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It Over HEINIE MUELLER tooled the BY JOE WILLIAMS Peaceful \ alley of Lake Placid They All Laughed When Dreyfuss T AKE PLACID, N. Y., Feb. 6e- Branch Rickey of the Cardinals and Pitcher Bill Doak. The Cardinals were playing the Giants in St. The fine old myth of amateur Louis. Mueller, in left field, was instructed to advance toward the infield on the signal for a slow ball Rites Set Disturbed by deep on the a fast one. As he the •port Athletic Warfare and play sign f,or ostentatiously paraded back, smart Sportmen’s $ park fans got wise. “Slow ball,” they chanted when Heinie crept in. “Fast ball,” they yelled when reeling against the ropes today, sun he retreated. Suddenly Mueller marched in on the sign for a fast one and the Giant batter smacked rubber-kneed and glass-eyed, as the Group of Skaters Ruled Out one over Mueller’s head. It broke up the ball game. “What seemed to be the difficulty?” asked Owner of Pirates to Be result of a punch on the button de- Butler, Minus Two Vets, Rickey as Heinie came in. “Aw, that gang in the bleachers were hep to the signs,” said Heinie, "and livered in the course of the second in Long Race; Yanks I decided to cross them.” Buried at Pittsburgh day's program of the winter Sunday. Olympics. N. S.iow Speed. ~ . AV/'• W.* v. ~ ~ A Canadian speed skater, one Frank Swamps Ball State Five ■■ 11 I""'' ' By press Btack. was tossed out on his refrigerated BY HENRY M’LEMORE . y United ears on the charge that he gave the elbow 6. to one Bernt Evensen of Norway wnilc Another Hoosier victim was added Miller and Chadd also performed United Press Staff Correspondent PITTSBURGH. Pa.. Feb. coming into the stretch on the last 'an of well the Notables of the baseball world are the second heat of the 10 000 meters. to the list of Butler’s cage victims for victors, while D. Dick LAKE PLACID, N. Y„ Feb. 6. Apparently expected Sunday there Is nothing that Is more carried off honors for the Cardinals. In opening the third winter Olym- here to attend distasteful to a Norwegian than the elbow Friday night. The Bulldogs, crippled funeral services for and when Mr. Evensen crossed the line and Branch McCracken’s quintet was pic games two days ago, Governor Barney Drey- skated back the fudges' stand he de- by the loss of two steljar veterans, tc limited to one field goal in the first Franklin D. Roosevelt expressed the fuss. owner and president of the livered himself of a verv loud and raucous swamped Ball 36 Pittsburgh Pirates, who beef a beef that was rich in tonal duality State, to 22, at the half, Butler taking a 9 to 4 lead. wish that the nations of the earth died Friday and volume, to sav nothing of vehemence. field final period in New York City. Mr. Evenscn's beef was couched in the house. The developed into a might adopt the spirit of sports- tongue spree, Funeral services native and until an interpreter ar- With Withrow, stellar forward, scoring with Butler’s long- manship and brotherly love which are scheduled for rived nobodv waa able to teU*what he was out for the season range tossing giving the mmu 2:30 p. m. Sunday in the Dreyfuss saving or what he meant "I trust he Is due to scholas- the locals governs the conduct of athletic not casting disparagement upon our love- edge. home. Rabbie Samuel Goldenson " tic troubles, and Tackett, all-state games. lv now hissed Mr. Paul Stevens, who is Butler (361. will willing to match the snow hereabouts with back guard, temporarily benched for Ball State (22). be the officiate. anywhere. FG FT PF' FG FT PF It is to hoped Governor’s anvbodv's snow the same reason, Searle the Miller, f... 3 2 3 Anson, f Father of Series When the entent of Mr. Evensen's beef Proffit, ..2 0 3 wish is never fulfilled. What a finally Davis, f... 2 2 2 M.Dlck, t... 1 33 The body became known and the lustlce of lanky pivot, starred for the Blue Profitt, c.. 3 5 3 c lovely arrived here today, and It was by the of Civ. 1 2 3 war there would be—proba- confirmed clerk the snipers. Chadd. g... 4 1 Dick, g.. 3 2 2 was taken to the parlors, course, a formal decision was rendered 2D. bly as lovely as the raging here funeral Parrish, g. 1 0 o;King. g .... one barring Mr, Stack from further participa- 0 1 1 after past In addition to tossing in three Relssncr, f 0 0 0 U. 0 0 0 graceful which hundreds filed the tion tn the event. This had the effect of g Loveless. over the art of speed- calming the Norwegians, who had gatnered field goals and consecutive Chkdntz. 0 0 1 Oren. g ... 