PAGE 8 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES MARCH 9, 1932 Talking RAIN CUTS OFF TRIBE DRILL FOR CARDINAL TILT It Over BY JOE WILLIAMS Three Rookie Hurlers Competition for Goldie Brooklyn Hitting ’Em Okun Raps YORK, March lam surprised that none of the NEW 9 Ace Balks Yet # Chuck prize fight reporters was moved to Get Slab Assignments strike back at Representative Whoo- sit, Washington statesman with the Threat of Salary Cut Fails But 48-point gothic tonsils, who spoke Thomas to Start on Hill Against World Champions in Wiggins Wins Bout sneeringly of their critical gifts. to Excite Slugging With Law, Collecting It appears that the gentleman, speaking Indians’ First Exhibition Tilt Thursday: Logan and euphematlcally. does not care lor the way < • the modern critic deals with the current Babe Herman. Pay Advance. drama. In fact he doesn't care for the Jones Also Slated for Mound Action. in at v,v ‘ VA*’ modern critic all. By United Press +•’ i "But what can vou expect?” he asks In EDDIE ASH ■ Flowers before and a writ of at- effect, "when you have prize fight re- BY Cal., 9 porters doing the work?” Time* Snort* Editor GLENDALE, March tachment after—that’s what they Well. If Representative Whoosit was at Babe Herman, slugging outfielder gave all familiar with his subject—which sub- SARASOTA, Fla., March 9.—For the first time since establishing Chuck Wiggins at the Armory sequent disclosures proved him not to be—- camp, McCann’s out | Brooklyn Dodgers, today Tuesday he would know that the drama would be ‘.heir 1932 training Ernmet Indians were knocked for the de- night. in highly competent hands if entrusted to 3f practice today by an unrelenting rain. dined to comment upon the Dodg- But that wasn't all the veteran the fight reporters—to say nothing of the I i wrestling reporters. The beys still were standing by at noon, waiting for the weather ; er ultimatum threatening to cut be- local heavyweight received. Yale There Is In the Broadway nothing to clear, and it looked as though they would have to remain idle all low the $15,000 offered him if he Okun, New York battler, handed lvceums, where bloom the make-believe HBpWPfPf enlaodes of life, that transcend the prize fay. Pilot McCann was ready to send them out, however, for a run : j does not accept his contract with- Chuck one of the worst beatings of ring and the wrestling mat in illusory Pic- the park if the showers ceased. his long career in a tures and theatrical allure. around : in a few days. ten-round Moreover, the dramatic critic has It The Tribesman are on edge regardless of the ab- purely a personal matter tussle. Chuck’s face was bruised comparatively easy, once he has squeezed “It is himself a adjusted sence of sun, and are eager to go into action against between club,” and cut and he absorbed a lot of into dinner Jacket and myself and the he punishment his boutonniere. All that he has to do Is the St. Louis Cardinals here Thursday in the opening said, “and I don’t care to talk from Okun’s two-fisted to efTect a scholarly mien and decide exhibition i atttack. The won whether the presentation is or Is not tilt of the spring schedule. about it.” easterner every adequate. round. Bill Thomas, right-hander from Oklahoma City, still long thought he t a a Asked how he Although was lacking is slated to start on the mound against the world’s holding re- Okun in ringside is would continue out, he speed, he freely critic at the champions. He displayed dazzling form again Tuesday plied: landed and wasn’t greater marked after the THEburdened with much during batting drill, and convinced the hitters he means “That’s not up to me.” scrap. There responsibility. His perspicacity put up fight were no Wiggins to a determined to land a regular berth on Herman was offered $15,000 sal- knockdowns. must far beyond the simple weighed in at 202, holding a extend the pitching staff. They couldn’t hit him when he ary for the 1932 twenty- effect cut major league sea- three-pound judgment of and impression. loose. that he weight advantage. The adequacy of the performance is son. and his friends declare Others booked to twirl Thursday are Bob Logan and holding he Okun Is L T nmarked the of his concerns. Con- I is out for more, feeling least Paul Jones, two more recruits. John Bery, experienced