PAGE 10 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES JAN. 20, 1930 Talking NINETY-SIX GOLFERS TEE OFF IN $25,000 EVENT It Over Davis Indiana and Cortez, Carlin Big Salary Class BY JOE Ben Await Butler Invasion High WILLIAMS Headline Mat NEW YORK. Jan. 20. ' Intercollegiate Rowing Asso- Does Best Purdue Top Bill at Cadle List Opens THEciation has just announced a ! new set of regulations governing the annual paddling Jousts on the I fX Jlggs, the wrestling bear, arrived Poughkeepsie. One of the new reg- in County Conference in Indianapolis Sunday and is New Links ulations provides that once the race parked in a downtown garage wait- has started there shall be no recall ing his performance tonight at except for actual breakage of equip- Champions Repeat by Win I. U. Tossers Face Michigan Cadle tabernacle. Sunday night the Huge Gallery on Hand for ment during the first thirty seconds. bear made a personal appearance at The purpose of this Is to eliminate Over Central Tonight and Badgers Riverside skating rink and amused Initial Tourney at the false start, long a plague and a Warren onlookers by skidding and falling. JR' •& , k y, Saßafr source of skepticism in rowing. The in Finals. Thursday. The card for tonight's show fol- Aqua Caliente. are thus made to conform lows: peddlers ? of all sporting STANDING Carlin, SaP to the common law BY DICK MILLER Don Cortex. Spain, t*. Johnny BY RONALD W. WAGNER competitions which puts every star- W. L. Pet. TP. OP. Sweden; best two in three falls; two-hoar % • JraStai By a margin of eight points Indiana 2 0 1.000 72 46 time limit. United Pres* Staff Corretpondent ter on his own after the barrier is Vuroue 2 0 1.000 62 41 Coach Leslie Brers. Purdue nniyersity. Ben Davis high school basket squad George London, fall; AGUA CALIENTE. Mex.. Jan. 20. sprung, leaving the element of Wisconsin 2 1 .667 60 57 vs. Greece; one time gained its second consecutive Mar- Illinois 2 1 .667 52 47 limit. —The richest golf tournament in chance to Mr. Sweeney and the Northwestern 2 2 .500 99 116 Jiggs, tbe wrestling bear, tussling with county tournament champion t- . whims of fate. ion Michigan 1 2 .333 69 64 a man the history of the ancient sport ship Saturday night at the armory Chicago 0 1 .000 24 36 started today with ninety-six play- 9 • Minnesota 0 2 .000 44 64 by defeating a fast Warren Centre! Ohio State 0 2 .000 40 51 contending for the honor In thin Mtrrr* action tbc ers and Uktnff l*>nr team, 26 to 'B. in the final game of money go ravine brtti rflortintlr imply tbt lb' which will to the winner a tournament. Eleven Bv United Press Pitt roy two-day high Humbles Agua fine Bower of eolledate sport Dot be of the first annual Caliente county, m ■s9c' CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-The 1930 totally Immune from tbe poleonooe In- school teams from the In- $25,000 open. Western Conference basketball fluenre of deceit and that It la not wbollv dianapolis excepted, took part in the Agua Caliente, a few miles away championship today appeared des- rational to aaaume that tbe roonr men meet. Dr. Clarence Spears from old Tia Juana and gradually of the Irish wilt atwar* ,parn an open and legally Warren Central led the Davis tined to go to the land Hoo- Quintet supplanting that widely known lit- to Improve their chances A NOTHER popular coach of a proper Invitation team until near the end of the first siers. tle village as the of •f victory. through The two Hoosier entries in the playground half when Sagar came 'PITTSBURGH, Jan. 20.—Notre Western Conference football Lower California, offered its first in the past it has with a couple of field markers and Big Nine at present are tied for the Dame, one of the strongest Indiana team has taken over the reins of major attraction to a capacity 11-all. The loop leadership and if the quintet not been easy to give some of knotted the count at collegiate quintets, failed to halt the a Pacific Coast Conference school. al- CERTAINLY appeared to miss the Ray RaCMial. Charles Stunkel from at crowd composed of visitors from the crews full benefit of the doubt Davis squad the state university Bloom- title march of Pittsburgh’s Panthers Dr. Clarence (Fat) Spears, head most every state in the Union. First tall center, Rich- ington comes through its two en- after a comparatively unad- services