Italian Battery in Majors > By I ISt Eddie Ash (not Indianapolis Sports The firm of Mcola and Giuliani a spaghetti SEMI-PRO TO PAY Times TITLE SSOOO firm) is operating for the St. Louis Browns. Mike mm* Media, Italian pitcher, willcurve the horsehide to Tony trt WICHITA PLANS WORLD SERIES’ PAGE 4 SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1936 Giuliani, Italian catcher. They are class AA graduates. semi-pro nines of America are going to stage a “world series.” The tourney is to be held in Wichita, Kas., Aug. 14 to 26, and the sponsors say it’s sure to be a success. STATE TEAMS STRIVE TO REACH FINALS Forty-eight commissioners are to be appointed by the Na- tional Semi-Pro Baseball Congress and they will supervise play in respective state tournaments. Fieldhouse Decked in Bright Bulldog Timber Topper Title Not Decided Today as For the information of Indianapolis and out-state semi- pro clubs the party to get in touch with for all details is Regalia for Big Starting Raymond Dumont, Box 2202, Wichita, Kas. First place Parade of Awaits Pistol Usual; 16 High School Fives prize in the “world series” pays SSOOO. Big league and mirtor league scouts will assemble in Wichita at tourney Track and Field Champions Tangle in New Semi-Finals time to grab off any talent that looks promising. Vern McMillan of Terre Haute has been appointed Indiana com- Vivid Decorations and Colorful Ceremonies to Embellish Four Tourney Winners to Make Up Championship Field missioner and the Hoosier tourney is to be held there. Guest of honor at the Hoosier opening may be Art Nehf, Rase Poly graduate and former Annual Butler Carnival Tonight; National at Butler Fieldhouse Next Week; Games Carded star pitcher with the New York Giants. Charles Nehf, father of Art, plana to aid the Terre Haute affair. Luminaries to Seek New Records. at Local Tech'Gym. All state tournaments are to be run off between July 1 and Aug. 1, if possible. The national semi-pro classic is an added feature to the BY HARRISON MILLER BY PAUL BOXELL baseball calendar and is being encouraged by organized baseball. It The Butler fieldhouse is embellished in an array of color for its It seems a bit strange to be talking about semi-final tourneys going is said the big leagues are ready to give the event the official nod by once-a-year parade of track and field champions tonight. on in four sections of the state today when a habit of long-standing offering a trophy or a sum of cash. Luminous whitewash lines spread diagonally across the resilient would have us blaring about the final day’s activities at Butler fieldhouse,
nan sand and clay loam floor, outlining the lanes over which Jesse Owens, but that's the way it is. Robert Louis Stevenson is a Dan Caldemeyer, Bob Collier, Larry Holmes and others are to sprint in Last year, the 16 regional sur- freshman at Indiana University the hurdle and dash events. SEMI-FINAL NET vivors of the state high school and he's going out for the football Kautskys in Vivid banners, pennants and stream- basketball tournament clashed in team this fall. William Shakes- tit are suspended from the arched SCHEDULES the grand windup at the local field- peare is through at Notre Dame, beams of the big top which houses Indiana Lads house one week later, but today but Henry Longfellow still is in Butler’s three-ring sports circus. those corresponding 16 quintets play school at Northwestern. Chicago Meet More than 300 champions from vari- Teams participating in the semi- in four newly inserted semi-finals. ous conferences, representing 22 col- in Meet final tournament of the state high And even for the victors their work SC ARP ATI*who died fol- leges and universities, eagerly antici- Gain school basketball championship is not done. TONYlowing a fistic bout in New Ail-Americas Warm Up With pate the flag-raising and ceremonies series are to play games at 2 and 3 . The four teams still standing York, won 19 straight up to which will touch off the fourth an- afternoon with the winners after tonight's titular battles take bouts this the nual carnival. Hoosier Quintets Play at 8 tonight. The pairings, up task of keeping Butler's field- the fatal affair with Lou Ambers. 