Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 10

December 1 193 1 LAr AYETTE JOURNAL A A COURIER 1V RflDID REVENUECiflllM SYSTEM" 4 A I DOTRII 1 WORLD SURPRISED BY BE MEANS TO Sffi MINORS BY NOTRE DAME'S NOSE DIVE It MtS! By ma thp B'g Ten for depends Earl $2 47 scheduled toeal Miss December folks was very entbus! Campiglio Is Scoring King 1140 a By Pap Red If Jones all Brink sfV ff ''x but said the for of the club would 1 to a with play 1 1 0 0 410' 400 620 caught the surprise 560 580 '620 at li unrivaled for drama and spectacle' this time? and you successive i scratched off Wave has swept to the coveted 2 olds Gay Party Gen Teiuene San Kai ITH RACE in they deciding to has Of such fragments are ball reports woven and tatiots made Moore got five yards on three attempts for an average of' 12 And now know what it takes to make a Wildcat wild Purdue has it As we told you yesterday Rent ner 'got average of 37 yards admiring may have somewhat HPer brings you basketball thrills Christmas bills 720 840 a Early provision should have been made for a Wailing Wall at Northwestern handed Washington to 0 trouncing Jan Totals Red and Blacks Keller Cox 'LaPlante Kamstra Swinford ''caryf Pate victory for the Army disclosed incidental tied Notre Dame and Purdue defeated the Purple eleven and both Pur due and Notre Dame won from Indiana emphatically so there seems to be no' reason whv Purdue should Tnot be ranked at the top in Indiana' The victory over Northwestern 1 was one of the outstanding events of the season that for the last two weeks at le'rt has been unrivaled for rid iron 280 290 LOS ANGELES CAP) Although Tulane has mov nd into the throne seat It is still open season for the selection of a football opponent for the Uni versity of Southern California in the annual New Years Rose tournament game and prob ably will remain so until next week An official silence has existed at the Trojan institution since Mefeat by Purdue Saturday and while the Big Ten ream hasn been the list the Green mf'Jnore closely 1 prize Much showing against (Washington State Claiming 3 1 mile 70 yards: 880 460 280 2600 620 420 iClalming 3 11 8 miles: 620 320 340 1400' 760 460 Claiming 1 1 16 miles: 1540 600 320 1100 440 280 j) COCOLATC WAS OVE IN 3 0 1 0 1 0 0 Stagg neid brought in 000 for the relief ofployed Themoney will be divided be tween the 'seven states in which the Big schools are located Illinois on the basis of popula tion will get the greatest share halt the SIM 000 realized here on Dec 13 "a3 111 tne ruraue anp Northwestern game 1 Until the last quarter 5 tlieime morable Purdue Northwestern con 4 Jtest appeared destined to go down in the records as a scoreless tie I The Boilermakers i threatened once then in the tliitd and Ithq Cats apparent did not have Race Results MONDAY She and play Gren (Bay the unemployed just Crashing liead Go in Comfort on the Sliip Your Car Ancwplan permits you to do bo eco nomically AbLc about iL ow winter Tourist ares with season limit now in effect Special Round Trip ares with limit of about two weeks avail able during De cember March and April The BILLBOARD Totals Referee Jones on Tulane's Pleads Guilty SOUTH BEND Tnd tNov (A George Toth former cash ier of 'tlife defunct Toth State bank pleaded gulltv today to charge1 of embezzling' $142006 fiom the bank shortly before it was closed Judge Dan Pyle of the circuit court referred case to a probation officer for Investigation before sentence is maidens 1 yards Horatio How Goober SECOND year olds Lillybet Kay rances Grand Acre THIRD RACE year olds and up Guilder Babpo Angry Plume ourth race 6 furoings: 2600 1050 6 60 A Tribune makin end when he line Bill Margolis Chicago Daily Times puts Moss and Purvis on his all conference team and allots Miller and Horstman to his second string of the final punting and forth North list I western got' the ball and itenmer vneereu tne furpie noos i yarn RACE Claimin 6 'furlongs: 520 But have you eycr stopped to thmK tnac tneir friends of the press overestimated them in the beginning? George Koontz vof Memphis Tenn fz Urn only player on the Southern XCethodist football team whose: home Is no Texas 14 pitt also ap losing to btan