Leads Champ Beavers ■ j By Ash O'CONNELL is the cap- Eddie SKEETtain of the current Oregon Sports State won the Indianapolis basketball that Times team Werden Was First Ruth of Pacific Coast conference title last mam year. He is a forward and is one of PAGE 16 the highest scorers in the north- Tracy Cox Plans Scraps in Home City INDIANAPOLIS, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1934 west.

IE of forty years ago passed on recently in Zebra’s Run Minneapolis, jovial Perry VVerden. He was of the Blue Raps In Front Line of Pin Spillers Giants Expect Hurlers Indianapolis club in 1908 when the Tribe won pennant Called Back under the late Charlie That was the year of Rube Carr. Grizzlies to Bring Success in ’34 By United Press Marquard, Bull Durham, Ownie Bush, Billy Hopke, Otto Wil- N. Y.. Jan. 17. liams, Cy Coulter, Jack Hayden and others. Werden turned OSSINING.Edward looker. 27. a foot- Butler Takes Easy Schumacher, Fitzsimmons and Parmelee Are ball ace on sing Sing’s eleven in a good job of assisting Carr in keeping the team Game Hubbell, for three years, last night made on its long campaign and in the hot fight From Franklin Big of Champs’ Mound Staff; Seven Relief a sensational run—not for the toes through the Four goal posts, but for freedom. He down the stretch. Quintet. Manager Terry. was captured at North Tarry- Available to Bill town after an alarm was broad- forty-five ' Werden, in his playing days, walloped out By Times Special BY JACK CUDDY cast from the prison. home runs for Minneapolis and that was tops for twenty-six FRANKLIN. Ind., Jan. 17.—But- United Press Staff Correspondent Jocker, a trusty, was em- ler university cagers easily trounced \\ NEW YORK, Jan. 17.—The world champion New York Giants will ployed about the residence of years, when came Ruth.” Moreover, in erden’s college “along the Franklin basketball depend upon dazzling pitching to carry them through the 1934 season to Warden Lewis E. Lawes. At 9 the ball was minus the “rabbit” that is inclosed in quintet 35 to 27 in the second meet- title, despite the adoption of the livelier uniform ball. last night, when the trusties prime, of the this another ing two teams season, Their player roster, issued today, reveals virtually no attempt to were led back inside the walls, the Perry once said the new baseball is gym night. horsehide of today. in the Franklin here last bolster the club's batting strength. Last season they were called the a check showed he was missing. and a golf ball compared with the sphere he swung at. He stood Baird, Parrish Demmary "hitless wonders." Few strangers are found among the thirty-two names It was only when it was dis- opened an attack in the first half which decorate the list. covered that a suit, overcoat 6 feet inches and weighed more than 200 pounds. in front, 2 that sent the Bulldogs out The Giants have eleven pitchers. and hat belonging to Edward 15 to 3, although French and Moser four homers in one game to put his , the screw ball king, Corey, prison employe, also were Werden once staged a rally for the Baptists that was the mound staff, flanked by missing that the alarm name in the record liooks. He declared that the late Ed Del- brought the score to 21 to 11 at half tops sent out. time. Blaik to Fitz- ahanty powerhouse of the Ruthian type and recalled Red , Freddy was a In the second period Franklin, simmons and . They that in one game a Delahanty drive tore off the shoe of the with Miller and Poison showing the way, cut the Butler lead to three were the big four of the 1933 season. player s ankle. Green Luque, opposing and fractured the points, at 24 to 21, but Parrish and Coach Adolpho and Bill Sign Tassel a a a with a drive that Clark are the nucleus of the relief aaa Batts countered oth- Cox will begin a cam- boosted the advantage to ten points. By United Press bridgade. which includes four tip is out to the effect that Tracy soon Shores, from will be in action Summary: YORK, Jan. 17.