0 0 0 coffin in the Dreyfuss home. five Wolfe, 0 0 o skating. on the lee in full and garrulous force, but gratis tosses, turned in c... Hebble. c... 0 0 0 Barney Dreyfuss. father Umpire hitting in the clinches, defense. —Goldsberry name was scratched off the rosters 1n any other wav conducting himself In (Wabash). tered in all of seventeen languages higher of of the national game Friday in Mt. a manner inimical to the ideals represented at the games. sport. Sinai hospital, New York, following "That foreigner Is lust saoawkine be- cause he was beaten." roarfcd Mr. P. J. Four Disqualified an operation there for glandular Muloueen. leader of the Ctr-dlan team, B. to disorders. would get N. A. He 67 ‘and we are not going to let him Expected Clear Original plans called for today’s have been away with it. We will withdraw our on Feb. 23. move right of this program to be featured by the finals whole snuad and out Third to Place, The ale is not verv -ood anvwav. of the 10,000 meter speed skating Leader Die what time does the next train leave?" But the Dreyfuss had been a power in ana Dempsey in Hearing Today race. war has cancelled this, so today’s was to baseball since he took control of the day's program be in was only one of the featured by rerunning Pirates 1899, when the Pittsburgh a of the two and Louisville THSdevelopments tending to bring By United Press ing, Dempsey was qualifying heats. These heats were clubs were merged. scheduled to Dean of the nations of the world closer to- CHICAGO, Feb. 6.—Jack Demp- run Friday and four competitors National League club own- workout in a gymnasium, and then ers and gether in a common bond of mutual sey was on trial today before the —Alex Hurd and Frank Stack of vice-president of the league, Earlier in leave for Milwuakee. His opponents he admiration and esteem. National Boxing Association for un- Canada, Eddie Wedge of Detroit and was the third owner of a base- the day the various team leaders paid bills amounting to about $2,50Q there Monday night will be Jack Shozo Ishawara of Japan—were dis- ball club to die since the close of in a last had gotten together meeting, in Columbus, Miss. Roper, Los Angeles, and Buck Ev- qualified, Hurd, Wedge and Isha- season. The others were Charles to protest against the American The case, instigated by the Missis- erett, Gary, Ind., in two bouts of wara for stalling, and Stack for A. Comiskey and William Wrigley style of conducting ice races. sippi boxing commission, was ex- two rounds each. roughing. A resolution was adopted favoring races i pected to be decided Dreyfuss had against the clock, which is the European in Dempsey’s Demand for tickets to the Denip- The finals will not be run until intended to step custom, as opposed to races against op- favor. ; sey-Levinsky four-round “fight” at Monday, when they will conflict aside and allow his son, Sam, to position where the field starts out to- Dempsey arrived today take active gether. Quite pointedly the resolution sug- from Salt j the Chicago stadium Feb. 18 indi- with the women’s figure skating. control of the Pirates. gested that the American stvle iovited Lake City, Utah, where he visited cated all indoor attendance records But his son died last February. trickerv, skull duggerv and other nracticcs I Hockey Teams Collide of evil nature. Jn practically so nanv his mother. After the N. B. A. hear- 1 will be broken. It is expected that William E. words, the resolution threatened that un- In Benswanger, the less the American svstem was abandoned addition to the 10,000-meter son-in-law, will In future Olvmnics no more foreign teams encore, today’s program called look after the Dreyfuss interests. would enter. Can It be that the bovs do for not trust us? a hockey game between the un- Still another delightful note attesting to —Stove League Chatter— defeated teams of Germany and the beautv and pure amnteurlshtsm was sounded In the first heat of the 10.000 BY EDDIE ASH Canada, and a dog-sled racing meters when three of the voung men were demonstration. given the boot for not trying hard enough. 5 and Indianapolis, among The Hoosier One was an American, one a Canadian YORK again hears Ted McGrew. were the argument over the skating a Tho 10.000 meters is a rumors croup the third Jan. to that l that lost out in the shuffle. Don- brought the total of long race and is a custom of the bovs NEW Norman A Perry, Indian- ; nelly and Barr, last arbiters employed by first-class dawdle nlong until the last lap and then apolis club owner, has not cooled off the senior loop, were retained. Big league squabbles to two. And the games the line. . __ umnires will put it on an be reuuired to report to the are not yet three days old. This triple disqualification followed entirely in his desire to purchase ball parks one hour before game time this Aces the 1.500 Enter earlier event—the second heat of year and act as observers for the league There is a strong feeling the race was stopped and the Giants. At the big league prexies. here in meters when tne Placid declared no contest without benefit of schedule meetings in Gotham %his tt tt tt Lake that the foreign criti- boxing commission. The reason in this cism of style was that the were lust eas- week it was reported that Perry The Chicago the American of racing by instance bovs , Cubs mads another trv JACK CUDDY ing along and the customers—the who for Chuck dav —a style that calls for man to open few actually had made an offer for the Klein the other and the man Staff Corrcsoondent braved the cold to sit in the start.um bic league scribes said the Bruin agents competition instead of NEWXT of disapproval. McGraw clan some time ago which offered pitcher Pat a races against YORK, Feb. 6.