been mentfpnfed as Amonl the reasons that I am not' particularly i impressed with the opinions of Chicago sports writers arc: 6 0 3 1 2 0 0 0 'i KA Aa a I 3 ni uwAiiig i me NEW YORK Nov (hP) A Ai Singer the up" cilam pion who lost his lights eight crown to Tony Canzoneri last year after a brief tenure may get! another shot at the vlSS pounch'tL tie i Singer has been matched for a bout witli Kid Chocolate Junior lightweight i champion son the New York" American Christmas fund card at Madison Square' Garden on December 11 The winner will be in line for a return bout with Canzoneri who scored a close de cision over Chocolate recently The Singer Chocolate contracts were to be signed today when the distance of the bout "also will bj decided Chocolate: favorsj fif teen rounds while Singer is Jiold ing out for twelve The two fighters set arecord gate for little when they met at Yankee Stadium here in 1929 The receipts were $225000' with Chocolate gaining the verdict by a close margin Singer who retired from ring after being by zoneri in one round comeback six months been displaying much form Chocolate will tune Singer fight tonight boxes ixic Leiner hep at benefit' show Part of tl 1 ro ceeds will be donated to Biac Hili unban jiywetgm late's pal who has Meen in lugged it fivej yards In two attempts for an average of 25 yards breaking up they i jnarvu He sits down the game was Dame' game the quite calmly given run fear cores four scored 24 points to Notre' Dame's The ly that Captain Jack Price hero of the thirdi with every these in New and one in Chicago 'My Patton will explain in de taU'how an expert picks his He also will draw dia7 grams of the mental operations which prompted him to Ignore Captain Miller and Jim Purvis when making his selections Wilson Recovering Wesley Wilson a member police department who has ill at St? Elizabeth hospital removed 'to his home 1623 Thirteenth street in the Another gurgles ASAV tllA 1 LIU ness of Moss in Luxury Service to both coasts and central lorida At any rate will nrovide chow Lans' for a long time to come Perhaps be interested In knowing that on fifteen at temnts Olson carried the ball thirteen yards and averaged9 of a 'yard 760 580 cn Handicap all ages 1 mile 70' yards: Pilate' 40Q Blind Iane rigate Bird SIXTH CE Claiming ages 1 1 8 miles: Squeeze Play Sir Byron Hold On SEVENTH RACE t' Claiming: 3 year olds and up 1 3 16 miles: aylin 3840 1370 710 Ruane 420 300 Stretcher 530 One Chicago evening paper ran a fine nicture of Risk and his work againct Northwestern last Saturday to 1928 6 0 1 1 0 0 0 Says Bill ox: a gajne for sweet charity I Purdtie defeated Northwestern 7 to 0 and in 'so doing attained an equal ranking with that team and the Univer sity of Michigan for Western con ference honors at the of cthe Big Ten ladder Not only did Purdue win' the Big Ten ho'nor but also it achieved a new place in the Hoosier gridiron world by relieving the University of Notre Damn of the highest ranking within the borders of this state Cadet line finished his game against Notre UJame a record of having played minute 180 of of intersectional classics two the punch to score i' With football schedules of the nation practically closed no At the 'beginning rival is within threatening distance of Bob Campiglio of West Eb period after some erty (W Va) Teachers 'college and Bob dtfOTtqett of Michigan State I hedgingiOback and zx 1 rl a rxf Pi fl vcr fwn nlormc rm 1 1 Lwwti nnn 1 I i vi 1 1 I 5nAr it 1 i i 'fters i 1 1 1) a neat 17 yard run in tne major groups The total of Christensen of Utan Rocxy Moun iThc thriu of this performance was tain Conferenge leader rose! to 190 points 46 behind Campiglio? and jnej however when on the next 27 behind Monnett Others jihowed smaller increases 1 a Northwestern pass was in leader in each of the nine major gfoups or confer jtercepted by Hecker Purdue half cnces follows: 1 back who dashed down to the Purples lo yard stnpe NOT OUT ORDER Hecker challenged by a defense: man tnrew i forward pass to Purvis when heintended a lateral toss the Boiler maker? were penalized 15 yards and the ball was placed on North 30 yard line The Han ley was strong for two plays but on the third