—The ap- ers; Bill recalled paign of fisticuffs in home town rings and seen NEW last fall; A1 Smith, the on Mat Card THE out Butler (35. Franklin (27). Earl (Red) Blaik as Kansas City in two weeks. Tracy dropped / pointment of under Washington A C. promotion FG FT PF southpaw who was retained as away to Texas where FG FT PF head football coach of Dartmouth of the local glove spotlight last summer and hied Davis.f... 2 0 3 Moser.f.... 2 12 coach for observation and training all of the country Parrish.t.. 3 1 2 French,f... 112 was here today by the Tommy Tassel, who has appeared the fistic sport was new. Boxers from parts rushed Miller,c.... 2 3 announced last season; Johnny Salveson of that Demmry.c 4 4 3 3 in two previous bouts here, was to the "promised land” as fight clubs popped up all over state—- Baird, g... 2 3 1 Polsen.g... 3 10 Dartmouth athletic council. Los Angeles, and new Batts.g... 2 1 3 Anderson.g. 10 2 Blaik the lone signed today to meet Scotty Wil- state, especially in acreage. Now ’tis said the Hoosier It was also announced that Bowman, from and it’s some Jones.f . . 0 0 0 Prlmmr.f.. 0 0 0 hurler, Joe obtained liams. fast little Cincinnati light- thumper plans to stick around his home grounds and endeavor to bring Armstrg.c. 0 0 1 Buchnan.ga 0 0 1 would have as his assistants Harry Ore. Irvine, t 10 2 An ordinary Portland. weight wrestler, in following of supporters. A winning streak in Texas (Fats) Eilinger, Army line coach Hub- the semi-final back his former big bowler three years Manager expects go on the weekly wrestling Cox to Indianapolis. It is re- Totals ..13 9 13 Totals ..11 5 12 last year, and Andy Gustafson, for- and card was followed by a slump and returned bell, Schumacher, Fitzsimmons Friday Score at Butler, 21; Franklin, 11. ago, Carl Hardin ' night in Tomlinson hall. manager. Bert Rumer, has agreed tentatively to send Half- mer back field coach at Pittsburgh. Parmelee to function better than ported Tracy’s Referee—Goldsbcrry. —Gard. now is rated one Tassel holds a draw locally with the chunky lad against any opponent selected by the Washington A. C., Blaik, who, as back field coach, ever, and he believes some of the of the bestbest pin Ray (Tuffy) Meyers, and last week subject the of the state athletic commission. Central Normal Victor helped Garrison Davidson mold the other flingers, particularly Smith, to approval spidersspillers in the lost to Cecil Pedigo, the Kentucky • powerful Army team of 1933, at- mum a m a By Time Special city, with high will land able support. tended school at Miami (O.) univer- There are no actual blacksmith, who will headline this MORENO, Mexican, who is to tangle again DANVILLE, Ind., Jan. 17 averages in two newcomers the Evansville sity and West Point. He served as among the four or seven week's bill. Williams lost to Meyers iTennessee) on the Washington Swamping Oakland City college leagues, the Post-Post- HENRYwith Paul Lee in a ten-rounder coach of the back field at West outfielders. , backed by in a match here some time ago. hall, has going strong basketeers, 38 to 23, Central Normal office and Indian- A C. mitt program tonight at Tomlinson been Point. , is to carry the In the feature bout Friday nights Evansville, who school won its sixth victory in seven apolis. He scoredscored of late, according to his manager, J. B. Tisserand of burden of catching, with Harry Pedigo will encounter Bull Olin, a, decisions. starts here last night. 2,053 in the city states: "Moreno has had forty-nine fights and lost but three Danning and Frank both of to local programs. \ In ten minute tourney all-events Healey, newcomer One of these setbacks was to Baby Arizmendi, whom he later fought to the first of play all-events Boxing whom had numerous trials with the curtain raiser be arranged, ac- the ago for Tomlinson Hall will Moreno has been on the floor but twice in his career, and Purple ran the count to 18 to 1, two years ago Giants, cording to promoter Jimmy Mc- a draw. and held 20-to-5 advantage at the third high. Paired as understudies. neither of these times for a count. In his last ten fights he has