50-32 Triumph Over Three meeting house No Pauses with the 2 o'clock games listed on ! “tourney-fied” when they con- The latter, broken-hearted, said, “It Program vene the Seniors. Catholic Quarter-Final top, follow: at North Side structure was Tony who helped me get my Irish It is to be a spectators’ show. next Saturday for the single-day first break in New York. Three Coach AT INDIANAPOLIS (TECH) Frank Kautsky's “All-Americas” Hermon Phillips, who has Tilts Today. finals. years ago I fought him six rounds seen every major indoor and out- Shelbyville vs. Crawfordsville. champions have one more day of Semi-final were to bo that were so fast the press was at- basketball be- door event in the country as a run- By United Frets Anderson vs. Connersville. decided today at the Tech gym tracted to my progress." fore closing the current season. The ner and coach, and also two Olymp- CHICAGO, March 21. —Eight mid- AT VINCENNES here, Vincennes, Muncie and Gary. local pros are ics, has embodied the best features dle western teams took the floor in Two were tt tt tt j to engage in the play- Washington vs. Martinsville. gatnes carded at 2 and 3 off series of the Midwest of all in the local event. Unlike many the National Catholic scholastic - -—JlhHShßh| New Albany vs. Central of Evans- in the afternoon at each center, son of Babe Pinelll, Na- | League at ¦ track meets, the Butler indoor meet basketball tournament today lor a ville. with the winners meeting at 8 p. m, League the White City gym in Chicago to- games THEtional umpire, is going has no pauses or dull spots in the series of to pick tomorrow’s AT MUNCIE A Game of “Tag” to enter Notre Dame this fall. The morrow following a “warm up” program. finalists. against the Notre Dame Warsaw vs. Newcastle. Ushers and spectators were youngster was one of the best high Seniors at From 7:30 when the lights are Only representatives left after to the Armory last night. Kokomo vs. Central of Fort “play tag” at the local gym school quarter backs in the San doused and a spotlight trained on two days of elimination were from Tech The Irish their day this Wayne. before the boys playing Francisco district last year. He had once the ascending American flag until Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin and started week—St. Patrick’s birthday—but AT GARY basketball this afternoon. also plays baseball. When Umpire the final distribution of team* laurels, South Dakota. Reserved last evening was the ” seats are not in vogue at East Plnelli was a player with Cincin- “All-Americas’ Indianapolis fans are to be a The lone South Dakota chal- Logansport vs. Riley of South the night. 50 to 32. Billed to settle given Side goalry, so it was a matter of nati he was an expert wiih the fast-moving panorama of action. lenger was the all-Indian team of Bend. something or other in the matter choosing your own pew, if you could hidden ball trick and worked it Following the opening parade of con- St. Francis Mission, St. Francis, Frankfort vs. Froebel of Gary. of supremacy between Notre Dame of beat the other fellow there. To get three or four times a year. testants and officials, led by the which toppled St. Patrick’s :> . .jj and Purdue, the game merely J mm all their fans gathered en masse, Queen of the Relays, Miss Virginia Elizabeth, N. J„ 36 to 28. tt tt served to emphasize the potency of by Good Margins tags bearing the name of their par- Man Mountain Dean, rassler, Reynolds, and her court, the Uni- Win May the the Kautsky ensemble of stars. Indiana's three representatives re- Fort Wayne ticular town were attached to tickets says he has