of their their victory over lar forward and letter man on the here Saturday night, and was the football tutor at the University of place will pay SIO,OOO. when ards, sprained ankle gagements eek with victories, start the distress sig- who suffered a Fri- varsity, and Charles Stunkel this wr eleventh consecutive victim of the Minnesota, definitely accepted the Little is known of the course. For vantageous in afternoon game Danville Normal here last Tiger the conference campaign will the crews, an semi-final FOLLOWING of Owensville, and back appear “mighty mites” by a 33 to 13 margin. offer Saturday to coach the Uni- more than year Wirt nals were hoisted and all defeated New day night. Butler’s Bulldogs start- captain a Bowman, trailers, were when Ben Davis guard. This will be the third of decided. Carlson's quintet jumped versity of Oregon eleven for a re- Baron Long and others financing leaders as well as 22 to 10. ed preparations for another strong sister Coach start. The Augusta. the Wabash-De Pauw-Butler ri- Indiana, which tied its in- into an early lead and was In frotft, ported salary of $11,500 a year. Agua Caliente and Tia Juana, have called back for a fresh In rapid fire manner the Davis state rival. The Hinklemen will stitution, Purdue, for the leader- any of the young at Greencastle valry series. Butler holds a vic- 20 to 9 at the half. The Irish relied had some of the outstanding golf suggestion that boys sank three field goals early in engage De Pauw ship by defeating Northwestern 36 might possibly slip an oar or Tuesday night. Among the stars tory over Wabash, and Wabash on long shots, and scored only once engineers of the country at work. men the second half. Although Central to 22 Saturday night, meets Mich- perform against locals will wailoped De Pauw. Butler will be from the field in the final period, Their handicraft was displayed catch a fictitious crab at a moment came up to within three points, the to the igan tonight and Wisconsin, co- not a seemed desirable has former Wash- a slight favorite over the Old Gold and four times during the game. Indiana Tossers to the golfing public until the first when restart champions again spurted ahead. be Ray Ragsdale, sharers of the 1929 title, Thursday. smacking ington regu- five. Hyatt, Zehfuss, L. Cohen and Ar- contestant left, the 1 tee always been dismissed as Sogar and Uhrig each scored nine Hatchets star, now a will argue its cham- No. this and be- Purdue not turem divided the Pitt scoring. morning. of vile professional tactics points for Ben Davis while Behr- aspirations further until Trip Wildcats the traditions pionship Leo Diegel, professional at Agua ing at variance with man, flashy center of Warren Cen- Feb 3 when Boilermakers meet of sport for sport's the WIN JUNIOR TOURNEY Caliente and a favorite for many of the concepts tral, again proved himselfthe main- Ohio State. Master’s Voice MUNCIE. Ind., Jan. 20.—Emer- Bv Times Special high honors, pointed out the cups sake stay of the Owls by scoring fifteen Shires Heeds Chicago, in the lower bracket of junior school of WWW son high Muncie BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Jan. 20. were placed in the greens for the association also adopted a of the eighteen points. the race, meets Wisconsin at Madi- won the state invitational basket- Indiana university’s netters de- first time only last tired in the final Saturday. rule by which a crew failing to Warren appeared Prize son tonight while Saturday’s sched- ball tourney here Saturday, defeat- feated Northwestern here Saturday, The tournament will last until THE game, having top and Up Ring starting line within a been pushed to Gives ule calls for Minnesota at Ohio ing Hartford City in the finals, 18 36 to 22. Expertness at hitting the appear at the from behind in the Thursday, with eighteen holes specified time shall forfeit Its priv- speed to come State and Northwestern at Chicago. to 6. basket and clever floorwork by Bla- scheduled for each day. afternoon to defeat Lawrence 24-19 ilege to compete in the race. Spe- Easy Money Landis grave, elongated sophomore back- Horton Smith, Joplin. Mo.: Mac- grew out of the in the semi-finals. Arthur Kisses Good-by to When guard. were contributing factors Donald Smith cifically this rule was forced in of Long Island, Wil- excessive tardiness