Spear Heaver By Eddie Ash of the brightest stars among Sports ONEthe American field contestants Indianapolis is Johnny Mottram. 21-year-old St. Paul Leads Association in Pennants Times H yrv- sophomore at Stanford university. V cam With only two weeks' training last year he hurled a borrowed spear ' 773 Minus 772 Equals LOfiANSPORT INDIANAPOLIS, MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1934 PAGE 10 IKEli r r urn nmnraiiiic ik. * more than 200 feet six times. msJßn \ymi the American Association grooming to open its thirty-third season in the role of big minor league of Times’ First All-State New High School Champs of Indiana Net Medal the middle west, a little history won’t go amiss, St. Paul is __ the leader in pennants won, the Apostles having captured to Gosman seven. Louisville is next with six and Minneapolis third with Contains Two Champs five. Columbus and Indianapolis each have annexed four Jasper Idol Gains titles, Kansas City three, Milwaukee two and Toledo has made Smith, Logansport Forward, and Hortsman, Guard, Are Tiny Award the grade only once. The Hens also “boast” of eight cellar Selected Along With Townsend of Tech, Bounds Gimbel at Minneapolis has managed stay out of last horse collars. to of Hammond and Rottet of Jasper. State Meet. place since the circuit was launched in 1902. The eighteenth award of the Jake Fourth position seems to be the Hoosiers’ favorite spot, Gimbel sportsmanship meaal. an- nually awarded to the player in the the Tribesmen having wound up six times trailing the first high 1934 Times All-State Teams final games of the school The Indians have landed the first division nine- basketball tournament, went to Ar- division. in of times. The SELECTED BY DICK MILLER thur (Marty) Gosman. mite a teen seasons and in the second group thirteen guard on the Jasper high school Position— First Team locals struck bottom four times. They have been flag run- Second Team Third Team spv* five. five team soon Baugher Steffen The Dubois county ners-up five times, but Louisville leads in this respect with Forward Smith choice" as it (Logansport) (Hartford City) (Jasper) became the ‘ people s six second place honors. battled its way to the semi-finals Forward Bounds Fawcett Eggemeyer the championship a a a a a a and nearly upset (Hammond) (Logansport) (Richmond) Logansport five Saturday afternoon, managers since 1902 have been W. H. Watkins, William drive Townsend Insley McNaughton losing only in a savage uphill Phillips, Ed G. Barrow, Charles C. Carr. James Burke, Mike Kelley, Center the 1934 INDIANAPOLIS (Tech., Indpls.) (Logansport) (Wabash) in the last quarter by Jack Hendricks, Napoleon Lajoie, Ownie Bush, Bruno Betzel, Johnny champions. _ . Woerner Hudson Associa- Rottet : Corriden, Emmet McCann and Wade Killefer. The American OUara Gasman, who is only 5 2 feet tall, (Jasper) (Tech., Indpls.) (Hammond) tion record book names only the aforementioned, but this column has choice of the Andres Tribbett wa.t the unanimous an idea a couple of short-time pilots were missed. Thomas J. Hickey, Horstman committee foi the Gimbel award Guard (Logansport) (Jeqersonviile) (Lebanon) the present chief of the league, was the loop’s first president. Mike Kel- that goes to the representative ley, Minneapolis president, was St. Paul when the league was HONORABLE MENTION player showing the best mental at- organized in 1902. Following is a composite standing of the various clubs titude, sportsmanship and self con- (Tech, Indianapolis), Garl (Greencastle), down through the years: trol at all stages of the game. (Hartford City). Ist 2nd 3rd 4th sth 6th 7th Bth Bohr First to “embarrass” the winner Centers—Adams (Jeffersonville), Lr Mar (Richmond), Schulte on the Place Place Place Place Place Place Place Place was his mother, who ran (Hammond). floor and kissed him before the St. Paul 7 5 2 **6 3 4 2 3 Indianapolis), Clay (Logansport), the game Satur- 3- 4 Guards—Pagach (Tech, 15.000 fans at final Louisville 6 6 4 3 ***4 2 (Brazil). First hug and kiss 0 Gosman (Jasper), Whitman day night. to Minneapolis 5 5 6 4 3 4 5 him either in victory or defeat wa3 1 4 5 6 Columbus 4 3 4 5 his tiny sister, who walked arm in 4 3 4 BY MILLER • Indianapolis 4 5 4 6 2 DICK Logansport arm with hint from the floor after Kansas City .3 *4 2 **4 8 33 5 Indiana high school basketball produced a galaxy of great centers, a forward; every game. Milwaukee 2 *4 5 1 8 6 4 2 few forwards and a sprinkling of outstanding guards during the 1933-34 Front Row (left to right)—Hudon Beaulieu, forward; Robert Clay, guard; Willard Fawcett, Marty is the last of a string of Toledo 1 3 2 4 ***3 5 6 8 season, it was revealed by the performances of players in the state cham- George Finfrock, forward; x\ddington Vance, guard. Gossman boys who have w'orn the * Milwaukee and Kansas City tied for second place in 1927 and each pionship final games at Butler university fieldhouse Friday and Saturday. Back Row (left to right)—Edward Porter, guard; Jack Insley, center; Gordan Horstman, guard; Jean Jasper high school colors, and his as the The team was credited with second in this tabulation. Statistics bear out the crowning of Logansport champions. Smith, forward; Harry Bowles, center; Coach Clifford Wells. achievement in winning the Gimbel developed by Wells, veteran coach, has balance, heighth. Campbell Whiteman, members of the Logansport squad all season, are not in the picture, ** St. Paul and Kansas City tied for fourth place in 1928. great five Clifford Carr, and award is looked upon as a civic ac- marvelous basket-shooting ability and keen knowledge of all points of the ten-player rule forcing them from the finals tournament squad. complishment in Jasper that even •** Toledo and Louisville tied for fifth place in 1933. the game. the winning of the championship a a a a tt a Talk all during the season just closed was that this, that and the other would have had difficulty in over- 'T'O the Logans belong the Berries. State champs of 1934, and after teams about the state had a great pivot player, and when the sixteen shadowing. The first Gimbel award teams that reached the final games had exhibited their wares in the first the biggest basketball tournament in the history of Hoosierdom. was in 1917. round games last Friday, the consensus among the experts was that at Logansport Downs Tech Cagers to Cliff Wells’ any- High school lads don’t wear hats, but hats off to team least ten of the centers were of all-state caliber. way. His boys were so hot in that first quarter Saturday night that city The spotlight was on Johnny pivot player firemen on duty at the fieldhouse feared the Tech basket was going to Townsend, the great Tops Scorers Tech, Indianapolis, and during Prep Net Crown remark that Wells’ were Purdue pf Capture Indiana catch fire. led to the pastimers the This first three games of the final Johnny Townsend. Tech’s in Log&nsport clothing. They couldn’t miss. At any rate Champs Stage the if not the city Tech did not win because no team by the champions with an under all-state center, was the lead- Boilermakers tournament all efforts to stop him Logansport, capital T it was no disgrace to Tech to finish runner-up to a team of the Logan of Indiana, was the focal point of could match the effort of the the basket shot and Willard Faw- ing individual scorer of the were thwarted. Logansport alone another long shot into the caliber. Just like finishing second to Glenn Cunningham. Tech made all Hoosierdom as every city, town champions in the early stages of the cett sent state tournament finals, sta- held Johnny’s scoring power in net, to the champs three a courageous battle, at that, after being buried by the Berries’ early game and hamlet in the state saluted game when the Berries blazed give field tistics compiled today show. knew how. Victory Fete check. However, in contrasting six times and con- baskets in four attempts at t he rally. The locals stayed in there and pitched the best they Townsend and Jack the coach Clifford Wells and his great away at the hoop Smith, Logansport ace, was of the game big Insley, with field baskets. Two hoop. Smith and Horstman con- The new champs "got hot” in the fourth quarter Jasper in must high school basketball team, the nected four second. The figures are: Loganberry pivot player, it gave them a 10-to-0 nected with free throws and Insley the afternoon and remained warm. The Jasper colors already were be- By United Press be taken into consideration that 1934 state champions. free throws G FG Ft TP winners’ (Tech) . .. 