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THE ENQUIRER, CINCINNATI, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22. 19311 onsin And Purdue it ormwesiem inems low is a-- 11 2.SC wm Tf 11 2m AT CORCORAN FIELD THURSDAY Lewis Explains How LONG DASH HAWKEYES Schmadel, of Indianapolis. Stanley has won 14 of his 15 fights around here, his last' two ending by the kayo route, scoring over Joe Lupo and Leo Haney, local punchers. Stanley was recently rated by Eddie Borden, New He Strangles Them York rater, as the best prospect in Prove Stubborn Foe Features 19-0 Victory the 140-pound division. In meeting boy of the Schmadel caliber, Stanley Refuses $5,000 Offer To Give Up Football Annapolis, November 21 (AP) Bob Gilbert, quarter back of the Southern Methodist University football team, likes football more than he does money.

He has refused an offer of $5,000 from his father, Robert R. Gilbert, of Dallas, Texas, to quit for the year. Young Gilbert spurned the offer. will be facing his acid test, as the Htfosier youngster is a terrific Jim Tunis Races 76 Yards For Three Quarters, Then puncher and once In the thick of bat To Score Touchdown. Purple Moves Forward.

Strangler Lewis, one of the recognized wrestling champions, says of the strangle hold which he employs: "I squeeze hard enough to shut off the blood to the head. If It Is kept up Ions; enough my opponent will weaken and gradually lapse) Into unconsciousness. But there is no lasting effect. The injury wears off quickly." INDIANA BOXERS tle might upset the dope and hand the handsome Stanley a sleep producer. Stanley has been training harder than ever before and is reported to be in first-class shape.

In the semi-final, as carded, Bobby Ammon, Cincinnati's bad boy bantamweight, will get another chance to retrieve part of his lost flyweight Hewitt, End, Transformed Into Stagg's Maroons, Full Of Spirit Full Back, Scores Lone Marker Michigan Makes On Minnesota. And Fight, Throw Scare Into Badger Eleven. SMART INDIVIDUAL. Max Carey, sew manager of the Brooklyn district laurels when he collides with Baseball Club. Is acknowledged to be th Jackie Coogan, Indianapolis, who best chess player In the major leagues.

To Turnish Thrill At Milford Memorial Stadium, Bloomlngton Iowa Stadium, Iowa City, Iowa, the Central Indiana bantam champ, November 21 (AP) Jim Pur American Legion Show. Indiana's best lightweight boxers vis's twisting 76-yard dash down the SHE'S EXCEPTIONAL. Dorothy Klous, Jockey Club Secretary at November 21 (AP) Breaking down a stubborn but fast tiring Iowa defense in the final period, North-western's great football team bat DAYTON FAIItVIEW WINS. Wyoming (Ohio) High School suffered Its side lines for a touchdown on the are to meet tomorrow night in the Agua Caliente, Is the only one of her sex to hold a position of that kind. second defeat of the season yesterday when first play of the third quarter set Milford Drum Corps area in four six-round bouts, which tops a show of me ijayion tunio) rairview Hign school team won a 2T-to-13 decision, at Wyoming 30 rounds.

off a burst of scoring fireworks today that gave the Purdue Univer tered its way to another Western Conference victory here today by a Field. The score: The main event of six rounds Periods 12 3 4 Falrvlew 7 0S 1427 VETERAN TRAINER. Frank Sheehan has been training athletes at Cornell University and Inventing protective devices since the early '90s. sity a smashing 19-to-0 victory over brings together Jack Stanley, Cincinnati junior welterweight, and Carl Wyoming 8 7 0 013 19-0 score. But Coach Dick Hanley, who had Indiana University in the traditional Referee Crowley.

Umpire Egry. Hoosler football scrap. planned to make liberal use of re All the Boilermaker points were scored in the third period splurge. Moss blocked Jones's punt and fell on it for the second touchdown, and MsiMey (Dsiiw Horstman slid off Indiana's left tackle for the third. By its victory, scored before a ca A CINCINNATI INSTITUTION- fellf pacity crowd of 22,000, the first ever to fill the Indiana stadium, Purdue regained possession of the "old oaken serves in order to rest his regulars, was forced to keep his first team in the battle until the final minutes, before the Wildcat triumph was assured.