Hecker passed toMoss for first down bn 10 iyard mark On the next play Pur jivis scampered around left end fora touchdown Pardonner kicked forextra point ji Thus did Northwestern lose a liclear championship The final tally 'was not out of order however for the Purdue outfit had the edge throughout the game The Boiler makers made nine first downs to Northwestern's six gained 92 yards from scrimmage to the 72 and averaged 41 on punts compared to 38 i team ha gone' stale is the practically unanimous alibi of fered by Northwestern supporters That is as good as any and im possible to refute i and was up to Purvis Not having anything to cisl obrate on Monday Northwest ern called off the holiday andreturned to work One exultant Boilermaker fan opined that Northwestern must have got a lot of its football rep utation playing Smith College or Wellesley Leaves Louisville (L N) 7:30 PM (Central Time) Arrives Jacksonville next evening Miami st Petersburg Tampa iofiowmg morning Through sleepers Cincinnati to Jacksonville and St Petersburg and beginning December 16th to Miam i jf? and East Coast points Observation car from Cin cinnati dining car and coaches January 3rd will carry through sleeper via Penna on Sundays Wednesdays and 'ridays from Chicago through Logansport Indianapolis and Louisville to Miami i 1hc Southland Leaves Cincinnati N) 9:00 A i (L Penna Eastern Time) the been was North city ambulance yesterday after noon He is recovering He was taken suddenly ill recently withi pleurisy and congested lungs and his ailment was bordering upon pneumonia The University of Copenhagen Denmark was founded in :4479 Maryland Racing Season Is Closed NEW YORK Nov A charity card at Bowie for the benefit of unemployed ended the 1931 racing sea son' today Rainy weather cut sharply into' the The feature race the Belvedere Hotel Handicap at a mile and 7Q yards easily was accounted for by three yehr old Pilate The son riar Rock do feated Goodestone Bline Lane by three length's with rigate Bird owned by the ox catcher farm four lengths further back Pilate coupled with Bonnie Prince paid even money and ran the distance in 1:46 3 5 The Lone Star a three year old daughter of Kdur bar II and Neva accounted for the southern purse an 3800 claim Ing event that featured the pro A gram at Jefferson Park New Or leans sCliff second and Playfellow's Dream third The winner ran the mile and 70 yards in the slow time' of 1:54 1 5 and paid $880 tor Rare Ringman BOWIE' Weather cloudy track sloppy jtACE Claiming: year olds i 1 mile 70 MAPPYuJWEM GJAWLIMS' 1ftf2OU6H The ROPfS Dt'A a All' airSu Reserved br The Associated 41 7 Ail Combine the garden like loveliness of the famous Kentucky Bluegrass with the dram atic and rugged splendor of the Appalachians as you go to lorida this year 4 The fc is a direct swift route to the flriwAv nftfliA nf PlnHHA OhnnAO one of these two luxurious trains famed for fine dining car service Thelamingo LeB'ves Cincinnati (L N) 8 :30 (Central Union Depot Eastern Time) VI PINE INDEPENDENT GAME) score: Tine Village 17 tied and Blacks (Lafayette) Half score: Pine Village 10 am1 Blacks a ine Village Eberly nters Eberly Tom Casey sends his regards' to Mai Elward and Ralph myers says neuo to Martineau writer had Purvis that touchdown around Went thronirn tne and the pictures prove it in sax sTac aste rm ed in connection with the kickofr with which the boy ushered inthe third period and the sue cess that attended its execu tion i i SPARTANS PACKERS TO OR TITLE PORTSMOUTH Ohio Nov 30: (INS) Tortsinou Spa rtaps today were eligible to contend" with the Green Bay Packers for the championship of tbvsNational Pro fessional ootball League follow ing their victory yesterday i over the Chicago Bears by a 3 0 score Glenn Presnell iiade Hie placekick in tlie second quarter that I won Hie gamd following a fumble by Red Grange The I Spartans JEERSON PARK Weather cloudy track muddy IRST RACE Claiming 2 vear oids 6 furlongs Zina 560 440? 