made more in the last versity two-mile relay squads will sold Old and New mained unbeaten, when St. Mary’s by the four competing schools— two years than his namesakes. Dizzy Both Hot line up for the initial event. Connersville, Crawfordsville, and of Anderson, eliminated Baton Shelby- and Paul. Wonder how Old Diz Johnny Wooden, Champions runners-up will Join Ball League ville and Anderson. Ticket holders all-America be and awarded Rouge, La., Catholic, 29 to 23. In would look wearing Man Mountain's guard of 1931, spurted under introduced their were to wear the tags as they en- the trophies. will earlier second round games, De- whiskers? j hoop seven times to prove that five Finalists immediately tered the gym, making it easy for toe the mark for the 60-yard low catur, Ind., Catholic, bested St. a m tt years of professional dashing have 32 to Mid-Atlantic Circuit Seeks the ushers to direct them to hurdle race, and the victory cere- Mary’s of Walsenburg, Colo., their YORK S first deputy police not diminished his pace. Bob Kes- and Reitz Memorial of Evans- native sections. sler, monies will follow the event. 24. NEWcommissioner, Harold Fowler, all-America forward, 1935, ville. Ind., turned back Lackawanna, New Club. Connersville's Pe*>nocrats,. famed in charge of the mounted twisted six attempts Hinkle over the state for their rooting cops, rode from difficult at Speaker N. Y„ Victory, 36 to 30. By United Pr ss in the Grand National Steeplechase positions through the net a prowess, were to be on hand early as re- for the time in the Chicago likewise sent three teams FORT WAYNE, in England in 1927 and He minder that Purdues all-star net Then, first his- Ind., March 21. so as to mass in one section and '2B. is tory of the meet, into the round of eight. St. Phil- Possibility Fort Wayne may a from the factory is not cutting down pro- the field events will that spur on their Spartans as they took cowboy Texas be made lip eliminated La Crosse; Wis., have a team in the mid-Atlantic former His horse fell duction. interesting to the specta- the floor against Anderson at 3. panhandlp. in taking tors. Races will be while Aquinas, 43 to 27. St. George of baseball this year was in- the and tossed him overboar Kessle'.', who misses the orthodox halted the league i Shelbyville and Crawfordsville jumps 1 shot-put to the circle Evanston defeated Dubuque, la., dicated here Elmer were both years. set-up shots and hits the seeming- finalists step yesterday when to tangle at 2. to be introduced over a loud speaker Columbia Academy, 36 to 29. De M. Daily, Ebensburg, Pa., president ; ly blind ones, registered 12 points. La Salle the 1935 cham- More Fans Than Ducats i' tt by eliminated of the league, Wooden tallied 17. All Athletics Director Tony Hinkle conferred with local Kautsky who will pions, Louisville St. Xavier, 43 to 21. business men sportsmen. A packed house was certain with Turdue University has joined the players scored from the field, and announce the distance of and each toss and the final winners. Campion Academy of Prairie Du Butler University holds New York, Holmes was given a Fort Wayne, if it enters, will take j all tickets sold out yesterday and group of colleges going on southern the ex-collegian performers had no The Chien, Wis., into the fans in all four cities at- same will be done for the pole barely slipped laudatory send-off by sports over the franchise of the Beckley, j futilely training trips. The Boilermakers difficulty swamping the Irish seniors vault, WHENopen house for some 300 , - tempting procure broad jump and high jump. quarter-finals with a 34 to 33 de- critics. He led a fast field of tim- W. Va., club which dropped out last to more. With 1300 nine is hooked to pla • in Dixieland who were lost without the sopho- cision over St. Joseph of Hunting- track and field stars tonight, holding tickets, than 1500 fans March 4. Heading the galaxy