had a Most of Terry's experimenting Lemore. ! fight half. The reserves carried on with with Joe Fulton, PROGRAM TONIGHT seven of his opponents on the floor, and has stopped three.” Local will be carried on in the infield dur- holds the .. . . Rounds—Henry Moreno. Evansville, Mexican's appearances here on promoter this lead to take the contest, Hardin Ten ing the training season, to start fans will recall the two previous city doubles vs. Paul (Tennessee) Lee, Indianapolis; Hook in sizzling ten-rcunder, „< 122 pounds. March at Miami Beach, Fla. Ten Dale Miller's cards, when he beat Henry a BIG FIGHT IN CHICAGO? 1 Circuit Paul Lee each other record with a Ten Rounds—Scotty Scotten, Indianap- infielders are listed. They include Race and later at Tomlinson hall, when he and lambasted It is reported that the Illinois vs. Eddie Cooper. 130 pounds. mark ofof 1,363,1.363, olis. Muncie. George Grantham for ten rounds, a close decision going to Moreno. “ Ten Rounds—Henry Hook. Indianapolis, two newcomers, boxing commission is interested in hi contribution vs. Young Indianapolis; 122 pounds. a s Leach, from the and Fres- a a a a a bringing the proposed Carnera- being 693 to 670 Four Rounds—Randall Clore, Indianap- Dates Conflict Baer fight to Chicago. It is hoped olis. vs. Jimmie Walker, Indianapolis; 164 co Thompson, former Dodger and PERRY, owner of the Indians, has left for a vacation in for Fulton. pounds. that Jack will swing the Philly, who was purchased from Florida. He plans to remain in the sunshine strte until Manager Dempsey First bout at 8:30. Buffalo. By Times Special ! NORMAN deal for the Windy City. Carl Hardin Show promoted by Washington A. C. Red Killefer reports to the job the middle of February. Several player CLEVELAND, Jan. 17.—Date's for members of the Tribe are wintering in Florida With Prexy Perry in. the various 1924 meetings of the Florida and Pilot Killefer in California, the local stove league is cold. Grand Circuit were announced by Walter Riley, secretary, and Dale Miller, assistant secretary, are keeping the stewards here yesterday and Stecher that Indiana active with business angles leading up to/the opening of the 1934 A. A. Wabash Netters Await Game Capacity Crowd Watches Joe reveal the State Fair, campaign. to be held at Indianapolis Sept. 3 to 7, again will be forced a a a a a a to compete With Tigers on Home Court with the big harness race meet at was and Jim McMillen Wrestle to Draw The old ball player picture published in this column Monday of Syracuse, N. for Repeatedly Mr. Stecher fenced harmonize. The discord of their Y., entries. The Scrappv Jack Glassock. when he played shortstop for Indianapolis in By Time* Special seems certain to get the call at BY CARLOS LANE Syracuse meet extend cen- opening to clamp his legs inner beings led to inimical will from 1888 forty-six years ago. A. L. Chill, local traveling man, says the CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind„ Jan. ter for the Little Giants, with Joyce The toll-gate bars dropped across for an Aug. 27 to Sept. 7. the eighties that the fans in the Armory around Mr. McMillen’s paunch, but thoughts, thoughts led to language, Hoosiers won so many games one year in late 17.—An athletic rivalry as old as the and Rovenstine likely to start at the come-back trail deeds, and all Because dates of state fairs at York. Mr. Chill schools as far as old Joe Mr. McMillen had the answer for language to things lost interest and the'star pastimers were sold to New will be resumed tomorrow the forward berths, and a pair of last night and merely bundled up led up to the point where Mr. Goshen. N. Y., and Springfield, 111., believes, extended more than twenty-five night when De Pauw boys, Mason keeper that one. He are set by state officials rays one winning streak, he university’s Anderson and Crisler, Stecher was concerned the human medicine ball and Raines rammed Mr. Speers’ head the outfield of Seery. in left, cagers invade the Wabash slated for the guard positions. swizzling into a problem the consecutive