PAGE 12 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES FEB. 16, 1929 Talking Purdue-Northwestern Setto Tops Big Ten Hardwood Program Notre Dame Wrestles Guthrie Boilermakers Face Stiff Demons Take Al De Rose and It Over Here Monday Legion Ring Headliners ; WITH JOE WILLIAMS Battle in Clash at Calloway Annex Downs Butler Evanston. Girls’ Court YORK, Feb. 16.—A couple Cadle Features of young welterweights, Jackie NEW Baby Joe stepped Fields and Gans, in Hot Fray WISCONSIN AT INDIANA League Title Three knockouts In live bouts oc- ring Friday " into the Garden night Friday night meeting curred at Cadle tab- to battle for the honor of n sm ernacle on the program promoted he champion of the division, by Fighting Irish Basketeers Crimson May Hit Stride to Basket Pennant Clinched by Jimmy McLemore and with the kids won cleanly, though notover- of four-round opener Negro op- exception the mpressively, over his Hoosiers; Other Results there action of di- Flash to Triumph Over Surprise Badgers. was the slugging onent. The champion of the type. Dundee, Baltimore i'-ion is Joe a Bulldog Netmen. fit/ United Press in Loop. Al De Rose and Kid Woods bat- kalian. He won the title some CHICAGO, Feb. 16.—The three- tled in the main go of ten two- eighteen months ago from Pete clinched the A scrapping group of young col- way tie for the Western Conference The Hoosier Demons minute rounds and it went the limit Latzo, the Pennsylvania coal miner legiate* from Notre Dame championship of the Girls’ Basket- with De Rose winning of coal j netters basketball lead may be broken to- on points by who never mined a lump established a gala holiday for the ball League by downing the East staging a fast finish. Woods held in his life. ! blue and gold at the Butler field night when all ten teams swing in- Tenth Girls Thursday night at Lib- his own until the second half of U tt tt ! swept to erty hall, w’as the scrap Since the title, Dundee house Friday night as they to action. Headlining the night’s 22 to 17. It the when De Rose stepped winning a clean-cut 24-to-21 over Demons’ vic- with heavy has built up an extraordinary rec- ! triumph games is the Purdue-Northwestern ninth straight league out a attack to the head the fighting Bulldog basketball tory. and bodv. They are featherweights. - He has been—' encounter at Evanston. or team. Hawthorne Blue Birds downed De Rose landed the harder punches. Beaten by Johnny Indressano. The Beaten by A1 Mello. A smoothly-oiled Notre Dame Boilermakers, who have a the Hottentots, 17 to 10 and the The bout Cadle fans have been Thrown out ot the ring with Pinkey it passing share in the lead, eeting Mitchell. machine was. A deft arem one of Pennsy Girls defeated the Delco- eager to see was the semi-final be- Thrown out of the ring with George offense that drew anxious Butler the toughest aggregations in the Remy Girls of Anderson. Sum- tween the aggressive Negro lads. L ine. ‘ guards paved Knocked out by Young Thompson, and ] off balance and the circuit and mayfind it maries; Shifty Calloway and Ray Hurtz and way for swift floor hard to win. dashes down the DEMONS FTP TENTH G FTP the struggle lived up to expecta- Suspended by New York, Pennsylvania, I basket field Michigan and Wisconsin, G E. Tlinois. California and the National Box- j and under the for goals. the other Duckworth,f. 6 0 12Powcrs,f 10 2 tions. Association. Grim Notre Dame pastimers Glen Wade two leaders, will not Sawyer,!.... 1 0 2;Brown,f 10 2 Hurtz was floored for the in'? calm- encounter the. 3 0 6 nine count lit thrust Gray.c 2 0 4 Schante.c.... the second round bv a right sock to tho ly stopping each saber-like as opposition which faces Purdue. Rufiner,g... 2 0 4 1.151eni.g.... 2 3 7 The Harry (left) Spug jaw and after that Calloway had the ad- Dundee is still Butler broke swiftly down the floor; wrestlers move back to Demmary.g.. 0 0 C Spencer,?.... 