of stars con- ber toppers to the final hurdle winter. Other teams in the league more .70-April Rig league stuff. more scoring stars, Johnny Moir and ton, W. Va. Larry descended on Indianapolis from An- Louisiana and will be Paul Nowak. verging at the fieldhouse is Glenn Holmes (pictured here), which he grazed with his shoe and are Dayton, Akron, Zanesville and Mississippi in- The score at the inter- Reitz Meets De La Salle probably will be the most con- derson this morning by auto and mission 26 to Cunningham, holder of numerous finished fourth. Portsmouth, O.; Johnstown, Pa., and vaded. was 7. Summary: Quarter-final pairings: spicuous host in the receiving line. Holmes is special interurbans. The “surplus” tt Kautskys (SO) N. (32) long-distance records. The Kansas to compete against Huntington and Charleston, W. Va. tt v D. Seniors De La Salle (Chicago) vs. Reitz from Ob- boosters hoped to pick up tickets FG FT PF! flyer is-scheduled to make his second The junior hurdler Dan Caldemeyer of Indiana, Bob WESLEYAN footballers FG FT PF Memorial (Evansville, Ind.). long, has at GOLF MATCH from scalpers. Shelbyville had POO . appearance knocking Kessler.f fi 2 2;Ford.f 10 3 on the local oval in a 111., been Osgood of Michigan and others HALTED Cottom.f 1 St. George (Evanston) Special holders, nearly OHTOare taking dancing lessons as . n OiHopkins.f.. 5 0 1 mile match race against Ray vs. Cath- the gate of recognition this win- in that event at the Butler car- 7’imes ducat but 1000 in- of their Chestnut.*, 12 3 Peters.e ... 2 4 2 Sears, High (Decatur, Ind.). In two indoor he to trip. Conners- part spring training—to im- 7 3 0 Butler's two-mile olic ter. meets nival. He also will toe the mark CHARLESTON. S. C., March 21. tended make the wooden.e.. Dowden r o n o American cham- (Prairie ville’s pasteboard prove footwork. It's no trouble at, Shaver,g. . 2 0 ] Ireland.g... 3 0 1 pion; San Campion Academy Du equalled the world mark of 7.4 in the low hurdle and 60-yard —Heavy rain yesterday postponed maximum was ... Romani, national inter- all to find BPrd.f 1 0 1 O'Kane, g... 14 1 Chien, Wis.) St. Phillip (Chi- 500; Crawfordsville had 400. dancing partners and the Perigo.c... 3 1 3i collegiate mile champion: Mel Trutt, vs. seconds in the 60-yard high dash events which includes, among third round matches in the Charles- gridders are enjoying the “work.” University cago). hurdles. others, Jesse Owens of Ohio ton open golf tournament. Play Anderson’s Indians, seeking to b Totals... 21 8 10 Indiana freshman who Great guy, their coach. Total*.... 12 8 ~8 recently defeated St. Mary (Anderson, Ind.) vs. St. Last week in his first appear- State, who captured both cham- was to be resumed today and the the first team since 1922 to capture Referee—Chandler. Umpire—Silvers. Romani, and four (St. Francis, D.). two state in other stars. Francis S. ance at Madison Square Garden, pionships in 1935. title decided this afternoon. championship trophies Jesse a row, held season victories over all Owens, Negro sprint ace three from Ohio rivals as play started. State, is to be seen in Height was pretty well distributed. Three action in three events, the 60-yard Former teams, Anderson, All-America dash and low Three Conners- hurdles, which he won ville and Crawfordsville, had six men here last year, and the Statistics on Net Teams in Local Semi-Finals broad jump, standing six feet or better; Shelby- which has been added to the pro- had Gridders on Mat Program gram. ville five equal to the mark. SHELBYVILLE CONNERSVILLE Interest downstate was centered , Major Contenders Yrs. on Shirt Yrs. on Shirt in Vincennes, where three Southern Players ' Michigan’s well-balanced Pos. Ht. Wt. Class. Team. Nos. Payers Pos. Ht. Wt. Class. Team. Nos. Indiana Conference teams and Notre Dame, Dartmouth and Georgia Big Ten Martinsville Tech Men Included champions will attempt a Edward Page F. 6. 