of the Cornell Ben Davis likewise to the Crimson’s second conference liam Mehlhorn, New York; from behind in the second and Boxing. Bobby crew of last season, which delayed come Divorces Baseball Stove League Chatter win. The Hoosiers were in front Crulckshank, Progress. N. Y.; Al session in the afternoon after trail- — the start of the race by more than By ASH 16 to 8 at the half. Espinosa, Chicago; Gene Sarazen, ing 8-7 at half time. Outstanding Bv United Press It was at a conference, called by EDDIE Veller, one hour and for no cause which the midget floorguard. led the New York; Denny Shute, Columbus, players of the tournament were: CHICAGO. Jan. 20.—Arthur Shires Landis, that Shires informed * appeared justifiable. old warhorse, Jess Petty, ; tUans. was star with the Indianapolis Hoosiers with three tallies from the 0.. and Diegfl had heavy backing FORWARDS—Sager (Ren Davtei, Elmer $50,000 today he was ‘‘a chump as a boxer.” ! Triangles last year, one of the best inde- WWW kissed good-by to and world THEminus appendix and tonsils, field and five from the gratis mark. as the tournament Borgman (Warren Central!, Wlllsey (New Landis had informed Shires that pendent clubs in the state. The Triangles started. ner*. too. the ehongfd regulation Im- began working out the problem of believes he is due for at least five Bethel!. R. Murphy (Acton). Roeder (New and didn’t mix, and won eighteen games in twenty-one starts. pileg that the YOtinjr men at times mar he boxing baseball more victories in 1930 than he reg- j Augusta). Srhmalfeldt (Southport). how to iron out his baseball diffi- ! Langtry’s age is 22 and Is dNpoemanager, and Sec- American Legion Figures W ell guard the initial sack for the White burne, former feels he’s ready ing when Langtry pitched, has boxing shows has will count heavily in the commit- greater punctuality and orderliness, retary appointed Sox this year. Grabiner. to go ahead and signed for a tryout with Quincy, the a. committee of three, tee’s work. but whether this is so or not it is of V. pitch ball and for- Indianapolis farm. He bate right- consisting M. Armstrong, J. I. Veach has had of ticket pleasing to know that in the future and Earl charge get further con- handed and is built for a backstop, Veach McKee, to be called reservations and since the the race will be started on schedule in Averages a committee on sales in- ferences with the weighing about 180 and i s a six- management and ception of the Legion shows. McKee time. <* surgeons. Away to footer. His age to have of making WWW T Petty is 20 and he hails complete charge has Bit miff'd Print all matches handled publicity for the shows In the main the conduct of alt college NEW YORK, Jan. 20.—Daniel a bad start last from West Newton. and other details in- from the start HACKBGARD~ and will continue sports standpoint of ethical pro- M tt tt h volved in the from the Taylor. Reading outfielder, captured w BOXELL spring, Petty picked up speed late presentation of the these duties along with his new Is beyond reproach or criticism, hut THE BY VERN cedure the International League batting in the campaign and finished with If it is true the various loops are Tuesday cards. McKee has been work for the armory bouts. the urge to lead Is a human passion and championship eleven victories against ten defeats. slashing salaries in a wholesale designated as executive secretary surprising to find at times that for 1929 wdth an av- teams. Tech missed many The new committee has made it fa not championship dopesters bell-coached If the old boy is in ad- manner, and if the players really of the and Veach as this agency of real manifests itself on the erage of .371, which was twenty-two open shots, apparently due to nervousness, successful committee contact with managers of leading got an eyeful at the Tech Frankfort, ding five wins for Pittsburgh in 1930 intend to continue holding out. per- treasurer. campus In strange and sinister forms. points higher than the mark of his STATE but It was apparent that was fighters all over the country, in- Hobart, gym Saturday night, Frank- trifle cutting off as many defeats, haps there will be enough Tuesday night’s ana closest rival and teammate, when holding back just a and holdouts program was forming them of the change in Leg- When the star halfback suffers a