The Indiana Gazette from Indiana, Pennsylvania • 8

ArneLs Sporting Page Indiana Evening Gazette FOOTBALL SCORES Base Ball Stove League INDIANA TEACHERS BEAT CALIFORNIA TUTORS TO BE, 8-6 coast ghosts dashed to victoiy ih.ru wisps of fog and over nunks ol mud. With Fordham passed oi' wh'pic! 15 to 0 by Orpgon and which oioke i's p-ifect rla'e with a scoreless tie against De-tro-t Notre Dame, playing Ug with DruKe 28 to Northwestern humbl-mjr Wisconsin 20 7. and Alr.bama, for of Louisiana 3'J to 0, continued th'T victory rate, along vith Washington State and Utah in the Wet. U.e Cougars ju-t by Wai.hir.Kton 'if Seattle, tjkmg it to 0, while California 8, Neada 0. Stanford 57, Cal.

Tocli 7. Regis 14. West. State 7. Colo.

College 7, Colo. Tcaihcrs i Oregon State 15, Oregon 0 Wash. S.ate 3, Washington 0 S. California 52, Hawaii 0 Indiana State '1 iclicr' College de-1 down the strong opposition of the Infested the CaliiVriva State Teachers' cal line. Indiana outplayed the Black College gridiron stars here Saturday and Red during the t-ntire game, mak-by the score of S-t California nlaved injj .1 total of 20 first downs to Cah-a hard game, bui was unable to teai forma 8.

Thu lineup: lime ago from the Cub farm at Los Angeles. Schulmerich filled the shoes of Walter Beiger after he departed from the Angel fold and the youugster proved a star slugger in the Pacific Coast league. He should go good when he teams up with Ber-ger next yeai in the Braves' outfield. Kail Sheeley having been drafted from the Seals, is an indication that George Sislei and Johnny Neun. first basemen, soon will be turned away.

Al Bool is counted upon as a boost for the catching staff. Substitution-. Indiana, Klitky ln Mott, Knunin- fir Rudolph, Cm. for Studebiki, MjClisren for Mua-oliella, Kiieeboni- for for Muschf'lla, Leech lor Cogan, Mc-Claicn for Landi; California, for Zoietit for Mults, SaH for P-ttrs. clleegh foi Diun, Smith for k'it, W.

Smith for Peliski. Refeioc F-wcctl Vo. RT RG. LT. LE.

QB. RH. LH-. FB Indiana Studeb.ikcr Schurr MiJunkm Stough Siegman Landis California Krupentky Pall Drum Peliski Mult Undeiv. ocJ N'eil Keni IVters Salsi Matthews f.

East Doffs Hats to Vast Orchards of California While numerous deals already have been completed 'since the close of the major league season, the majority ot the plaers affected w'll be found in the big show again next spring. The Phillies thus lar, hae turned looe more athletes than 1 ae any ol their rivals. Thay sent TUev. enow uiounbj lo 1'ins Jigu i hi tjabangc fr.r Burtell; tuiiicd ocr Thompson and O'Doul to the Robins for Elliott. Dudley and Lee, sola cJwLe'li'i! 1 lo the Cubs, and now nave unconditionally leleased their vetei-an cocch Kred Hunter Fred played first base for the Pirates 20 years ago and after going back in the minors, was signed by the Cardinals as a stout and coach.

Later went lo Sji acute lo assist Burt Shottcn when the latter managed the team the Ii.lei national league. Aftei Sbot-ten had be'n appointed pilot of the Phils, he selected as his first lieutenant. Among the Pirates lo be dropped from the rosier since last spr. are Pitchers Grimes. Jones.

Petty, Stoner Chaguon. Erickson and Catchers Dool. Hargreaves and Inlielders Bartell and Engle; -fielders BnckPll, Flagstad aud Southern, and other lads ot experience These releases merely wee moves to cast out such timber as appeared of little further use the club. Some of their places already hais been filled. Within the next few weeks, all the teams will be announcing the acquisition of new men and many of these, of course, will come from the minors.

Bill McKechnie believes he will have a s'longei and better team at Boston next ear than the Beantown fans have seen for a number ot seasons Much is expected of Wesley Schulmerich, was obtained some TAN an i i'i in i 1 L'j IJ Prim. "ton -toi the East on its ear by Yalp by mare 11. rf j-ei tail. Yale f.nnl-ly winiiT li. 7.