4 ginning to shine along the Wabash when Cliff Wells’ boys came through Ind., March 19. The capacity crow’d of more than margin. a field goal to boost the Townsend 16 6 33 LOGANSPORT. Logansport, by its superior heighth, to 10 before Dobbs, who Smith (Logansport).. 4 13 6 32 Indianapolis pic- jammed every nook at total to 0 (Jeffersonville and triumphed and then advanced to remove out of the Classes at Logansport high school gained possession of the ball and 15,000 fans that It was obvious the start that Adams 3 10 9 29 hundred and sev- university’s Logansport, three men in the went in for Fais, scored from the Rottet i Jasper) 3 10 8 28 ture. Seven hundred and seventy-three minus seven j were dismissed today while students held it most of the time thus nulli- and corner of Butler with Horstman iLogansp'ti 4 10 8 28 feet, two, side center for Tech’s first points. 4 enty-two equals LOGANSPORT. the city’s first state high fying players gigantic fieldhouse Saturday night lineup who towered six Woerner fTechi 10 1 21 celebrated the chances of Tech The first quarter and the period Steffen (Jasper) 3 10 1 21 tt championship. to watch the final game of the three and four inches in height, a a a a a school basketball to feed the ball to Johnny at the ended 10 to 2. Insley (Logansport).. 4 8 4 20 Thousands of cheering fans lined twenty-fourth Indiana High School were in a position to control the Tribbett iLebanoni... 2 9 2 20 Indianapolis players left for the Evansville pivot post, where his uncanny han- Schulte (Hammond).. 2 7 6 20 first squad of yesterday when Athletic Association state cham- tiff-off and to keep possession of Insley opened the second quarter They were snow birds the road members dling the ball has dazzled more THEspring training camp yesterday morning. ■ j the victorious returned pionship between Logansport, and the ball. with a long shot and when Town- important matter of weather will of team one team. when they left but are confident the from Indianapolis with the title. Technical of Indianapolis, saw the Seconds after the first tipoff big send received the ball for the first readying to go to bat. The American be straightened out. Spring is up A celebration in Berry bowl at- Johnny Well Guarded greatest demonstration of basket- Gordon Horstman went crashing time at the pivot post he faked and - month away—April 17. Bill Knebel- Associaion season is less than one tracted several thousand more per- shooting ability in the history of the out of the mixup at the center passed to Dobbs for an under-the- Colonels over the week-end for $90,000. Also, Logansport used a two-men Tennes Wins kamp repurchased the Louisville sons. Speakers were coach Cliff event as the upstaters ground out a circle with the ball and sent the basket field goal. Hutt connected It has been in receivership and the Colonel now will go about the busi- | member of guarding system on Townsend and exhibition hardwood leather into the net. Jack Insley with a free throw and Pagach will Wells, Claude Sook, a perfect of the ness of bolstering the club. He loves his old Kentucky home and j the school board, and Frederick that left Woerner unguarded at the sport for a 26-to-19 victory. concluded some dazzling passwork a long one and Logansport called and former endeavor to restore the game to the popularity prestige of Landis, former congressman. center lines and he found the range time out. When play resumed Ins- Class X Race return to pilot the team. years down in Derbytown. Bruno Betzel will Fire trucks, police