160 Sr. 2 24 Howard Plough F. 6. 165 2 were to fight it out. third suc- Jr. 55 Martinsville, trying for a fourth cessful confiscation of top Francis Ray F. 6.1 155 Sr. 2 19 Jack Seele F. 5. 165 Jr. 1 22 on Wrestling Bill at Armory. honors. Phillip state title since 1924, to oppose Indiana, Ohio State, Pittsburgh! Gutting F. 6.1 170 Jr. 1 23 Edward Yeager C. 6. 178 ' Sr. 3 44 was Three George Moans G. 5.9 139 1 Washington in the 2 o’clocker. New former all-America football stars, who are “frontrank” heavy- Notre Dame and Penn Sttae are the Jr. 16 Robert Foster G. 5.7 135 Sr. 2 33 weight. grappling aces, are to see other contenders for Gregory Ricke G. 5.10 170 Sr. 1 17 Denton Tressler G. 5.11 138 Albany's first regional champion was action on the Hercules A. C wrestling major team Sr! 2 88 to bill next Tuesday night at, the honors. William Bird G. 6. 180 Sr. 1 22 Howard Bailey F. 6. tackle Central of Evansville at 3. Armory. The huskies are “Jumping” Joe 163 Soph. 1 77 Froebel Savoldi, 218, orie of the greatest gridders The Kansas Teachers Fred Wagner F. 5.11 170 Sr. 1 20 Francis King F. 135 First Up to perform under the late Knute Schools at ’ 5.10 Soph. 1 P 9 heavily by Rockne at Notre “Dynamite” Emporia and Pittsburgh, James Buchanan F. 5.9 160 Sr. 1 25 Omer Kraus 6.2 168 Frankfort was favored Dame; Gus Sonnenberg 212 of Dart- which C. Sr. 2 00 non-partisan come mouth fame, and Frank Speer. 235, placed first and second Louis Lawson F. 5.11 155 Jr. 1 15 Charles Rinehart observers to star left tackle on the Georgia Tech in the col- G. 6. 163 Sr. 2 66 through Gary, where national championship squad of lege division in Claude Hendricks G. 5.3 140 Sr. 1 18 Joe Wanley G. 5.10 at Froebel. 1928. 1935. will defend 165 Soph. 1 11 Logansport and Riley of their positions against Butler, Miami, South Bend Sonnenberg and Savoldi, both of hoped to outlast the team which whom are Western State and others. CRAWFORDSVILLE ANDERSON recognized as outstand- Yrs. on Shirt several coaches and referees have LEAVE IT TO DAD! ing challengers for the With many of the defending Yrs. on Shirt world’s Players called “the greatest in the history heavyweight mat title, clash in the champions and also rans returning, Players Pos. Ht. Wt. Class. Team. Nos. Pos. Ht. Wt. Class. Team. Nos. “Dad’s Night” at Law- many of Indiana high school basketball.” main go tussle for two falls out of of the 14 existing records are Edward Campbell G. 5.8 145 Jr. 1 5 William Jackson F. 5.11 160 Sr. 3 9 rence but the due to Froebel was to collide with the IT’S tonight, three. The match is heralded as tumble. Nine were Ross Hahn F. 5.10 150 Jr. 1 8 William Scuthworth ...F. 5.11 160 Sr. 2 3 aren't going to sit on last year. shattered Everett Case machine at 3. Logans- “Papas” one of the most important here in Joe Hartley G. 6. 160 Sr. 2 11 James Hughes C. 6.4 170 2 10 the sidelines and watch Jr! port and Riley were on card at i their months. The teams competing and the Donald Kendall F. 6. 175 Sr. 4 12 Russell Higginbotham ..G. 6.1 165 Jr. 2 11 of boys play a game—they’re all number Kokomo, Newcastle, Central The “Dynamiter” is credited W'ith of participants they have Charles Lookabill C. 6.2 168 Sr. 2 9 Charles Richardson ...,G. 6. 165 Jr. 2 13 Fort Wayne and Warsaw were the set to get right out and play the entered follow: McGaughey 5.10 150 Jr. 1 6 William Goss introducing flying tackle to Richard ...G. .'...F. 6.1 160 Jr. 2 . 12 drawing cards for a capacity crowd one themselves! wrestling, a style Michigan. 24; Penn State. 10: Edward Morris C. 6. 150 Soph. 1 4 Roy of offense that State, 19: Pittsburgh, Ohio Davis F. 5.10 155 Jr. 2 8 in the 4747-seated Muncie gym- Lawrence Trojans and Bev- 21: Kalamazoo fi- Dale Myers 5.8 135 1 3 Milton revolutionized the sport and gave Western State of Kalamazoo. 