0 0 0 Kid Brown and Myers. vantage. Hurtz was game, however, and Wolverines meet Minnesota Miller,! 0 0 0, E.lsleni.f... 0 0 0 welterweight of white-clad pupils of Coach Keogan THETomlinson hall Monday night and stood up and fought back until the end Nevertheless,the champion goes slugging Spug Myers of Pocatello, Idaho, will be facing no easy when he was flattened Justi before tit' out of on account of the Tabernacle be- Wisconsin to face Indiana. Totals 11 "o Totals 7 314 close eighth the world. Those with jaws not refusing to be tricked position 221 tackles Harry Philadelphia ten-round he was "all the way out” nevertheless and step out into the ante-room and starts and Michigan figures to 0 2. power, Butler-Notre Dame basketball game. above, will try to halt the winning Biers,f 1 o 2'F.Bolen.f 10 2 Myers, and they respect his punching but in B'own the veteran had to be carried to his corner. laugh that off. win easily. Indiana, despite its list- Olsen,c 1 2 4, A.801en,c..,. O 0 0 many Tommy O'Brien von by technical knock, edge on offense. And a victory waysof Elmer Guthrie, Texas Collins,g.... 3 1 7lMosier.g 10 2 from the potato sfate is meeting an experienced fisticuffer of out from Ed Trovance The answer is, of course, that An less playing all year, has the ability prominent light- In four rounds when for Notre Dame. heavyweight, who the A.Miller,g... O 0 OlEbaugh.g.... 1 1 3 battles. The Philadelphia boxer has fought some his handlers tossed in a towel at the start Dundee refuses take a chance defeated and if it should suddenly awaken Woif.f 1 0 2: Webb,f 0 0-0 of the fifth stanza. It was a wild swing- to Scores weights and junior welters. He clashed twice with Sammy Mandell, ing struggle. with title. He will not appear in Colerick local pride, Ralph Wilson, three tonight, Wisconsin playing on a Miller,g 0 0 0 Day.f 0 0 0 Trovanee was knocked down his A swift drive down the court and Wilkerson.g.. 0 0 0i Weaver,g.... 0 0 0 lightweight champ, in no-decision bouts of twelve rounds and ten twice and also had a tooth knocked out. a unless the business arrange- times. Wade scales about 190 and foreign floor, must He had O Brleu groggy twice, but his op- ring voices roared in unison as John hustle. holds over Baby Joe Gans, Young Harry Wills ponent refused to fall. he not lose his 8,000 Guthrie more than 200. Wade In the other two games, Totals.... 7 3 17' Totals 4 2 10 rounds. Brown decisions On two occasions ments are such can Colerick, husky N. D. center, flipped Ohio and others. The Tuesday Aimory program calls for the usual four both went to the floor in warm msxups title matter what happens to him. hails from Columbus, O. meets Illinois and Chicago plays PENNSY G F TPi DELCO-R’MY G F TP and they exchanged punches once while no in the opening field goal a moment scraps. off their feet. lines In the semi-final Monday, Carl lowa. The Illinois-Ohio game ap- Emrich.f.... 1 3 61 Passwater.f.. 0 33 other Operating along these gallant after the start. M.Snyder,!., 1 1 3] E.Patterson,! 0 0 0 In othei Douts Frankie Gierke knocked Chaney, Bloomington (Ind.) mid- pears to be toss-up out Young Leach in Dundee figures to be champion un- A free throw by Hosier and an a with the Illini Whaley,c.... 1 0 2 Kennard.c... 0 0 0 the second round and dleweight, will wrestle Silent Ol- having the home floor advantage, Hlnshaw g... 1 2 4! Barker,g 0 0 0 Don Lindsay ,shaded Eddie Manning in til the cows come home, lugging under-the basket tip-in shot by L.Karle.g... 0 1 IB.Paterson,g. 10 2 four rounds. sen, said to be the only deaf- and since Chicago has not won a 0 0 0 Promoter McLemore’s fistic show next their contented tials behind them. Hildebrand gave Butler the lead and Court.g 0 0 OHodson.c Sensational Fight or Bad One Is Friday will be shifted Tomlinson mute the sport. There conference game E.Snyder,!... 