cars and au- on the hoop four times from that ley fouled Townsend and he scored He put in a hard winter with illness and operations. kept up a constant din spot, which tied him with Horst- a charity toss to cut the lead to tomobiles By tt but Clay looped in a long toss United Press tt a u tt tt with their sirens and horns. A huge man for high scoring honors of the Women’s 12-8, Marott Shoe Store BEACH. Fla., Young Hor- bonfire sprang up Saturday night a title game. Man for man we and Horstman went under for an- PALM hit one for St. Patrick Saturday. It was the big fellow’s give of uni- few minutes after word of the Lo- the Indianapolis player a in other two-pointer to give Logans- ace Tennes Northwestern first 1934 . shade versity, and Antonio Becchi, veter- gansport victory was received here. ability, and in selecting our teams port a 16 to 8 margin at the half. a a a a a a Meet an auto and motorboat racing driv- Factory whistles blew steadily. we have refrained from changing Team Third in State The champions outscored Tech, er, stood out as world cham- National Association of Basketball Coaches will debate two im- Tomorrow night the Berries will players from their regular positions. 5 to 3, in the third quarter, Horst- today suggested pion drivers in Class X outboard portant proposals late this month. It has been that the receive the North Central Confer- Willard was in- man getting two field goals from THE Fawcett regarded as BY PAUL STRIEBECK tournament. Syracuse. N. Y„ has the motorboats, be elevated to eleven feet for high school teams and to twelve ; trophy at a banquet be the leader of the side track for the 1935 A. B. C. meet, under the hoop and Smith a f:ee and 12-litre inboard baskets ence to championship (Pinch Hitting for Lefty Lee) Indianapolis representatives are ready college fives. Cliff Wells and Piggie Lambert—see what you have j held here. Another banquet will but throw while Woerner hit another respectively. feet for Logansport team, but all through to go after next year's event in the event boats to vic- make field goals count three points and held jointly Purdue play- the Indianapolis bowling pastimers Syracuse drops out of the running. The long one and Townsend made one They piloted their done! Another suggestion is to be with tournament big Jean Smith excellent keep score for Pur- in grand fashion in the Hoosiers believed they stand an of two free throws. The tory yesterday in the thrilling finals leaving foul shots one point. If that happens who’ll ers, winners of the Western Con- turned in a steady performance, performed chance to win the 1936 award. Local quarter of the women’s state go week Tech, of the greatest international power- due? The Boilermakers would score a million points. ference championship. both on the floor and when firing team event boosters will to Peoria, 111., this ended, Logansport, 21; 11. at South Bend. Os and present plans to A. B. C. officials. Smith made field goal but boat regatta ever held in this coun- at the hoop. In our opinion Chuck tournament If Indianapolis gains the honor the bowl- a the ten teams that journeyed ing classic will be held in the Manu- missed an additional free throw try. Bounds of Hammond could make the fairground. for this facturers’ building at the state Tennes triumphed over four com- any state team. from here to South Bend It is a big business enterprise and will after Johnny Townsend connected Women’s Golf tournament, five were in the money. bring thousands of visitors here. The for his first field goal of the game. petitors in the final Class X. More Bobby Jones Comes Back Stars During Rally third bowlers leave a lot of money in the than 20,000 spectators ashore saw Shoe Store captured cities that stage the A. B. C. meets. Bob Going into the last five minutes Marott him 47.418 miles an hour to Smith’s work particularly with 2,367; Cook’s Goldblume, Bryson, former Indianapolis postmaster with a ten point lead, Logansport average Play to was and a . veteran bowling star, will carry win of