busted defending holders, nosed tt he’ll be prominent figure again in to form a league of Whitman. Taylor who has been fort. title tt it a their own. Har, signed and will be presented as the ion fistic arrangements. ankle on the eve of an important game it Tech, Hot Dogs major league company. Jess was in har. recalled by the Chicago Cubs for out opponents of the Shortrldge continued its winning ways to first show under the new commit- Several armory is the quaint practice to roll the other trenches during the up tt u a favorites are 1930, played in 125 gXmes and made in the finals last sprng, 25 to 21. nose out tbe Seymour Owls and drub the war. tee. who ankle In yards of tape. This is done with Eadi Onslow, first sacker, who was Armstrong, is exalted booked for action here Tuesday, 158 hits, including 34 doubles, Considering that the Casemen South Side of Ft. Wayne, indicating that where the real fighting took place, ruler of lodge the obvious intents of concealing the true 9 the with the Indians for a short time, has the Indianapolis of with Spug Myers taking on Billy position and Hol- they might make things very warm for the and was a near wreck when of the hurt. triples and 18 home runs in 426 played without Thompson been appointed manager of the Elks, long has been a of Rose in the windup of ten rounds Arsenal five in the city tournament next armistice was signed. Ownie Bush Providence follower nan times at bat. lis, who are listed as regulars In club of the Eastern League. REGRET to report this Saturday. made a star of the smiling southpaw that Whitman' made the most hits, most of Case’s line-ups, and that MU* stratagem as a with the Indians in 1924 and sold STREET’S Cardinals I is looked on 230, and the greatest number of Tech was playing its first game In Frankfort plays Horace Mann at Hot coaches because him to Brooklyn in 1925. Jess won GABBYhave assigned Catcher Man- necessity by most singles. 178. George Toporcer of weeks, that score justly indi- Dog village Feb. 1, journeys to Columbus two twenty-nine games for Indianapolis cusco to the Interna- Down the Alleys there is a tendency on the part of Rochester drew the most on comparative strength of Feb. 8. and Anderson Feb. 21. If It's of Rochester bases cates the to in 1924 to top American and called in overeager opponents to capitalize balls, 128, while James Collins time. any interest to you. Association tionals Catcher Hank BY LEFTY LEE of the two teams at the present flingers. from misfortune of this nature by seizing tt tt a Morrow the Red Wings. Mor- Rochester led in home runs wdth an n u a m The Cleveland Tournament Association play, three games ahead of the second 38, row is from Madison. Ind., and is has been working hard to put over one place the said busted ankle in the heat batted in the most runs, 134 and CERTAIN young man by the BUI Langtry, semi-pro southpaw signed a of the Svcamore and Mound City Specials, imparting Tech's rally In the closing minutes dis- former De Pauw greatest meets of the American who are tied. of scrimmage and thereto tied wdth George of Buffalo for a trial with Johnny Corriden’* In- athlete. He has Bowling Congress in the history of or- Fisher played a fighting heart typical of Camp- A name of Sadler, who per- done ganized sharp, vigorous twist. for valiant service for the two- bowling, and with an entry over a the most total bases on hits, 352 formed at, center for Anderson Mst the 2.000 team mark to date and the clos- The Carpenter Steel and C. and G. Pott* time Rochester pennant and are staging WWW each. year, winners ing time for entries two weeks awav. feel a close race for the lead In the donned a Martinsville uni- that the record entry St. Joan of Are League, Steel team \ well deserves a chance with the big of teams at .the ronpl* of *ea*or:' ago a member of the Nelson Hawks of Reading scored 2.923 "leading by a mragln game. form last week, and in games with leaguers. Morrow is Chicago last year will be broken. Week- of one Scoring Fenntivb ania back field went Into a big the Leaguers B. and O. Team well-known over end dates with which Indianapolis bowl- in this loop has been above the average, most two-base hits. 44. George City Tech of Indianapolis and Emerson the ers the five men being game aimilarly truxeed and after tbe game Hoosier state and is one of