stantly is entitled to more because he was The wave of attachment suits he mast ask himself: "Are right-hander obtained from the Giants, is being held that those mugs leveling?” the most colorful player on the j has been threatening local boxing bade to send against the Philadelphia Athletics at Ft. Dodger team last year. His life would be soft, indeed, if after Myers promoters the past several months (and Friday. Ernie Wingard and Johnny It was rumored here that reviewing an O'Neill opus who can Cooney, today appeared to have reached the cli- remember when these things used to be McCann southpaws, also may be used in that contest. the Cubs to railed plays? he sit. to Chicago are attempting max today as deputy i could down his Phil Weintraub, young outfielder sheriffs re- typewriter and tying out a piece without from Dubueue will arrange a deal with the Dodgers to ported in court their giving so much as a vagrant thought to oe given a chance to perform in the Cardinal game inability to the possibility actors Thursday, it was said . | secure Herman's services, since they attach S3OO that the weren't in today. He will be used in the pasture Oscar Rocltger the purse of Wiggins there trying. j in place cf Curt Walker to per- l are in need of a hard-hitting out- at the armory Tuesday To mv memory, no critic of the stage oiit him to make up for his poor showing the other night. has ever deemed It necessary to question | day, when the In- | fielder, but the Babe also declined way has been long for Ted inspector legitimacy of a Barrymore portrayal, dians staged a. practice game. Ray White Sullivan, for the the I Weintraub fell far below expectations in ! to comment on that angle. THEthis 32-year-old rookie, who state athletic commission, whether .John was carrying an opponent, | that exhibition. of the rookie pastimers homa City of the Western League. was on Ethel pulling her lines or Lionel malting it began as a pitcher in 1921. But hand when Deputy Sheriff J. b. look close for a return engagement in The Tribe bosses believe the youth has promising hitting power, but getting plenty of as He has been fielding in brilliant pace, Sioux City. is naturally I ONE attention if he lives up to his present Tragessor served papers on It Just assumed are inclined to think he needs to re- Emmet McCann's Indians go fashion and performing well at Wiggins. that the whole thing is on the up and up. Three of Four Mat he’ll be playing first base regu- Sullivan said Wiggins answered, But consider the ringside critic. He turn to the little minors for more through their warming up paces the plate in early sessions down goes to see Mr. Jim Londos wrestle for the he first joined the Hoosiers last Events Are Signed" larly for the Athletics this sum- “I can’t be worried; I’ve already heavyweight championship. This is quite experience in sighting drives. at Sarasota, Fla., is Ray White, south and camp experts believe he mer, with Jimmy Foxx on third. got my dough.” often because Mr. Londos wrestles for the Walter Miller, the tall veteran season, but the tail-end of the cam- the White will give Jonah Goldman a real heavyweight championship or five rangy shortstop. saw Roettger smacked out three Later when Tragessor four southpaw, left served times a week. the ranks of the paign found him far off form. His action with the Tribe late in the tussle for the regular shortstop- With the exception of an oppo- homers against the Cardinals in similar papers on Gerald B. Ely Mr. Londos *,s a verv dramatic athkte. holdouts Tuesday and task is 1931 from nent a newcomer, He does everything but die In his own reported for j now to try to recover his season, coming up Okla- ping assignment. for Dutch Eddy, an exhibition tilt recently and and the American Legion, Sullivan blood before your verv eyes —a gripping drill in the afternoon. He is a for- winning form against Friday night's wrestling program at Chancy, Bennett 1 difficult com- has been clouting away at a merry was on hand to hear Ely explain combination of Warfield. mer hurler. petition the has been completed. and Hampden with the best features of Cleveland consisting of left-handers Armory clip all spring. He performed how he had advanced Wiggins $l5O each discriminatingly retained. He started grand style Wingard, Eddy, arrived in this