARBOR, November 15. Four games at home and three away are on the Michigan 1931 football schedule announced here by Franklin C. Csppou, assistant director of athletics. One date, the first of the season.

remains unfilled. The schedule is as follows: October Open. 1 October lo Chicago there. October 17 Ohio State here. October 24 Illinois there.

October 31 Princeton there. Norember 7 Indiana here. Not ember 14 Michigan State bera. Norember 21 Minnesota here. Roshville didders Eat.

RUSHVTLLE, November 15. Members of the Roshville High School football team were nonored at the annual father and son banquet held here. LATERAL PASS IN SPECIALTY OF iuh. a. AtL vC i 1 pinhfempletoh Suggests inV2stigcdionbfU.Sp.Policy Proposes Probe to Determine Why Southern California I Gets Best Football Players I and Other Athletes.

i CAN FRANCISCO, November 15 AJP. The proposal of R. (Dink) Tempkton, Stanford University track coach, for an investigation to deter rnme why the Univenlty of Southern California. gets the best football player and other athletes. threw the roast football situation into a turmoil "The future of Pacific coast ath letics depends on an investigation.

Templeton told gathering of California and Etaniord alumnus and officials at Oakland mm. Coach Howard Jones, of the University of Southern California, at Lea Angeles. Issued a quick reply, asktog the Etaniord coach to "prove cU insinuations or shut op." The turmoil evidently centered around the 74 to 0 defeat handed California by Southern California. Until Stanford and California get a break on athletic material there Is no chance for them to compete with Southern California on an even basis, Templeton declared. Jenes Demands Proof.

It Is high time that Stanford and California should get together and find cut why this situation has arisen. Why has U. 8. C. such athletes and football players? Maybe it Is the southern California climate, the waving palm or the V.

S. C. campus buildings. AH coaches know that the first principle of success Is man power, re ardless of miracles or magic up their Sleeves. This Is the first tune In history, since the New Zealand All Blacks famed TZuzbj team that toured the United SUtes several years ago), that the Pacific coast has had such an athletic organization of big power as the U.

8. football team. i Coach Jones declared the yelled charges of subsidization demanded proof It either Templeton or these California supporters with their yelled remark on subsidization bare, anything to prove, 111 be more than glad to listen. he said. They're made a lot of accusations.

Now let's hare some i Only Three New lien. "Don't both Stanford and California get a large percentage of their athletes from Southern California? How many players do ws get from northern California? i Coach Jones said except for three men, the 1930 Trojan football team was the same eleren which lost to California, 1 to 7, In 1929. after which no hints of subsidization were beard. TW, B. Owens.

Stanford professor and president of the Pacific Coast Conference, said Temple ton's remarks were his personal opinions and did not represent Stanford's attitude. i caaday afternoon at Washington arTc two of the city best Independent elerena will meet la a rrude game. The two rivals are the IUv rside Olympics and College Cubs. Both teams hare been playing state football this season and they hare made good records. The two clubs hare been negotiating for a game for sometime and It was finally arrarured to play the game Sunday.

Without doubt the contest will be 'm. Tt win hrinsr together two hesry line behind which will be fast back fields ready to romp. The Cubs, for sereral seasons, hare held the whip hand to Independent football In this city with Its classy array of talent, but this season the Olympics feel they hare the team to put a stop to It and sereral hundred north side fans will Touch for this. i Three games are on the program at the ball park. Starting at 11 o'clock the Crimson Cubs and Trinity Bearcats will tangle In a Junior league game of the Indianapolis Football Association and at 1:15 the Holy Trinity and Mohawks eleren will clash In a senior league attraction.

Holy Trinity holds the lead tn the senior loop, while the Mohawks hare been coming 4 strong lately. The Cub Olympic game Is scheduled to start at The admission to the three games Is 13 cents. The season will come to a close In Indianapolis rootbeU Association leagues Sunday afternoon at the rart ous city parks. Holy Trinity, with its i second successtTe championship with in its grasp. Is out to clinch the title In the senior loop with a Ylctory ever the Mohawks.

This game wUl be played at Washington park. The Xn dlanarwlis Cuba, tied for second place with the It P. O. team, take on the Midways at Xlhodius park at 2 o'clock. while the It.