Iowa put in the field a great defensive combination that smothered attempts of Pug Rentner, star halfback, until the final period. Only twice did Iowa get the ball In Northwestern territory, but the slim six-point lead built up in the first period looked far from safe until in the last period. The second touchdown drive started on the Iowa 39-yard line. Rentner and Moore advanced the bucket," football rivalry symbol of Herewith are two members of the Haskell Indian squad, "Bud" Hendricks and Walter Johnson, who will line up against Xavier University, at Corcoran Field, in their annual tattle Thanksgiving Day. Gene Profumo, half back, of Columbus, is playing his first season on the Musketeer team.

the two schools since 1925. Indiana had held It since last year's 7-6 upset at Lafayette. Indiana's much-heralded forward BLUE JACKETS wall crumpled before the onslaught of alert Boiler Maker forwards. Behind fast charging Purdue line men, a set of shifty backs, smashed savagely through the holes and ran the ends to outgain the Crimson 289 Win Over Ironton yards to 60. Purdue counted 18 first downs to Indiana's 3, which were all made dur ing a last quarter drive for its only scoring threat This threat ended By 13-To-6 Score At Corcoran Field Game Is Final On Xavier's Schedule.

cn the Purdue six-yard line, when a pass to Sawlcki in the end zone was knocked down. The Boilermaker famed aerial at By E. L. Churchill. Taken as a whole, the three-year-old trotters seen on the mile and the half-mile track racing circuits of America in 1931 were, as to class, the highest in the history of harness sport.

Time and race records for the age were broken and it was a very busy season for the youngsters as every prominent county fair and race meet tack failed to function, but it was unnecessary as long as Purvis, Heck-er and Horstman were smashing the General Watts 2:064, and his dam will be remembered as one of the good trotters raced a number of years ago by the late Ed. F. "Pop" Geers. Byron McElwyn Is an own brother to Calumet Bastle, has been a good colt for Milloy, made his record the past summer in his four-year-old form, and it must be remembered that the colt had no soft spots to race in and he kept getting money all the time for his owner. One of the best prospects for the 1932 racing season that we can point out right now is that good three-year-old pacing filly, High Crimson line so effectively.

Purdue Xavier University High School's football team closed its season with a 13-to-6 victory over Ironton (Ohio) High School at Corcoran Field yesterday. Xavier scored its touchdowns in completed two heaves out of eleven ball to the 23-yard line as the quarter ended. Then at the start of the final quarter a pass to Rentner brought the touchdown. A 70-yard punt by Olson paved the way for tho final score. The ball rolled to the Iowa 17-yard line.

Mof-fitt managed a good return but after another exchange, Krita punt went out of bounds on Iowa's own 30-yard line. Olson got through center for six yards and Lewis, sub quarter back, carried the ball to the 11-yard mark. Rentner circled end for 10 more and Olson bowed in the Hawk certer for the touchdown. The Wildcats scored 12 first downs to Iowa's four, and out-gained the Hawkeyes 236 yards to 98. Rentner was the most consistent wildcat ball carrier, making 84 yards in 16 attempts.

Line-up and summary: NORTH'ST'N. Positioa. IOWA. Eylar L. Clearman Engenbretsen L.

Rogers Dilley L. Tompkins Weldon Dolly Evans R. Stutzman Marvll (C) R. Samuelson Fencl R. Loufek Potter Q.

Laws Rentner R. KHz Moore L. Hickman Russell F. Sansen (C) Score by periods 1 2 3 4 Northwestern 6 0 0 1319 sow i 0 0 0 0 ,0 Northwestern Scoring Touchdowns, Rus- attempts for 45 yards, while Indiana made one out of five in 25 yards. The only bright spots in the In diana team's play were the first half punting of Jones and the last quar the second and third periods, while Ironton pushed over its lone marker near the close of the first half.