games. He added that the consisted college was off in the Catskills teetered on the floor. Ol’ Rockin’ through the ropes and twisted them confronts harness Hines, center, in right. gym in what promises to be one of The Wabash and De Pauw fresh- the elves. horse owners of deciding which of in and McGeachy, schnapps with McMillen had Mr. Stecher around his neck. a a a a a the basketball classics of the state. men will play a curtain raiser to the heavyweight Chair two events to enter. a The former world’s buffaloed, and there as nothing However, it never Raines but a those This In five starts Wabash has game. way wr naturally split high O. F. Harlan: As I remember the Indianapolis ball club of dropped wrestling champion, on his lads do but sit on the Speers has an umbrella; or at least will the field of only one game, and the Little Giants for the to class performers between the con- the was: Boyle. and Rusie, pitchers; from retirement in quest of another and play guessing games. a towel. flops it was FROM1083 team roster Burdick showed up impressively against ROTHIER TAKES BOUT canvas And two later flicting meetings. Esterbrook, lb Basseett, 2b.; Denny. 3b; title, only once applied his fearful of this Mr. Raines who found his own Buckley and Myers, catchers; Earlham last Saturday night, win- By United Press Thirty-three minutes Officers re-elected were Roland Seery, cf; McGeachy, rs. On the old local leg scissors to the midriff of Jim passed, seasoned only mildly by Mr. throat decorated with the cotton- Glasscock, ss; If; Hines, ning easily and restraining Earl- CEDAR RAPIDS, la., Jan. 17. Harriman, New York, president; grounds I saw a play like this: With one out, Pfeffer of the Ghicago McMillen, Chicago, as they pitched McMillen's interspersion of some of clad hawsers. Not content with this, ham’s fcasketeers to six field goals Henry Rothier, 130, Chicago, de- and a half in flipped Mr. Raines Will Gahagan, Goshen, N. Y., sec- club fumbled a chance at second base, advancing runners from first to during the feated Rivers, 140, Cedar on the mat an hour the cuter tricks of the modern Mr. Speers evening. lowa Joe on the Hercules rapidly the ropes, twisting retary-treasurer; Allan Wilson. Bos- second and second to third, with batter safe at first. Pfeffer acted as De Pauw, too, has been among in ten rounds, here last the main event wrestling business, including goug- around Rapids, slugging kissing your op- still and ton, and Alvin C. Pennock, Cleve- though he had lost his bearings as a result of the and bounced the the Hoosier quintets night. Joe Slater, 155, New Orleans, A. C. card. ing, and them tighter presenting top college this Referee Heze Clark with something land, vice-presidents. ball to Anson at first base. The runners tried to advance. Anson threw season, having been the first team and Jack Burns. 153, Lone Tree, The battle began so—ah, seriously ponnent on the nape of the neck. jammed the And then Mr. Stecher suddenly of a problem in extricating the Chicago was awarded a member- home and caught the runner coming in from third and the Chicago to defeat Earlham after the la., drew in six rounds. Jackie Ful- that the 2.000 fans who swung upward, legs gasping Texan. ship, Cincinnati and Buffalo were Pfeffer. who completed a side-retiring double play on went an unde- ton, 135, Cedar Rapids, defeated hall for the moment sought their coiled his threw to Quakers through around Mr. McMillen, In the semi-final Sol Slagel, who restored to the active list and North going from first, after filling the bases on an error. campaign last year. Young Lcefers, 136, Anamosa, la., diversion in popcorn, solitaire and python-like the runner down feated in his throws (or Randall, Toledo and Buffalo w'ere 146 South Elder avenue. Berns, an Indianapolis eager, in six rounds. tick-tack-toe. and the Chicagoan surrendered a nativity tornadoes fall. is it cyclones they have out there?) placed on the co-operative racing basis. For fifty succeeding minutes the off his people’s property in Kansas, human