12: Indiana G. Sr. P’Simer C. 6.3 170 Jr. 2 2 | nasium. The schedule called for eridge Paper Cos. quintets are him the undisputed mat 18: Michigan State, 21; Michigan C. 6.1 158 3 10 C; crown. Sa- mai, 1. HoL Robert Stafford Sr. Dan Fisher 6.2 165 Sr. 3 5 ; Trojans to meet to meet in the titular Law- exponent Newcastle's the voldi is of the "drop Miami. 82V* Ohio David Thompson F. ... 155 Jr. 2 7 William Miller F. 6. 160 Sr. 3 4 Warsaw at fol- rence sectional fray of the ana State. 5: Universitv. 3: Indi- “unknown” club 2. kick,” a lightning-like attack that Notre Dame. 23; Kansas a test of Central's state independent basketball has gained State- Teachers (Pittsburgh. 11: Central | lowed by hieh- him mast of his victories. Normal, 3; De Pauw, if; scoring reputation against Kokomo a tournament at 8:30. A packed trai, 14. Indiana Cen- I Tuesday’s bout will be the “Jump- Tipton-topplers at 3. house in the high school gym er’s” first local appearance Butler, 22: Earlham. 9: Purdu* I. in more Kansas Teachers (Emporial3; Tribesters Take Butler-De Pauw Pact Is U. Matmen in Horace Tooley And they’re holding the Butler is promised at 7:30, however, than a year. nati, 3. Cincin- Collects Relays at fieldhouse. T>k , . . when two teams composed of Ray the Steele. 218. the bronzed Cal- Feature of State Net in Bankers’ Loop; tsk. the players’ fathers take the ifornian. is to pit his .skill against on St. Paul Nine Finals of Tourney 684 | floor for “battle.” Speer in the semi-windup. Frank, a ‘Second Ty Cobb’ Lost Coaches’ Schedule Plan Gresham Turns in 679 The Trojans edged out the rough-and-tumble expert, is one GUN CLUB TO OPEN Little Giants, 26-24, and the of the South's outstanding heavies. fo r Year, Doctor Says Indians Open Exhibitions; McDaniel and Duffy Win NEW SEASON ACTION Beveridge Papers defeated the Jimmy Morris. 221, Memphis, is to Coaches of the Indiana Collegiate When Horace Tooley locates the Lawrence Regulars, 27-24, in try his luck at halting the winning Signs. Conference are looking outside the Olympic pocket in his ten-pin Mike Bouzo Matches. activities it The Indianapolis Gun Club will semi-final contests last night. ways of the “Black Secret,” 220, a By United Press borders of the state today to com- usually results in a series, Times Special brilliant open the shooting season tomorrow masked grappler, in the opener, at BRADEN,TOWN, plete their 1936-37 basketball sched- By United Press and inasmuch as he located it last Fla., March.2l. WAUCHULA, Fla., March 21. gathering afternoon at 1:30 at its range, 1340 8:30. —Dr. George F. Hyland, ules after at the Hotel LEXINGTON, Va„ March 21. night, another bulging count has club phy- Wade Killefer’s Indianapolis Indians Antlers yesterday to arrange games S. Lyndhurst-dr. The facilities of MANGAN CLIPS TIME sician for the St. Louis Final bouts in the National colle- been added to his season’s accom- open Cardinals, were to open their spring exhibition with meifibers of the state league. plishments. the club are to non-member FOR CANADIAN NEW BOARD ARRANGED told General Manager Branch today, Arcadia, Fla. A giate wrestling championship to- trapshooters, according to W. S. MILE schedule at Coach Tony Hinkle arranged ten Rolling in the Bankers League, Rickey today that Lyle Judy, bril- return game is to be played here tilts for with the resump- day will determine the four men to Hiser, secretary. BY WISCONSIN FACULTY liant young Butler, he registered games of 249, 242 By United Press understudy f6r Man- tomorrow and the ‘‘home opener” tion of the De Pauw fea- ager rivalry compete at Lehigh University in and 193 for a 684 to top all loop BASEBALL TORONTO, Canada, March — Frankie Frisch, is lost to the is expected to attract a large crowd. turing. The appear EXHIBITION 21. By United Press Methodists will the Olympic tryout finals in April. rivals in action on city drives. In team for the entire year. Outfielder Mike Bouzo, formerly here Jan. 14 and be hosts to the Cleveland (A), 7; Chicago