Gets Title Shot A FTER a long wait. Young Cor-
• By w Eddie Ash Indianapolis Sports bett, welterweight pride of the Times Pacific coast, is going to get a title Map Southport Gains Fame on Sports chance. He battles Champion Jackie m Fields many say m m m on Feb. 22. and the INDIANAPOLIS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1932 PAGE 8 southpaw- walloper will gallop off Keystone State Plans Trout Funfest with the crown.
m tt m Trade of Londos for Insull Suggested Butler in Frankie Frisch Starts Training Bruins Buy Earlham Quintet Tech Wins Wins 18th Tilt south of town, is entitled to be tossed a few bouquets. SOUTHPORT.The Cardinal high school basketball team won the Marion county Easy Win Coast Star First Tilt By championship, exclusive of Indianapolis fives, this season and gained United Press permanent possession of the Smith-Hassler-Sturm trophy. Eleven schools RICHMOND, Ind.. Jan. 21—Earl- competed the trophy compe- ham's unbeaten cage warriors made and it was Southport's third victory since Franklin; Pay $75,000 for it tition inaugurated. Bulldogs Trounce Cubs eighteen wins in a row Friday Eastsiders Favored to Play was night by year Coach quintet lost out state tour- downing N. C. A. G. U. Last Pitcher’s in the sectional Western Road Trip Young Slugger; Herman of Indianapolis, Shortridge City ney, won by Techncial, Indianapolis, but during the regular season the 27 to 14. in reached the state finals at the Butler The Indianapolis team was trail- Cardinals defeated two teams that on Card. Takes Terms. ing, 8 7, Evansville. Southport downed Bosse to at the half, but folded Meet Finals. fieldhouse, Seymour and Bosse of up this the Owls' tonight. Eleven Butler net pastimers broke By United Press shortly afterward when Woods, again year and will tackle Seymour in gym center, Tech, conqueror of Broad Ripple formerly attended LOS ANGELES. Jan. 21.—Wil- was forced out on personal Two big league ball players of top flight fame into the lineup and all but one got fouls. in the opening game, and Short- Southport high where they took part in athletics and learned liam Veeck, president of the Chi- ridge are to tangle in school into the scoring column as the Bull- Earlham . N. A. G. U. (14). Javorites the the fundamentals of sports and both played on Cardinal cage teams. 4f th h I cago Cubs, dug deep today for KG FT PF pg FT PP title battle of the city high school dogs 28, I il||- 113 slugger with the and trounced Franklin, 47 to at Shamel.f... Rubenstn.f. 1 l o They are Chuck Klein, National League Phillies, llllf Johnson,!., o 3 1 Apfel.f hardwood tournament at Tech to- $75,000 with which to purchase 2 2 2 Oral Hildebrand, one of the most promising of the new crop of pitchers the fieldhouse Friday night. Maze.c ... 3 4 2 Woods,c. ..0 0 4 night. tDuck) Bower,g . majors, of Cleveland staff. George Stainback, star o o 0 Pechoff ,g ... o 1 o in the as a member the mound It was Butler's sixth triumph, and Stonerck.g. 5 1 IMinev.g.... 2 0 2 In semi-final tilts this afternoon, young outfielder, from the Los An- Pump.c Tim That’s a lot of fame for one high school and Southport deserves a marked the final home appearance 0 0 1 Campbell’s east side warriors wide on the sport map Hildebrand followed Klein at the Car- geles Angels Totals .. battle Washington's circle of Tony Hinkle's cagers Friday. 9 9 7 Totals ...Is ~4 ~9 Continentals, dinal school. Chuck branched out into independent baseball before en- until Feb. 8. Veeck also will part with three while Shortridge takes on Manual. tering league pastiming, and Hildebrand attended Butler university and The Bulldogs will make a three- players, Martin Gudat, Cub out- If the two favorites survive the proceeded to shine on court and diamond. game swing through the Missouri fielder, formerly with Columbus; Ed afternoon tussels, another capacity leagues pitcher, High School Net crowd is expected Both reached the big early and stand an excellent chance Valley during the next two weeks. Baecht, and another hurl- to witness to- of there in fast company and in the money er, yet unnamed. night s classic. Tech staying up big for a number After the varsity five, paced by captured a of years. For small high school to have a representative in each of Stainback, a product of Los An- 40 to 38 decision in thrill- one Proffitt and Parrish, had piled up Scores Friday a recent the big leagues is honor of distinction. a geles high school er with the northsiders. an no mean 29 to 11 edge in first half, diamonds, batted the .356 in his first full season with the Tech thumped Ripple, 42 to Hinkle used a reserve combination Arlington. 40: Morton (Richmondi. 25. 6. in ANGLER S PARADISE, BUT NOT FOR KEEPS Angels last year. He will report to Aurora, 29; Vevav. 17 the lid-lifter Friday night. Edwards, in the final period. Goens and the 1934. Warren Central. 14; Beech Grove. 9. banished from the game on a trout stream so filled with big brook trout that they Cubs in Raleigh. 