P. grldders meet the OUara Sans at Brookslde park, while the O. T. team meets the United Cabs at Jthrerslde. Zn the junior league the Crimson Cubs will attempt to put a crimp la the Trinity Bear Cats at Washington 'park, while the Boys' Club play the Assumption A.

at Ithodlua park. The Efc. Philips and 2Wey Cubs tangle at Brookslde and the Tigers and Wls ards meet at Itlrerslde. The standing of the two leagues: 1 KSIOK. ffor Trty ii4iBpolto Cbdo P.

C. Xldwsy Mfcwks T. O'Hm Saa Vmtcd Cab .750 as 6 A i a i I I A a i .333 Jf0 T. W. I PH.

I.OO l.OOO TSor Ono Trtnii Oslo 0 rinn Cub Wiuirrtt 5 at. rttiiiM AHuarUM Biter Cube Ticers a a i a 11 ae7 The St Pata eleren wta play the Wee Ul eld eleven at Pennsy park Sun dy aftemocn. ITiH nashem ore scheduled to meet the South Side Turners Bun at Rmrvkxlda Ka. a at 3:30. Brisht wood Juniors and Oriental Bulldogs will also pxay on vzus neia as u.j The Juniors have lost only one game this season.

The Plashes will bold a special drill Sunday raornlng at 10. MUDDY GRIDS HI EAST ffrrthall" Jar mast of the eastern' front, experienced the storm iest weather or me season looay. iTmn irt nvm'rht anakMl the anrt thm dowenour continued this morning as thousands tn the metropolitan area donned protective apparel far the mud battles to be fought In such headliners as the Pordham St. Mary's of CaUfornia game at the polo ground. New York, and the classic eie rTineexon coniesv a ru mrr itjirfliim Prlnreton.

than 120.000 tickets were sold for these ta games alone. MISSOURI VALLEY CHAMPS MEET NOTRE DAME TEAM SOUTH BEND. Ind, Norember IS (AJ. Today appeared to be Just another Saturday for Notre Dame as tt faced Drake, winner of the Missouri nlVr till for lta third atralzht year, in Notre Came stadium. Drake last season put up a struggle that lasted to within eight minutes nf th finish wtth Notre Dim wtri nlng, 19 to 7, but nothing like this was anticipated tcaay.

Tf aa I rtf tfv Nnb Tirtf home season, but no more than 16,000 were expected to watch. IN ARMORY FEATURE SCRAP DANNY DELMONT. JOEY OOODMAN. Two of the nation's outstanding junior welterweights hare been signed to fight In the ten round main event of Tuesday night's Legion boxing show at the Armory. Joey Ooodman of Cleveland will meet Danny Delmont of Chicago In this number, and the fans are expecting a whale of a contest, this being the first time these two pugs hare met in any ring.

Delmont has forged to the front Vapidly In the last year, and has become a popular performer ta main events all orer the middle west. Ooodman likewise has became a popular contender In his division, and In thirty nine fights has lost but two. dropping these to Sammy Mandel and Benny Bass. Delmont Is of Italian ancestry, while Ooodman is Jewish. Former Wildcat Start Prepare for Irish Vets CHICAGO, Norember IS Former stars of Northwestern University's football teams went to Dyche stadium today to don their moleskins and start practice for their game with Notre Dame's ex stars on the Shrlnera football card at Soldier yield.

Thanksgiving Day. Coach Dick Hanley of Northwestern, and Tim Xxrvry, captain of the 1925 Purple team, notified by Coach Knute Rockne of Notre Dame that bis ex stars were "rartn" to go, announced that practice would be held four times weekly until the day of the game. Unlike Notre Dame's ex stars, who are scattered far and wide, most of the Wildcats of Northwestern are hi Chicago. And most of them hold poaitiona which will enable them to practice dally. The Xioire iJame rioruiwesiexn stars game win start at 10 a.

m. as a preliminary to the Oregon West Virginia game, starting at 11 a. m. The football games are being staged under the auspices of the Board of Governors, for the benefit of the Chicago unit. Shrmers hospitals for crippled cnuaren.

xne ooara ox governors beaded by Will IL Wade. rm i Vitrmn Via mmda arrange ment for Soldier Field for ten on Thanksgiving uay ror zooioau games, involving the best college teams of the west, east and south. West Virginia upset advance pre dictions by defeating the strong Kansas Agglee. coached by "Bo McMillan. 23 to 7.

last Saturday. Oregon hi a1 an riff rfav. Th Oregon Staters play the University of Oregon next Saturday. ROCKNE SCOUTS SOtmi BEND, IndL. November 15.