—Some manifested an attitude in Malone and fortune 15.000 a u a rejected by Charles Stoneham, cash. The Phillies showed only meager time—is a result of vic- enthusiasts will swarm Mad- was signs of interest, however, according to American into rumblings tories. ison Square upshot this was that one president and owner. Moreover, it from the eastern baseball front. Garden tonight hoping of Other reports stated there was news of Purdue Faces Kieckhefer Gains Tie for to see the magnate offer records by 300 picked of the several hundred com- was stated Hoosier an bv the Giants to the Cincv Reds Yanks Sweep Races tumbled THE to was surprised at the value placed for pitcher Red Lucas, who is holding out athletes at the twenty-fifth annual mittees which seemed necessary on the Queen Citv club owing to a salary Three races have been held so far sports pro- on the New York investment. It is slash. It was chronicled that President Hard Schedule Millrose track and field carnival. promote a fairly simple Stoneham and America has won all of them. said Perry is preparing to tackle announced a desire to part with Lead When Reiselt Tumbles The greatest array of champions gram got together and arbitrarily $20,000 and Chick Fullis in exchange for Jack Shea and Irving Jaffee ac- Stoneham with another offer. the hustling Cincv Redleg. —thirty-one—ever entered in the decided that in the future the boys counted for the 500 and 5,000 meter By Times Special lap, a distance u a u tt tt tt on important fixture is ready to com- must negotiate each events the opening day, ■LAFAYETTE, By Times Special pete umpire M’CARTY and Ind., Feb. 6.—Seven Thurnblad, Chicago, the defending in twenty-eight events. With of 400 meters, in 45 seconds or Bill Campbell was the lone dis- has carved his Shea ran the 1,500 meters games missed bv the League when its field into within three weeks face Pur- CHICAGO. Feb. champion, saw hopes fade hopes fixed on Olympic purpose of this American for Yankee roster to thirty-two the ground 6.—Otto Reiselt, his title the games better. The obvious staff was cut to ten active members JOE and Friday. due's basket five as it at season. The hie league cir- will Washington’s prepares to Philadelphia veteran seeking when he was beaten by Kieckhefer, Los Angeles in August, the con- was to give the customers the 1932 Junior vith only celebrate birth- America’s only competition jump his decision cuit finished the 193 t campaign real in back into the Big Ten cam- 50 to 35, in forty innings. testants have brought a gesture to com- eleven actives. The League day by taking off for the St. Peters- the skating tenth world’s three-cushion Kieckhef- themselves to a better show, Nationalcutting events has paign. Two games from home billiard be passed up priority rights in its burg come from away er’s high run was 8, Thurnblad’s 6. top-notch condition. mercialism which must highly pitcher, and training camp. “Mac” will the Canadian speeders, launch staff and Jim Scott, the old pilot who have the series, the first against title, shared the lead with Augie Kieckhefer and Reiselt have European Star Enters offensive to all true sportsmen. the batterymen to the haven scored 25 points Ohio won on to America’s 42 State at Columbus Monday Kieckhefer of Chicago, another They Lazio Barsi, Hungary’s flying All in all. it was a verv lovelv day and the Florida west''coast and will and Norway’s night seven and lost two. will meet the atmosphere remained five. The other and the second at Chicago former champion, today. final postman, will make suspicion until the ‘HJnJeIrepre be joined by Babe Ruth and in the game on Monday night. his American crimination and Friday Fight Results others fourteen nations have yet to university next Saturday. Reiselt, debut in the sentalives of nil the competing nations as- on Feb. 29. The Yankee manager score. pacemaker since the start Thurnblad is third with six won and 600-yard event. Gene srmbled in the town hall after nientiaii Ohio plays a return game here of the turned Venzke of tentative camnainn lopped off eight players this tourney, was back by four lost, while Copulos gained a Brooklyn, unbeaten in pnd manned out anew living YORK (Madison Sauare Gard- week, head lock. AT NEW stopped Monday, Feb. 15, and the first of Gus Copulos of Oregon, three this Sf gSod will with the en)—Ernie 209. Boston, sending six to the Newark farm. Friday, 50 tie for fourth with Frank Scoville, starts winter, will toe v/pdge stymie barred. . Schaaf. Algeria. (4), the series with and to be Salvatore Rugeirello. 203. They are pitchers Race the title-favored to 29 in forty-two innings. Copulos games the mark with Ray Conger in the At the moment, sentiment seems a defeated Weaver and Entries Buffalo, with six won and Olympic gents overlooked Arthur Huttick. 176. New York. o Northwestern crew is scheduled for Wanama.ker that the have squawk- Eddie Benson. 193. Brooklyn. (1°)- En* Miner, catcher Kies, outfielder had a high run of 7, Reiselt 4. Art five lost. They will play the tie. mile. Conger has won good bet tn not including free style Jack Wilson. Fred Feb. 20 here. off principal competitive test of Fiermonte. 