43: 30. in the sec- Kline w'ere outstanding for the v Bentonville. ond period, CASTINGfight one another for the privilege of taking a fisherman’s fly, is the derp innings in £ Veeck also announced that Babe Bourbon, 20; Atwood, 12. scored five field goals, Grizzlies. Herman, slugger acquired Bluffton. 24: Central (Ft. Wayne). 23. Townsend four treat in store for Pennsylvania fishermen if Fish Commissioner Oliver from the Brookville, 31; Newpoint, 21. and Dischinger and Butler <471. Franklin (28). Cincinnati goes through. FG FT PF FG PF Reds at the close of Brazil, 25; Bosse (Evansville). 19. Graves three each for Tech Rip- Deibler’s plan FT Covington. Veedersburg, 18. Miller.f.... l l 2 Barrow,f.... l l l last season, has signed 30: ple, trailing 28 3 The state game commissioner of the Keystone state has acquired a contract. Hammond Tech, 27; 12. to at the half, Davis.f.... 2 0 1 Goens,f .... 4 Chesterton. 0 0 The South (Ft. scored only mile Proffitt,c... 5 3 l lrvine.c 10 0 loquacious Herman took a Side Wayne). 39; Columbia twice from the field about a and a half of unusual water on Sprink creek, in Center Parrish,g.. City, 30. county, 3 1 2 Rapp.g .... 0 0 1 campaign. single glance at the proffered doc- during the game. Pennsylvania, and it is Deibler’s intention to improve this stretch Baird.R 1 0 OBuchnan.g.. 10 3 Center Grove. 41: Edinburg. 21. ument. 43; Lexington, In reserve team games of water in a manner to make it ideal for trout. Withrow,f. 2 1 1 French.f.... o 0 2 Charlestown. 22. Friday Chkdntz.f.. 1 1 0 Kline.g 5 1 “Gosh, Clayton, 19; Jamestown, 18. night, Shortridge Steam 3 bass,’’ he bubbled. “Hand 22: (Vincennes), 18. beat Washington, shovels at work digging deep pools, and ditches, Demmry.c. 2 1 2 Miller.c ... 0 Decker. Gibault are dams and 0 1 me that 30; Dover, 22 19, ... pen.” Perry Central. 22. to and Tech dropped tirush are being arranged in and around the stretch ol water in order Biinn.g 1 o 0 Piercy.f 10 0 Manual, Carr.g . . . 1 0 0 Elkhart. 23: Plymouth. 13. 28 to 23. Today’s schedule: to provide collecting places for food. Bunnell,g.. 0 0 0, Memorial (Evansvillei, 27: Mt. Vernon, 7. Valparaiso. 17; Roosevelt (East Chi- P. M. • After the stretch planted of water is in condition, it is to be with Totals ..19 3 9 Totals ...13 2 cago). 17. 1:00—Broad Ripple Reserves vs. Tech Re. fishermen TI 30: Elwood. 21. serves. trout. And then’s when the will get their chance. Alexandria.Flat Rock. 23; Fairland. 20. 2:00 Shortridge Varsity vs. ' "F'y fishermen will be issued permits to go on the stream and enjoy Fives 31; Franklin. Manual Yar. City Connersville. 27. sitv. sport, retaining any Acton. 24. Clark Township. 19. rare but without of the trout they catch." Deib- Wayne, ler says. take Gossip North Side, Ft. 29; New 3:?Jt~J'jlsl;inpton Vai-sttv vs. Tech Varsttv. ‘‘They can photographs, but the (rout must be returned Pin Haven, 20. <.oo—Shortdgie Reserves vs. winner 1 to the stream. It will hurt many of French Lick. 38: Brownstown. 18. o'clock same. not the trout. BY LEFTY LEE Froebel, Gary, 23: Emerson, Gary. 18. ’’Another plan is to open the Get Washington Township, 38; Galveston, 26. B:3o—Winner 2 o'clock same vs. stream one or two days of each week Tests winner I for a limited period and allow Shelbyville. 25; Greensburg, 19. o’clock same. anglers to take only two trout each, and At midnight tonight the dead line for Morton, Richmond. 39: Greenfield. 20. no more, at that spot during the season.” filing entries in the coming City Associa- Frankie Frisch Horace Mann, Gary, 26; Hammond, 23. tion tournament will be reached. This 37: Attica. 25. . u a a place Hillsboro. a b year's play will be on the Uptown alleys, With second at stake in the Huntinburg, starting 20: Jasper Academy. 8. Jan. 28. Entry blanks are obtain- National Basketball League, Kaut- Hobart. 29; Crown Point, 28 (overtime). HIS REAL NAME IS CHRISTOPHER able at any of the local alleys and St. Mary's. Huntington. 21; Andrews, Basketball Notes THEOPHELUS be sent to should sky A. C. and Toledo 17. Norman Hamilton. Crimson Coach Jeffersonville. 35: Lawrenceburg, 14. LONDOS, the rassler, promise another cage 27: Kempton. the Strumberry Pie and Rustabif The Cut; Tobaccos Pickard. 20. Crimson women's annual meet Critz Takes Cubs won the Olympic will be Big Pay Wednes- * that Kentland, 32; Earl Park, 28. C'IHIMMIEchamp, named himself after the city of London dropped rolled on the Central alleys, play starting thriller at the armory Sunday. Kingman. day League with a season record of and the 24; West Lebanon, 22. games nine *‘n’ ure same date as the men s event, Jan. Toledo with 24; won and one lost after downing and used an “s.” He picked out a big city for a name while he was nnJB. will one of the greatest Kokomo, Logansport, 17. Olympic the also demand that entries for this 34: Lowell. 