That Knate K. Bockne considers Northwestern an nnvsnaUy dangerooa rtval far Notre Dame was Indicated today when It became knewm that the Notre Dame eeach wae at Eranstoa to acoot tho wndcaU In their fame with Wlseenain. This Is tho first time ta years that Ttockne has considered a rtval worthy enoara to de soand his personal seoatlng attention, la today's game with Drake, the Notre Damo mjaad was directed by Assistant Coach Anderson. 1 The first round in the Capitol City League at the East Tenth street gym resulted tn the strong Beaks Quintet easily defeating the Mohawks, and Ffogn winning from the Oas Company, while the 3.40. fire dropped the Wyandottee.

Tho Kpto Alpha Pal traas fca Tver tt4 and ooaires to took tames wna ritf and atato tcama. Tb oquad eonnooiKl fnrmr felrh achool star, oautamlinc htt aro CUt of Shortrkfr: CwVrfaoha. at Maanal, and Smith. Haatlnctna. Tor ram wnt Orl A.

lwrr, 317 Prnard Tao. or call Belaaoa 4717 durla tba day. The Twonty flha atrort Varchaats wast ramos wtta ctty and atato taama. Call Efler 7311 or Talbot XSZX. Too Boaatcr Hawks voold Kko eltr sod atato ram.

CaQ Waabtastoa 191 artor 5 SO a. as. or write saaaarer at 3407 Win. drop rsaos. 1 Tho Bedford 3f.

K. aamblora dMixo road ram. Vfrtt Carl O. Irroaoa, Box 1S7. Bedlord.

Th ghelhrvin Mldrria sro ra4v to aebdu1o ramcs wltn team ta Binrta var ctkl ds. Wait VTlUiam Aktrtdre. 7lO SoutH MUler STeaa. Tb Bocwirr A era. who bavo bad a atrnoa Imb for tt laM fir rcara.

dvatre to book rsiac with atrtnttc eit.T and stale UMuns. nt or wir WtMoa jumv six WMt TKlrf flrt atrwt or Ha riaoa 3I74 M. Tipton. Anderson and Kcw Pales Uno take notice Tb Jfortbald Pirate deairo cam la JTS poucI rlaaa. CaU Harrtooa r37 K.

Kirahbaum, Trcop 2o. 69 and tak notico. 1 TTta Wrmatae Ttmra dealiw aaaae: witb cum Itavina' mrr rmm tf a bvtb. CaU Lanr. presr I SCO after o'clock, or virta Ik KfUemerer.

14VI Sooth Talbo treet. Heal SUk and drewood A. a taks BOUce. The AnSltr rMm' basketball team Xuia. Mk.

vlaheo rame uh trnc etato men tem Address All Stars, fox Sio. Kesaouaer. ino. Basketball PRINCETON AND YALE MEET FOR 54TH TIME PRINCETON, i Norember 15 (AjP.) A throng came to Princeton today to see the fifty fourth game between. Tale and Princeton and to bid farewell to Bill Roper, Princeton's famous coach.

Princeton's poor record caused most everybody to expect a walkaway for Yale. After a dozen years of coaching Princeton teams. Roper has decided to retire and this game marked the end of his reign. The famous Roper inspiration, which has carried former teams to victories which seemed beyond their powers, and the chance that a wet field would hamper the Ell attack alone remained to comfort Princeton's supporters. Yale has been beaten ocly by Georgia and has tied Army and Dartmouth.

(7 v. Ed Mays, dashing halfback, and Captain Ben Ticknor. a II American center last year, sre two of the boys who help execute the numerous lateral passes in the Harvard repertory. By Oasie Solem. Drake Coach DE3 MOINES (AJ'.) Arnold Hor ween at Harvard probably has done more to popularize the lateral pass than any other coach.

While others discussed Its possibilities, he went out and put the play in use with telling effect. Every coach now has a lateral In his repertory. Harvard's most successful lateral really Is quite simple. The line Is unbalanced and the backs are shifted to the strong side. From this formation Harvard bucks straight ahead, runs off tackle and passes.

After Mays, kit half, has run off Washington Eleven CityFootbattCha ST. MARY'S, FORDHAM IN IMPORTANT TUSSLE NEW YORK, November 15 (A Slip Madlgan's St. Mary eleven from Oakland. Cal attemoted to halt the Fordham Rams today, unbeaten and untied this season. Madlgan's huskies have lost only one game in the last two seasons.