0 0 Oi Baker,! 0 0 0 to hall. tt tt tt the in mat in seven starts, Bulldogs went three points will be a starting at 8:30. lowa, looks for an easy J.Karle.f 0 0 0 A great change has come over ahead of the Irish when White prelim, victory. Totals.... ~4 7 15, Totals 13 5 Prediction on Miami Beach Scrap your correspondent, and instead of looped in a spectacular bucket, scorn he holds nothing hut ad- made while traveling down the court Viola Duckworth, Hoosier Demons Yanks to Close miration for gentlemen of the type at top speed. Cincinnati Reds Must Find Punch star, by scoring twelve points, neaBOXING ASSO- from today players 6 .333 released for the count standing at 15 to 1. Jack Hendricks, the cor- been for. Hottentots 3 Sharkey memorable one. be most incorrect to intimate that CIATIONS SHOULD. IF THEY REALLY pulent, waiting Swanson hit fifty- *Recent entry. a publication Friday. HAVE THE BEST INTERESTS OF THE silver-haired manager of the each hasn’t fought a number of ex- three doubles and stole forty-nine The league’s last session will be No prize fight in history ever was Other opening games will see the SPORT AT HEART, TAKE Cincinnati Reds, will start his ceedingly bad fights. IMMEDIATE bases last season. Walter Shaner, held next Thursday night at Lib- promoted quite as this one has been, Philadelphia Athletics at Washing- STEPS TO SUSPEND THE PEOPLE WHO search among the Reds’ recruits’for Stribling is the fistic who had a tryout with the Red Sox erty hall. and it may be that the and will jus- Young ton, Detroit at PAY TO SEE HIM. Pin hard-hitting youngsters. For the darling of the southland, which Cleveland and Chi- Local arid batted .330 for Chattanooga, is tify the means. When the flood- cago at St. Louis. a Reds need a punch, and yet raised to be a tt tt they need another outfield addition. lights of the vast arena in Flamingo never a boy The Athletics it badly, if they are to figu in the heavyweight champion. Jack Shar- are scheduled to similar reasoning I am unable re Ethan Allen, Marty Callaghan, park are dimmed, leaving only a wind up their Gossip 1929 National League pennant race. key hails from Boston, which first season at the Yankee to sympathize with the current BY Everett Purdy, Curtis Walker and Race Entries vivid splash of white canvas with BY LEFTY LEE Three Outfield Prospects across mighty stadium a two-game series, attack against Tom McArdle, the Bill Zitzmann are the outfielders which the fighters move from their sent the John L. Sullivan Oct. 5 and Out of a squad of chal- 6. The Yankees and Garden matchmaker, who in at- Sweepstakes play again will feature at thirty-eight who were with the Reds last sea- respective corners to answer the roaring his deep-throated Athletics are the pre-season favor- the local drives Sunday. At the Century ordered to report at Orlando, Fla., Saturday lenges throughout the land. tempting to rematch Bud Taylor alleys a 200 scratch handicap singles will son and will be back again. opening bell, Feb. 27, a scrap such to fight out for pennant. Feb. 26, seventeen are newcomers. ites it the and A1 Singer, made it clear he be rolled, with entrants permitted to shoot Third Sack Trio as the ring seldom has known may If each fights his beat, the bat- as often as they like. The Pritchett alleys They include eight pitchers, four AT MIAMI tle of Feb. 27 will prove worthy of would charge twice as much for the will hold a 360 doubles. No handicap George Kelly and Wally Pipp will Firsa Race ($1,000; the New York Press ensue. Will be given in this event, and no team outfielders, three infielders and two purse; 2-year-olds; furlongs) the picturesque promotion preced- second exposition. with an average