21. A. C. in the final round. The at it. No village for him. His real name Christopher event be in the mail by midnight, Jan. 21. defensive teams in the midwest, has Brook. Cubs won in a hard-fought, over- is Theophelus—and W Bucs Leavenworth. 40; Birdseye, 17. time game, double Helen Kritsch is Trial ith 20 to 18. there secretary of the Indian- Hoyt Gets Menhennet made wasn’t a chance of getting a name of that magnitude apoiis won three out of four loop starts. Castleton varsity. 23; Castleton alumni, winning field the in a news- Women’s Bowling Association and 19. goal in the final extra period. paper headline. Londos is monopolizing the all entries should be Only points have been scored awarded " American sport money mar- directed to her. sixty Marengo. 29; Bristow, 20. . trophy and each member of the ten-man squad ket and it might be a good idea to trade him to Greece for Sam Insull. against the Buckeyes in four games. Marion, 32; Garrett. 17. gold basketball. received Years . O’Connell finds he can roll much BY JACK CUDDY Greenwood, Miss., he was mighty Martinsville, 40; Bloomington, 20. ago the Terrible Turk, a man-mountain rassler, invaded better with an injured ankle and will try Ollie Wiza, speedy forward Olympic Buddies walked off with second the states, out the theory United Press Staff Correspondent pleased. and Medora, 21; Freetown, 17. e m the e by of a delivery Seymour, § t> aßue trimming collected a fortune, strapped on a money belt filled with gold slow-ball in accurate will team with Fred- 26; Mitchell, 20. ldea2 ca,s. l South massive the future. O'Connell’s first two games in shot, ®, n the flnal Riimf. 45 to 33. the K. of NEW YORK, 21.—Hugh Many of the experts believe he Morristown, 25: New Palestine, 20. The D e^ J fcoins and sailed for his home land. He never reached it. His was C. League series on the Dela- Jan. Jacobs, another speedboy and 22; Buddies finished with eight wins ship ware alleys be season by die Frankfort. Muncie. 16 two defeats. and Wrecked and the Terrible Turk was lost at sea. One said the totaled 332 when he tried to Critz and Waite Hoyt, who were will replaced this Helmsburg. 37; Nashville. 29. story heavy catch a falling bench that Tex., one-handed shooter. Abbie Yourist, Olympic A. C. was third; Question wealth-laden threatened to great baseball players once, were Byrne James of Dallas, a new- New Augusta, 27: Lawrence. 19. Marks who won belt pulled the giant under when he was floundering in the injure a child watching the plav The re- former all-Ohio Conference center, Anderson, 26; Newcastle. a forfeit from the Indi- sult was an injured ankle nearing comer. In that case, he probably 20. anapolis Biddies in the final round, water to wim to for O'Connell the close of their major Petersburg, 30; Monroe City, ; fourth: endeavoring a lifeboat. and a 277 finish who six feet will be at 20. Bearcats fifth, Indianapolis that tied Basil Vanier's be an stands four, Hope, 27; Hope alumni. 2i. and Buddies • n n tt bob early season effort in this league league careers today as the former will given outright release. last. for high the pivot, and Captain Pip Koehler Pittsboro, 41; Stilesville, 18. Ken single tame. This count saved the final signed for another season with the This season will be Hughie’s Williams of the Bearcats was lead- RUTH drew $75,000 year game for Brownsburg, 23: Plainfield, 20. lng scorer the league points last and has been asked to accept a Pittman-Ricc after they lost the and Arnie Straka, Toledo U. captain 32; in with 103 first two to and Hoyt from the thirteenth in professional baseball Prairie. Atlanta. 28. * h® ten games, but cut of leaving $50,000 Hoosier Optical. Giants shifted 32: 24. i?* George Seal of the BABE $25,000, him a mere in sight for 1933. The major leagues. last year will be the guards. Greencastle, Rushville. Question Marks had a better per Giants to the Pittsburgh Pirates. and his tenth in the Salem. 33; Paoli. 23. game, average Sultan of Swat has intimated he wall u participating in but games be glad to please his Yankee bosses ',Fo rol ’ ed ? total 629 on games Harry Keller, former Purdue ace, Scottsburg. 30; Austin. 15. average nine His of„f 215. 200'2; 214,o Both are past 30, and both are For Hoyt, the trial with Pitts- was more than eleven a game by standing for a reduction of a ‘‘reasonable amount" that and and the Penn Coal Sheridan. 20; Cicero. 12. Other leading would assure on a three from to will his will make his first local appearance scorers were Ed Beeson o ., , Finneran Gro- susceptible arm burgh be another in Lafontaine, 20; Swayzee, 18. him of ' i! trouble. Critz, lap Bearcats. 76; T. $60,000 or $65,000 for six months' work. Brother, Can You Spare r>: Scott Trucking also won from with the Kautskys. The tip-off is Tipton. 26; Crawfordsville. 19. Percifled, Olympic A. c! Block Optical. J. Barrett three until recently of the game’s journey downward. The Giants re- 3 Lefty Montfort, Olympic Bud- a Dime? rolling 644 for one Thorntown, 26: Fowler. 