country What is the critic say in when i Cooney, Logan and Hall. who with St. Paul in the American in cash and seventy-five ringside to ms such a man Play recently Germany, was signed and such'a vivid performance? I don’t Six Irish Gagers to from Association in 1931. tickets at $2.20 and twenty-five know what the stage critics would sav. today and will meet a welll-known general hut, the ringside critics almost invariably admission tickets at sl.lO : opponent. manage to employe admirable restraint and which gave Wiggins an advance acuteness, their observations usually tak- Burwell Is Given New Chance Hardy Kruskamp takes on Sailor ing this form: Filial Game Blue total of $315, more than his Jim another Against "Old nut on swell show for Jack Arnold for two falls out of Big Ten Ends guarantee. the suckers last night, and. boy, how they A Tony tackles the fell for it.” long conference was held be- carried the subject over until to- three and Zikoff a a tt well-known Ad Herman for one Wiggins Asks Pay tween Bill Burwell and owner Nor- day, finally resulting in the grant- By United Press for Card Burwell six members of the Irish squad, fall in the heavyweight feature Winter I wouldn't commend man Perry Tuesday night and they ing to of three more days NOTRE 9. It was said Legion were of grace DAME, Ind., March including four regulars. Black Panther Mitchell faces officials such a criticism as being to negotiate with other events. forced into making the of WHILE went into another session today. A double significance marks Notre Captain Norb Crowe, guard; Ray Young Price in a middleweight By United Press advance entirely fair, since it fails to take clubs. forwards, March $l5O shortly before the Burwell has been taggged as the Dame’s hardwood battle with Butler DeCook and Bill Newbold, CHICAGO. 9.—The winter fight when into consideration the high artistry Johnny Kroner, holdout third- will will end event. the Con- Wiggins refused to enter ring chief and was some sacker, was here Thursday night. It be and Tommy Burns, guard, sports program of Western the of Mr. Londos as a poseur, still it holdout there heard from today and it without the money in jeans. surprise in camp when Walter Ri- is believed the last game on the Irish card their Notre Dame athletic careers in ference will be concluded Saturday, his is not without merit as a frank, he is about ready to last uniform Bulldog game. Only big RIFLE HEADS NAMED team Max Farb charges he ley, secretary, checked in at the come the spring and the in Notre Dame the Ed March 12, when individualand advanced outspoken opinion of the moral to camp. He de- Krause, and Johnny Bald- be in Wiggins S6OO on Dec. 7, 1929, Sarasota hotel with Burwell in tow. sires to reopen the center, championships will decided when character of the show. business of sal- win, guard, year’s team, will Ridlen Elected President of swimming. Wiggins planned one of his Nothing happened after an hour’s ary terms. The other holdouts, of this Charles track, wrestling, and come- In still another respect the critical duties Yo- be back to form the nucleus of the held 11. backs. The money he charges was of the stage critic do not measure up in meeting, but today owner Perry ter and Heving, not sent the Hoosier Club. Preliminaries will be March severity of those of the ring- have 1932-33 squad. for training expenses exactitude, to said he had extended the time for team any recent Blue Cagers The University of Chicago will en- for a bout side critic. communications. Johnson, dependable Charles Ridlen was re-elected with Walter Pickard, young fight reporter expected Burwell to make a deal for him- Clay re- tertain the track and field teams, heavy- The is to tell Owner Perry has accomplished of Hoosier vou davs in advance whether Sharkcv can or accept serve guard, and A1 Schumacher, president the Rifle Club to the weight. beat 3chmelimr. self Tribe terms. a splendid job in getting the boys Ohio State will be hosts reporter, hand, fiery forward, are the 1932 election The writ of The drama on the other Waivers were supposed to be up lined up, and it is a good guess substitute for at the annual swimmers, while the wrestlers will attachment filed in expected to tell vou whether "Strange that Pep for Irish probably will see meeting of- Tuesday isn’t other