159. defeated shortstop Roife Indiana, Wisconsin it three years in a row. Leo Ler- ing rs the Pittsburgh. (8) : Paul Walker, and third and meet, and deciding the games on a 158. Andy Mitchell. Illinois will be played in the mond, the the and na- Paterson. N. J.. defeated sacker Gibson. Other rookies Saturday American mile cham- basis of wholehearted hostility (8). final week. pion; tional ill-feeling. Certainly, up to now. 180. California. dropped, who are slated to to Frank Crowley, New York’s grudge has been the go tossing the 56-nottnd Jones., ™_ AT metropolitan champion, card. AT PITTSBURGH—BiIIv 172. Scranton, are pitchers Olds cf D HIALEAH and Orvil stand out event on the Cteorge flick. and 3-year-olds: Alleys five Down the Philadelphia, defeated Pay 17-j Holt. 145, Pitt, Gates. ls f U n 12 Martin, former Purdue ace, also Johnstown. Pa., (10): Billy Nor LEE Grove. 145, Pitts tt tt R|ar^to ; r^i k?Vl?.Ub^e^ BY LEFTY will compete in this burgh .defeated Davev u a 107: rettv Pen- tied at the end games, and then George Simpson the desired his own rizeup 109 field for tossing in a 222 count to give his Gun- is the favorite Tech. Franklin 18. Pat^'BDen.'StEau Claire. (4). ’ track and championships will 1932s The next week-end the Athletic 39: 19. Aaron. before closing a deal. Barney would go to / guintet the odd game. Walt Roed- in the sprint series. George Spitz, Cathedral. 32: Garfield. h d ß ac Claiming; be held April 9 at Butler university schedule will be taken up with er proved the best over long Shortrtdge, 17. Johnny Mitchell. 125. the city the player pastimed, < ? 2-year-olds: amateur the 24: Crawfordsyllle, AT CLEVELAND— in which pav andnnH Lhalfr o if furlongs)— two route, games of 198, the youthful Washington. Manual, 16. Jimmy Vaughn 125. Memory Girl. 114- Vis was to- doubles and singles competition. 137 and 198 giving record holder who 34: Detroit? dccisioned his way into grandstand or bleachers and 1 17 H A. field house, it announced him a score of 533. 6 7 Oaklandon, 29; Park. 18. (61. Ross Fields. 118. Cleveland, MSi 7, ; i Bentham. 117: Judge leaped feet inches last year, Cleveland. 120. cincin Inform no one of his identity or mission. & U '. 117: Agatha. 114: Darkest day by the I. H. S. A. A. The Pritchett establishment is ex- OTHER SCHOOLS knocked out Joe Dragon. r 117 Igral- 2 will face Bert * (a)Super At the present Nelson of He enjoy good laugh, recognized, 'T ;i : Purchase. for the meet to be the time Jess Pritchett is Butler! 22; Advance. 13. nati. (1). would a if ?i^ Helios.i? Events scheduled pected packed Sunday, not any local Pittsboro, Mae holding records, excepting Harold Osborn and others in the Auburn. 26; Angola, 16. Bauer. however, and then would consent to view chute'. 117: m^oUtovai include the 60-yard dash, 60-yard program calling for the appearance a tie for Individual game, having a 300 19. at CLEVELAND, O.—Frankie Rome/Vennie.V score high Attica. 21; Vcedersburg. welterweight, knocked out Bob- the game from the press box. Dreyfuss in- h nC:S U 4: Mike Keyn- run, to his credit. But to go back over jump. 29; Anderson, 26. Cleveland Olds? ill; Okapf 12 2 - low hurdles, mile 400-yard of the fastest teams in the city. a stretch of years, Lebanon, Cincinnati in the fourth cidents of this kind happened more than (a)M. the records for city Alex Wilson of Elkhart. 26: Nanpanee. 21. by Power of Lowenstein entry. run, 60-yard high hurdles, 880- Sunday’s tournament reveal Jess was all-events Notre Dame will 19; 10. once at old Washington park. Indianapolis. schedule follows: champion seven times, Bloomfield. Bucknell. round. yard medley relay, high —2 P. M.— since the start defend his “600-yard” champion- 35; Holton. 18. Fourth, Race (claiming: 4-vear-olds and run, jump, of the city meet in 1907. Twenty-four Batcsvllle. 15. McCarthy, young atti y a ship, and Burlington. 22; Camden, AT BOSTON.—Jack Big Boy VBf. S e. 109: Donna Vivian, shot-put, and broad Oeftering-Litzelman Coal (Fountain ? rS Prßchett posted anew Tommy Warne, former trounced HENDRICKS, business Apt. Star pole-vault , o„2*’? record Martinsville, 32; Bedford, 27. Boston heavyweight, JO7. 107: Lassie. 109: Directly. Square). Prima Beverage. Dodgers (Evange- of 1,883 for event, cop rounds. 102: Batty. (G. this then failed to Kokomo (Ind.) athlete, Huntingburg. 17; Boonvtlle, 9. Rawson of Boston in ten JACKmanager of the Indians, was Brooksie.lo7; 109: Meek. 107 jump. The state high school swim- lical). Second Reformed. Cut Downs I'ears . came back In will start Montgomery Maid, Paper. Forty 1916 and Brook, 38; Kentland, 11. 107. meet will be 9 at 6 J.i, Crescent Easterns. and 1917 for two more titles, to A1 Strei- his comeback attempt in pole 20. giant Kalian heavy- back from New York today and was ming held April Eight. Senators (Evangelical). Klstner- lost the Akron, 21; Bourbon. AT BERLIN-The preceding beck in 1918, won again in 1919. stopped vault. Notre 17; New Bethel. 15. weight. Primo Camera. debated Erne,?