21. dies 6 as B'ackwell Chicago). 26; Whit- In Indianapolis District Epworth League In the smaller minor leagues, salary slices are going to be made with Wheeler ing in a at 2 p. games Lunch rolled a total of 3.010 to be replaced by a younger man. Terry signed him last June after prelim m. ing. 21. at Broadway gym, Roberts Park a lumberman's ax. Some of the probably will ask permission take two games from Schmitt Insurance Washington, 28; Bedford, 24. defeated Fountain Street. 23 22 athletes during the After trying unsuccessfully to the Brooklyn Dodgers had set him Broadway to and to sleep at the ball parks to come out even. Washington League play on the Schultz Turners Zionville, 41: Westfield, 18. won from Castleton, 35 to 28 Illinois alleys. Schneider. E. Heckman, Hughey, Manager Bill Joins Charlottesville, 31; Wilkinson. 24. tne first game. Fountain held a trade Terry adrift. The Brooklyn release was pointJ". lead one- a o tt a a a voUinst totals of 622. Jeffersonville Netters, one of the Windfall, 29: Greentown. 23. with a minute to go, but lost 612 605 a*d 603 for team as cut Critz 1932 salary of about $15,- his 1932, Philadelphia Young 37; Walton, 34. when twice from Kelley the Wheeler second in the leading quintets, invade South America. throw Mosher tallied the free Bunny grid counted 603 for the state's Griffith, 26; Liberty Center. 25. line. led 13 to 10 at the Oakes, Montana coach, evidently is coaching for la y losers. New- 000 to something under SIO,OOO. let him go in the ”Fountain the £ Can also won two from Giesen Athletics having Side gym Griffith girls, 15; Liberty Center girls, 8. f al 0 fo r the, winners, p. , fun of Product,l Critz from Turners Sunday at 3 sonnn o„rf D and John- it or has succeeded in hypnotizing the faculty. His eleven but lost the final when the Geisen wrote his. home in spring. and Pi ice for the losers were boys pounded m. with all-star lineup. best. failed to a game last fall and also failed to tie one. out a total of 1,094. During an Broadway and Castleton were 13 to win He has been t es lacl 13 at the half, but tied. cs ? and w - Heckman rolled Englehart, former Wash- Broadway, led bv for Maybe they punish scores S Jingles h er ® rehired 1933. want to him. Tfof 653 and 618. ' £ pp n ai d R M °nr°e. star, and Wayne ex- ?oto w‘inwin Hicks,5 Broadwayi rallied u tt e tt tt tt ington Wirey, guard, and P oh BU, rolled another H. S. Tourneys Friday a nd Dueley of iJ A fu 700 total, hav- Franklin ace, have teamed at for- good glme Castleton. played Jimmy Dykes, the third sacker, says the "most artful” feeling ‘n* 11,l,? Ban jes of 185- 269 and 258. Shipp Stars as Irish as is and Vl ,b the Trip 1 . help of a 640 and 636 by ward for three years and form a when you’re in a batting slump, you fear you’re slipping and you feel dsm and Hadley, these Technical, 42; Broad Ripple, 6. 3?2' !t£ boys totaled real Both stand six Hoosier Pete quintet like book 034 with a single game 1,120 scoring threat. Shortridge B. 22: Washington B, 19. e would to the presence of the eager, ambitious youngsters on the bench haunt- count of to Wl e?ms havin access to gyms r ?m Hoosier Optical. inches. Brad Lair, six Technical B. 28: Manual B 23. rsn rrun Union township. 27. p , ' , 0t elehtern victories Fresh from a 33 to 37 triumph E. TIPPECANOE ?anT'th™etdree. rtnfdefeats, andclaim the around at all of which places O'Connor got five field goals, all-state performer with Danville COUNTY M,o Jewish bas- nights, him in a pickle. He received a cut Clark’s Hill. 29: West Lafayette, ketball championship of the Any and Brake Service over Lebanon’s speedy quintet, Ca- Barnhorst Carson 10. iS e city. in wages and is unable to become profane found King Billiards their three and and J. last season, who will team with Montmorenci, 36; 23. a W h nK to dispure about it. to liking, taking Monitor. can Riki. e 7 claim all three games when thedral invades tonight two each for Cathedral Romney, 31; Jefferson reserves, 27. clu n08*9s% after?t 7 p m,. ask for Mr tt tt tt tt tt tt rolled Thomas and Meyers Greencastle O'Connor Saddler at forward, with big Jack Davis. Netters, The is A. A. totals of 621 and 609. to battle the Tiger Cubs, one of PERRY COUNTY Kirshbaum notice. tip out that Stagg, “Grand Old Man of the Midway” the Williams. Stewart, Brown and Gul- Hill at center. Bulleit,- former Union township, 28; Rome, 27 (over- grid years The City League state's strongest prep time). to and coach for forty-one at Chicago, is slated to succeed J. C. feature was Bar- teams. lion led Lebanon. Shortridge placaRamblers have access Wood- S the ace, is playing a great Troy, uff next Wednesday Haper Coff e Shipp, 17: Oil township. 15. , Kvm night as athletic director at Notre Dame. winningwinnino' ’ a ,? match. Barba sol Charley 6 foot 4 inch pas- Park captured luffI s U all three, with a total an overtime deci- game at guard and has been MONTGOMERY COUNTY os team desiring a game ccall11 of 3.174. aver- TnmmTommy Gilpini at Ir. ' The second game score was Barbasol 1 133 timer, who tips the scales at 210 sion from Advance, 24 to 23, A. Car- five a game. Wayneton, 30; Alamo, 19. 