the have been favored In past years, prac- first over the 190 mark. Rabbitt of Toronto led in stolen of Gary looped in sixteen field most tically have been filled and the local | and sixteen of the boys over 180. J. Rice the aound ankle which had been taped h likable pastimers tn the game. clubs will have to be content with mid- | tops the list with an average of 195. bases with 46. George Quellich of goals. Which indicates the Ar- | Naughton a decor wax in worse condition than was Play Tuesday tt tt ft week dates. Openings are still available has 194 for second place and for | Des Jean Is third violently Reading set an organized baseball tesians may bear further investiga- Event March 14. 17. 18. 18, 20. 25, 27 on 193. the unsound one. so and fre- lakes Julian VVera, third sacker, owned April 24. 26. and 31 and 1. 2 and 3. Neil King is quently had be been wrenched In that re- record by making fifteen consecu- tion before they are eliminated by the Yankees, the local member of the com- has been sent to executive Roeder and Kreie are making things gion. mittee of the A. B. C. and will be glad tough tive hits in as many successive times City League basketball teams will from title consideration. Thompson led four other Jersey City in a deal that to : for Oehiltrer in the Klwanis [earn* a a a Fox elevates take care of reservations for any team ! Plav. their averages at bat. title nun Ptcher Bill right-hander, wishing to showing marks of I*l Os course, all you can say about pass the half way point in the former Tech stars, playing under Henderson, attend. sod 180 to Ochiltree's 179. Team play in C Ben Davis successfully defended its to this loop show the enloying a boys will boys, the race Tuesday night at the Y. M. the colors of the B. & O. railroad, Bob Shawkey’s club. Wera was Hoyt and hit the Maples Mitchell's this is that be county basketball by Faust for a. nice 1-ad of four games over the sernod mischievous little brats. A. Big Four A. A., is undefeated title winning three to victory in the east side section of with St. Paul a few years back, total of 1,338 to win the 400 doubles sweep- place Tapscotts. games Saturday. The tall boys may add i a a stakes at the Illinois alleys, Sunday after- City Free Throw Net and continues in top place. Earl city Sunday de- tt noon and night. Vollmer a little color tft the sectional tourna- the tournament, and Berberick Radio quintet, only team to I Don Miller, pitcher, with Jersey City were second with a total of 1.321 and El- ! William Faust Sr. Is strutting his stuff the In March. feating Philips, 30 to 24. The ler-Robinson in the Inter-Club League average Meet ment here i St. last year and with Montreal in 1928, third on a count of 1.305. j with an Dates Set the leaders in a league game, staged battle has High single game of 193. five pins per game College Basketball push a a^n irailroaders a brilliant been purchased went to Faust on a Daughertv better than play Tuesday by the Toledo Hens. Toledo score of 257. Seventy-six teams i In second nlace. The team rare will the railroaders in the last period to conquer the rolled also has affair, Jeff of Lafayette Is providing the mid- has sold Pitcher Klinger to Wllkesbarre. in this event. deve'ooed Into a run awav The second annual city cham- night at 9. ■ with eleven clubs trvlng to catch the fast STATE SCHOOLS season surprises. After defeating Logans- ; favorites, who had won thirteen of flying pionship free-throw tournament will Hayes Body will oppose Marmon A finish of 1.092 gave the Uptown | Universal Rats. Frankfort, fourteen games the tour- Five Indiana. 36: Northwestern. 23. port and both of whom used preceding ENS, manager, the lead over the S. and S. Body in the 33; 13. be held at Brookside Community m. and Sahara Grotto, Pirate Is Pittsburgh. Notre Paine. at 7 p. some regulars In their lineups, the Red | nament. first half of a home-and -home match, tbe Concordia. 36: Rose Poly. 25. house Feb. 22 and 25, under aus- will clash with JEWELin Pittsburgh with his family to final score showing the Uptown boys hav- 41; Oakland City. 32. second place quintet, and Black quintet captured the college Hickman and Cul- 1 ing 2,995 HOLMAN GETS $12,000 State Normal. recreation depart- the other con- i Davis, Parrish, hold daily conferences with the club to the S. and S„ 2.873. R. Daw- Butler Reserves. 