seniors who Monday night. Other Bloomington. circuit court late by Sol C. is a flop a wow he on Burwell at midnight Tuesday, he will succeed in contest at Intel lude” or until clearing the list action for the last time. ficers were Charles A. Pfafein, Bodner, attorney for Farb, demands has aeen it. but there was a delay in correspon- within a few more days'. Dr. I believe it is a matter of theatrical The In- Butler basketball squad did not Notre Dame will out to extend Don Christie, treas- drill SI,OOO, record that some of bovs wrote "Abie's dence between Sarasota and the dians a be vice-president: redubaseballers or S4OO for attorney fees and the have large squad and are get its customary light drill before streak to sixteen secretary, Irish Rose" wouldn’t last a week. offices of President Thomas J. of its winning urer: John S. Michelson, Diamond pastimers at Manual interest. The point I make here Is that It would said to be far ahead other Amer- a big game today as coach Tony straight games fairly simple pick Hickey in Chicago. This situa- and to finish the Laurence Darnell, executive of- high school reported to Coach A. R. Bodner said he will ask the have been for me to ican Association clubs in the busi- his through and court Tunnev instead of Demnscv after the tion held up important Hinkle drove proteges season with a record of eighteen Williams Tuesday and the mentor take cognizanze Philadelphia. the discus- ness of bringing the athletes around ficer. to of the fact the tenth round at a long basket-shooting session, victories in twenty games. for Legion In fact, as 1 recall the occasion. I think sion between the veteran right- to an understanding of new It was voted to hold monthly counted twenty candidates violated rule 26 of the state 1 did suggest somewhere in the story the the hoping to regain top shooting form At Indianapolis recently Notre Demp- hander and the Indian bosses and business meetings of the club on opening turnout. Four of them, boxing commission law, following day that Tunnev did whin conditions. before the trip to Notre Dame on 37-32 decision, when which srv nnd at the same time I generously Dame won a last Friday night of each Brehob. Fox, Loeper and Thompson states no purse shall be paid until he be Thursday. the conceded that would have to reck- Joe Voegele, sophomore forward, are men from last year. after the fights oned with in the future. Bulldogs Mon- month. letter have been com- The were off form popped in sixteen points in the pleted. day night when two men, Miller and second half. Notre Dame was trail- The up Wooden, Kellar Off Backboard Davis, had to pile the points to ing by nine points, with five min- Mitt Heads to Meet BY VERN BOXELL win the Wabash game, 23 to 16, with utes of play remaining, when Voe- last-half rally. Morfair, Universe Likely to Sullivan said he will report to tha # a to work and al- gele really went commission members in case you might overlook arc riding high and wide with a healthy Hinkle and his squad will leave single-handed pulled the game when they on Honor most hold next meeting Five JUSTit, ole Backboard is warning you winning streak, which they pulled through for the upstate clash early Thurs- out of the fire. their on March herewith of the Butler game here by the grace of good day. In an earlier season game in Derby 15 that he warned the Legion of- I’ll United Press that the winner that Start Kentucky Tech-Alexandria game next Satur- luck and Joe Vocgeie’s wild-eyed basket here Notre Dame won, 37 to 32. ficials recently, when Wiggins was CHICAGO, March 9.—Johnny shooting. Maybe one of Mr. hoys sued a florist day far from of a chance Hinkle's by company for a bill Wooden, Joe Norm Dan- is certain will return the compliment at South Bend. Reiff and cavort pine stripes Basketball BY H. NOONE Paddock stakes at Arlington by a of $23, that no advance purses must to on Butler’s At leazt, ole’ Backboard has a hunch THOMAS iels, leading basketball scorers of Racing Editor nose Burning Blaze. be paid. It developed in that suit March 18 and 19. something’s going to happen to help United Press to the Big Ten, were unanimously But- St. Simon’s in LILLY NET VICTORS that Wiggins paid in After their afternoon ler even BELL. 9.