3852. 08 aging points Ladoga. 36; Bowers, 17. £' Pritchett. Johnson] pounds, made his debut with Joe roll a free At a meeting d G adi' had totals of 678. scoring throw in the Turner girls play Louisville Ep- New Market, 24; Crawfordsville re- of the athletic committee y , 673, 657 h fl nri" ,l fi9628 / i the Indiana D°l is Cubs L C^ for the winners, as Haislup. Deinhart’s Irish five and carried off overtime period. The rivals serves. 19. t bp Recreation Club rolled were pings, A. A. U. champions at 2 p. m., BURLINGTON INVITATIONAL tohowing were appointed to manage 682 629 and ® Bozeman Grabs Cue Lead 614 for offensive and defensive honors. He deadlocked 14-all at half opener 31; Burlington. 18. : aseball -. Joseph foot- Hoosier time. with the at 1. Russiaville. hallball. ArchieA°rarhl Brown; Smith: jumped center and then dropped Birthright for Ser- West Middleton, 38; Ervin, 21. basketball. Lowell Hil- starred Park and Camden, 22; Carrollton, 20. Rober bowling won two games from Rose Tire, Midkiff; t Barr: Marotts:fox and back to guard, scoring six field ings and for Esteh water polo. James Mot- V- Wiesman scoring 612 and 611 Dale Advance. singer: Robert Harbin was M U 3S R F°X counted 619 goals. elected athletic Third Tire ' ’ for the Crispus Attucks dropped a thrill- Friday director There will be an important base- W ith in Row boy”s College Scores Monday Victory ball meeting night at the Connecting on six of their first er to Central High of community Rhodius U an Louisville, house. All last years player! ?urn s had honor of eight shots, the Irish took 12-to-2 36 to Olympic Tankers !.n W’anting to play with 62rt>24 andnnH 615is T u totals a 33, after being tied 16-all at f, others the Cub3 for Johnson Chevrolet and STATE COLLEGE should attend this meeting:. 111 Von ,he ™ lead. Lebanon rallied to lead 20 to half time. s}i Pitss cago. Otto bb” from White and Moseby, Earlham, 27; N. C. A. G. U., Vniterl Reiselt and Frank Sco- Booster^ Four the Elk with 14. Boosters. members of the Hotel 16 at the naif. The edge changed goals each, led Butler, 47; Franklin, 28. Kirshbaum Bulldogs ; CHICAGO, Jan. 21.—With Clar- ville open the card today. Antler team were over the 600 mark five field the At- Indiana State. 37; Indiana Central, 21. to Perform Here annexed the Citv S n 1! Ste- basketball crown ence Jackson, Detroit, the only top Johnny Layton, (MoJ ° n 654 ' stemrß - 635: hands several times in the last half. tucks attack. OTHER COLLEGES K th e bv defeat! the Sedalia -6?5 nid o- Miridach. o hiehlv-touted Communal Midgets, U mK - 600 9,069. and Wittenberg. 42; Ohio Wesleyan, 40. -o9 ito i19. Bernstein and flight player competing today, cue veteran, was upset Friday win the entiree?Hri series ,' t 0 total Ohio Davis starred for who after from Budweiser Case. State. 31; Xavier, 19. When the Olympic games were the victors, while Waiss and Wexler played Expert's in the lower half of the his sensational tangle Ohio Northern, 32; Hiram, 28. el br the Midgets. Bulldogs start, will Charley held at Los Angeles last summer the ?L *Jplay are anxious standings Tyner rolled his second 7nn Florida. 25; Georgia, 22 to city teams in the 18 to make up most of the ac- Arthur e ® 20-vear-old with Thurnblad. when he Arkansas, 36; Rice. 32. University of Michigan was repre- laas- Ca R' Schreiber at Ha. 2900 to°to totalota? iOS during Virginia Poly. 38; V. M. 34. tr I, or tion in world's three cushion billiard Jay N. Bozeman Jr., bespectacled, 278 the ACER $7,000,000 Chicago Stadium 1., Kirshbaum Community Center. 2314 e Serif Mi,ss. in Duke. 36; North Carolina State, 29. sented by Jim Christy, free styler, £titeNorth Meridian Championship. youth from mT l i second place was street. confident Vallejo, Cal., an L100 pins behind the South Carolina, 47; Olemson, 26. and Dick Deg- with 603 leader Carleton, 45; Lawrence, In the second afternoon contest, nonchalantly assumed first place 24. rfer, r.-ptimson Cubs, who won the Olympic St. John's (Minn, i, 33; St. Mary’s diver. Both Wednesday League, will meet Jackson who has two victories in with his third straight victory Fri- (Winona). 21. y- first game WoodsidV A team has struck a win- Is Placed in won points for the on Sunday’s schedule day night. stride, adding games Receivership Dakota South Dakota in the Olympic Sunday League. two starts, meets Allen Hall of Chi- He trimmed Allen Hall, three more to North State, 35; The Cubs l nn during the Block State. 21. United States, are in a three-wav tie for the lead a 50 to 34. in forty-three Ladies League, i'," , Ontical meet and innings. o play at Pritchett's Wairf Concordia (Moorhead), 58; Meiji, 36 Chr isty taking will Woodside at 1 p. m ™reich Florists Olympic Buddies meet Denton trimmed Layton, 50 to 39 also won three from Mc- Akron. 