a mile over Start eighth, with 2,282; Beard’s Brake the Indianapolis invitation to the cur- watched Townsend closely and by two-thirds outstanding in that great uphill in Peoria. American finalist, to Links in Georgia Meet Service, ninth, with 2,281, and rent A. B. C. convention Woerner started a ral'y with an- the only other rally staged by Everett Okla., who the Loganberries to Mausner Beer, tenth, with 2,253. other long one from the center but Walter of Tulsa, By l'nited Press was second. Jean Depuy of France overhaul and defeat Jasper in the Real Silk Boosters finished third Smith matched it. Again Woerner By Press ord. by himself in a re- PINEHURST, N. C., March 19. third; Marquis De La Gandara United set Jones semi-finals. For the 1,885 in the B class. tried to touch off Tech rally with came cent practice round. A top notch list of entries today fifth position with Kautsky Cagers a of France, fourth, and Miguel Bar- AUGUSTA. Ga.. March 19.—Golf- The of the other teams more long baskets, but with the Jones and Ed Dudley, professional began competition in the annual there was no choice in our opin- scores two Spain, fifth. dom's most famous players, arriving as follows: Bowes Seal Fast, Berries holding the leather, Town- rella, cn the Augusta National Club north and south women’s golf tour- ion better than were Becchi piloted his inboard racer, steadily for invita- Horstman, the big Silk, 2,222; Julian Gold- Portland send Insley and he here the masters’ course, scene of the meet, paired to nament here. powerful 2,252; Real Down fouled closed the Lia V, to his third straight victory j guard of the champions, Store, 2,196; Fox Jail game scoring just tion tournament starting Thursday, defeat Dick Metz. Deal. N. J„ and Miss Virginia Van Wie, national man Union with a free throw, to win on points in the 12-litre class. unless it be Eddie Hottet of Birds, 2,135, and Hoosier Pete, 1,945. before the gun fired. high to shoot for Kv Laffoon. Denver. Colo., 3 and 2. champion, was expected to be Jasper, Special He averaged 54 miles an hour. Jack have some marks who champion of the tournament By Times The championship victory is the their stay. in a practice round yesterday. among the entrants. Eighteen holes gets the other guard position. The Ind., March 19. Rutherford of Port Washington, N. during week's From Berghoff Gardens of Ft. Wayne PORTLAND, second for Clifford Wells since he Uppermost is the championship It was Dudley’s sparkling per- of qualifying play today will be fol- the moment Horstman took is Y., came second. H. E. Dodge of the first with 2,677. Kamm’s Beer of South The Kautsky A. C. basketball quin- began coaching high school basket- and the friendly joust with the formance, rather than Bobby's even lowed by elimination matches of tipoff of the final game Detroit was third. from and second with 2,462; Marott tet stepped out in the last two min- ball eighteen years ago. In 1919 world’s only ’’grand slam’ golfer. par score of 72, that figured most. the same length. Insley sent the ball siz- Bend was under, Metz zling the Shoe Store of Indianapolis, third, the Portland he captured the title while at SMITH FIRES Jones, who will be returning Dudley shot a 67, five Other outstanding entrants will through net for the first utes of a game with PAR Bobby Famous Berghoff Beer Bloomington, where he served By the first time carded 74, and Laffoon. 72. be Charlotte Glutting, New Jersey two points, Tech was a beaten team. with 2,367; five to five Times Special to competition for fourth, 2.327, Good Gulf here yesterday years. He served one year at Co- Among those who arrived yester- star, semi-finalist the national Eddie Rottet played his heart of Ft. Wayne, with SUMMERVILLE, S. C., March 19. since he won all four of the worlds in out. Firehouse, fifth, sink two field baskets and win the in 1930. , C. Ross Sommerville; Abe meet last year; Marion Lex- He was the spark plug of and South Bend lumbus and then moved to Logans- —Horton Smith of New York major championships clay were