—Victor P. (Sammy) Smith re- had been ad- chosen* by coaches today for mem- exercise, the the count.. Indiana Bell Telephone and Lilly ad- NEW YORK, March Trainer J. winners will have a short rest and vanced to the final contest of the Indian- Emanuel’s Dorwood stable pins its ports from Aiken, S. C„ where the vance. bership on the all-Conference team. apolis Industrial basketball tourney Tues- Scottv featherweight then they’re in for another tough National Meet vic- Kentucky Derby hopes on Morfair, speedy chestnut is wintering, that Scotten. state Wooden, Purdue guard and co- 16 LEFT IN NET PLAY day night as they scored semi-final champion, edged out a verv close decision session with Danville, who is sup- tories over Reserve Loan Life and Moyna- whose sire won the event a decade Morfair has grown big and strong over Jimmie Buckler of Louisville in the raptain, made the team for the han Apartments at the East Tenth gym. semi-windup to beat Westland Second-Round Carded The son of Morvich- and is expected to earn his share of that followed the main event. third time. posed in the sec- Tilts Today By Time,* Special Eli Lilly scored a 21 to 14 triumph over ago. sprinting Both bovs traded punches all the wav and ond fray, unless this the Moynahan quintet after a nip and Mormaw quoted at 50 to 1 at this the rich 3-year-old prizes to be de- many thought it was a draw. FIRST TEAM afternoon in National A. A. U. Meet. WASHINGTON, Ind., March 9. tuck battle during the first half, which is Northwestern, and will this A1 De Rose, local Junior lightweight, out- ReifT. Kellar. Purdue, Westland outfit is an unheralded Indiana team to the winners only a 13 to 11 lead, early date, but the odds shorten cided summer. pointed . forwards: Michigan, center: Wood- By United Press The third enter a Harrv Forbes of Columbus. O in Daniels. savendiana Bell romped into 19 4 lead in staying qualities Universe, bay by a six rounder. en. Purdue, and Licht. Minnesota, guards. giant-killer. high its contest with Reserve Loan if he can develop a colt Infinite KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 9. the national Catholic school Life dur- Speedv SECOND TEAM ing the opening period in the near out of Plaid, is Thomas M. Cassidy’s Ricco. local bantamweight, kept, Purdue, Moffitt, Danville has been knocking off net meet at Loyola but found its future. the howling as Eddv. and lowa, for- The national A. A. U. basketball university, Chi- attack ineffective in the second half and his In crowd he danced around wards: Johnson. Northwestern, center; Hol- some big boys this year—Cathedral swung cago, St. Simon’s Catholic long side of a 23 to Morfair won five of eleven Derby candidate. nine starts last Eddie Roberts, hitting him at will Rnd Ohio State, Michigan, tournament into its second- of Wash- finished on the 13 piling up wide margin ier. and William. or Martinsville two score. last year, was second three year, he won three races, including a to win. Farmrnter, Purdue, ftiedi. guards. and were of the round today with sixteen powerful ington, today settled down to hard races Jimmy Goodman, another local light- Buddith and Zeller, Indiana U. guards, Mr. Joe of times and third once. His earnings the Youthful stakes at Aqueduct weight. won all the wav received honorable mention. victims. And Dienhart teams scheduled to meet in after- work under the direction of coach Members of the two teams thpt will wear from Jack Re- Indianapolis colors in the $25,4C0. His richest purse was and the Eastview stakes at Empire nault in four rounds and Cliff Stickler of the Irish is authority for the state- noon and night games. Bob Downey. Flashes mid- were Indianapolis gained the over western basketball title tournament at City, decision Har- ment that if Tech or Alexandria, Ann April will meet at the $15,000 United States hotel besides twice finishing second rv Smith of Terre Haute, in a four-round Topping the list in point of inter- Cathedral of Indianapolis. Hoosier Arbor. Mich., 1. middleweight the be, should forget the Hotel Antlers tonight at 8 when plans stakes at Saratoga, in which he and third, to earn $20,000. He is scran. as case may est is the struggle between the champions, and Jasper Academy, the trip will be Avenging a knockout he suffered at An- this for discussed. beat Oscillator, Tick On, Mad quoted at the short price of 30 to 1. Amateur