28; Mt. Union, 25. R. o C Club nt Gaw Insurance, as Coca BY KENNETH D. FRY Indirectly, it was the Marietta, 42; Bowling Green (O.t. third in the 1,500- Ul Pd for the lead Fight Results Friday in fifty-six innings, and dianapolis Kribs. Cola In- collapse of 37. with OHmn>'Olympic h - clashes Augie Baseball Club and Thomas United I’ress Stiff Corr’enond-nt to make Northern Illinois, 25; St. Viator. 23. meter event and Flashes£i" at 3. and Olympic Kiechhefer, Lunch won two from Bowlet Company’ Paddy’s hopes Chicago the Illinois Wesleyan, 35; Eureka, 21. e e lead Chicago, defending his er CHICAGO, Jan. 21.—The $7,000.- Degner a third in £ewlTß,M ' £Tr Blacker Chill and Hoosier sporting center of the world. St. Thomas. 42; St. Olaf, 28. e dakiM title, eked out a thin victory over Pete. McDaniels 558 led this loop. 000 Chicago Stadium, built by Washington and Jeffer- competi- AT PARIS—Old Jack Johnson, ,ed Alex- After death, Juniata. 38; diving Scoville, 50 to 49 in ler„;r! 543: Thomas. 535: the depression had son. 31. Stock Yards basketball former world cham- fifty-five innings. ?9r Y pm. Harlan Paddy Harmon from nickels and tion. aa teams won two heavyweight S2l: }^'th 608: Baker. 512; MacKin- whipped a man in Oklahoma Aggies, 30; Drake, 22. Ha 'A thorn gvm Wednesday The standings: non, 506 and 507. skat- indomitable life. Tulsa, nniffht dpdefent*ir,fea ting pion, the toast of box- Shea. dimes he amassed operating a 51: Oklahoma Baptist. 39. Both aquatic j v, Charlottesville. 42 to 32 was French Fights, pageants, V Bnd T Won Lost High politics and cir- South Dakota, 50; Morningside, 14 d k er °°l ing circles J.T N. „ Run reports ing was enmeshed today in with 2(P ev Shoe Rebuilders. 31 today because of a re- Bozeman 3 0 7 Ham- Bason that Ham- Geisel rink, cuses have made the stadium their Penn, 38; Simpson. 35. performers, to r Welker Cochran has taken to knocking pins re X eS av markable showing Friday night .2 0 8 down the ten financial difficulties of a receiver- Birmingham Southern, 50; Auburn, 33. Johnny Schmieler, T r.y^J ? ’ Stock Yards will meet Clarence Jackson 2 0 7 with a bow and arrow in attempt arena. When Jack Dempsey and Wyoming, 43; ihH pcande Aces Lilly. lmnrove an to Denver, 18. H'jL, and Eli EH Lilly against two classy young heavy- Tiff Denton 3 1 9 his 91 eanie. rolled when ship. Colorado college, one-time world’s lcaln play the game Angle WKBF King Levinsky fought an exhibition 30; Western State. 23. 7.30Sill? first at weights at the Salle Wagram. Kieckhefer ..2 I 6 Hancock's 'East End Hustlers.'' The huge structure on the near Utah, 55; Utan Aggies. 37. record holder in p. m. Johnny Layton 1 1 11 Hancock tried to get a return match with bout there last year, 23,322 persons Bethany. 37; Allen Hall the Radio scene of Harmon’s early Baker, 16. stroke Indianapolis The 55-year-old Negro, one the 0 2 4 team but Connie insists that west side, —an indoor record—- John's (Brooklyn), 31; Georgetown, the breast Deaks will battle Eli Lilly Otto Reiselt 0 2 8 they prove their ability by winning a attendance five Sunday at the Armory greatest defensive fighters in Frank match from conquests, was placed in receiver- events, and other at 2 p m. ring Scoville 0 3 6 some other team first, so the crowded in. Brigham Young. 52; aks wou 'd to Arthur rhanra.s for a Friday Montana State. 38. Christy P® t hke schedule strong out-of- history, boxed one round each with Thurnblad 0 3 10 reversal of the first result ship by Federal Judge James Last Kansas 30; in terco 1 legiate rown teams having access are slim. summer, both the Republican Wesleyan, McPherson, 23. to gyms. Deaks Maurice Griselle, French champion, H. Wilkerson. Sidney Strotz, pres- and Democratic Colorado Teachers, 39; Colorado, 31. champions, w ill appear here this one, ?ame this year and are conventions were T dl CU °okin g Strong teams, The East End boys may of the Corporation, w and Ernest Cuehring of Germany. 2 TILTS not be able to ident Stadium held there. Hockey is the main at- evening. Wr\t£*i11 W I?n-wdllams> North Addison ON BIG TEN ro'l the mineralite. but they can certainly COOKE GETS CHANCE street ’ He marshalled his ringcraft out nut on the feed bag in big league stvle. and Fred E. Hummel, were named traction now, but rodeos, operas, The Wolverine tank squad will of the past and actually CAGE •s the payment of their wager to feed the receivers. By Times Special the yinsr out-boxed CARD TONIGHT winner proved. tennis and even football have meet members of Indianapolis -„?*? without the of Bason. Carpenter. Moor? regulars, Ryker Services three Although and Connie thought they being But the legal NEW and Wooley Shoe Re- both men. he probably were fed back of cold drawn thousands to “the house that YORK, Jan. 21.