„ He the Fifth Race (claiming handicap; 3-vear- Butler field house the Meece Battery. Optometrists. Big Swings more years Dame’s mile-relay Beech Grove. heavyweight, empty-handed. attended up; mile ,12? only to repeat In (Garyi, 30; Chesterton, 17. German olds and and eighth)—Waterway. track meet. (G. & J.). 1923, 1925 and 1929. The team also a defending Wallace 27. to retire in the mth big league meetings and (a)Kincsen. 109; (a)lslam. —4 P. only other play- is champion Clinton, 28; Cayuga, latter was forced schedule tJS: 104; M ers to win the all-events title more than in Point, 29; Judson, to an injured They were (b)Comstockery. Don Ladv one time the meet. Crown North 14. round due foot. tried to pry loose an outfielder from Broadcast, 124; 113: Leon. 112: Hoosier Club Coffee. Johnson-Chevrolet. were Frank Fox, who copped in Covington, 58; Kingman. 12. even points when the bout ended. (b)Espinaca. 104: Light- J. W. Blue Devils (Grotto). and 1928, A1 Streibeck, in ning Bolt, 110: Impish. (a)Street Bader Coffee. 3?33 and holder 27; Cutler. 20 the Giants, or the equivalent in 104; WABASH FIVE LOSES Duesenberg. South Side Branch (Fletcher he aI t rec ° rd RossvUle. Davies, Singer. 106: Aldershot, Sun J- !'?* ot I'9B '989 t who won In Converse, 24; Swayzee. 23. AT FAIRMOUNT, W. VA.—Willie 100: Fire. io6' Trust). Envelope. Liebtag ?Lo1918 and 1 Darlington, currency, to wind up the Len Raccoon. 100: Roval Ruffin, Central States (National 1926. Pritchett aiso has won Clark's Hill. 24; 15. veteran Charleroi (Pa.) flyweight, out- (a) 102. Snipers Bargers. Philips A. C.. Office the singles title more any Bloomington. 14. Huntington, W. deal. The A. Carreaud and Jack Scarlet Bow to Wittenberg, St. (Indols. Water). Hydrants player, than other Columbus. 34; pointed Jimmy Smith of Koenecke Giants’ of- entry. Howard Biscuit). Valves copping in 1908, 1916, 1919, 1922 Bluffton. 16. Play Wesleyan Tonight. Water). Grimes Decatur. 18: Va., in ten rounds. not ready to deliver, (b) entry. (Indianapolis and 1923. Signs New 19: Bowers. 1L ficials were Richmond. Decatur Central. 15. By Times Special —6 P. M.— Center Grove, 17; AT DETROIT—Peter De Grasse. New however and indicated it would be The Morning Edinburg. 20: North Vernon. 9. points over the Sixth Race (claiming: 3-vear-olds: seven Wheeler Press. Union Glories blossomed in full York lightweight, lost on March 1 the transaction furlongs)—Cathon. 117: SPRINGFIELD, 0., Feb. 6.—Wa- LunchAHollenbeck (In- Southerland League play Washington 'East Chtcago). 20: Central to Tommy Paul, Buffalo. before Black Mock. 107- Title. Falls Citv Lager. Coca Cola Up ten-round route would be Koenecke ac- Dvak. 114: Fatalist. 107: On Sir. 114: Fe- bash college cagers, beaten by Wit- dianapolis). Marott Shoes (Indianapolis). n alleys, taking the entire for completed. 105. Bailey’s Beverage (Up- set Vl*from Yellowt.°?l Pine, as $21,000 lax. Insurance. Prima Sweet Potato Eddie Cool of Ta- tenberg here Friday, will play Ohio & ntoUiend of three. Young America. 26; Ervin. 17. AT PHILADELPHIA.— cepted terms with New York Friday, town). F. E. Gates Marble Tile. Friars tbe Wild Rose two out 12 conv outboxed Buster Brown of Balti- Seventh Race (claiming: 4-year-olds Phillips No. 2), Dichman Plumbers. Wilder had a dandy 630 series, with a Westland. 28: Eden. bringing the number of Giants and Wesleyan tonight in another Buck- (St. high single game 257 By r more in ten rounds. up: mile and Quarter)—Gormond, 113; Fair Michaelis Builders. to annex all honors. United Press Portland. 14. under contract to twenty-four. Bill. 113: Ben Druggist eye ‘Conference game. North side' il'r'wavnei. 45: Blair. 109: 106: —8 P. M.— Spickelmeir CHICAGO, Feb. 0 Stretcher. Ill: Lion Hearted. Ill; Fetish. Fuel and Supply 6.—The Chicago Terry, Leach 116; The Scarlet snipers bowed to (Eli Gregory and Ap- results • Marengo. 19. Fitzsimmons and are Bozo. Ill; Tea Cracker. Ill: Griffin. Mail Orders Lilly). showed the Loss winning two from Over- Cubs today had Bur- French^Licit' 21: iLafavette). 20. KRUSKAMP MAT VICTOR 116: Red 11: Wittenberg Friday, 35 to 17, pel. Underwood Transfer. Oeftermg-Litzcl- Profl t taking contracted Frankfort. 21; Jefferson the main cogs still holding out. Face. Vacation. 111. here Candy three from Sales. leigh 1931 35; Clear Soring. 27. i Weather, clear; track, fast. man (Indianapolis). Citv (Uptown). r-eoacv'iiian2G skill showed toe boys how it was done Grimes, world series hero, Freetown. with the victors holding a 12-to-10 Towel (Uptown). Augustiner. Han- withf a Fortvllle. 22: New Palestine. 18. Selmier single same mark of 209 and a to play for a reported $21,000 Hopewell. 12. Pedigo Draw; Mitch- AT was na Register. Old Golds. Knights of Colum- three-game salary, Flat Rock. 24: and Williams HAVANA edge at the half. Smith out- (K. Textile total of 536. Tepndallvllle 25: Garrett. 19. First Race (claiming; 4-year-olds bus. Centennial Press of C.i. during the 1932 season. Tosses Carlin. DIAMOND GROUP MEETS up; furlongs)—Fast and standing for the losers. McCordsville. 25: Maxwell. A?/,.,-- .• ell six Life. 110; Sam Uniforms. Fat er Herold 33. Whiting. 