Xavier started a steady march down the field in the second half, ing featured colt racing events on their speed programs. The star three-year-old trotter of the 1931 season and a colt that raced Celia 2:11 by High Treasurer 2:19. dam Celia 2:144 by Kid consistently all summer, was the new world's champion. Protector after Wunderlich returned Ironton's punt for 40 yard3. A pass, Trame to Wunderlich, was good for 30 yards, and with the ball on Ironton's five-yard stripe, Trame went over for a by Peter Volo ter running of Sawicki, a substitute half back.

Zeller accomplished what little brilliance the Indiana forwards displayed. As a result of its victory Purdue enters its charity game against Northwestern at Chicago next Saturday with only one defeat marring its record, that delivered by Wisconsin early in the season. The line-ups: INDIANA. Position. PURDUE.

Dickey L. Moss Rascher Husar Kecklch Letslneer After winning the $14,000 Kentucky Futurity at Lexington, Protector was sold by the late Ralph R. Keeler, of Auburn, N. to Walnut Hall Farm, touchdown. Ironton, after being held on Xavier's four-yard line, scored shortly after in the second Xavier kicked off to Ironton's 35-yard line, Donerail, reported price $30,000, and the colt will make his first sea son in the stud at that noted speed Spannuth C- Miller Zeller R.

Volnoff nursery in 1932. fell, Rentner, Olson; points after touchdown. Marvll (place kick). Officials Joe Magldsohn (Michigan), referee; Andrew Reid (Michigan), umpire; Nick Kearns (De-Paul), field Judge; Arllne Mucks (Wisconsin), head linesman. Rehm R.

Boswell Martlch R. Merj Opasik Q. Peelle V. Dauer L. Risk The most wonderful series of speed exhibitions ever staged by a three-year-old trotter, and in such a short space of time, were the exhibitions trotted by Charlotte Hanover Logan, the property of E.

F. Dygert, Manchester, Iowa. The country west of the Mississippi has produced a lot of high-class race horses; also some reins-men well above the ordinary, and Mr. Dygert has proven that he is a handy man racing a juvenile, as he won seven races with High Celia the past summer. Mr.

Dygert's filly started in 10 races, and besides hanging seven scalps on her belt she was twice second and once third and she shewed the kind of timber she was made out of as she defeated some of the very best colts of her age racing on Iowa, Minnesota and the Dakota half-mile tracks. The last week of her campaign she started In a race at Huron, S. on Monday; Wednesday, she raced at Madison, and on Saturday of the same week was in an event at Montevideo, proving herself a game and consistent race filly and able to turn a half-mile track in better than 2:10. Saluskl R. Purvis Jones F.

Yunevlch Periods 12 3 4 Purdue 0 0 19 IB the second twe-minute Indiana 0 0 0 0 0 three-year-old trotter of 1931. Purdue Scoring Touchdowns: Purvis and the visitors made it five first downs in 10 plays and completed a pass to Xavier's two-yard line. Hughes followed with a smash through center for a touchdown, the extra point failing as the result of an incomplete pass. With the score 6-all at the half, Xavier resumed is attack in the third period and succeeded in pushing over the deciding marker shortly after. The Blue Jackets started a concerted drive from Ironton's 35-yard line, and after a series of four first downs Schreck took the ball over for the final touchdown.

Trame kicked the extra point, making the score 13 Moss, Horstman (sub for yunevlch) Point From Try After Touchdown Pardonner (sub for Pelle. Officials Nlchola (Oberlln). Referee; Knight (Dartmouth), Umpire: Morton Charlotte Hanover started the past racing season with a record of 2:04, made as a two-year-old in 1930. but (Michigan), Field Judge; Ray (Illinois), Head Linesman. ill racing luck kept her from lower ing her record in actual contests, so a series of time exhibitions was ar Wolverines Come Through, ranged for the filly and she trotted in 2:00, 2:00, and Ann Arbor, November 21 (AP) A reformed end who, in his 1:59.

The turf has had a grand array of new position as a fullback, scampered 57 yards for a touchdown, and two-minute trotters, but never before has a three-year-old trotted so many under the pounding of Jack Mad heats and in such a short space of time so near the coveted two-minute Gridodds to 6, the teams battling to a standstill in the final period. The score: XAVIER. Positions. IRONTON. 3chloemer L.