—New York's Athletic Club tank team in a se- huhders a fr- , (’ of charge, hut it lost hard tussle to Stock Yards. couldn't have By T'nitrd Press after was over the maneuver, sport followers who Yankees have changed of 31 to 26 lasted over a longer losers re"eived their money's worth with saw Paddy built.” their mind ries exhibitions and match races Kellemeyer, Shutt and Chandler a on with high musical entertainment nourish his dreams about Dusty * starred offense, while Hanna and Bed- route either, he showed flashes CHICAGO. Jan. 21.—Action in Big class from Harmon and Harmon, who operated the Sta- Cooke. The fleet young in the I. A. C. pool. ws l of great strength. the stars of WKBF. years of turned ,in fine defensive jobs. Re- Ten basketball circles tonight will plans through adverse dium like a general store, lost con- outfielder, out last year with a bullders desire a game for Sunday after- be confined to local courts. Illinois, At the Illinois alleys, todav and Sunday, events until finally he constructed trol of it in 1929. Sheldon Clark shoulder injury, 2°?,n .'V‘th a team having access to a gym. singles rolled, recently was re- Call Lincoln 0917 and for Harry AT WTNSTON SALEM N C, Maxie conqueror of a 215 scratch will be the an arena to compare with Madison operated it and in on option to MANGRUM GOLF VICTOR ask Shutt. Rosenbloom. light heavyweight title Northwestern in the entry bee being $1 per series. Plavers mav temporarily, 1930, leased Newark, but was claim- they Sam Subways, playing in 14-16-year- ant. easily thumped Chuck Burns of Texas season's opener, plays its return tilt roll as often as desire in this event, Square Garden, there was a tone the year Harmon died, Strotz be- recalled Friday and will go south With the In ten rounds. against but can only cash in the prize list one of sadness. Cops Pro-Amateur Prize old class, desire a game for tonight and the Wildcats at Evanston, time. came president. with the Yanks. Saturday and will give return games at Partner. their and Michigan Chicago to Phoenix gym. Call Harrison 1587-W, between AT NEW YORK Hans Birkle. German invades 6 and 7 p. m. and ask for Fred. heavyweight, decisioned Jimmy Braddock tangle with the weak Maroons. By Times Special of Jersey City in ten slow and uninterest- Irvington rounds. Only Northwestern and Michigan are PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 21.—Ray Trojans downed Water Com- ing 4.000 fans attended and pany five before a than half staved to see the heavy Huey Long, Like Gabby Street, Vaccinated by capacity crowd at old less finish. favorites. Victrola Needle Mangrum. Los Angeles pro, anArizona pro-amateur here Friday game when he suffered a severe eve Xavier Cincinnati. YORK. Jan. 21.—Matt ing out there on senate floor starting at 7 p. m. injury in the eight inches in diameter. In brief, orderly, dignified manner, wasting with a best ball card cf 65 on the the fourth round when the rivals butted Mann, swimming atmosphere heads in a clinch. NEW coach of the spraying the with rush- enlarge them practically to twice neither strokes, foot pounds nor par 72 Teams in Wayne and Pike townships are course. asked get PIRATES SIGN University of Michigan, reveals that ing torrents of natural gas, pausing their present size. “This beats. The hole is all to in touch with Ralph Ellers CHICAGO—Johnny Phagan. MEINE will make heart putting A field opened play regarding a Marion county tournament. AT 146. Chi- the swimmers, victors in the at brief intervals to refuel. brilliant to- Call Dr. cago. knocked out Harry Schuman. 142. Jap only putting easier,” explains the deep- right. It’s the first 400 yards that $1,500 7963-ring 4. or write R. R 1. Vet Slab day in the annual Arizona Box 436-G. Indianapolis. Chicago 1 1 >: Rav Trimble 161. Rockford, Star. Stubborn 1932 Hold- Olympics, pumped themselves full It is incredible that Senator Long reasoning Sarazen. Come to think are the hardest. outpointed Joe Mendoza. 164. Chicago '6> hope, which will be concluded Sun- out, Ready for Season. of oxygen before entering the tank. could have gone that far under his of it, it ought to. The drawback to o n n The Standard Grocery five won from —Joe Australians day. Irvington Fliers at old Butler gvm 35 to AT HOLLYWOOD Ghnoulv. 133, St. By fulled ss Mann's implication is that this own power. It reminds me of the Sarazen s to make less have protested Louis, outpointed Cecil Pavne. 