Fordham wound up last season with no defeats but two ties and has won all its games so far this campaign. Both teams stress the defensive side of the game and each can flash a brilliant passing attack when necessary. AX. SINGER. NEW YORK.

November 15 (A.P.) Two years ago they said he was through, b.ut Tony Canzoneri, the little Italian who began his fantastic boxing career as a bootblack on the streets of New Orleans, is the lightweight champion today. Less than a round, more than twenty five years ago Joe Oans, the immortal, knocked out Frankle Erne at Fort Erie. N. in fifty four seconds, and last summer Singer lowered Sammy Mandell, then holder of the title, In a little more than two minutes. It may have been Cansonerl had not gone back as much as the followers of the game thought, but whatever was the reason, the Italian wss easily the master of the Jewish champion, who won the title less than five months iCOu For one minute they bobbed and weaved but not a blow was struck.

Then Canzoneri came out of the Clinch, stepped back and let loose with terrific left hook. Slneer staggered but recovered and dodged the next of the same kind but the third hook he could riot escape and went down face fist on the mat. OLD GRID RIVALS BATTLE FOR LITTLE BROWN JUG ANN ARBOR. November 15 (AJ.) Minnesota and Michigan met on the football field here today, the Gophers battling for "the little brown Jug, the wolverines ior me cnam nionshin of the western conference. A victory for Michigan would leave rvniv tha down trodden Chicago Ma roons in the way of at least a.

tie for the Biz Ben title. The midwest's most famous football trophy, "the little brown iue." was in possession of Mieriisran. but would travel back to Mlnneannla if the Giants of the north won. NITTANY LIONS IN IOWA IOWA CITY, la, November 15 (A.P. Marking the first time an eastern eleven ever has played In Iowa City, the "Nlttany Lions" of Perm state were the home coming opponents of the University of Iowa today as thousands of "old gratis returned to pass judgment on Burt Ingwersen's 1930 creation.

Showing remarkably Improved form In the last two games, the Hawkeyes were slight pre game favorites over their Intersections! rivals who have found trouble winning games in their own territory. SIMPLE FORM HARVARD COACH tackle two or three times. Scheres chewskl. fullback, swerves to the outside past the incoming end. Mays, using the basketball push hot.

feeds the ball over the head of the end to the fullback. Criekard. right half, carries out the some assignment lor an off tackle run. He helps Hageman. right end.

pin the defensive left tackle. Wood, quarterback, and Trainer, right guard, continue on down the field to block the seconds ry. The left end leaves with the snap of the ball and blocks down field. This simple lateral play when wisely mixed with other plays starting in the same manner can be a constant annoyance to the best of ends. Wins West Siders End Shortridgn'.

Four Year Hold on Trophy When They Defeat Toch, 14 to 0. Washington High School possessed the city football championship today following Its 1 4 to 0 victory over Teds' Friday at Washington park. The victory ended Shortridge's reign of several years and also halted the north siders in their attempt to annex the football cup for a permanent spot in its trophy case, five victories being necessary for permanent possession. Shortrldge has won the city series four times and so has Tech. Washington's victory marked it first conquest of the cup while Manuel has won tt once.

The triumph ended the season for the west side eleven and closed a season marrd by only one defeat, meg in its first game. of the season when tt lost to Cathedral, 6 to 0. The west side team scored In the second quarter after a determined drive down the field that found the Tech eleven putting up a stubborn defense, even in the shadow of its own goal line, when it held three times on its three yard line. Luzar. fullback.

finally crashed across for the touchdown and Pullen added the extra point on line plunge. Tech. came back after the kick off end recovered a fumble on the Purple eighteen yard line and. led by Jack son. was within a half 'yard of tho Washington goal when she half ended.

The two teams played with honors about even until the final quarter. ui jnterorpiea lorwara rare Washington its chance at Its second touchdown. Luzar again was the bat tering ram for the team anrf fled the ball over and Hedge scored the extra point. crvertree and Jaefcnn Sf, Lr' Pullen and Haus bore the brunt of the Washing, ton attack. Lineup and" summary tWr WhiH H.U.

ft; Free Lawlia Tt h. j.rrr CarMead 7.7.7. tV" VaefiS! Sandera Luaar Bruder Soars by Quart era Waahfnrtou Tl A lcBn 0 0 0 0 TouchdOwnaIWaaiBvnt Point from try after touchdown Waahi inrtonl. Pullen. Hedrs.