than. 360 battle for first base. Rube Lutzke, three (a)Plav If Stribling and Sharkey retain of better will catchers. Relicario, 118: Antha S., 107: Ball, ing it. Both Stribling and Shar- tt tt tt be ejigible to roll. The bowler’s highest formerly with Cleveland who batted 110; Florence Mav. 107; Flying Dutchman, past the sharp clamor of that open- YES, CITY'S IN league average will be used. At the Capi- Three of the Reds’ best LOVE! looking ,305 for Newark last season, wifi 110; Lighttoot Don, 110; High Spirited, ing bel lthe savage instinct each key have proved disapointingin the McArdle's critics have taken the tol the local speed boys will receive the newcomers 110: (alSnowy, 118. play, an open sweepstakes being on the are outfielders. Estel compete with Joe Stripp, who came (a)R. T. Wilson Jr. and W. J. Salmon possesses the inmate hatred for each “big moments” of their fistic ca- misguided position that inasmuch schedule there. Entry fee for this event Crabtree, who batted .353 for Okla- from Columbus last season, sand entry. other, then indeed there will be reers, yet each has an inborn feroc- as the first exposition ended in a will be $2 which will include bowling. The homa City, and 500,000 Valentines handicap singles with 200 as scratch will Ernest Swanson, Charley Dressen for third base. Second Race t$1.000; claiming; 3-year- modified murder for the modish ity which sometimes crops out in Are foul, alleged foul, as on or and that be at the Illinois drives, the popular Hughie Critz, second baseman and olds and up; mile and seventy yards) mob. If, as each boxer has at one the heat of battle. a consequence the customers were entry fee of $1.25 being charged with the Ruth Gold, 106; Bright Steel, 111; Fair Handled, Says Postmaster. bowler permitted to roll as often as he Horace Ford, shortstop, who set a Justice, 106; Denny Cooney, 109; Gold Dust, time or another in the past, they The fight should be one of the not only deprived of a decisive likes. . 106; world record for last Infanta, 108; Rosetta Stone, 108: Sun- leave their fighting hearts draped best—or worst—ever fought by first- result, but received less than half double plays day Clothes. Ill; Wrench, 103; Genial, 111. Indianapolis still had the Valen- The Indianapolis Times will stage a season, will form keystone com- like limp towels over the ropes in class heavyweights. the fighting they paid to tournament that will appeal the tine habit, according to Postmas- see, to bowlers of bination. The other infielders Third Race ($1,000; claiming; 3-ycar- something all classes, in the near future. No handi- * are' olds and up; five and one-half furlongs)— ter Robert H. Bryson. should be done to re- caps will be given in this the (x)Wii- event, but all Off Clark Pittenger and Luke Johnsos, Red Leather, 111; Oakland, 105: More than 500,000 valentines, imburse them. entrants will be placed in various classes Northwestern liam P., Ill: Cherokee Meld, 111; Fanta. according to their averages. It is planned a university product. 103; Rainstorm, 114; Mysticism, 111; Briar ranging from candy, books, flowers n tt ts to have an AA, A, B, ,C, D, E and novice Zahniser and Ash Broom, 120: Senator Seth, 115; Grey Chief, FRIDA Y NETRESUL TS classifications. The entry fee will be $1 110; Woodmont, 115; Lew Black, 105; and dainty lace creations to huge which will include Backboard There are no exceptional pros- T AM PLEASED TO NOTE' THAT bowling charges. Many I Eleven Sixty, 115; Irish Marine, 116. posters cash and merchandise prizes will be COLLEGES Roanoke, 49: Huntington Township, 16. called “comic” by courtesy, M ARDLE KNOWS HIS CUSTOMERS BET- pects among the new pitchers. Paul Notre Dame, 24; Butler, 37; awarded. The meet will be open to both *—By Norman E. Isaacs— Fourth Race ($1,000: claiming: 3-year- 21. Monument City, Bippus, 22. were mailed this Valentine season TER. THAN HIS CRITICS DO. A LONG men and women bowlers. Watch The Zahniser, who formerly played with olds and up; mile and seventy yards) Hanover. 