132. Louis- Pn scheme golf j 22. Wednesday. Ward and Moore led the didn't do them ai v harm. To be comment George Moriarty. the um- difficult is that THEagainst the unorthodox way for the Standards while Rwes and ville. Kv. 1 10>. PITTtiBUGRH. Jan. 21,-Pitts- you can not putt; bowling Lee sure that it doesn't happen again pire, made about Manager Gabby you green. of the English cricket PARKE ADDS”tWO~WINS show’ed best for the losers. The Stand- SAN FRANCISCO—Tommy King. burgh's until reach the team. It ards would like to meet Vonnegut Hard- AT 152. Pirates will have the serv- ware games. Fall R:\er Mass., decisioned Cerefln Gar- he demands there be a law. Street. “That guy must have been If Sarazen wants to do something I seems that Larwood delivers what is team and Ferndales in return tlOi JoAey Call Barker at Riley 9159. cia. 147. Manilla j ices of Heine Meine, start right- Medical authori- vaccinated with a Victrola needle.” really helpful, let him devise a equivalent to the bean ball in Sensational Boots 20 Home hander. from the start of the season ties are disposed American baseball. The ball takes in Eight Days. Three games are carded for the Luth- scoff at Mann’s eran Basketball Association next Sunday LA BARBA TO BATTLE in 1933. to a peculiar bounce and twist and is By Times Special at St. Paul hall, Weghorst and Wright insinuations on difficult to follow. streets, with St. Paul Juniors and Trinity The 34-year-old who Hj|s, NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 21.—Twen- opening p. BRITISH RING CHAMPS hurler, was the that One of Juniors action at 1:30 m. a stubborn holdout for many ground Chestnut’s 21 Points Help the Australian stars, W. ty triumphs in eight days—that is Emmaus and Bloomington tangle at 2 30 weeks ■ anybody with Trinity battling St. at 340. with a A. Oldfield, was struck John after the 1932 race started, on the head the remarkable record turned in by The league-leading accepted - St. Paul five Is idle By T utted Press the Buc’s free wheeling and disabled. The situation has young sensa- Jan. 21.—With terms Friday. He won smeller Monte Parke, jockey NEW YORK. Kid twelve and lost nine can get \\ produced a tension which threat- tion. last year. oxygen State I. C. hi Chocolate unable to leave Cuba be- all the he Snap String ens the future of the classic He piloted two winners home cause of the immigration laws. can use merely by matches. his total in Friday to boost for the Madison Square Garden announced PARELLI PINS CARLIN hal ■n g God's The incident serves to stress the park meeting Indiana victory string edge. Grey- Jefferson to fifty-three today that Fidel Labarba of Cali- fresh air. But Central's l amassed a 23 to 7 The j marked difference between cricket FREE snapped at ten Friday night hounds rallied to pull within nine and his 1933 list to twenty-nine. fornia. will substitute for the Cu- Thom, Chief Little Wolf Draw and there are a few was i 1 and baseball, and to explain why with Seaman Watson, who dissent and when the Greyhounds dropped a 37 points of the Sycamores at the start never the twain shall ban in a bout McCann Flops Haddock. Indiana of meet. I mean SOUTHPAW STARS CLASH on Mann appears to 21 decision to State here. the final period, but two rapid you can hit a ball CIGARETTES British featherweight champion, player on the By Times Special Taking the first and third falls, content to rest his Chestnut, brilliant Sycamore field goals by Chestnut checked .':e head all day 15c Jan. 27. and the only effect CORAL Fla., Jan. 21. PACKAGE—FREE Joe Parelli, Texas middleweight, de- case on the evi- center, was the hero of the game, spurt. will put GABLES. The bout will be a twelve-round- be to another runner on iO.) Johnny dence, bagging twenty-one points. He also Ind. State E. G. Livesay, Columbus vet- WITH 5 GAL. OF GAS er and the men must come in at feated Carlin, local veteran, Williams which is Central r2l>. Ind. 637>. base. in the feature that the Japs won captured the tip-off from big Dave FG FT PF' FG FT PF eran, and Fred Webb of Hollyw’ood, * 128 pounds or less. The winner will mat event at the Ar- Fla., —24 mory Friday night. when they didn't figure to, and for DeJernett and played a stellar de- Emig.f 1 2 2Blubaum.f.. 3 0 4 A COLLINS IN battle in the thirty-six-hole HOUR SERVICE—- meet Chocolate in February for M Cuen.f.. 0 1 1 Speuce.f 2 0 2 MINISTRY Coech Billy Indiana that reason the matter is discussed. fensive game. Paul Collins, son of finals of the Miami tourney for left- world's featherweight title, pro- Thom of U. grappled De Jernet.c 4 2 2 Chestnut.c.. 9 33 Eddie Col- the thirty minutes to no fall with Chief little invaders a Swank.g.... 1 1 0 Bootv.g 1 0 4 lins, handed linksmen. Wolf end Wildcat McCann pinned The swept into twelve- former second baseman and viding, of course, Chocolate man- Dale Spurgen.g . 1 0 0 Osborne.g.. 1.2 1 Haddock In eight minutes “l think there is point at the outset before In- now coach of the Philadelphia INDIANAD this country by Eddie BeHhaw lead M'Cartv.f.. 0 0 1 Pipes.f 0 0 1 Christamore Flashes desire games with 4 B ages to get floored Jack Adams in thirteen minutes ... into PERSONALLYsomething in this oxygen stuff. diana Central could score. At the Swan.g 0 10 Untulis.g 0 0 0 Athletics, is for the city teams in the 17-20-year-old class on 1121 N. Meridian time. and Andv Rascher won from Chief Lake- studying min- t that side in eight minutes on a loui. As exhibit A, I gjve you cheerfully, half, the collegians had ! at a home and home basis. Call Wilkes Neili, Terre Haute 1 Totals istry Dartmouth college. Bel. 0728, between 5 and 6:30 p. m. ■ * I 4 I