320 Mayetta 580 420 Mildred Watkins 420 SECOND lACE Claiming 3 year olds 6 furlongs: Alfaye 600 380 280 Wild 1240 620 Ttiflnuf 360 THIRD RACE Claiming 4 year olds and up 1 1 16 miles: Mary McClain 1640 980 680 Bobby Powers 380 320 Punkie 480 OURTH RACE ciaiming 3 year olds and up 6 furlongs: My Sweets 620 300 280 Participate 1160 500 Overboard 400 ITH RACE year olds and up Durvay Blast Dream SIXTH RACE year olds and up Open Go Shut Social Boy Top Hattee SEVENTH RACE 4 year olds and up Stop Gap Princess Dart Stage Struck the past two seasons Rockne told "the Associated Press! at Mi ami' la in one oft his list chats on football the first place we lost key men like Cari deo and Brill Secondly a always a reaction to any win ning streak may come at nnv tlmp Innllv: our onnositlon for 1931 is going to be unusually tough 1 would not be surprised if we lost i two maybe three games to teams like Northwestern South ern California and ANS SURPRISED death did not prevent similar views from being held' by his successors Jesse Harpe) and Hunk Anderson but through the early stages of he 1931 campaign on into November it seemed Notre Dame was and headed toward another un beaten season Consequently the machine's sharp declines start ing with the final quarter of the game with fntifhnll wnrld hv The answer as gathered from about a score of Singer MayGetICHARltY CROWDS' 1 1 fl I I 1 Llvl IL MHEBIMLLHalf of Receipts Taken in at Purdue Northwestern Game Boilerrnaker Vic tory Decisive" 'CHICAGd Nov are istrange interludes" andstranger postludes Under the lat must vsbe classified the after season wmri or sake Northwestern played for benefit ot 'tlie once too often on witli Puraue at Soldier: field Chicago under bleak and chilly skies the Wildcats lost a foot 5 ball game' and a clear title by 'a margin of 7 to Consequently Purdue and North the) western are in a tie with Michi 'aI gan in final standings Eacli I started' atealn won uye games lost one and ago and Jioae The percentage of i of his old each tis 8 33 A The Ohio State Buckeyes mightup for been in this com he' lie pony but for the fact that thgy too ieii aown in tne cnarity senea ule Saturday Minnesota ran over the Bucks 19 to 7 at Minneapolis 1 iVl 1 1 1 ovnpripnntid 'little one blind? ficalty ii retaining its high posi I tion defeating Wisconsin 16 to 0 Ann POOR CROWDS u' Im financial returns the Western Coafiaunce charity program considerably below expectations Tne games Saturday and the Thanksgiving' day tournament at only $154 the tmem 'Z Champoa 8 1 RO RE MAY 'CHAMPS Always TO OfKENC HIS Rockrie Predicted Two Defeats for Ramblers Army Defense Effective Against Irish Cadet Line Just Too ast Coaches Say Ran NEW YORK Nov (AP) Kuute Rockrie eight months ago foresaw the break that was bound to come in the march of Notre football forces checked by Snuthprn California and routed by Army One Proposal Given at West Baden Meeting Would Have Smaller Clubs Profiting rom Broadcasts of? Major Games Trades for 1932 WEST BADEN Ind Nov (AP Radio revenue arid a modified program of the celebrated of baseball keep minor leagues from going over tne nm to tne poor nvuse proposals were advanced' today of 16 surviving minor circuits went into frequent huddles to discuss means of weathering perhaps the gravest financial crisis in their baseball experiences Under one proposal 'the: major leaaue 'clubs would be asked to charge radio broadcasting 1 tions so much for broadcastingprivileges the proceeds of which would be lumped into one pool and doled out to the most needy minor leagues and clubs The proponents of this plan suggested that radio broadcasts of major leagues were to minor that i it the exceedingly harmful league 'attendances and would onlv be fair to ask radio stations to help them out through the major league clubs Dale Gear president of the Western league was author of the modified farm system under which each! major league club would contribute $500 or' $600 monthly during the playing season sponsored league team the privilege of selecting two ers each season MODIIED Oyrf doing this both the jor league and minor league clubs would receive benefits" Gear said Would not be a farm system except in a modified form" My sug gestion would be that for the $500 or $600 monthly the major league club would be given a choice of the first best prospect and the third 'most promising prospect giv ing the minor league owner