12. ♦>, Jl T showed the members of Grimes, acquired last Horace Mann (Garv). third Sweeney. 109; Shasta Mint, 104; Haldale, the St. Joan of Arc League December Butlervllle. 20 Taking the second and falls, Lady Jewelry 400 scratch double how to get c.reenebure SO: 307: Viola. 104; Torch Fire. 110; Chicago"golfer wins The Davis ns ead n ® a in a trade which sent Hack Wil- 18; Hammond. 15. National Baseball Federation to sweepstakes will open on the Illinois if ® V. i the fleld with count Emerson iGarv). Hardy Kruskamp defeated Charley Chill Wind, 105; Yumuri, 107; Swarm. 109; c-Pi2 Dan Sweeney scored a 245 single and Greentown. 11. Our Nan, 105; Princesita, By United Press alleys Saturday Feb. 6 and continue Feb. h Vto son Bud Teachout to St. Prairie. 25: 13. feature mat even! Name Tourney Site Today, 104: Panama, total (in- 8h finish as runner up with a total the 16: Wavnetown. Stantion in the 104; Venezia, 104; Heilbroun, MIAMI 6. 7 13 and 14. High three-game l2 Fat Louis Cardinals, is Hillsboro. ,s 107. BEACH, Fla., Feb. dividual) will be rewarded with a wrist S ', her Smith tied Berling for counted on to at the Armory Friday night \and By Tirnctt Special Players third place with 596. eighteen - Second (claiming: Lillian Zech of Chicago, was pre- by the sponsor. win or twenty games for Ssss'^rKr&. Race 3-year-olds; six watch donated they desire in this will meet Joe Savoldi here next Fri- FT. WAYNE. Ind., Feb. 6.—Dis- furlongs)—Runaway Kid, 111; Morespace. may roll as often as Cubs. paring to return home' today, still must change partners each the He looked in excellent day. cussion of possible changes in the 98; Country Tom. 112; Carrots. 101; In- event, but i 118; Mueller, holding her Miami Beach women’s set. Entry fee remains at $1.25 per man. physical condition after lengthy Blacksmith Pedigo and Scotty | rules occupied the opening session arage, 109; Pictover, 110, golf championship. She retained Tigers Defend outdoor work at his New Haven, Michigan City. 24. each scored a fall to gain of the National Baseball Federation, Third Race (claiming: 4-year-olds and Forts Hayes. Thomas, and Harrison will Laporte. 27: Williams up; six furlongs title Friday with a 6 and 4 vic- for the next Mo,, farm. 43 ln n 1 i—Oregon Citizen. 109- her compete against each dther (double over. a draw in the semi-final, and i composed of amateur independent Joanne Seremba, 112; champ-onship Linto n. *24 Pencil, 109; 107;Harborton, Blue tory over Mrs. H. D. Sterrett of three weeks to decide the Isr.& 2s^ Panther Mitchell tossed | teams, here Friday. Eloise, 104; Timon, 112; Con- for this area. Ft. Harrison and Ft. Thomas Birdseye, 15. Black science, 110: Chester. 109; Pernoel, 104; Hutchinson, Kan. Hayes at Columbus. Feb. 6. **Leavenworth, 36: to take opener. About thirty from mid- West rolling Ft. Buckeye Lead New Augusta. 18. Johnny Carlin the delegates Virginia, 107; Alibi, 104; Ft. Thomas, taking on Ft. Perrv Central, 22: Zebra, Perfect Ft. Hayes and Mitchell. 29. New Albany. 19. western cities attended the session. 102; Ravine, 107; Ballot Girl, 104. GOLF STARS WED Harrison at the locsl army post Ftb. 13, Central Cagers 1-- Hayes taking oq Ft. Monrovia. 32: Clavton. Election selection By and Ft. Harrison and 19; Logansport, 16. of officers and of Fourth Race (claiming; 3-year-olds; one United Press Thomas at Cincinnati, Feb. 20. Games Muncie, DEFEATS H. A. C. mile and fifty ot Mecca 8 OHIO the 1932 tournament city yards)—Rough Rider, 107; won decide the champ, and in case By Marshall. 22: were fea- NEW BRITAIN, Conn., Feb. 6. will The boys from Times Special Aurora. 21: Milan. 16. today’s Jnfi P'yih? Atom. 107; Regusted, a t.V total pins will count. Thump 52; 12. tures on program. 107; Shabby Shoes. 107; Old william, 112; Mis Marian Bennett of New Britain a cordial invitation to Chesters New Market, Alamo. Local Paddlers Lose First Meet in Rita Lee, Harrison extend they GREENCASTLE, Ind., Feb. 6. Manilla. 24; New Salem. 22. 107; Justa Shade, 102. and Eugene Vanderpool (Gene) the public to take in this match when Russlavllle, 41: New London, 25. perform at Harrison. De Pauw’s undisputed lead in the By Times Special Nashville, 27; UntonviUe, 9. Two Campaigns. MURRAY KEEPS JOB Fifth Race (claiming; 4-year-olds Homans of Englewood, N. J., golf and tied for Buckeye Conference basket race will Stnedal. il6; Petersburg. 11. By Special 112; Estin - 115; be late today by Bill Bowen and Bob Wuensch NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind., Gosport. Paragon, 17. Ohio State university take team Times Vladimir, 110; Bright Spangle, stars, will married three-game during the Wash- be at stake tonight when the Tigers 20; 116. high total alleys. Feb. 6.—lndiana 15; Peru. 14 the Rev. Theodore A. Green at the ington League play on the take of Central’s Grey- Marion. IS. nosed out Hoosier Athletic Club MILWAUKEE, Wis., Feb. 6. S ix Illinois over on Miami U. Oxford, 0., in Plymouth. 20: Culver. !? R ace (claiming; 4-year-olds; one a score of 657. Other scores hounds were Valparaiso bound to- 32; Russellt ille, 31. local pool Friday Frank J. Murray will remain as s e nlh First Congregational church. wi!b 7 th a return game here. The Miami Roaehdale, swimmers at the ixte miles)—Old Tuck, were: -. !