fish- No rule changes were effected and boys were a bit more playful, with gave an exhibition of a his way from all all 1934 stake events are to be for Carl Hubbell Pounds Path Made Famous by and Mr. Stecher excursioning twice into worm, contorting the ringside alley. Then he got in the holds that Henry Piers of Hol- SI,OOO purse. Overnight and dash races BY JOE WILLIAMS At any rate presently Mr. well established before they came lost 176 for a percentage of .553. peak, the final returns inevitably the w'ay of a flying tackle and found land could master. can be for less. Other dates awarded were: Times Special Sport* Writer McGraw and myself were talking to the Giants, particularly Nehf. Nehf pitched for fifteen years, win- suffer. he couldn’t take it in the center Finally the boneless wonder North Randall, twenty games Hollander, and June 23 to July 7; Toledo, July 9 YORK. Jan. 17—As a base- about Carl Hubbell, the left-hander, Nehf came to the Giants from ning 182 games and losing 129 for a If a can win section. It was a fall apece. Five squirmed under the suc- Piers in a helpless, to 14; Buffalo, July 16 to 28; Salem, the New York Giants who practically pitched the Giants percentage of .585. Hubbell has a season he belongs. For three minutes later it was all over, a arose with Mr. NEWball team last the Braves at a cost of $55,000. That won more horizontal above Mr. Sla- N. H„ July 30 to Aug. 18 (tenta- many records, of into the world championship pitched only six years in fast com- cessive seasons Marquard draw. posture hcfld unique one in itself shows you the standing he airplane spin fin- tive). Sept. 10-15; Cincin- is the only team in season. Just how great a pitcher is pany, has won 100 games and lost than twenty games—twenty-four in The playfulness the paying pas- gel’s head. An Chicago, which is that it already had as a pitcher in the big the match with 16 to 22, and majors been by Hubbell? sixty-four for a percentage of .610. 1911, twenty-six in 1912 and twenty- sengers missed the two serious- ished the lanky anti, Sept Lexington, the that has directed leagues. Hubbell came up from as “One the greatest left-handers The figures indicate that Hubbell three in 1913. Nehf won twenty- gentlemen the mat game Dutchman on the floor. Ky., Sept. 24 to 29. two choir boys. of Oklahoma at a $25,000 minded of the pres- City cost of is on his way to better records one in 1920 and twenty in 1921. through the main go was Perhaps Mr. Bill Terry, we ever had,” admitted Mr. Mc- but he had had previous big league the struggled not exactly a of both of his predecessors, but the Kubbeli won twenty-three last sea- in the prelim ALL-AROUND MAN ent manager, was Graw, "and we have had two or inspection and w’as generally ac- supplied bountifully TABLE TENNIS PLAY choir boy but it is a matter of rec- figures may be misleading. Most son, and it was the first time he and semi-windup. Duke Dutkowski, recently signed great specific, cepted as a top ranking prospect, sings three ones.” Getting figures logically passed the ’teens in victories. Speers, and Dick goalie of the New York Rangers, ord that on occasions he a needing only experience. often are. You can’t had Frank Atlanta, AT MUSICIANS’ CLUB very robust bass in the church he mentioned Rube Marquard, Artie compare a six-year pitching record If he is a Nehf he will win twenty Raines, a Texan, practiced assorted has been around. He has played * n n choirs today. Nehf, and, of course, the current with an eighteen or a fifteen-year or more next season, if he is a mayhems on each other through hockey for Regina, Saskatoon, Kan- Thirty-two entries were expected Nor is it altogether true that Mr. Hubbell. pitched in the ma- pitching record. It’s the long haul Marquard he will go on for three thirty minutes without a fall. sas City, Portland, Ore., Chicago in the table tennis tourney that was John J. McGraw, whom Terry suc- If he had to make a choice of the MARQUARDjors for eighteen years, during that counts. And since most stars years—and if he is something