Wymer Jansen L. Terry Homan L. Woodburn 3rogan (C.) Thuma Haverbusch R. Levisay Beming R. (C.) Shafer Schmidt R.

Freeman Wunderlich Q. Muche Schreck L. Martlng Trame R. Hughes Fischer F. Hogan Periods.

12 3 4 circle. The year 1931 had 11 three-year- old 2:05 trotters, Calumet Bush by Peter Pluto being third in the list, and Calumet Butler Crenshaw, a football player on the Georgia team, has for two years averaged 98 in his school work. winner of the $60,000 Ham- ders, plunging full back, today gave Michigan a 6-0 victory over Minnesota. Bill Hewitt, a good end transformed into a great full back by Coach Harry Kipke, scored the lono touchdown in a game in which spectators saw the vaunted drive of the Minnesota team reduced to a defensive stand throughout much of the play. Hewitt scored early in the first period, cutting through tackle, shaking off four Gophers and dashing 57 yards to the goal line.

He success bletonian Stake, being the fourth Xavier 0 6 7 013 Badgers Given Scare. Stagg Field, Chicago, November 21 (AP) Old Man Stagg's Chicago Maroons had enough to give Wisconsin a scare and a terrific battle, but not enough to win, and the Badgers triumphed, 12 to 7, today on Stagg Field. Chicago, full of spirit and fight, fought the Badgers off their feet in the first period and, when Elliker, Wisconsin's safety man, fumbled a quick kick by Sahlin, wasted no time in marching to a touchdown. Bernie Wien, Chicago end, recovered the ball on Wisconsin's 19-yard line, and Vison Sahlin and Pete Summers battered their way to the 2-yard line from where Sahlin slid through tackle for the touchdown. Hamberg added the extra point and Chicago was in front.

Walter McGuire, the Irish Hawaiian Badger half back, was the instrument in both Wisconsin's touchdowns and both of his efforts were of the sparkling variety, aft.r stumbling about for one period and part of the second, the Badgers suddenly found themselves. A short kick gave Wisconsin the ball on Chicago's thirty-one-yard line and it required only three plays for a score. Rebholz and Schneller made short gains through the line, then Rebholz flipped a short pass to McGuire, who crossed the goal line standing up. Kabat failed to kick the goal and Chicago was still in front. McGuire took care of the situation a few moments later.

They exchanged punts and McGuire, grabbing Sahlin's short boot on a dead run, raced through the bewildered Maroons for 40 yards and the wining touchdown. The Maroons, far from licked, came back in the third period and outplayed Wisconsin by a wide margin. They didn't have the punch, however, and Ircnton 0 8 0 06 member of the extreme speed aristocrats. It will be remembered that Calu The Wheaton, 111., high school stadium is named after Red Grange, former star of Illinois. Red attended Wheaton High.

met Butler lost the first heat of the Hambletonian to the Southern-owned Touchdowns Xavier: Trame, Schreck; Ironton; Hughes. Substitutions Xavier: Sperber for Iioman, Doley for Beming, Burke for Schceck, Homan for Sperber; Ironton: Saunders for Wymer, Kelly for Hogan, Bramer for Saunders, Smlthers for Wymer, Riley for Martlng. Officials Jim Geverts, Referee; Ben Grause, Umpire; Paul Gosiger, Head Linesman. colt Keno fifth in the list Mabley's Great Clothing Event Carries On. Two-Tromser of 2:05 three-year-old trotters of 1931 Although Michigan has one of the best passers in the game the team has made nearly all its touchdowns Keno (2:02) is a wonderful colt, has proven that he possesses better fully stiff-armed the Minnesota safety man who dived at him just as he reached the goal.

