Plan *Davis Cup * Football By Eddie Ash European football legislators are planning interna- 0* Indianapolis Times Sports tional football along Davis Cup lines. At first it would The Ship Comes in for Dizzy Dean include only Britain and most of the European coun- * * * tries. Eventually America INDIANAPOLIS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1934 PAGE 16 the United States and South Ikri Jumps from S3OOO to $22,500 Since ’32 might be taken in. pIZZY DEAN has reached the dizzy heights of finance with such rapid strides that accounts of his future accom- DEAL INVOLVING RUTH HINTED AT CONFAB pl is/iments may be transferred to the financial page. He is getting out of control on the sports page and it may take an Jewel Ens Signed expert accountant to keep books on him. He is on his way Espinosa and Ripple Sees Better Days National Loop Club Owners up like and evidently is destined to supplant the to Pirates Babe among America’s millions of boy hero worshippers. Dutra Battle Rumored Considering Bam as It is said Dizzy’s 1935 contract calls for $22,500. That’s an increase of $15,000 over 1931—one year. Moreover it is | Major Opens an increase of $17,500 over his 1933 wages and $19,500 over for Golf Lead Annual Session 1932. He drew down SSOOO in 1933 and $7500 in 1934. With Houston in 1931 the elder Dean received $2500, and when he Ralph Stonehouse Goes Into Yankees Understood to Be in Market for Player Trade, was promoted to the St. Louis Cardinals this figure was Tie With Defending King With Ben Chapman as Bait: Hornsby Reported raised to S3OOO in 1932. in Miami Tourney. Ready to Clean House for Browns. The sum of $22,500 is not a whole lot of money for a mound wonder in some cities, but it is real coin in St. Louis, a poor baseball town where By United Press BY LAWTON CARVER weekday attendance has cut the salary standard far below such cities as MIAMI, Fla., Dec. 11.—Abe . I'nited Press Staff Correspondent New York, Chicago and a few other centers in the majors. Espinosa and Olin Dutra, who lived l|g|£ | NEW YORK, Dec. 11.—In all the hoopla preceding major league base- B B B B b a ball across tlje street from each other meetings opening here today Babe Ruth was overlooked, until the great Dean more than doubled his 1934 salary by as boyhood chums at Monterey, last minute. THEearnings and barnstorming exhibitions. On top of that he has col- Calif., arc just about that close in But now the celebrated tourist, at present stopping over at Manila, movie appearances and advertising field. spotlight lected fat contracts for in the the Miami Biltmore $12,500 Open. has boomed into the as a possibility for the biggest deal of the money flowing Dizzy’s way huge chunks. The ship many The is now in Dean Espinosa idled today with the lead expected to take place. in last, if watches his step will stand a bright came at and Dizzy he he took yesterday as half the field He’s through playing baseball, by of becoming his own word, but would manage a chance baseball’s wealthiest . completed second rounds. Dutra ;ji§i§rar vs** Dizzy is dizzy in the dugout, on the practice field and in hotel lobbies, went out today for his second round club. The , so Ring but on the mound he is “all pitcher." He is hard to fool, and for that regarded as the most likely to move far, has let it rest there. The obvious Second Bill reason it is believed he will keep his head now that a fortune suddenly into the top spot. guess is that a has been tossed into his lap. * With a first round sub-par 70 as a club will wind up with him as pilot. > Offered Friday He has better judgment than most persons think, especially when his ©f starter, the National Open cham- What he might be worth at the own money is involved. He used to be a free spender of other persons’ j pion could soar to 76 today and still gate as a and pinch-hitter money, but that was when his baseball wages amounted to chicken feed | Jewel Ens wind up in a tie with Espinosa’s 74- is what a number of owners have Wilson, and he was unaware of the real value of a dollar. The rig fellow has 72—146. been trying to calculate, weighing Waggoner, Thomas “smarted up” the last two years. Maybe his wife is a good manager. By Times Special While Espinosa moved into undis- the probable cost of obtaining him and Others to Box. At any rate Dizzy is on top of the world now—and he’s still young. PITTSBURGH, Dec. puted lead yesterday, Orville White, from the . Some a a a 11.