56; Rose Poly, 17. Brookston, 37; Stockwell. 24. Times for further details of this meet. Mack’s Baby, Half Yale. 37: Columbia. 23. Goodland, 36; Renssalear, by local residents, Bryson said. EXPERIENCE OVER A GREAT STRETCH the Senators and Red Sox, is com- 111; Pint, 109; Ramble, Creighton, Syracuse, 24. 106; Ill; Battlefield, 111; 31; 25. Brook, 30; Morocco, 28. OF YEARS HAS TAUGHT M'ARDLE THE Stuart's Draft. Michigan State, 40; U. of Detroit, 15. 26. About 200,000 came in from other Two-time wins featured the Capitol No. We Give Up! ing back from St. Paul for another Isabella. Ill; Claire Amour, 96; By Way, Oxford, 28; Raub, CUSTOMERS KNOW NO 1 League, the Roy Steele. Kirschner- Jim 111. Pittsburgh, 49; Penn State. 38. 42, Thorntown. 40. cities. EQUALS IN E. major league trial. Kenneth 113; Crow. Fairmount 35; 33. Montlcello,Colfax. Lovick and Silver Flash defeating time Ash, Normal. Centre. 35: Boswell. 23. SOAKING UP PUNISHMENT AND ABUSE, *he has come for all claim- Muncie Normal, 42; Huntington, 21. Buck Creek, 38; West Lebanon, 18. Wednesday was the peak day. ac- Florsheim Shoes, Coca-Cola and H. E. who was recalled late last season Fifth Race ($2,500 added; Miami High (Springfield, AND IT IS THE HEIGHTH OF AB- Schmitt Insurance. opponents ants of trick Valparaiso, 56; Concordia Dayton, 39: Monitor, 28. cording to Bryson. About The of the THE titles and records from may a regular Weight Handicap; 3-year-olds and up; six HI.). 13. 250,000 SURDITY TO SELL TICKET Capitol Alley Five their games Columbus, win furlongs)—Marconi, Copiapo, 120: Wolcott, 33: Reynolds. 24. THEM A will roll to lay down the weapons of 127; CITY HIGH SCHOOLS 21; 18. were mailed here day. Thurs- later. Faust led this loop with games of war berth. starred in A. A. John 8., 112: Common Sense, 125; Joe Mar- Klondike, Pine Village, that FOR FIVE DOLLARS WHEN THEY WILL He the Reitz of Evansville, 32; Broad Ripple, 31 Round Grove, 25; Pine Township, 20. 202. 2.4 and 234, for a total of 640. Me-- and surrender. Wire reports from Kolp, Luque, rone 111, 119; Stand By, 126; Clean Play, (overtime). day about 150,000 were mailed, CLAMOR FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF New had 626: Patterson, 612; Donohue, Lucas, 135. 35; Manual, Williamsport, 27; Ambia. 26. Hornberger, today Brazil. 30. Attica, Covington, 23. Tuesday about Monday PAYING TEN. 618, and Pendergras, 604. Macomb, 111., detailed the ac- Rixey and May are the pitchers who 46; 38; 100,000 and Washington. Valley Mills, 29. Monon, 40: Chalmers, 19. 10,000. of a basketball game Sixth Race ($1,000: claiming: 3-year- Washington, 37: Home (Frank- count in an were with the Reds last season. furlong)—Rock Masonic Winlmac, 27; Culver, 24. The Stone. Stafford and Stone girls held olds and up; mile and a lin), 36. Mulberry, a real celebration at the alleys invitational tournament where Pearl The loss of Bubbles Hargrave, Hawk. 108; (xißilly Baughn. 109: My Son, HIGH 32; Forest, 30. Wednesday night Indiana who STATE SCHOOLS Rpssville, 27; Michigantown, 25. when they defeated the City high school Plymouth, will manage 109; (x)Elfln Star, 103; (x)Sun Altos, 113: Connersville, 31; Morton (Richmond). 30. Township, Old cigaret team one game. defeated the St. Paul club, has xiDoctor 101; Ill; Montmorenci, 35; Jackson 17. Goid This is Rankin. Gold Coin. Milton. 30; Andrews (Richmond), 26. Frankton, 74; LOSS IS $1,000,000 Conclude Junior tne first game these girls have been able 11 to 10—and didn't make a field weakened the catching staff. Leo Festival, 107. Economy. 14; Losantvllle, 13. Goldsmith. 