Gets Title Shot A FTER a long wait. Young Cor-

• By w Eddie Ash 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 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 quintet lost out state tour- downing N. C. A. G. U. Last ’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, 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 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 , 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 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, 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 , 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 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 . 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