Petoskey's at than two-minute speed, as he was this year by power plays. THREAT FALLS SHORT ficially timed the last quarter of his in the Hambletonian tempt at a place kick was low. In a last desperate attempt to score, the Gophers opened a wild Stake in 28' seconds. Notre Dame's first-string players have averaged only 20 minutes a The six other 2:05 three-year-old trotters of 1931 follow: Calumet Bel- passing attack, and one of their As Wilmington Trims Norwood 70-Yard Eun No Help. Wilmington (Ohio) High School main game this year.

aerial heaves was intercepted by ricka Nedda Guy (2:03) tained an unblemished record, but the "Hur The first college In the country Mac Aubrey (2:04 'A), Black Pegasus Pat Junior (2:04) ami Ivan Williamson, Michigan end, who wa3 run out of bounds on the Michi. gan seven-yard line. Captain Hudson ricane" squad had all it could do to trim Norwood, 14 to 7, at Norwood Athletic to elect captains for next year was Pocahontas Field yesterday. carried the ball to the four-yard Arnold, of New Haven. And it picked two men, Kiernan and Casey.

What a wonderful mare Miss Ber Norwood, playing its final game or me tha Dillon (2:02) has proven to be a race-winning three-year-old uf UIT season, gave a great exhibition, even though its efforts fell short of the margin necessary for victory. A large crowd witnessed the tilt, which was Norwood's homecoming attraction. more than passing note and now dis Marchy Schwartz will still be a student at Notre Dame in 1932 but he won't be eligible for football. tinguished as the dam of three two- After less than two minutes of the first line, but the timer's gun ended the game before another play could be run. Victory gave the Wolverines another year, at least, in which to find the missing little brown jug, victor's trophy which recently disappeared from the campus.

Line-up: MINNESOTA. Position. MICHIGAN. minute trotters, Hanover Bertha Charlotte Hanover quarter, Norwood went into a seven-point lead, which it retained until the second period. Wilmington knotted the score In the second period and then clinched the vic tory by making another seven points In the although they kept the ball in Wis (1:59) and Miss Bertha Hanover Hanover's Bertha (1:59) and Charlotte Hanover (1:59) hold St John's College scored 10 first downs against Yale, but was beaten 52 to 0.

The Johnnies also completed nine passes. tnira period, witn botn teams going score jointly the world's record for three- consin territory most of the time, could not shove it over. Both elevens had scoring chances in the final period, chiefly due to the other's mistakes and raggednes. Line-up and summary: Jim Thorpe, old Carlisle star, can still punt 70 yards. Robinson L.

Petoskey L. Auer Munn L. La Jeunesse Stein Morrison Dennerly R. Hozer Roland R. Samuels Teeter R.

Williamson Som Q. Hudson Ubl L. Heston Hass R. Fay Manders F. Hewitt Score by periods 1 2 3 4 Michigan 6 0 0 08 Minnesota 0 0 0' 0 0 WISCONSIN.

Positions. CHICAGO Mohlor. Southern California foot ball star, also Is a shortstop in baseball and a .500 hitter. Harvard has announced its sched Begal L. Wein Smith L.

Cassels Kranhold L. Hamberg Krueger C. Parsons Kabat R. Horwitz Cuthbert R. Spearing Catlin R.

Walsh Nelson Q. Stagg Llnfor Sahlin Elliker R. Summers Schneller F. Temple Periods. 12 3 4 Wisconsin 12 0 012 Chicago 7 0 0 0 7 ule for 1933.

All eight games will be played at home. Michigan Scoring Touchdown, Hewitt. RefereeJames Masker, Northwestern. Umpire H. G.

Hedges, Dartmouth. Field Judge George Simpson, Wisconsin. Head Linesman J. J. Llpp, Chicago.

Catfish Smith, star Georgia end, is a center on the basket-ball team and an outfielder in baseball. less in me final quarter. The first touchdown was scored by Ken Miller, Norwood left end, who fell on the ball after a Wilmington punt had bounded behind the goal line after being blocked. Maurice Landen added the point after touchdown on a place kick. In the seconl period, Wilmington opened a drive from Its own 19-yard line and marched to Norwood's 20-yard stripe, where the Indians recovered a fumble.

The Hurricanes regained the oval on Norwood's 27-yard. A pass, Hutchins to Telfair, was good for 15 yards, after which Wilmington kept hitting Norwood's line, Hlatt, full back, going across for a touchdown. Hlatt then added the extra point by pushing through the line, to tie the score. Daulton, Wilmington left half back, madf the winning touchdown in the third period, going through right guard after making two first downs In a row. Hutchins, right half back, hit the line for the extra point.