Fuhatltatirtn Waahinrtont. Baumbark. Warrsa. Wada. Dunbar McTaraney.

Badra: fTeoliJ Johnaton. Frita. Shearer. GimoUX Ratcliff. Taylor.

Pamaacoe, Miner, rax. Kreurer Justice OJfial Releres Bayh; umpire. Townaend; head linesman. If aalar. Blue Tronnces Morton.

of Richmond, proved walkover for Shortrldge Friday at tha Blue Devil athletic; plant when tha north siders walloped the visitors. 53 to 0. Coach Ooldsberry started bis reru lars and let them chalk up twenty one points In the first period and sis points in the second quarter before inserting bis reserves. The reserves scored in the third period and then Ooldsberry sent in his regulars again and they chalked up nineteen points. Bulliet scored three times in the romp.

Manual Beaten by Brazil. Brazil' High School defeated Manual Friday at the Delevan Smith athletic field. 19 to 6. Brazil scored after a steady drive in the first quarter andj added another touchdown on a fifteen yard run by Ullery at the start of the second quarter. Manual took advantage on a BrazfJ fumble late in the second period and! scored.

A forward pass accounted for Brazil's third touchdown In the final period. Cauliflowers It I By the Asoeiatr Press NEW YORK Ton Cansenerf. New Tork. won weald liehtweirht chant pionahio by knocking out Al SlnreP II; Sid Lampe. Baltimore, oatpolnted Frankle Carlton.

Jersey City (5) Solly Srhwartx. Eneland. outpointed Jimnry HeNaman. New York (10). ClflCAGO Harry Dillon.

tVitnfpesv OBipotnted Edrar Nonnan, Norway (6); Antonio Mats. Soaln. defeated Charlie Retzlaff. Horath. fool fl)t Psal Pantaleo.

CbJeaeo. 1 defeated Nando Tassf. lUIy. technical knock oat (3); Art Madey, Chics eo. not Tainted Andy Shanks.

Grand Ran Ida. BiJeh. (). GRAND N. JImmw Gibbons.

St. Paul, knocked oat Louis (Kid) FeUi. Grand Forks (S. MINNEAPOLIS Dick Daniels. Minneapolis, outpointed Charley Bel anrer.

Canadian light heaTyweirht champion (10). PITTSBURGH Henry Firpo, LonJsi tiUe. Kfm out pointed; Joe West, Char. lerol. Pa.

(10). HOLLYWOOD. CaJ AI Fay. Chi. Vl Ooman.

Los An. Celes (10). y. BUFFALO. N.

YTomrny Klhi WWe dr Bush, Graham, ef Vtica (ten). Today's Feature Games I With Scores of Last Year Teams. ftVore. t3. a.

Yale Prnn s. HtrtiTru Arm KenluHty tmn. Jfayy rs. Snnthern Mrthodlst. Coiaate F.

i New t'nlTeraity ygj Georgetown Bro rn tra. Columbia fordham re. Hi. Mary'a (Cat B'ioknell WealeTa. Temple a.

Larayrtte Central. air Iow PennsyWania tt Iowa State e. Kansas iAtries. Purdue y. BuUer Nebraska va.

Mfesouri Marinette rs. DetroiV Washinrton Unireraii7 Creirh'ton Notre Dame y. Drake Cifomla v. Krad Stanford s. CaUfornia SWh Southern California r.

Waithliirton a. Washington btale Oreaoo State a. Orr oni. atowet. Kansas ya.

Oklahoma Texas ChrjU'an ts. Texas Tetas A. it M. y. Arkansas s.

Baylor Karfcy Maaataia. Colorado Unireraity yj Drnrer a. Wyoomnr i. Arr Colorado Arizona rs. New Mexico swath.

Alabama va. Touisiana State. Auburn ti. MuwiMippi A Clemson va. Florida North Carolina State ts.

Tulane a. Geort ia Kentucky a. V. M. 1 V.

V. P. I. tb. Ssih Carolina vs.

Sewaiiee. Vawterbtlt Tennessee Vu Kima ts. W. L. 2 3 17" S9 0 iV rjo' is 1.