Miley, the little and masters of the Esp’nosa, Harry Cooper. Joe Tur- defeated Dubois county five and very few with 2 312. tilt, 36 to 35. Parmenter Mur- port, where he has been the past banged out a par 70 to become low The professional ington, Ky., who Helen of been twelve each victory over McSpaden, Tom Kerri- Hicks Ormond Beach, Fla., this his drives for points headed Doubles and singles have not phy added the winning points. years and year his teams man in a match with five other pro- game would consider a nesa, Harold at were tournej history. gan. Dave Ogilvie Jr., Herman Bar- off. He scored twenty-five points completed in the women’s The Kautskys led at half time, 23 have captured the sectional title. fessional golfers for a privately sub- Bobby* an achievement for winter, and Aneilia Gorczyca of Ft. in Indianapolis the par, to ron. John Kinder. Wiffy Cox, Frank three games, seven against North at South Bend, but to 19, but lost the advantage in In 1927 he captured the tri-state scribed purse here yesterday. A1 They have a 65. seven under Worth. Tex. in Summary: championship the course rec- | Walsh and Billy Howell. Vernon, eight against Richomncl feminine sharpshooters turned latter part of the game. at Cincinnati, and the Espinosa of Akron, 0., was one match or surpass as Indianapolis (36) Portland (35) and ten against the champion Lo- excellent totals. The Kautsky last two years the North Central stroke behind Smith. Doubles-Lyons FG FT PF FG FT PF Conference gansport team. high scores follow: Eddy.f . 3 4 4 M.vers,f 2 2 1 title. He has coached Rump. 1.044; Johns and Mac- Chrstphr.f 0 0 3 Milliser,f . 4 8 4 eighteen sectional championship and ISlack,c ■• Students Split McNaughton Shines and Schultz,f . 0 0 . 3 2 2 and all but of them won WRESTLI \r; ■ ♦ Kinnon, 1,035; McDaniel Murphy.c 4 34: Chapman.g 2 14 teams five Armory—Tues. .March 20—X;30 p ■ ♦ Dust 4 1 Farris,g... 10 4 m Diamond Franke, JWoodn.g. 1 Spring Had Wabash gone Bunch, 1.034; Weber and the regional championships later MATRON KIRILENKO farther in the Ma- Parmntr.g 4 1 li entered the Russia ||f on Grid Mentor tournament there addi- 1,006; Meeker and Burnett, 994; state final games. by pushing three runs across in the might be 12 i4 ..12 11 15 DODGERS FACE GIANTS tional honey and Alexander. 992; L. Hohlt Totals .12 Totals Last year many thought his Logans- DICK RAINES first ifining on Vaughn’s homer yes- argument as to whether Referee—Brubaker. By 987; Thomas and port team was a championship five, Texas J Unite and Press Townsend, Insley or and E. Wiesman, Two other all-hra vvweight terday. The score was 4 to 3. Hol- By Press McNaughton they bouts. *j - United Rice and Theobold, but lost in a semi-final game Prices—Gen. admission, BEACH, Fla.. March 19 hits by is the best center. The way Tourney, 975; Ise; re- MIAMI lywood was held to six Mc- - Kritsch, 965; Wiese to Greencastle. The served seats, 7.7 e; ringside. sl. Tax ■ , of thi COLUMBIA. Mo., March 19. 966 Court and championship paid. m Manager French and Harris. Naughton handled himself in the Kagel, victory Dodgers, today began the The University of Missouri student Baxter, 955; Mayer and Killefer Plans Saturday night came as a Brooklyn • one game he played satisfied us he and Finn, 883; Broich and birthday present to the mite of a of showing to manager Bill COLLECT FIFTEEN HITS body, divided in opinion on the re- has everything a good center needs, 895; Shea and job and Reimer, 872, coach who tips the beam at 130 of the New York Giants By I'nited Press tention of Frank Carideo as head particularly a keen eye fer Pyle. 877; Mueller Terry, coach, in the throes of the and Lathrop. 818. Long Practice pounds. Dodgers are still in th< LOS ANGELES. March 19.