31: Illinois Reser es. pices of the city Beech Grove at 8 in town tourney at Greeneastle Saturday. of the i son rolled 650 for the winners, while Sturm 33. | livan were other members executives until spring knocked down 631 ment. Bruce Hunter, assistant di- test. They defeated Greeneastle In the finals, training for the S. and S. i Bit United OTHER SCHOOLS ;B. & O. quintet. Aetna Life and time. says Press 83; of 23 to 20, tn an overtime tilte. /nod any- Ens he believes Hemsley The Wooster. Otterbeln. 23. rector recreation, will be in ! O'Hhara Sans also were dropped i Fountain Square Luncheonette team CHICAGO, Jan. 20.—Nat Holman Oh* Waslfvan. 47; Penison. 26. charge. time anybody tells you Greeneastle Is a will be his first string catcher and ' battered the Maple for a total of 3.183 to Army. win the 1.000 became the highest salaried Harvard. 30. 25. CHAMPS RAP TURNERS setup for any team, you have a laugh com- by the champions. Thompson caged also adds he expects much scratch team event at the pro- Lovoia. 12, Detroit. 10. Three classes, senior boys, junior out of Fountain Square alleys over the week-end. ing sixteen field goals in the tourney, i fessional basketball New York. 35: Georgetown. 37. boys and girls will compete. Quali- at their expense. 8001, the receiver obtained from j Second place went to the White Furniture player in the St. Johns. 33: Gallaudet. 18 Displaying championship form, a a a while Davis accounted for thirteen Baltimore. Hargreaves boys on a total of 3.177. The Falls City world today when he signed a con- Oberlin. 21; Western Reserve. 19. fication trials will be held Feb. 22 Charlie prob- ; Lager. Hoofs and Knannleln Drugs fin- Kentucky. 23; Seven of Backboard’s predicitions Sat- two-pointers. tract to with Tennessee. 20. finals Morgantown Green Lanterns, hold- ably will be sent away, traded, sold ished in the prize list with totals of 3.157. play the Chicago Navy. 49. Catholic University. 20. at Brookside, with Feb. 25. urday night marked up the vic- 3.091 and 2.998 respectively. High single were on or game Bruins for $12,000 per year. Bradley Tech. 35. lowa. 28. Successful shots in both the trials ers of the state amateur net title, tory released. also was won by the Fountain Square 23; side. Two were wrong, making a Luncheonette, Cornell. Yale. 19. BUTLER STARS ENTER a a tt with a count of 1.082. Cincinnati. 30. Miami. 27. and finals will decide the winner. defeated South Side Turners here total of ninety-five wins, thirty-nine Wisconsin. 14; Illinois. 9. losses, and a percentage of .709. Still In In discussing bis lineup for tbe next The Falls City Lager team took a 73 Trophies and medals will be award- Sunday, 40 to 27. Din lead over Extra Trousers Three of the Butler uni- campaign, Ens puts out tbe word he bas j the Marott Shoe Shoo team ed the winners. L. Adams, and the Shire- the amateur class. members in the first half of the hnme-and-home With every tailored Suit or Overcoat ENGLISH CHAMP VICTOR Eubanks asm versity track squad will compete in a bunch the starting outfielders will eon- j match, scoring Entries close Feb. 18. and may be twins displayed a clever pass- the Lager team 2.841 to the ordered during .Tanuarv. BIRMINGHAM. England. Jan. 20. man Millrose games in New York sist of Comorosky in left. Lloyd Waner in ' Marotts’ 2,763.. The final half of this Baseball is the only sport with the will Sunday Webster, lightweight made with the recreation depart- ing attack to lead the victors, and center and Paul Waner In right, match be rolled next on the —Fred cham- Feb. 8. Bert Nelson, holder of the with the Pritchett Recreation alleys. Y" ment at hall, or at the the most of the game. holdouts. For instance There's infield stacking up S2B pion of England, outpointed Walter the city controlled ball world’s junior A. A. U. high jump with Suhr at first, I Brookside, Rhodius or Brightwood Roberts and Floyd were best for Keith Crown and his Horace Grantham at second. Traynor at third The Shell Gasoline local ladles team were E. G. BARTHEL, Tnilor Wright in a fifteen-round bout here record: Joe Sivak and defeated by i Captain and Bartell at short. Suhr is the Eagles of Shelbyville. a 8 Went Ohio St., Nfar Meridian 6L community centers. the losers. Louisville Blue Moon Mann quintet, and Cliff Wells the highly- mens’ team, by the narrow margin of Sunday night. Berwyn Jones have accepted invi- prized pins Tigers visit Turner hall next Sun- and his Loganberries. The former high-priced rookie frm San Fran- j 27 in a special match at the Elk tations. Club alleys Sunday, Eagles scoring with cisco. the day, and Blue Moon Dolls clash has lost to some mighty weak Nelson’s record Is 6 feet 4 7 4 2.574 to the Shell Gas Girls' 2.547. Next in teams, while the Berries dupli- Sunday these two teams will roll a return Hoosier Demons a championship inches. Sivak will compete in the match at Shelbyville. Saturday H. S. Basket Scores tilt in the prelim. cated their recent performance i mile, while Jones will enter the Independent, Amateur Mayer against Jeff of Lafayette and took M. and H. Mueller were the win- 20; two-mile event. The latter pair ners of the 350 doubles for women at the CUT SCHOOLS Warren. Clear Creek. 17. a 34-17 drubbing at the hands of will against Basket Gossip St Philip A. C. alleys with a grand total (Ft. Waynel. —Miami County— compete international of 1.071. Miller and Rickabaugh Stoortrtdge. 22: South Side Reserve, BIG FOUR AGAIN WINS M. won Clav Township, 32; Peru 16. Rochester. j stars. second place with 1,058. while K. and T. 10. —Hendricks County— singles ~ Brewer showed on 1.033. In the rrahkfort. 25; Tech. 21 18; quintet Much Interest Is being shown In the Balnbndge. 27: Manual. 21. Plainfield. North Salem. 16. Big Four A. A. added an- r 18-year-oid city play D. Finn with a total of 612 was th- —Johr Countv— basketball championship winner. Other prize scores were: Central Catholic ‘Ft. by trouncing meet, to be played Feb. at M. Cathedra!. 28. * Edinburg. 31: Clark Township. 11. other victim Saturday NORMAL FIVE LOSES 8, 7. 8 and 9 Wlershear. R. Johns. 580; L Alex- Waynel. 23. STATE VICTOR CHESTER St. Philip's gym on North Rural street. 575: Washington. Roaehdale. 26. —Aurora Invitational— Chicago, Rock Island system cham- Any 560. and L. Orphey. 556. 28: Rising Sun. 90: Batesvllie. 12. citv quintet whose players have not ander. —Hancock County— pions, 50 to 18, at the “Y.” The Special NORTH Ind.. reached the age of 19 before Jan. 25 will OTHER SCHOOLS pv Timet MANCHESTER. be eligible to compete. Only sixteen Beck Is holding on to the too score In Mt. Comfort. 17: New Palestine. 12. the •he individual average list of the B. and Martinsville. 42. Emerson (Gary). 25. —Henrv Countv— local railroaders led 17 to 11 at CITY. Ind., Jan. 20. Jan. 20.—Led by Todd, who scored teams will be accepted, and ten already Richmond. 48: Williamsburg. OAKLAND have entered. Carl Callahan. Em-Roe O. League with a mark of 18ft. Partlow 31. Middleton. 29: Mt. Summit, 24. half. seventeen points, Huntington col- Stephenson Washington. 27: Franklin. 15. State Normal unleashed a driving Sporting Goods store. 209 West Wash- and Wehlage are tied for sec- Veedersburg. WABASH PRELIM FINALS ond place with 178. In the team play, the Covington. 7: 6. * Thompson got twelve points and lege dropped Manchester Sat- ington street, is in charge of registration offense to defeat Oakland City col- here quintet is In by games. Rochester. 34: Logansport. 17. —At Sullivan— were blanks. Stove out front five .Evansville'. 59. City. 18. Kelly fourteen for the winners. lege here Saturday, 41 to 32. The urday, 40 to 28. The qmntets Bosse Tell Wiley (Terre Haute . Greysville. 25. For years English Evansville i. 35: Rockport. 24 27: Philips deadlocked 10-all the half. Rice Playing with three regulars. Walter has been the Memorial i —At Glenn— Beech GrOve dropped St. Sycamores never were headed and at Postal high average man of the Big Four League. 28. Central (Evansville'. 26. (Terre Telegraph five defeated Comet Aces. 11 to Mitchell. 24. Concannon. 31; State High Boys Club, 24 to 18, in the prelim. led the losers with seven points; This year. howeveT. things have changed Strlts Cltv. 29: Pleasantvtlie. Hautel. 10. led 16 to 11 at the half. Horton. 7. Banavote starred for the winners with resting Ga* Cltv. 65: Matthews. 29 Chapman. Kilgore, and other nine points, with Terry outstanding on and English is In seventh place Stendal. 27. —At Linton— Reynolds. Scheid and Martin shared Wine defense. with an average of 186. H- Fehr Is the West Baden. 38 Dugger. 34: New Lebanon. 10. leader Silent Hoosier. 32; Morristown. 