a chance to sell the second Gear said he planned to submit the plan to Kenesaw Landis commissioner 7: of Organized base ball despite' the knowledge that it has been the commissioner who has fought the farm in every shape and form since its in ception i something must be done as the is' Gear said Without the minor the majors cannot The Western league club owners were the only ones to hold a for mal meeting today but it was a closed session with no announce ments forthcoming Reorganization was believed to be the principal business REKINDLE ACQUAINTANCES Most of the major league own ers presidents scouts and man agers already on the scene spei)t the day rekindling acquaintances and hatching trades for the 'com ing year McCarthy 'of the New 'York Yankees conferred with Col Ruppert owner of the club while Rogers Hornsby pilot of the Cubs sparred around with some of the minor league club owners The Chicago White Sox offered the 'only news of the day among the big fellows by announcing they would start for their spring train ing camp at San Antonio Texas March 1 with the pitchers and catchers going a week in advance for the baths and rubs at Mineral Wells Texas All the other ma jo league representatives were Scheduled to gather tomorrow when most of the minor leagues open their formal meeting Cnl Ruppert was very enthnsl i Stic about the Yankee acquisition of the Newark club of the Inter national league nifll nwnfirshin' not nass into his hands until Wed nesday: dies Of injuries IN SANDLOT RAY HOUSTON Texas 30 Woodrotv Jennigan 15 died 'foday of internal injuries suffered in a sandlot football game last riday The boy was a mem 6fJ the Stonewall Jackson junior! high school football team hut the game in he was fatallv injured did not involve any school Leaves Louisville (L N) 7 :50 A (Central Time) Arrives Jacksonville next morning Tampa and St Petersburg at noon Miami in the evening Through Bleepers Cincinnati to Jacksonville Tampa and St Petersburg and beginning December 16th to Sarasota My era and Miami and East Coast points Observation car dining ear and coaches or further iormaiionVresertxUwM tickets: and illustrated literature apply MOUNTS Trav Pass Agent 310 Merchants Bank Building Indianapolis Indiana LOUISVILLE a NASH VILLE RR expect us to keep up the pace we have set in the past two Rockne 1260 550 500 NORTHWESTERN BOWS TO PURDUE it New Orleans Saturday Should the Cougars bo beaten somewhere wear as decisively as they were i)y Southern California earlier this Reason 1 38 to 6 it is quite i likelythe invitation immediately will go south again this year HOW ABOUT PURDUE? Northwestern is still tn the running assuming 'the Big Tencont'erenco should make it pos sible for one of its members to compete at Pasadena for charity as the game will be played this time close dents coupled with since This fact is based on the relationship of' the presi of the two institutions the fact that not sinco 1921 has a Big Ten team been permitted to participate al though the west has been wall ing Likewise Pittsburgh and sever al other teams are open for pos sible selection Talk of a ern 'opponent waS revived follow ing the 40 to 0 victory 'over the Big Six champions Ne braska one outstanding factor which might preclude Pittsburgh is the fact that the Trojans play the Panthers in the tournd vinent of Roses game in 1930 Theinvaders lost in the mostone sided game of the sixteen history peared in tord a of its 12 I to 0 triumph uver Notre Dame 'TOO MUCH' SOUTH Tul'an'e's outstanding undefeated record has done much to dissipate a feeling that the south has had more than its share of teams in Hose tournament 6f recent vearK This may have been found ed on 'the fact the west has yet ty defeat a team from below Mason and Dixon' line in New day competition i The Southern conference has ap peared four times in the last six ears with Alabama playing three times and Tech one The Alabamans State a 24 1 In el the meantime the Trojans will have hands fujl if they hope to win the remaining games of their regulars schedule The Washington Huskies come here next Saturday lyhile Georgia ulays Southern California Decem ber 12 about a score famous coaches who