Pugs and let Martin chap of Dan- Maryville (Mo.) State Teachers and runner-up to the national winner The 125-pound squad will consist of derson several months ago. Paul Parmer. start banging away at the Wright. Brown, Smith, Ellis, Danke, Koli- Frump, Universe and others. This Universe beat Morfair by three Anderson lunior welterweight nut the ville Phillips university of Enid, Okla. last year and also runner-up to mar, Andrews. Gray, Mathews. Dininger sleeper punches to Gene Lewis. Negro circle, and Gilpin. The 140-pound squad will be brilliant effort came only a week lengths in his debut at Jamaica in I fighter from Kokomo at the outs** and Blacksmith’s perfect the big Cathedral this year, already have gained Seek Laurels made up of Belser, Case, Huffbauer, he had lost the rich Post and a technical K. O. in the first stanza. apt pour in after April. scrapper boy is to enough leather accepted invitations. Scomp. Tyner. Art Reinking. Arrell Rein- He floored the duskv three times. to ruin a pleasant evening for Alex EMIG NAMED CAPTAIN king, Ferguson, McDole and Lysaght. By United Press or Tech, as the case may be. PURDUE-ILLINI MEET Friday nieht game is desired by the CHICAGO, Mr. Tim Campbell of Harold Emig, junior forward, was Lauter All-Stars, who play in the 20-24- March 9.—Thirty-two the Techs By Times Special year-old class. B-K Automotives La is gentleman who realizes this, re-elected captain of the Indiana boxers, survivors of more than 3,000 one URBANA, 111., March 9.—Two Grande Aces and other teams interested starters in all weights, and although the east side Central basketball team at a meet- call Belmont 3641. Lauter Midgets will clash tonignt chief- games with the Purdue diamond clash with Rhodius Bulldogs at 7 p. m. and tain is giving his boys plenty of ing of letter men Tuesday. Emig, at Chicago stadium in the semi- team have been included on the Lauter Seconds will meet Speedway Sec- work on matters concerning Alex- former Greenwood high school star, onds at 8 in other Friday night games. by Bud Fisher finals and finals of the fifth annual Illinois baseball schedule, Coach THE PEACEMAKER andria. he is. like Backboard, op- played practically every game this playing 16-18-year-old Golden Gloves amateur mitt tour- Lundgren today. Teams in the nament. timistic enough to devote consider- season and was a star both offen- Carl announced class and having access to a gym for The Illini go to Lafayette on May Thursday nights are asked to call Ta. STICK Tiny golden, silver and able time to preparing for the pros- sively and defensively. He was cap- 5043 between and the and JUST fA bronze 11 and the Boilermakers come here 6 8 in evening fl gloves, studded with diamonds, and pective game with Danville. ! tain of the 1932 Central quintet. ask for the manager of the Unity M. P. goodness in his 25. five, for games. Church teams notice. ( ITK /X BOTTLE a position on the squad which will Any way you look at it, there’s Arthur DeMeyer of Walkerton, May I MOUTH AND HE’S . ON EARTH 1§ l similar of going to be some lively action out ! senior second baseman, was named Semi-final games will be played In the -itfcVdvftl/ WHAT JrYTX J meet a team German pas- HOOSIERS TEST ILLINI intra-fraternal tournament at Dearborn field at the east side court Saturday. I captain of the 1932 diamond gym tonight at Sigma amateurs at Soldier on July By Special 8. Delta Nu will a tt | timers. Times Felix the 36, will go to the winners. A capa- a meet club in first encounteron The filberts who arc URBANA, 111., March 9.—A tri- and the Delta Sigmas will take the city crowd of 23,000, equalling coins to *et their Kanpa Psi in the other tilt. the money’s worth angular between Illinois and indoor record for professional or in the rccionals arc the SOX SIGN COLLEGIAN meet Tuesday night results were: Felix club. ones who jet into the and By Times Special teams 40; Kappa Alpha Phi, 5. Delta Sigma Frankfort j Purdue and Indiana track Nu, Mercury 17. Delta Si£ma, amateur mitt shows now held by Technical 19: club. cage emporiums this Saturday. Wis., March 9.