Like the Tigc, Columbia lo to the 1. eights to hold Brown to a 0 to 0 Mrore, as Holy Cross another under dvg, leached and dew, Hanani 27 to 0. Other es were Cornell's gr. fight which extended Dart-liiduih to the utmost to conquer 19 to to 7 march oer uc, u.ppied Penn's s-nsh of Crj 'leoi 1 tj 7 and lane'r. 23 to li iu.hin of Georgia, the team t1 beat Yale and New oik Uni-t- ity uthei-'i Methodist 20.

7, and 4, Kentucky 2, were among; the th.ngs expected as were it to ti me over Ojiltthorne aiid California's to 0 over Haw.ni. In the games foieust a-, guessing contests defeated Kutknoll to Ohio State won Irom Pitt l'i to 7, beat Oklahoma 13 to 0, New "ioik UnneiSity licked Georgetown 1 to 0, Michigan dovned 7 to 0 and Iowa beat Penn State 19 to 0. New $1,700,000 continuoa? cab signal system -completed on main l.ne of Pennsylvania railroad from Pitts burgh to Altoona. Butler New McQuistion school building, completed and equipped at cost of dedicated. Umpire Gensamt I Linesman Laniels.

Alio slipped through thr fug and mink ard mud the Polo Giourds Saturda afternoon to bad: the New Yolk eleven, ihe one and onlj undefeated, united pattern major eleven 20 to 12. Ghoss, indeed, for like some eerie, superhuman agents of the unconquerable tliry came- from behind in a second half rVily and "graveyarded" -he pioua Rams for the first time in two years. Like phantoms of the night, Tos-cani, Boyle, Sperbeck and 1'oasley passed and. floated and moved spectres in a ghastly oarade before the paralyzed New Yorkers as the Greensburg 9, W.lkmsburg 7 Taientum G. Treeport 6 New Castle 27, Young So.

Farrell 22, Carnejie 0 Charleroi 6, Jeannelte 0 Scott 20, Norwin 0 Ambrldge 13, Midland 0 Alteon Cath 45. Duk2 Prep 0 Ahquippa 0, Erie East 0 Sharpswlle ti. Grove City 0 I California 6, Moncngal cla 0 Uniontown 20, b. Waynesburg 29, Trinity IS Huntington 32, Se-ickley Tp. 0 Rochester 21.

EUwood City 19. Windber 37. Williamsburg 0 Cooper 40, Woodward Tp 0 Asp.i-wall 25, Arnold 6 Laj ie 34, Scotldale 0 Jolr "own 40, Punssutawney 6. BrookPeld 12, Newton Falls 0. Derr Tp.

31. Ligonier 7. Denj 30. New Florence 0 Beaver 58, Evaus City 0 Hollidaysburg 41, Mt Union 7. Apollo 13, Washington Tp.

C-Vandergrif. 32, Johnstown C. 7. Oil City 38, Sharon 6. Western Res 6 Arnold Prep 0 Lock Haven 0, Portage 0.

Westmont 19. Somerset Jefferson 0, Carmichaels 0 New Brighton. 6, Freedom 0. Hurst 27, Reynoldsville 6. Youngwood 12, Avonmore 0 Ebensburg 33, Conemaugh Franklin 18, Lily C.

Carrolliown 7, Patton 6. Rockwood 19, Stovestown 7 Jersey Shore 48, Belief onte 0-Tyrone 25, Phillipsburg 14. Bedford 28, Mercersburg 7. Williamsport 13, Altoona 0 Meyersdale 20. Boswell 14 Clairton 19, Donora 6.

OHIO SCHOLASTIC Chaney 15. Dayton Roos. 8. Struthers 49, Youngstown East 6. Memorial 32.

Girard 0. Ssbring 12. Leetonia 0. Niles 13. Akron St.

Vincent 12 ST. VINCENT WINS FROM CARLISLE, 18-0 WILL ALWAY BY COPELAND C. BURG (INS Sports Writer) NEW YORK, Nov. 17. California, here ive come, bowing and bowing and bowing! Along with the boys of fair Fordham.

the east doffed hats today to the vast orcbirJs of California, the mining camps, its forests, chugging wells of oil, the docks and wharfs of San Francisco Bay and every region that sent it brawny sohb to make up the football team of St. Mary's college. From Maine to Mineola they curtesies the 'Slip' Madman's blue ghosts, It sureness LOCAL TEAMS Ohio State 16. Pitt 7. Geneva 7, Duquesne 0.