® on^*, , . 111; the mark Tonn n 600 ^ jj 636,A day with another 26; Rochester. 23. . Tang, uo Marsala. 106; high single of 25 1; Bohne, l five cage triumph on Kokomo. 28; night, 41 36. pool records head football coach at Marquette , l. Eleanora M. count handed the Hoosiers their only Mary's (Huntington. Roanoke. to Five r ° ° W 8: their St meet, which He signed anew con- 10V U8’ H nel1> 1!3: rusion - “Y” ATHLETES BUSY Spencer. 627: Eppert 628: Henderwn. league setback of the season in their record. The capital city ai were shattered in the university... *Dea 112' teams of the local Baker. g2l: Kriner. 637 Miller, 612 Gold- 33; Rushvllle, 18. Three athletic 606; Kossman. i 604, and Werner, pastimers, led by Dave De Connersvllle. (Richmond'. 12. saw the H. A. C. paddlers in their | tract Friday, eliminating him as a smith, first meeting, 23 to 18. Jernett, Newcastle. 31; Morton Seventh Race (claiming; 4-year-olds and central Y. M. C. A. will see action 626. Schmitt Insurance tossed in games A downed (South Bend'. 23; Misbewaka, 14 first : possible choice for University on mlleand fifty to 3,075 and De Pauw loss will deadlock Manchester here Friday, 24 Central Bend). 21. defeat in two seasons. the of WJ. Glow, of 1,098. 1.025 and 950 total the Goshen 27: Rilev (South Herb Ashby, 109;/ardsf-Fair tonight. The tank team meets N. from Cossey One Shop_ Other Tigers and to 18, leading all the (overtime). H. A. C. lowa post. 104, Carloman, 112- take three Miami for the lead with way. Mattem 19: Atlanta. 17 Tilman of was high scor- neS Od, 109: Hoy®l 108; A. G. U. at 8 p. m., the “Y” basket- two to one. Goodrich. Shertd’an. Comfort, 16. ?nn in? w i Rock. Betty sets were decided five victories and two set and Dubois led the losers. Southport, 31: Mt. er with two firsts and a second. 02 ' Morning Beams, 107; Loyola? Ft Harison. National Refining. Gene Coal backs Scottsburg. 24: Vevay. 14 iv>”' t>\ eln ball team opposes Shell Gas five at defeating Optical. Central plays Valparaiso 10. GOLF TITLE AT STAKE ? ,in Princess Isabell, and Coca Cola, Hoosier each. U. to- Shoals. 31; West Baden. 99“'Rnh*?fk L " Red Likker 100 8:30 p. m., at the Y gym, and the Product. Lauth Rockne 22: Fishers. 10. SAUNDERS GETS POST ST. AUGUSTINE, Feb. 6. 103? ' : My Augustiner. Giesen night. Plainfield. Greenfield, 16 Fla., Idea? 1921 ball team invaded Louisville Six and City Candy. Shelbvville. 26: BOULDER, Cal., Feb. 6—William T. former British volley Sevmour. 22: Bosse (Evansville). 7. Philip Perkins, Weather won three SCOUT 16. star, clear, track fast. for tournament action. White was the reason Optical ROURKE DIES Tipton. 34; Noblesville. Saunders, former Navy line amateur champion, and C. Bayard during the Wm. H. * I 11; Dover. 7. from Fourth Floor 210 SCHAAF TO Thorntown. _. _ gajjies of ’“5. MEET”JAER Valparaiso, 31; Tilden Tech (Chi- has been given a five-year contract Mitchell, Woodbury, N. J., clashed , AT FAIR GROUNDS Block League senes, _ First Race <$800; 3-vear-olds’ r,nd 184 giving him the high total of 595. Veteran With Cincy Reds Ca as Colorado U. football coach. He in the final match of the national Knitcht. 114; (a)Renaissance, 116; Spring- and Floor won Parses By United §7> Central, 31: Greenwcmd, 13. j nh',—Cotton Time. 06: Nell Kuhlman steel, 116; Crystal Prince. Ill; (a)Lucky Third Floor. Washer and Main Press arren City. has been head coach at Colorado 10 Cbihoma. Lazy Fifth Floor and Away 22: Warsaw. 16. championship of golf club cham- xiii-r D n ~ 107: Tom, 126; Maid. 103; Bert John, 114. two from Downstairs. at Tampa. NEW Columbia na Dea Volta Eighth during contests. YORK, Feb. 6.-Ernie Wabash. 29: Llnlawn. 6. college * RoxBox Gffw i°o100,n T ? Makanda. 109: ta>J. J. Robinson entry. Floor the other 15. Teachers’ for four years. pions here today. Office. Loyal Louie. 102: Verity. By Times Special Schaaf of Waveland. 31: Green Township. Ballot 109: Beauty Boston, Smooth boxing Township. 23: Galveston. 14. Secret. 109; Trim. 110' claiming; 4-year-olds meeting the ' ocal OI Washington Gav Prince. Ill: Jorghensen. 107- Village Sixth Race ($800: The final willf beP; TAMPA, Fla., Feb. heavyweight, scored a technical Brazil. 16; Washington. 10. Vamp. 105: Adsum. 102: and up: mile and sixteenth)—Stone Mar- mittee and all K. of C members 6.—William Lafayette. Williamsport, 30. Charlie Butts IG7- Sevenn at 2 m. Sun- A. Rourke, chief scout knockout over West 31: Dextro. 105: Fred Auerbach. tin. 112; Durva. 103; Gettln' Even. 113; held at the Hotel p, team, for the Salvatore Ruggirello 30; Bellmore. 18. 110: Rivet. 105. Frumper. 110: Sweeper. 109; day. last-minute entries for Wallace. (Ft. Mine Nnack. All Cincy Reds, died suddenly of Italy Friday night Wavne). (, singles for the na- here late in the fourth Central Catholic 32: St. eco Ra oo : 109; Blot. 105. doubles and events T, clalmln 4-vear-olds De of of a Mart's (Anderson). 18. College Scores Friday J H Hsf. St f i tional K of C. tournament jnus, Friday afternoon intestinal in- round scheduled fifteen-rounder 15: Carmel. 