watched decisive victory in astonishment is that inspiration ran from the combined effectk of a' stiff Schedule and the period de feat of Southern California SYSTEM HALTED As to West Point Lou Little of Columbia voiced a consenus of views when remarked "No team and nosystem wpuldkhave looked good against the Cadets It wasn't so? much that Army adopted the right tactics but tie way they employed fcthem forwards were across the line of scrimmage sol fast that it was impossible for Notre Dame to get plays in motion 6 3 2 defense with? the center going with the Notre Dame shift was and always has been effective against the Rockne i sys tem of play It Loks great when it works but I have known (imes when it wouldn't look so good BADLY OUTPLAYED think mud and weath er had much to do with the out come was Cadets were before rom West Point today no revelations of secret inspira tion or any explanation of Army's sharp reversal or form "It was just "another Notre tor us remariceu official spokesman have always their best teams a good and what did we Jiave to Look over tue will see that years Arm 290 330 246 OPEN SEASON OR CHOOSING EAST'S ROSE BOWL TEAM Tulane Looks Like Stand out But Some Think Too Many Southern? Elevens Have Been Invited i Let Purdue Play BY LOU LITTLE (Head ootball Coach Colum bia University) NEW YORK Nov rAfter looking the field 1 over and talking with other coaches who have coms here from" all parts of the country these 'are my selections for the 1931 All America football team: Left John Orsi of Col gate Left' Tackle Irad' Hardy jr of Harvard Left Guard Clarence 'Munn I of Minnesota Witliam McDuffee of Columbia" Bight Joh Bakerof Southern California John M' Pricoof Army Right? Gerald DalrympU of Tulane Quarterback Eugene McEver of Tennessee Left Halfback Marchmont Schwartz of Notra Right Erny Pinck ert of Southern California Ernest Rentner of 8l Robbins I Equit abl Life cf I ovjq GEOKGL 0RCWNCLU VJlMiTON RCBSIJNSCLU the leaders CommerciaLNet AM I League to Open Wednesday Night The Commercial' basketball league will at the Central A at 7:30 Wed nesday evening with Sunshine arms and Ross Gear clashing in the' inaugural game A final meeting of managers of all teams entered in the league will be held at the A at 8 tonight when all last preparations I for the opening of the circuit will be With eight strong teams en tered the league is expected to be one of the best ever held here Many 'of the are com prised rpainly of fbrmer high school and collegiate basketball stars and the fastest of competl tion is anticipated Tomorrow schedule of play is as follows: Sunshiho arms vs Gear Grocery vs Boxboard Benedicts vs Red and Black Bookstore 1 Haywoods vs Seniors? I Northwestern went'1 down' todefeat 7 0 in' charity game at' Soldier ield Chicago between Northwestern afid Purdue This photo shows Pug Rentner (arrow) after he had broken through for a short gain pnlyto be hauleddown by 'Jim Purvis and'RoyjHorstmann i Now we know how it a kiirna i muse uiuv Mu HJ too much during Blaine Patton Sports editor erf th'd Indianapolis Star is on the speaking program at the football banquet this evening What reallv happened was that Moss forgot hisf golf training and took his eye off the' ball before he followed through witli his toe anjl a lousv lucky punt resulted foot repu Aggresslveness by the Army tire deciding factor The plays 240 270 300 Claiming 3 6 furlongs: 2070 1120 580 2450 1060 350 Allowance IORI DA 4 '4f ly xy i C'r (J XY wt 7 II iw I llT I II III i im I I Illi II I III II I Mil I IMUI 'Il 11 1 1 'O Iv vSt ywHSI 11' 1 tparag 1 saiaz A yi I le JsX'U "TtB Ii I 1 1 I i sLf'K te 'Sr i 1 4 mUL i A fr si i'i in iji nwiM Ji 4 11 6 3 i 9 lOSENSEl Vjm(st15 TRc ioees op GemHe TowN To i jont io tiNU'ns'S Yoo know ujg "PoiYt 'Till O'CLOCK WWyZ" pgg i 4 Player and College Poa TD PAT LD Tot Bast Campiglio West IJberty HD 8 '22 it 0 113 Monnett' Mich State TIB 16 28 1 127 RoCky Mt Christensen Utah i HB 8 16 100 Soutli elts Tulane 'B 10 It 0 87 Pacific Shaver So Calif QB' 11 0 70 Big Six Graham Kans State 'IfB 6 31 (l 49 Big Ten Pardonner Purdue i QB 9'6 li 46 Southwest Ledbetter Arkansas I'D 9 7 0 42 Missouri Vai Grinnell 8 6 I 0 37 KA 4 4.