23. to put in the win column this season and City, Summltville, 37; Alexandria, 32. goal! Pearl City players in Dixon from and Hugh Cambridge 39; Liberty, 30 (over- Ridgeville, 29: Jefferson. 17. now other teams better watch their step tossed Baltimore x) Apprentice allowance claimed. time). IN WAREHOUSE FIRE in the future. eleven free De Soto, 42; Harrison township, 29. throws and won the ball McMullen from Minneapolis have Boston. 28: Brownsville, 22. 40; Dalevilel, Tourney Today Everton, 21; Brookville, 20. Roverton, 25. The Marotts again game! been added to Val Picinich and AT JEFFERSON VaRK Eaton. 35; Montpelier, 27. One Killed, Several Hurt Fighting featured the play in Winchester, 29; -Spartanburg, 17. Parker, 35; Huntsville, the City League at the Elk Club alleys] for tt tt n Clyde Sukeforth, a youngster who First Race < $1,000: claiming; 3-year- Orange, 41; Alquina, 40. 31. Blaze in Buenos Aires, alter losing the first single olds and up; mile and a sixteenth)—Fore- Dunkirk, 30; Redkey, 23. The State junior game bv a Saratoga, 26: McKinley. 17. Matthews. 15. By Press Indiana basket- pin. 918 tch 919, they came back with We Mean It, ReMILWAUKEE. Santiago, a Betty. 105; Blah. 110; Disciple. 110: Jack fighter, settled the two Cuban rht. outpointed Herman total of 7.065 for his last nine games In Mallott, 25; Newton. 24. - featherwe loon, average Boston Heavy to Face New Zea- Olcen, 100; Hec, l’O; Optimist, 105. ing his signature with one “1” 42; Hen a Perlick. Kalamazoo, eight rounds. Henry this an of 229 4-9 pins per reminds us that the Kingman. Cayuga, -41. sexes. Parlatus, German game, which we believe is a some 22; New Richmond. 30. Perllck. defeated Karrv Kahn. Milwaukee, record of lander at Boston, March Race ($1,000; claiming; 4-year- instead of two “ells.” Waveland. actor, sunk the female record when eight rounds. kind. WHICHvery excellent reception we 1. Seventh Darlington. 23; Clarks Hill. 20. olds and up; mile and a quarter)—Letter Linden. 37; Waynetown, 33. he talked 132 stop- were afforded in Frankfort last By United Press Six. 114; (x)Coppershine, 111; Jim Banola, hours without ST. PAUL. Minn.—My Sullivan. St. Prul, The Silver Flash and Baker Bros girls New Market. 44: Wingate. 24. ping. Light. bad a great battle in the BOSTON. Feb. 16.—Jim Maloney, 114; ix'Grand King, 111: (x)Gaie, 111; 38; Mt. 23. deicated Billy St. Paul, ten rounds. Indianapolis week-end has made us decide to (xiFenllght. (x)Pret- COPS MIAMI TITLE Fortvllle. Comfort. They welterweights. ladies League et the Central alievs, the Fire Chief, US; 104: Butlervllle. 42; North Vernon, 38. arc girls nosing visit Frankfort once year. South Boston heavyweight, meets ty Run. 104; ixiSly Polly. 106; Peter MIAMI, Edinburg. Plash the Furniture team out again this 111; Fla., Feb. 16. Miss 56: Jeffersonville. 50. Ends Gem Worth 5700 in Lard games. team Heeney, Prim, 114; (x) Guillotine, (x)Post Scottsburg. BOSTON—Con O'Kclly, Irish heavy- in two of the The C. R. Akers Blythe Tom New Zealand, here on (x)Border 25; Madison. 21. By Press won Q. Hendricks, king of bas- Horn, 110: Chief. 111. Helen Hicks, Hewlett Park, L. 1., is Orleans, 45; United weight. won over Ernie Schaat, Boston, also two.from the Hub Furniture as March 1. Shoals. 23. W. Va„ Feb. foul,' sixth round. the Hatfield Paint and Mucller-Nash took ketball broadcasters, and the re- (x) Apprentice allowance claimed. the Miami women's golf champion, Milford. 25: Syracuse. 21. HUNTINGTON. 16. three from the Bair theater and Northern mainder of the party, Glen Curtis, Promoter Eddie Mack the having won a final round victory Beech Grove. 43: Oaklandon. 18. —When Mrs. E. W. Young opened Coal. Roce Johns led this loop with, games clinched Tipton. 33; Elwood. 25. tOf 163. 183 and •200. a total of 546. Mc- Carter Helton and the inimitable bout Friday. AT HAVANA over Mrs. John Arends of Chicago, Paragon, 40; Morgantown. 