Pitt Frosh 12. Penn State Fr. 0. TRI-STATE COLLEGES V. J.

7, Bucknell 6. Grove City 48, Bethany 0. Westminster 12, Thiel 0. Vi a ViTs. Cl "XVfiij tic Li til 1C BIG THREE Holy Cross 27, Harvard 0.

Yale 10, Princeton 7. BIG TEN Northwestern 20, Wisconsin 7. Illinois 28, Chicago 0. Michigan 7, Minnesota 0. Purdue 33, Butler 0.

EAST Brown 6, Columbia 0. Dartmouth 19. Cornell 13. St. Marys 20, Fordham 12.

N. Y. U. 2, Georgetown 0. Penn 34, Georgia Tech 7.

Colgate 36, Syracuse 7. Temple 46, Lafayette 0. Army 47, Wesleyan 2. So. Methodist 20, Nay 7.

Villanova IS, Oglethorpe 6. Tufts 7, Boston U. 0. Canisius 39, Edinboro 7. Conn.

Aggies 0, Rhode Island 0. Davis-EUcins 33, St. Francis 0. F. M.

13, Dickinson 8. Drexel 13, Delaware 13. C. C. N.

40, Haverford 7. Lebanon Val. 22, Juniata 6. Rutgers 14, Lehigh 13. Gettysburg 20, Muhlenberg 6.

Penn. Mik 21, Baltimore 0. Rochester 26, Clarkson 7. St. Johns 13, Providence 6.

Loycla 18, St. Joseph's 0. Slippery Rock 14, Westchester 2. Ursinus 6, Swjrthmore 0. Bowdoin 24, Weslayan 12.

West. Maryland 33, Mt. St. Marys 0. Williams 16, Amherst 13.

Manhattan 7, Catholic U. 6. U. S. Marines 3, Rider 0.

N. Y. Aggies 13, Vagner 0. Hamilton 7, Union 6. Buffalo 20, Hobart 6.

Susquehanna 13, Washington 0. Norwich 13, Mass. Aggies 6. Springfield 26, N. Hampshire 7.

Middiebury 20, Vermont 6. Lowell Text. 25, Upsala 13. Galkudet 13, Langley Field 13. Albrght 33.

Geo. Washington 0. Louisville 13, Marshall 12. New River 27, Concord 0. Yale Frosh 6, Harvard Frosh 0.

Worcester 0, Renssalaer 0. N. Y. U. Frosh 19, Mackenzie 0.

Shippensburg 13, Millersville 0. Andover 20, Exeter 16. i Mansfield 39, Oswego 13. Dover 14, Downington 12. OHIO COLLEGES St.

Xavier 52, West. Reserve 0. Wittenberg 12, Cincinnati 0. John Carroll 0, Dayton 0. Ohio U.

32. Muskingum 0. Ohio Wesleyan 14, Denison 0. Kent 13, Defiance 0. Miami 12, Oberlin 0.

Heidelberg 26, Akron 0. Ohio State B. 19, Ashland 0. Cass 35, Bald -Wallace 14. Capital 7, Eiram 0.

Marietta 7, Kjnyon 0. Wooster 14, Mt. Union 0. MIDWEST Ypsilanti 19, Cedar Fails 0. Aggies 13, Iowa State 0.

Iowa 39, Penn State 0. Marquette 0, Detroit 0. Nebraska 0, Missouri 0. Nvtie Dame 28, Drake 7. I owl.

Green 19, C. C. Detroit 7. JFauv 24, Manchester 20. fat.

Viator 7, HI. College 6. I'I Wesl. 38, Lombard 2. Kansas 13, Oklahoma 0.

No. Dakota 21, So. Dakota 0. Olivet IP, Detroit Tech. 13.

Milwaukee 19, Oshkosh 0. N. D. Ptnte 24, S. D.

State 0. Frankh.i 7, Wabash 6. Coe 7, Knox 7. Carleton 26, Lawrence 6. Adrian 20, Mlrs.

Tech 0. Penn. College 20, Dubuque 0. Ball Tchrs. 2C, Ind.

VCent. 7. St. Thomas 18, St. Marys 0.

Mich. Norm. 19, Iowa Tchrs. 0. DePauw 18, Wabash Fr.