bet- From the very outset the spiritual Biackhawks, New York Americans, scheduled to get under way at the ceeded. was ever in the accepted three whom would he choose? which time he won 201 games and stay around some time after their ter he wil go even farther. vibrations of this pair refused to New Haven and Syracuse. Musicians’ Club this afternoon at 2 sense a choir boy. That is to say "That's hard to say. Marquard o’clock. The club is located at Dela- Mr. McGraw never stepped to the had a lot of natural stuff. Nehf was ware and Ohio streets. The event rail, threw back his tonsils and gave a great money pitcher, thoroughly will determine the singles champion voice to golden lyrics in the mood dependable in the pinches, and Ready North Carolina Boxing of the club. something Tickets for First Business Assumes spiritual. Hubbell has neither of Ed Resener and Paul BandewalW “I just pumped the organ.” con- the other two had—a perfect screw Snavely were the favorites to reach tha fesses Mr. McGraw. “I couldn’t ball.” Picks finals. Play will continue tomorrow urn a Brighter sing but I was a good pumper.” Golden Gloves Matches Glow in Gotham and perhaps Friday. Hairy Geisel, This startling confession was made went I By United Press American League the discussion along 17- umpire, is siated at a dinner party in honor of Mr. gathered the impression that CHAPEL HILL, N. C„ Jan. to referee the AS Tickets for the first round of Division winners will be taken to Carl G. Snavely, for the past seven By United Press Camera was to amble down the matches.) McGraw and came at a moment Marquard was Mr. McGraw’s fa- of the Conte di when deal of skepticism fol- fights in the second annual Times- Chicago to participate in the Chi- years head football coach at Buck- NEW YORK, Jan. 17.—Members gangplank liner a great vorite. And if this is true I can today, arriving up the natural result of a Legion Golden Gloves amateur box- cago Tribune’s mid-western Golden nell university, today was preparing of the “sock exchange,” anticipating Savoia to clean SOUTH PORT-DANVILLE lowed as understand it. So far as 1. is pos- teeth, flocked litigation York, and deal of nectar. ing tournament, to be staged in the Gloves meet Feb. 26, 27 and 28. to move to the University of North revaluation of gold some in New great sible for a manager to make a prepare pros- get ready GAME IS POSTPONED noted the Armory Friday night. Feb. 2, will go The tourney here is sponsored by Carolina, where he will succeed into town today to for for a title bout with Mr. McGraw challeng- pitcher Mr. McGraw made Mar- at Miami Feb. 22. I still out- on sale next week, according to the Bruce Robison post of the Charles (Chuck) Collins as gridiron pective bouts. Loughran on Southport High school netmen, ing glances—"and can quard. By careful schooling, pa- Madison Square Gar- Primo expected to remain in New pump any Fred Deßorde, of the American American Legion, and by The Times, Meanwhile scheduled to play at Danville Fri- man in the house,” he tience and a full appreciation of mentor. York about three weeks attending Legion committee in charge. sponsors of last year’s matches in Snavely was selected and accept- den strove to make Jack Dempsey day night, will be idle this week- roared. the pitcher's potentialities. Mr. Mc- quit hoarding of Maxie hearings bankruptcy and • Eight hundred and the services in straight- end, school officials said mu Graw changed a raw rookie into eighty-two which 136 amateur fighters took ed the position late last night. The today, an- reserved seats will be available at part./ bring Baer and let him engage in $ title ening out income tax matters. nouncing the game so, I give you dazzling Thus the finished new head coach said he would ‘rat had been gentlemen. a star. 50 cents and sl, Deßorde said. bout with heavyweight champion Lightweight champion Barney until Feb. 10. for the first time in any sports represented the master’s The tourney Is sanctioned by the with him as line coach Maxwell postponed AND product Many other