25. a bucket of lard she had purchased TODAY’S SELECTIONS had 543: Rey SCO; Biuffton. 29; Hartford City, 27. I Daniel nolds. Meeker, Otto (X) Strohmeier, ($800: claiming; 3-year-olds 7 and 5. her hand came in contact with a HAVANA i 524: Fullmer, 513; Burnett, 511. and Mc- were royally First Race Oolitic. 33: Shawswick. 27. 515. and up: maidens; six furlongs)—Fateful. West Baden. 30; Salem, 22. object. My Ally. Empty Glass. Summit View. Kinnon, •treated by Everett Case and com- SOUTH SIDE 107; hard She cleaned it and IN FINAL 87; Alacritv, Marie Bank. 102; Gal- French Lick. 58; Union. 36. Tavern Talk, Biliv McFadden. Honk. lantry, 112: Administrator, 102; Summit TAKE VALLEY HONORS Joan Shirley. Let Go. Pokest. pany. Morristown. 33: Flat Rock. 29. discovered it was a diamond valued s Switch Tender Killed View.’ 102. Whistle, 112: Dijon Gnome, 102; By Press 29; Critic. Baby Gar. Ft. Worth. tt tt tt 112; Voge- United Kentiand. Fowler. 21. at S7OO. Big Merry WINCHESTER, Ind., The Y. M. H. A.s will meet the Merrv Pai. 102: Jim Summers, ST. LOUIS, Brownsburg. 41; Jamestown. 23. St. Helena Sink. Windsor. Feb. 16. Sue. 102; Fair legion. 112; Mo., Feb. 16.—Wash- All Rightie. Bob's Best. Orman. Just to Remind You ler, 107; Martha RussiavlUe, 34; Burlington. 24. Howard Hines. 30, Muncie. Big Four Strauss Srys the finals of the Verdevale. 107: Goodness Agnes, 97; Fifla, ington university of St. Louis won 54; Misnomer. Loveken. Opperman. Wilkinson, Spieeland, 25. railroad switch tender, was killed And while mentioning those south sectional of the city 97; My -Ally. 112; Empty Glass, 102. the Missouri valley conference bas- Central (.Ft. Wavne.'. 37; Decatur. 34 TIA side ama- Garfield (Terre Haute). 32; Petersburg. 17. $3.00 JUANA instantly two miles west of here names let us tell you again Race ($800: claiming; 3-year-olds ketball title by defeating Grinnell Center Grove. 27. (Over- SAVE Cov, Nose Dive, Realist. that teur basketball tournament to- Second Mooresville, 41; Charming Shot. Hodge Podge. Kalmuck. when a speeder on which he was j Blythe again will be in charge of and up; six furlongs)—Priceless. 107; college, 34 to 31. It was the last time). NOW Sir Raoul. Bairoma. Xtcodemus. night at 9 the South Side Turn- Gvmkhaua. 102; Tavern Talk, 107; Ima riding was struck by a passenger j broadcasting at Granary. 100; Ondora. 102; game for Washington. | Foolscap. Wreck Horn Sanabar. the of the state finals ers’ hall. Little. 100: of the season Theo Fuv. Broadmoor. Caravan. train. Billy McFadden. 105; Navarit. 112: Muskal- Y. M. A. Vriubt-rsiiipA basketball tournament at the field 107; Mother of 107; Trifle, FIELDS EASY WINNER < . Dago. . H. A.s advanced into longe Pearl. Giving all Privileg e W The Short- Price Arno the final 102; Saint. 102: Peggy M.. 100; •On La Brfte entrv. Oesel, Host. house for The Indianapolis Times round by the Caftv 36 Dr. Clark, Shampoo. lOWA STATE TAKES~MEET defeating swift little Honk. 107; Post Mistress. 102; Colie KEEPS~PENCIL YEARS Forbec. over 'WFBM, the Indianapolis Power Queen, 102; May Cherry, Including Frank Andrews. Bill Seth, Crossbow. By T'n <,nd Press junior team, Indianapolis Buddies, 105. Jackie Has Little Trouble Winning and Light Company station. . . BELLEVILLE, 111., Feb. 16. MIAMI AMES, lowa, Feb. 16.—Iowa State And 28 to 26, as the Strauss downed the Third Race ($800: claiming: 3-year-olds From Baby SWIMMING furlongs'—Farceur. years ago Neusel, Decision Joe. El Relicaro. Snowy. Antha S. Friday won a triangular Indoor j that Glen Curtis’ team is going to Meteors. 20 to 22. and up': six fl 2; Pro- Thirty-six Henry BASKETBALL Sunday Clothes. Rosetta Stone. Bright be tough to beat tournament gram. 112: Ltborio, 107; Crestwood Boy. war veteran, a pencil By United Pros Steel track meet from Drake and Grin- ! when 112; Mavbar. 