0. Ripen 19, Beloit 0. Elmhuist 27, Bradley 25. Wichita 12, Emporia 9. Valparaiso 6, Danvill" 0.

Springfield 7, Sioux Falls 0. Kalamazoo 21, Alma Emporia 6, Pittsburgh 0. Monmouth 31 Carthage 6. No. Cei.tral K2, Parsons 6.

St. Olaf Augsburg 0. Greensboro 19, St. Paul 2. Morningride 45, West.

Union 0. Okla. Bapt. 19, S. W.

Kansas 18. Mt. Morris 21 Eureka 0. Washbnrn 31, Hays 6. St.

Marys 0. 14, Shurtleff 7. Normal 12, McKendree 7. SOUTH Centre 33, Transylvania 0 Tufane 25, Georgia 0 Tennessee 13. Vanderbilt 0 Fiske 32, Talledega 6.

Miss. Aggies 7, Auburn Texas 7. T. C. U.

O. 0. Rice 7, Texas Aggies 0. Tuskegee 19, Clark 7. Edmond 12, Talledega 6 Millsaps 19, La.

Tech. 9 Carson-Npwman IS, Mercer 0 Citadel 7, Chatanooga 7 Davidson 7, North Carolina 6 Miss. College 6, Birm South 0 Hampton 13. Howard 6. Florida 27, Clemson 0.

Tenn. Poly 25, Milligan 20. Duke 18, State 0. Hampton-Sydney 6. Richmond 0.

Roanoke 0, Randolph-Macon 0. Virginia 21, W. L. Marylanr 13, Va. Poly 0.

Alabama 33, L. State 0. So. Carolina 14, Sewanee 13. Va.

Union 26. Shaw 7. Baylor 22. Arkansas 7. FAR WEST Brig Young 19, Mont.

State 6. Col. Aggies 13, Utah Aggies 0. Denver U. 19, Wyoming 7.

Utah U. 34, Colorado U. 0. 1 Rumor still has it that Alf Spoh-rei will be traded if the Biaves management can arrange a deal that would promise to strengthen some weak spot. Spohrer is 28 years old.

but he was one of the few National league catchers to bat above Ihe .300 mark this year. He smote at a .319 clip in 112 games. Mancusco of tha Cards, Hartnett of the Cubs and Ho-gan of the Ginats ere the backstops who had higher averages. The Central league, which has gone on record as unanimously opposed to night baseball, will be the only minor loop to setart the 1931 season without having its parks illuminated for the nocturnal pastime. Central club owneis feel that playing under artificial lights is harmful in more ways than one and furthermore that it developed suddenly into a craze which is destined to die out as rapidly as it was Gus Felix, who formerly was with the Erg- s.

has applied for the job of manager at Springfield, 111., in the Three-Eye league. Felix has been playuif! jrst base and chrsing flies in he Texas circuit. He is the property of the Houston club, operated by the St. Louis Cardinals UT that's "Why! LATROBE. Nov.

17. The St Vincent College eleven hung up on their thiri straight win by takmg over the Carlisle Barracks on the local field Saturday afternoon by the score of 18-0. The Bearcats scored th- first pencd and third, gettmf two touchdowns in the third Carlisle never had a chance scoie, making only four first drvn and gaining only 44 yard throughout the game. Crowe ured secrd aH third stnng men tne entire contest and they ran ud a of 18 Lrst downs and 403 yard5, gained. 74 being the rssult of three completed Carlisle completed only one pass for a gain of nine yards.

Po. St. Vincent Carlisle LE Carney Decker LT Hammond Arrick LG Hurray Clark Burke Croak Smith RT Craffey Carnes RE Oncrejiscka White QB Rizzo Hunt Nowe RH. Simmons FB Mclnar Rutkowski Scorle by periods: St. Vincent 6 0 12 018 Carlisle 0 0 0 00 Touchdowns Evancho, Flauto 2 Points after tcuchdov.n (Missl Martak, Genovese.

Furin. Substitutions St. Vincent, Lenp-yel, Dunlap. Pipik, Brown, Yanko-vich, Best, Furin, Flauto, Kirchner, Doprzbacher, Fusia, Melago, West-fall, O'Neill, Genovese, Bodner, Roon-ey, 'Connors; Carlisle. Haas, Bowers, Wood, Snyder, Roth, Smith.

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