12. Laughing Boy* claiming; 4-year- lb at this meeting. The com- Arcadia. Jgi Seventh Race ($800: turned in fluenza. He was 68 years old. at Madison Square Center. 20: Daleyllle. 18. t h er up: mile sixteenth)—Old plete of entering a team this Rourke Garden. STATE tl l liß n. 772 Pollvs Folh-; olds and and Bill. cost Middletown. 42: Summltvlle. 24 SCHOOLS Ohio State. SO:Vireinia. 26. H)2 ' WildW rb(iH i(W:l ' "j Dusky Boy. 105; Kitty meet is but 816.50. and word Sec- was player Schaaf Butler. 36: Ball State. 22. w'*T d ld rL Grand Prince. 107; 112: Nazadar. 105: an old-time ball and will be matched next with Fountain Citv. 21: Centerville. 20. Southern California. 37: Charleston. 28 Mv Hobby.vL 95i109: '-J Seth. 105; 112; retary reveals thatJromtwenty Liberty. 26: Cambridge Citv. 22. Wlttenbere. 35: Wabash. 17. Thomas 109' Outcrv Wilkins. Glenlad. 100: Galahad. Mathews the boy- connected with the Omaha Max Baer of bout L-ovola. 2fi: Carroll. 19. 105: Sir John K 112: Bernice Van. 109: Jeanne Wachs. 107: snonsers are still needed to put was club California. The Hagerstown. 43: Stonev Creek. 14. Indiana Central. 24: Manchester. 18. Vanderbilt Etonardo. 109 Half Secretary W. G will (double 28; 22. 39: Alabama. 32. £av- . Burgoo. 110: Brains. Bunthorne, 110; Oh Yeah, 105: Rejuvena- over the top. National for twenty years, retiring as pres- be held at the Garden Brownsville. 33: Milton. 32 over- Evansville. McKendree. Coe. 31: Monmouth. 30. 193• Finger Tips. 110: Devon, will this final meeting, and in Oakland Citv. 39; Anderson collee*. 24. Soueakv.lo9: 105: Chimney tion 110; Standard Bearer. 110: Albert attend ident and owner. March. OTHER SCHOOLS Ohio U., 42: Cincinnati. 23. Sweep, 111: Honevman. 105. 109; Lieut. Russell. 105; Claret. 106; Au- make a report on‘all out-of-tow- entries Dakota 40: rica. 105. Trudceon, 110: Ed Reese, 105; received The tournament will open Mrs. Rourke left with the body at Oreensfork. 33: McKtnlev. 22. Bavlor. 34: Arkansas. 28. North South Dakota. 26. at Williamsburg. 24: Whitewater. U. S. C.. Stanford. 29. 28: Oklahoma Third Race (*1.000: 4-vear- Porter, 105; Broad Axe. 112. Saturday Feb. 27 the Pritchett Re- 20. 37: Grlnnell. Aeeies. 23. allowances: Dick alleys. entry noon today for Cincinnati. Burial 34: Orange. 30. Washington 31; Oregon olds and up: six furlonesi—Weideleen. 100- creation The K. of C. in the Bentonvillo. State. State. 22. . lowa State Teachers. 35: Columbia *Du- Angrv. 110: take the drive? SPECIAL THIS WEEK Union Citv, 17: Spartanburg. 15. Utah 35: Brigham Young. 32. buoue). 18. Fiddler. 107: Babble. 105: Jus- Eighth Race ($800: claiming: 4-year-olds loeal citv tournament will will be in Omaha. Saratoga. Syracuse. Creighton. tinian. 105: Supreme 110. up; i—Play p. m. Sunday. 28. 22: Jackson. 21. 35: 19. Knox. 38: Rioon. 26. , Sweet. Elizabeth and mile and sixteenth Bird, at 8 Feb. Hair 9. lowa Bolla. 105: Abdel. 110. 106: Gallopette. 100; Dixie Dan, 105; Cut 25<> Jefferson. 34: Lincoln. „ Kansas. 40: State. 17. Carleton. 40: Lawrence. 23. Sorlngfleld. Harrison. 22. Western Teachers. 58: North Central, 26: Auburn. 21. Seth’s 110: Joan G. 105: and his Em-Roe gang RAMSEY FOX 46: 22. Tulane. Fourth Race (*1.000: Ballot. Brinklev. Walter Roeder TRIPS Shave Honev Creek. 28: Blackhawk. 18. Montana State. 33: Utah Aggies. 31. Shurtleff. 23: Illinois Weslevan. 22. allowances: 4-year- 114: The Duke. 110: Peasant Maid. 107: Lave accepted the challenge of the boys Ramsey nosed out 15£ Dugger 23: Jasonville. 8. Wyoming U.. 36: Denver U.. 13. Western State. 51: Central State. 17. olds and up; mile)—Wotan. 108: Playtime Kenkline. 105: Rave. 108: Sunnyport. 105: from the Indianapolis Times, “ringers and Walter Joe NONE BETTER AT ANY PRICE Rilev. 18: Pimento. 16. Colorado Teachers. 36: Colorado U . 21. Amherst. 31: Hamilton. 27. }2S : Spanish Play. 115; Broad Meadows. Beige. Ill: Eringo Bragh. 105; Bear Cry. all,” and will meet them on any alley Fox, 50 to 49, in 103 innings, in a Switz Citv. 22: Clav City. 17. Colorado College. 35: Colorado Aggies. 25. Drexel. 29: Oettvsbure. 24. 106; Suverdale. 110. 105; Wrackeii. 112: Lucky Pal. 100: Way- at anv time. Roeder goes into details CURRY’S . . Washington. Oregon. state Hvmera, 21: Carlisle. 17. _ 31: 29. Duke. 41: V. M. 1.. 26. farer. 110; As Fair. 110: Tat. 05; Yarrow. in accepting the defy, declaring his team three-cushi6n billard cham- West Ohio Gravsvllle. 17: Oerstmever (Terra Haute). Montana. 28: Oonzaea 27. Duauesne. 21: Columbus K. C.. 16. Fifth Race ($2,000 added; handicap; 3- 100. is composed of Simon Pure amateurs, will- match 2J Street California. 34: U. C. L. A.. Mary's. vear-olds; pionship at'Cooler’s parlors llilnoia 15 (triple overtimel. 28. San Francisco. 83: St. 30. six furlongs i—Sazerac. 115: ing ta be examined by anv board seeking night. One-Half Block Eaat of St. Fairbanks. 22. Prairie Creek. 11. Nevada. 44; Fresno State. 34. St. Xavier. 37: Detgplt. 23. Sarietta. 108; Prince Farthing, 102; Texaa Weather, dear; track, fast. the over-emphasis angle of the 1932 com- Friday