Neither team was able to score thereafter, the game ending with Norwood trailing, 14 to 7, but the Indian cheering section went wild when Delbert Snider, Captain and quarter back, Intercepted a pass on Norwood's S-yard line and ran for 70 yards before he was downed. The score: NORWOOD. Position. WILMINGT'N. Miller L.

Telfair Cook Bullen Krueck L. 3 T. Williams Coughlea L. Hamilton Martin R. 3 H.

Williams Zorini R. McElwee Clark R. Butler Snider Q. Davis Landen L. Daulton Toepker R.

Hutchins. annava F. 8 Hlatt Periods 12 3 4 Norwood 7 0 0 0 7 Wilmington 0 7 7 014 Touchdowns Miller, Dnulton, Hiatt. SubstitutionsWilmington: Fnyder for L. Hamilton, Hamilton for Davis; Norwood: for Guckenberger for Can-nava, Rees for Scelmeyer, Flora for Guckenberger.

Officials Relnhardt. Referee: Moel- TULANE BLANKS SEWANEE. Wilmington In Tie With Detroit College INDIANS LOSE, 13 TO 7. year-old trotting fillies, and Miss iJ-jr-tha Hanover made her mark of even time as a four-year-old. Every season a successful season.

Of no one can that be said more truthfully than of the veteran W. N. Milloy, of Detroit, who trains and races annually a stable of horses that make good on the turf. Right now Trainer Milloy has in winter quarters at the Michigan Sta'e Fair Grounds, Detroit, four head young horses that are sure to prove prominent factors in the 1932 campaign. The quartette is the property of Ed.

M. Stout, of Pontiac, former owner of Peter the Brewer 2:02, one of America's most talked of young speed sires, and includes the trotters, Calumet Bastle 2:05, Byron McElwyn 2.05, and the pacers, Calumet Aga 2:04 and Unity Milloy uses great shrewdness in mapping out his campaigns each season and usually winds up at the Lexington (Ky.) fall meetings with a good winner or two, his 1931 summary topper being Calumet Bastle 2:05, that was a double winner at the trots. Calumet Bastle 2:05 Is a three-year-old, is a son of Mr. McElwyn I Don Zimmerman Gives Lesson In Blocking And Punting. New Orleans, November 21 (AP) By a Detroit, November 2 (AP) De One of our greatest suit values.

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Mabley'i Daylight Store I Second Floor score of 40 to 0 Tulane'e green wave today lolled up Its ninth straight victory over troit City College and Wilmington College, of Ohio, battled to a scoreless tie here today. Sewanee here In a charity game played under Intermltten hard showers before approxi mately 8,000 spectators. mc score could bava been much larger, but Providence Braces In Final Period To Score Two Markers. Providence, R. November 21 (AP) The Providence Steam Roller football team handed the Cleveland Indians a 13-to-7 setback in a national professional football league game here The losers held the advantage until the fourth period, but In the final session the local evelen put over a score to offset the 7-to- lead the Indians maintained.

Otto Vokaty made a touchdown for Cleveland In the first period. The Rollers scored In the second period, when Woodruff went ever from the one-yard line. In the final period, added by a 15-yard penalty. Tltmas scored for Providence on a triple delayed pass play, Shelley to Roee to Coach Bernie erman pulled out his varsity players and let his second team carry on for half of game. jerry Dalrymple.

Tulane'i candidate for All-American end, waa out of the game as was Lowell Dawson, regular auarter back. The only threat to score came in the last quarter when City College carried the ball from mldfleld to Wilmington's 17-yard line on two passes and a 10-yard run by Seros. City College then tried a place kick, but Jack Jones, Wilmington end, broke through and blocked it, recovering the ball on his 45-yard Una. but Don Zimmerman, playing half back for part of the game, gave a demonstration of blocking and running that was nomething to behold. H'i made two of the six touchdowns, one by a 50-yard run, kicked two the j.unting and out of My Rosebud by DfockWouti Vof extra points, did most of ler, Umpire; Dan Tehan, Head.