—Bobby here May 14 a high spot on 26: Kappa 24 (overtime). the Golden Gloves meet, is expect- MADISON, will be Phi Delta, Ton can (to to Muncie, but after you’ve ! Wisconsin U. basketball cap- the Illinois track team schedule, Kappa Psi. 20; Phi Delts, 18. ed tonight. Two Hoosicr youths, seen the F>earcats Trojans Poser, and tussle ! tain and star baseball pitcher, has Coach Harry Gill announced todaiy from South Bend and Lafayette, there isn't much left to see.. And you can ; been by White : in making public the 1932 cinder are survivors. (to to but the signed the Chicago MENTOR GETS BOOST Sulivan, after Vincennes card. Alices polish oft Washington there isn’t I Sox, it was announced today. I much to keep you there Kentucky Cage Coach to Get SI,OOO Other Fights Tuesday But if yon go to Frankfort, you're in Annually for Five Years. for two red-hot if Mr. sessions. And By United Press Slim Bailsman's Frankfort Hot Dogs don't AT SAGINAW. Mich.—Buddy MacArthur. BABE RUTH SAYS— LEXINGTON, Ky., March 9. answer the roll call when big Grand Rnnids. lishtwcicht. defeated Martin the sixteen Lrvandowski. Grand 1 10 1 : \ convener, down here a week later, you can Tendering of a five-year contract, Mich.,Ranids. Freddie Fla., i. | paratively young, with a lot of stuff Heinz. Saeinaw. defeated Pete Baert. blame it onto the fellow who drew up PETERSBURG, March with a salary increase of SI,OOO an- Mt. Clemens. Mich.. (10). the and one of those pitchers who is these regional schedules. —I have been figuring ou I nually to Adolph Rupp, coach of ST. in any year AT LOS ANGELES—Bob Pacho. 138. Mr. Abie Master's Jefferson of Lafayette probable strength of the various likely to come through Kentucky university’s championship Mexico, and Armando Santiago, 138. Cuba, with twenty twenty-five EMPLOY WITH >1 H (10>. outfit got the break in the draw up there. American League teams for ar- or victories. team, SAME TACTICS THRT I PEACE draw. Sneedv Dado. Filiolno. tech- an basketball removed any fear f r£LJ -rL R nically knocked out Rodolfo Taglia. Ar- Lebanon, the team which scored the before the season opens, pre- The change in uniforms may do today HE TS T AMV gentina, (7). ticle that he would be a “depression MY HUSBAND! WHENEVER PfttcE, [3? highest total points in the sectionals, is dicting how they should finish, and | for him what it has done for so holdout.” Col.—Mickey Frankfort’s first round foe. the winner : many pitchers, though know AT DENVER. Walker, to what do you suppose shapes up as other I Fruitful offers from several other heavyweight contender, knocked out Jackie meet Jeff (unless the Broncos break a ! he will find it more difficult to win Williams of the biggest puzzle? universities, following Rupp’s suc- Chicago, in the second round few legs in the openjng fray) for the Jackie Fields, welterweight champion, guessed | games for the Chicago club than regional crown. And a good guess Perhaps you have it. The cess this season, when the Ken- topped Patsy Pollock of Chicago in the it’s Sox. ; for Washington. second round. that the winner of this tussle Chicago White tucky squad topped the southern be not say here I Milton like sllghtiy worn for the evening action. I can just where Gaston, Jones, has conference, spurred the local offer AT WEST PALM BEACH. Fla —Rav Baa Sox in many years but Tramblic, Chicago middleweight, stopped have placed the this rating been around for to retain him. Chastain Dallas, Tex., Dear Boxell—Well Vern, the Fightin’ because in the after all a boxman to be Clyde of in the Irish journey up to Chicago March 16 to that will be shown has around third of a scheduled ten round bout. compete the Indianapolis feather- in national Catholic tourna- predictions soon to come, but I will a long time before he really is a BATTALINO MEETS RAN Frankie Gierke. ment. and here's hoping they win. I’m likely fool Gaston weight drew with Red Hooks of West sure that say that this team is to good pitcher. in the past By United Press Palm Beach in eight prettv that thev is. if rounds. thev're clicking. I'm idling you that anybody. It can be quite a success two years has given the Yankees j NEW YORK, March 9.