102: General Ginockio. 107; a swallowed HANDBALL 102; NEW YORK, Feb. 16—Jackie .. . Gringoire. long. gave Briarfcroom. Fanta Cherokee Maid. nell, taking ten firsts out of twelve time rolls around. And that 107; Queen Emma. Pokest. about two inches It him CLUB HOUSE Claire Amcur. Mack's Baby, Isabella. JACK BUTLER TRiUMPHS 105; So Long, 100; Mose Shapoff. 112; Bll- recently when he Fields, Los Angeles welterweight, won’t be long. vermire. 107; Joan Shirley. 107; Crasher. no trouble until WRESTLING Marconi. Clear. Plav. Common Sense. events. Two meet records were set. today was step nearer a title Sun Altos Doctor Rankin, Mv Son. 107; Alleghan, 111: Best Spade. 107; Clodo- was attacked by severe pain in the a BOXING JEFFERSON Former Notre Dame Golf Star mir 11, 107; Let's Go, 107. brought match with Joe Dundee, Baltimore, HANK SWIMMERS WIN IN SUNDAY Beats stomach. An operation MOVIES 1-rightful. Madam Emelie. Indian Guide. NET~FRAY Hakes in Links Final. Fourth Race (The United States Denver; forth the forgotten pencil. 147-pound ruler. The Californian Orestes 11, Little Colonel. Rejoice. Bit Pres* claiming; $800; six furlongs; 4-year-olds won a decisive victory over Baby Reduced During Matthews. Salon*. Good Shepherd. Feb. 16.—Uni- Followers of the City and Bankers By United Press and up:—Golden Top. 100; Miracle. 110; Membership John Sneed. Smoldering. Hot Time. lOWA CITY. la.. Ft. Ill: Lady McNeill. 105: 101- Bob’s 107; Frankraan. 112; Wish- Joe Gans, California Negro, in a ' basketball leagues will get a chance ' PALM BEACH, Fla., Feb. 16. Worth. 105; Critic. Best. 107; Drive Fretwell. Deposition, Stoneage. versity of lowa Friday won a swim- 114; Baby Gar. 100: Lemnos. Boot ing’ Stone. 112; Orman. Tim Gleason, Friday night. Optimist. Lieutenant Rust. Halu. compare respective Top. Always, 119; Gareth, 115; Am- 108‘ If* Ands, 102; Bedford Dream, ten-round bout University of Min- to the circuits Jack Butler, former Notre Dame golf 110: And 104; Coopershine. Fire Chief. ming meet from dresito. 108. 104- Colonel Toka. 107; Lady Edna. Near the end of the third Fields ACT TODAY Gale. when Reserve Loan Life team star, won a spectacular victory over 102; 108; Paprika. nesota. 36 to 35. j the Bedford Queen. Caribe. caught flush on the chin with 3. t’. MATMEN WIN meets the Woodside Merchants at Albert R. Hakes, Fredonia, N. Y., Fifth Race ($800; claiming; 3-year-olds; 107; Ben Ahamo, 107. Gans I mile and fifty yards'—Shasta Plum, 110; right hook which almost dropped tin Time* special IN HIS LEAGUE 2:30 at Liberty hall. here Friday in the final round of the i$800; a BEST j Sunday St. Helena. 105: Catherine of Russia. 108: Seventh Race claiming; 4-year- weakened. Gans LEXINGTON. Va„ Feb. 16.—In- Chad Kimsey, who will get a Reserve Loan Is leading the Bank- South Florida golf championship. Shack. 108 Big Sink. 105: Merry Wind- olds and up; mile and three-sixteenths)— the Negro. Visibly sor. 100; Thundering Mabel. 100. Pasciste. 110; Texas Ranger, 107; Rose- during five Y.M.C.A. Virginia League up High Skip. 102; slowed up the last diana university defeated | trial with the St. Louis Browns this ers and the Woodsidss hold Hakes led 6 at the end of the mist. 102: 108: Jimma or), (5800; 3-year-olds 105; staying the N> A ami l!i. HI icy 1531 Military wrestling here : spring, best pitcher second place morning round but Butler Sixth Race claiming; Loveken. Misnomer. 107; LockeTble. rounds and had trouble Institute in was rated the down in the City rallied to and up; mile and a sixteenth) Rocky 104; Captain Martin, 107; Opperman. 112, Thursday night, 191* to 6Vi. in the Western League in 1928. League. win at tle thirty-seventh hole. Cliff, 104; All Righise, 192. Saint's Fancy. Hot Poiioi. 102. distance.