—'The football was basket and not a mania to try one- and Harlan Gentlemen’* that the petition-signing today. the singles Dawson was high Summaries of the semi-finals and Fine Clothes League. He intends send- massed fifteen hits a campaign handed pivot shots. In National Even the co-eds were taking a among Indianapolis girl with 565, finals: ing his ace liurler. Van Mungo off three pitchers to win 12 to 1 It took Rottet and Horstman to By l'nited Press MADE TO ORDER hand. Miss Janet Cross of had 550; Mayer, 542; Brown, Semi-Finals the champions. Yesterdaj and sweep the two-game series with St. shade Jack Woerner and Ernie Kritsch EVANSVILLE. Ind., March 19. against Louis, president of the Tigerettes, 534; Alexander, 529, and Pyle, 527. FG FT PF Jasper < 28. were downed 2 to 1 b? the Chicago White Sox yesterday. Andres of Jeffersonville from the and Logansport (31). FG FT PF : the Giants women’s rooting organization, said Other results in singles by Indian- Despite frigid weather, pitchers Cards, while the Dodgers routec While Lon Warneke and Roy Joiner first team guard positions. Hudson Smith.f 4 2 2 Steffen,f .3 0 0 the her group was supporting Carideo. apolis women were; Lathrop, 492; catchers of the Indianapolis Amer- BeanlieuJ 0 0 0 Carnes.f .. 3 0 3 Red Wings. 13 to 6 taming the Sox with six hits, looked very good for Hammond and Fawcett,f. 4 0 1 Singer.f... 1 0 ! the Rochester were Ben Mossel of Kansas City, student Weise. 490; Mueller, 482; Hohlt, 471; 0 ican Association team Insley,c... 1 0 1 Birge.c ... 0 2 KAHNSecond Floor, lildg. Orlando. the Cubs scored three runs off Tribbett, after spurring Lebanon to o' Kahn over at football manager, said ail members Meeker. Reimer, 462; Tourney, Clay.g . . 2 0 2 Rottet,g... 3 5 4 upset 486; started a four-weeks Horst'n.g. Berger,g , six more off Lee an victory over Brazil, looked Mahoney, Broich, 452; Bax- 15 3 .000 of the varsity and freshman squads 461; 459; campaign here today. Gosman,g. 0 10 GEHRIG PRESSES RUTH Stine and four off Sam Jones. equally good in defeat. Both these 450; Court, 448; had signed a petition asking that ter,’ 450; Burnett, The first contingent of the In- Catcher Babe Phelps and substitute players had little to from Totals 12 7 9 . 10 8 7 0 s By United Press Carideo be retained. choose Wiesman, 437; Kagel, 427; Harlan, Totals Pagach. dian team arrived Sunday after- (341. Jeffersonville (25). O’COATS Fla., Marc! first basemen Dolph Camilli hit over Clay, Gosman, the Fox. In the all-events Tech 10ll l^ ST. PETERSBURG. 423. and 361. noon, taking up headquarters at FG FT PF FG FT PF hcmers. Gimbel prize winner, and Whitman. 1,656, and . . .. 19 —Lou Gehrig, for years the clout- Rump of indianapohs had Tutt.f 2 3 2 Rauth f 1 1 1 RELINED and Repaired PELICANS the Vendome hotel. Thirteen pitch- ... 2 0 4 Grote.f .3 1 2 York INDIANS"'TAKE 1,636. Fais.f Alteration Specialists ing crown prince of the New Dawson, ers and catchers and Manager Wade Dobbs c .0 0 0 Phillips.f .001 the regime of King Towns'nd.c 5 3 1 Adams,c 33 0 TAILORING Yankees under TULSA RETAINS CROWN Cleveland Evens Exhibition Series Killefer and trainer A1 Ritter com- Pagach g 2 13 Thompson.c 0 0 0 [{TOM thi result of the match game be- L- L.UIN Ruth, is preparing to take over Americans Win The prised the group which came here Woerner,g 111 Johnson.g 013 COM P ANY With New Orleans. the Fox ... which the Babe will ab- tween the local Barbasols and Hair.g 1 0 0 Reynolds,g 0 0 0 131 E. New Fork St. throne Oilers Win A. A. U. Tournament in Jail Birds men's teams found Barbasois from Indianapolis. Andres.g .2 1 2 By United P.\ ss of to L dicate at the end of this season City. the winners by a score 2.999 Killefer announced that practice Cain.g .0 0 0 , Kansas 2.953. According to all reports the Jail Davis.g ... o 0 0 ; Lou has hit two homers in three NEW ORLEANS. March 19. in Tennis Play had the Barbasols worried sessions at Bosse former By Times Special House team gray stadium, exhibition games with the Braves Cleveland's Indians and the New throughout the match and a few home of the Evansville Three-I Totals. 13 8 lli Totals ..979 KANSAS CITY. Mo.. March 19. hairs resulted. Fox’* Ja *l House team the Bambino made one Orleans Pelicans each had an exhi- will journey to Shelbyville Thursday night League, will be held Finals while