—Eddie Cathedral is a hard team to beat when may many AT NEW YORK-Vince Hnmbright, their by Muncie. or anv or it be as great a failure as in an uncomfortable afternoon Ran, Polish welterweight, and Bat welterweight. on. Newcastle Cincinnati knocked out iof the rest of the big boys. (Ask Con- 1931. and he still has some good pitching i Battalino, former featherweight Tommy Rizzo of New Jersey in the second nersville or Washington>. If the Irish round. come through up at big city, they'll First of all, there is anew man- left. champion, will meet at Madison the * tt have something to brag about, and how! ager to guess about and there are n Square Garden Friday night in a The Muncie-Newcastle tussle, the three- new pitchers who are sure to take TONY WINS SHOOT cornered thing at Farnkfort, and our owr. for Hayes, the new second ten-round bout. Ran has been sub- little regional right here in Indianapolis part in a lot of games. Lew Fon- AS baseman of the Sox, he is one stituted for Billy Petrolee of Fargo, All-Day Shoot Announced at promise to be about the hottest in the And of course be plentv seca is young but he always struck of the greatest defensive players I N. D., who injured a neck muscle Crooked Creek for state there will Club Tuesday. of action down there at the Washington- me as a very energetic ball player, ever have seen. His hitting has not during training. Missing only four out of fifty Vincennes tilt. There always is action and it will not surprise me to see when thev get together! And. Vern I’m been so good but occasionally this targets, George Tony won the still pickin’ the winner of the Muncie- him stick a long time as a leader. type player regional. of hits his real stride Crooked Creek Gun Club target Newcastle Some of the greatest managers in along And here’s mv sixteen finalists: Green- and comes with a bang. I’ll j STEGEMEIER’S match Tuesday. Beneflcl was sec- castle. Lima Bedford. Columbus. Bosse of baseball were in charge of clubs say right here that there will not be ' ond with forty-three The Evansville. Hartford City. Lafayette. Alex- while young. hits. same andria, Emerson of Gary, Delphi Marion. quite a better fielding second baseman in CAFETERIA pair tied in the handicap event with Brazil. Nt’ppacee. Newcastle iMuncie??). The late Miller Huggins and the league than this former Senator, Sirloin Steak j/v twenty-one hits each. i Connersville and Vincennes. Your Alices Bucky Harris were well under 35 i won’t have much trouble until the second who went to the Sox in the Reyn- 1 Dinner *4UC ! took OWL^S<] The club officials announced an round of the finals, where they run into when they command of big i olds-Kerr deal. Served Every Evening Except all-day registered shoot at plenty of trouble. (Muncie or Newcastle). league teams and both have been Sunday the club Take Lyons and Thomas, the beginning at 10 a. m. next Tuesday ana pennant and world series winners. j Capitol & Maryland, N. W. Cor. There are a lot of wise chaps who are White Sox veterans. Some people ! fWHITE r tt a Starting snickering up their well-worn sleeves be- j expect one or the other to be the New Year with more than 120,000,000 gain BLUE DRILLS DELAYED traded over -1 cause your correspondent chirped the new pitchers of the White before the season opens in a move the consumption of White Due to Inclement weather, the other day that Mr. Tony Hinkle's Butler THESox will furnish the answer for to add batting strength to the club, 1930, Owl added a 40,000,000 gain Shortridge track have been boys might have a surprises for Ed drills few this team. There isn’t a smarter but they are still with the Sox and in and dropped. Coach Don R. Knight an- Kraose and company when the Bulldogs pitcher in the game must be so considered. a January February alone* But wise buyers recognize it go up than Sam Jones Either is nounced the Blue thinlies would to visft Notre Dame Thursday night. and you can’t tell that Sam is great pitcher in spite of a bad sea- Os course, rated off the dope, the boys me as the same identical cigar sold February, work as soon as the weather through as a big leaguer. show?d any either is good in 1931, at 7 cents. resume are entitled to laugh, but dope He son and time in j Shortridge will open the their little me too much in some of his games the Sox are permits. is just isce s barrage when you go fig- pitching form tough. a year season April 1 in three-way meet uring tHrs" Irlsh-Rulidog hardwood bat- last to b£ ready for the exit f 1 (Copyright. 1932. by Christy Walsh Syndi- | TOBACCC with Bloomington and Washington. tles. Mr. George Ktogan's Notre Darners now. Bump Hhdley still is com- cate, and The Times) BETTER WILL TELL