31. FIGHTER LOSES members of the Chester varsity were with an average of 191. Kaon and —At Bratil— U. S. scoring honors for the victors, while Des Jean are second and third with 189 Batesvllie. 29; Versailles. 28. Brasil. 25; Van Buren. 22. Edgewood A. C. defeated Real Silk Cafe- Liberty Loge. Patberg Smith di- not in the lineup. and 188. The Missourian leads In team , Center. 28: Griffith, 22. —At Bloomfield— B>t United Press Dunn. and teria. 27 to 11. on the latter's floor. Si- Cloverdaie. 23; FlUnvore. 21. Odon. 36: Bloomfield. 24. PARIS, Jan. 20.--Johnny Cuth- vided honors for the losers. mon. Thomas and Simpson were high Lmnvllle. 22: BoonvtUe. 14. —At point men Starting Jan. 2. Edgewood A. 2L Clinton— North Vernon. 39: Dunont. Clinton. 34: Cavuga. 8. bert., English featherweight cham- CONCORDIA VICTORIOUS C. will play every Wednesday night at Blufftoc 31: North Side (Ft. Waynel. 24. —At Martinsville (111.! Edgewood. (Ft. Waynel. pion. Benny Kendallville. 26; Central Casey. 22: Marshal (111.!. 20. won the decision over NETTERS DROP GROTTO PV 7 >'n ** S' 'n\ 24. —At Robinson 'lli.i twelve-round Bethany Invaders of Bethany Christian 28. Valger of America in a FT. Jan. 20. Heavy Salamanders Fishers. 32 NoblesvUle. Robinson. 21; Oblong 18. WAYNE, Ind., church have won fifteen games in eighteen MSB dll.!. Andersen. 45: Bedford. 21. bout here Sunday night. Cuthbert Kirshbaum Netters defeated this season, winning their last eight Manchester. 28. —At Hvmera— Rose Poly of Terre Haute lost to starts COMPLETE WITH GRATE [j I I J ; } Huntington. 40. North Kronera. 24; Gerstmyer (Terre Haute!. the aggressor throughout the Sahara Sunday afternoon at games without defeat. Some of the Q was Grotto college Saturday, 36 strongest teams In the city are among MONON TOCBNEY 14 center, Concordia here —At Clay City— bout. Kirshbaum 28 to 25. Kauf- 25. The winners led 25 to 16 at their victims. Next Wednesday. Invaders “• Jeff 'Lafayette!. 29 CrawfordstTlle. 26. Clav 25; Patricksburg. 18. to plav Plainfield Independents at Bridgeport “£“£;>?: Bloomington. Cltv. man, with eleven points, led the win- Greencastle. 25: 11. —At Lyons- ‘he naif. Gahl led Concordia scorers and Saturday meet De Molays at Fast mm 18-In.Size,ss j Jefferson. 23; Greencastle, 20 (overtime'. SET and Brodsky and L. Tenth Street gym at 7:30 p. m. Taylor XX/ West CUy. 29: Pleasantvtlie. 24. GOLF TOURNEY ners, Stein. * —At Oaktown— with thirteen points. Allen getting Roberts. Don Marshall. Alpha Huffman. Special Price* In Lot* of 10 or More. OTHER TOrmNEY Bu Frets Kempler were other outstanding Bailey. j FINALS Vincennes. 24: Fnchton. 20. United ten for the Engineers. Jack Turner. Abe L. O. Leet and - Dr Kalb County— —At Edwardsport— LOS ANGELES. Jan. 20.—The performers. Proffett, with seven Jimmie Durral! are In the Invaders' line- Garrett. 25; Butler. 8 (finals!. Brucev'Jle. 33: BickneU. 13. up. Teams desiring games on Wednesday. -Wbltlev County— —At Bridgeport— 1930 woman’s national golf cham- points; Miller with ten and Hill I. U. WRESTLERS WIN Friday or Saturday nights during January. Columbia Cfty. 22: Larwlii. It. Lawreneevtlle (lU.I. 27; St. Frances- to be on the Coun- were best for the Grottos. The game WEST N. Y„ Jan. 20. February and March, call L>. O. Leet at THE TARPENNING-LAFOLLETTE - pionship. played POINT. CO. Morgan County— vllle. 17. Dr. 7965 Eminence. S3. Monrovia. 19. —'•At Rosedale— try course here, will be de- was close throughout. Winning the eight matches, (Riley/ PNEUMATIC ENGINEERS Forte County— Tangier, Club six of Junior Bulldogs challenge any team and t 1030 1 —La Rockville. 21. Rosedale 17. 34: cided Oct. 13 to 18 inclusive, the Kirshbaum Bulldogs dropped four of them by falls, Indiana uni- JTnton Mills, 41; Mill Craek. *ll. Marshall. 17 , playing In 11 to 14-year-t>ld class. Call (6963( SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS jCanal St. Invitaiional— from compete 27, 6092 after 5 p. m. ask for Nis, I ■ —Baton •Two teams Rosedale will United States Golf Association has Ptenfield Indepndents, 38 to versity’s wrestling team defeated Or. a*d “The Largest sal Best Bqaipt Ikt rt Metal Skew to State” j in the final tourney au&rns next Friday or write Morris Kah mats. 1126 SouUi tbe at Terre Haute. V announced. in Yiie curtain-raiser. Army here Saturday, 26 to 8. Capitol avenue.