will be at Primo Camera or Tommy Lough- Ross was to arrive from Chicago to With no game John J. McGraw, handiwork. seats ready Reed. Snavely added that his ahead of them tha literature. Mr. own 25 cents each. Amateur Athletic Union, and all ran. conclude training for an over-the- Marion county champs will take organ pumper de luxe. Marquard was purchased for backfield coach also would be a a Day by day additional entries are scrappers entering are required to weight match with Billy Petrolle at two days’ rest before resuming as a topic and a profession, SII,OOO from Indianapolis, the high- Bucknell man. Both being received by Deßorde in the have registration cards in the Snavely has been coaching foot- the Bronx Coliseum a week from to- practice. organ pumping has never had a est price up to then, I believe, that night. Petrolle, veteran “Fargo eight divisions of the tournament. A. A. U. Those not possessing them for eighteen years. He is a FLASHES PLAY MUNCIE completely warming influence on was ever paid for a human chattel. register cents ball Express,” came in from Duluth AMATEUR IS SUSPENDED Somehow, can at 25 each with graduate of Lebanon Valley college. your correspondent. when For years Marquard was known Entry yesterday and started his workouts. Tony Lello, Gary amateur boxer, beauty." buy Mr. Deßorde. blanks, clipped years at “A” and “B” Teams to Battle on I am sitting around with Mr. the "SII,OOO You can’t During his seven Bucknell Lucien of has been suspended by the Indiana- from The Times, should be filled only games. Local Court M’sieu Brouillard McGraw. I develop a curious desire a third base coach for that kind of he has lost two home Tonight. Worcester, Mass., former middle- A. A. U. on charges of out and mailed to him at 476 South is victories, The Indianapolis Flashes, “A” Kentucky to talk baseball with him. It must money even now’. On the other Michigan Net His record forty-three weight and professionalism, it wr as announced Meridian street. and ties. In and “B” will meet the welterweight champion, be the beast in me. hand, Nehf and Hubbell were pretty Several athletic clubs sixteen losses seven quintets, is in town training for his ten-round here today. and other was only Midgets organizations enter teams in 1931 Bucknell the unde- Muncie brawl with Bob Olin at Madison rVTRV BLANK I I ,■ will and the Muncie 111. Aces Billed the feated team in the east. Square Garden Friday night. Golden Gloves tourney, Mr. De- Cardinals in bas- We Specialize in ibio-ibm Borde has been informed. Max Schmeling, former king of Many of games Steaks and Chops M A last ketball in the heavies, is to return from Ger- Ex-Univeristy of Michigan year’s participants already have ZEHR TO SWIM HERE SUNDAY DINNERS The signified their intention of signing Broadway M. E. many Friday. A committee of four Stars, traveling church gymna- Golden Gloves/¥\ one of the best in- up for the bouts this winter. A spe- The Y. M. C. A. swimming team has is reported headed from Chicago for CHARLEY’S llr dependent fives in the country, will cial division is set aside for novices, been called by Coach Jimmy Clark sium, starting at New York to greet him when he come to Indianapolis Sunday to bat- who have no previous boxing tour- for intensive training in preparation 7:30 tonight. lands. They are King LeVinsky, RESTAURANT *££ On the “B” heavyweight; sister- Boxing Meet vjty tle the Kautsky A. C.s at the Ar- nament competition. for a dual meet with the Ft. Wayne Chicago his 144 East Ohio Street mory. The contest will be played in The weight divisions are: Fly- Y. M. C. A. team here Jan. 27. team lineup will manager, Mrs. “Leaping” Lena the afternoon at 3 o'clock. weight, 112 pounds: bantamweight, On the Ft. Wayne squad will be be Jack Alvis, a Levy; Charley Bid well, president of National Guard Armory, Indianapolis. Feb. 2,9, Chicago Levinsky 16 The pick of recent Michigan U. 118 pounds: featherweight, 126 Danny Zehr, national Jiack stroke guard, who has the Stadium, and Auspices Bruce Robinson Post American Legion for a Chicago teams is in the lineup of the Stars, pounds: lightweight, 135 pounds; champion, and number one back starred consist- bout. O’COATS Sponsored by The Time* welterweight, 147 the ently for the lo- including Norman Daniels, Hay pounds; middle- stroke swimmer on American and Repaired Deforest weight, 160 pounds; light heavy- Olympic team. Don Pittman will cals this year. RELINED CHECK WEIGHT WITH UNDERLINE Altenhof, Ed Garner, Eve- TWO SHOOTERS ARE TIED Alteration Specialists land, A1 Shaw and Ivan William- weight, 175 pounds; and heavy- represent the local team against The Midgets 112-Pound CUn 141-Pound Class weight, all above 175 pounds. last year were TAILORING son. The last named was a famous him. for I CTfcfcl in the Two shooters tied first place COMPANY 118-Pound Clast. 180-Pound Class football player and will be end state titlists Indiana Junior in the at Creek Conference, and are reported matches Crooked 131 E. New York Bt. IM-Pound Class 115-Pound Class coach at Yale this year. He was head- Gun Club yesterday, both Northam on the Wolverine grid coaching stall ed for another state crown this sea- cracking out IU-Pound Class Reanstlfbl and Free forty-eight last fall. Wilkinson Meets Phil Gale son. of fifty targets. Northam won the ■rTRIES LIMITED TO AMATEURS 16 TEARS OF AGE AND OVER. Williamson and Shaw are guards. twenty-five shot handicap event Garner plays center and Altenhof CARDST BEN DAVIS with twenty-two hits, and Free was Refinancing Saw Ac* and Daniels are forwards. Eveland in Second Round Struggle PLACE 2 ON TEAM second with twenty-one. I was captain of the Michigan squad In the fifty-target event other raw City Add last year. at the annual Marion scores were: Tony, 46; Kiliiker, By Timet Officials Special out in front and finished the match county tournament at Fox, Grimes and Edwards, 38; Lo- Club or I'nattachrd Southport CAVELLI BEATS HIGGINS MIAMI. Fla., Jan. 17.—8i1l Wil- on the seventeenth green with a last week-end announced their gan and Bennefield, 37; Jessup. 36; By I'nited Prrt* kinson of Indianapolis three, the windup being 3 of Ilessong. 31; and Tubbs, 29. Other Any precious tourney competition? Tea or No continued birdie selection an all-tournament PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 17.—Ernie play in the annual midwinter ama- and 1. basketball team today. handicap scores were: Grimes and Cavelli, Walla Walla, deci&ioned teur golf championship over the Tommy Goodwin of Monroe, N. Y., Those named Schaefer Logan. 20, and Tubbs, 18. blanks for A. A. C. registration (28 cents) from Prod Do Horde, 144. were: Rareire Johnny Higgins, 141, Portland, Miami Country Club course here winner last year, breezed through (Southport), (Acton) 4?d South Meridian street. Indianapolis. in to- Abbott and 20 MONTHS TO PAY* six rounds here last night. Eddie day when he battled Phil Gale of Odom of New York yesterday. Davis), NEW GYM AT SING SING Horde Bob Finchem 'Ben forwards; ■tall boxtnc entries to rred.Dt at South Meridian street address. Spina. 132, Portland, dncisioned New York in a second-round match. 8 and 7, while Curtiss Bryaji of Fult (New Augusta), and Gibson Things look a little brighter for WOLF SUSSMAN, Inc. The Times, Brace Robison Legion Pest and Indiana-henlack? A. A. U. Pastoer Caliope, 137, Manila, four Wilkinson, after going along Miami and Everett G. Livesay of 'Decatur centers, and prisoners at ,, ln even, Central), athletically inclined ;; :; do not assume any responsibility la easa of Injury to any contestant. rounds, and Bud Zeller, 185, Van- j with William A Ropp of Buffalo Columbus, 0., who tied with Good- Ticen (Beech Grove), Goins (South- Sing Stag. Anew $300,000 gymna- 239 w. wash. 5T. 4 I jcouver barracks, tlrew with Nick j for nine holes yesterday, hit his win for med*l honors, also tri- port), and Hiatt LBen Davis), sium has been added to the institu- Oppoelt* Statehoone ■i ENTRIES CLOSE JAN. *3O 1 Wagner, 178, Seattle, in four rounds. | stride on the back nine and pulled umphed in first matches. guards. tion.