—The a a a Pirates have St. Louis, brought the first big thrill of the more rabid Ruth fans have The Hercules A. C., with Lloyd latest Babe rumor has the retired home king going to Pittsburgh announced TNIE Ruth signing of Jewel Ens, St. Louis, to the tournament by giving par a failed to cut him loose from his the as manager. This stove league yarn says the Cubs Carter as matchmaker, will offer tha pilot of the Bucs late in 1929 two-stroke beating with 69 for a present owners before establishing have made Manager Grimm vice-president as the move to from second of a series of “California Charlie initial to 1931, to serve as coach and two-round total of 147 and a second him elsewhere. pave the way for Ruth to step in as field boss of the Bruins, leaving Johnny The word also style” boxing at Armory chief of staff to , place tie with Farrell, is out that the cards the Grimm up among the counting house executives. Grimm was appointed Open champion, manager, during the 1935 season. Baltrusol, former Yankees are in the market for a Friday night. Eight bouts will com- vice-prexy of the Bruins recently after being re-appointed club pilot. The and Mike Turnesa, Elmsford, N. Y. trade that will give them the dif- rumor connecting Ruth with the Cubs looks pretty good at that. Club officials obtained Ens from pose the program, with each scrap the Boston Braves and announced Lesrt r Stars Keep Pace ference between their second-place scheduled for four rounds. b b a a a a club and another one-year of last season Carter hopes to his KRAUSE, Dame and of he had signed a con- Although Dutra swing the complete card the former Notre football basketball star tract. can pennv-it-grabber similar to that of by tomorrow and he aims to ar- Ens replaced Ownie Bush, of power back among the Ruth national fame in both sports, may be seen in action in Indianapolis balance the * era. range for program of manager * *> another ED Indianapolis, as of the so far the pursuit Ben Chapman lively the floor shortly. He has to with big shots today, f- has been men- - on basketball signed play the Duffy Pirates the 1929 ***¦"#*** glove tossing encounters. Jimmy Florals, pro basket team, and Frank during season squadron made up of the com- Jr tioned as Yankee bait for a trade, powerful Chicago Kautsky, after as an with Wilson, the Ft. Harrison soldier, will manager Indianapolis Kautsky A. C.’s, is dickering for game starting infielder parative unknowns battling for while latest jimors out West of the a the club in 1922. of the be seen in action. Wilson is a light- with the Florals to be played at the local Armory. Krause will play his $5,000 in prizes has held its own. accompanying here, heavyweight who lesser carries a big wal- first tilt with the Florals on Dec. 21. He is coach at St. Mary’s College, Espinosa falls into the have Hornsby parting with Oscar lop in his right fist. He gained a get away per- classification along Turnesa. Winona, Minn., but has arranged to at different times to w’ith . 'jHH m Melillo, infielder, in a general one-round knockout on last Friday’s form with the Chicago pro netters. The appearance of “Big Moose” in , Farrell and white are in the W jtfrHsjjyr m y house-cleaning scheduled for the program. Table Netters Vie out- Indianapolis is sure to interest his many Hoosier admirers. bomber squad made up of the St. Louis Browns. Paul Waggoner, featherweight, standing tournament golfers who are Aside from the trades and pas- and Lou Thomas, light-heavy, both for Single Honors laboring for $7,500. sible dispostion of Ruth, the league of Mickleyville, also will have places A stroke behind the second-place meetings probably will not produce on the bill. Both made impressive deadlock are C. E. Clark, Bloom- anything startling. The National showings last week when they won Seek Top Individual Berths field, N. J., and L- B. Schmutte, will put Ford C. Frick, the former their matches. Thomas triumphed Findlay, 0., who scored 74 and 76 baseball writer, in office as presi- with a k. o. Bby paul Loop yesterday, in second rounds. Jack dent. Carter's first “California style” OFFvBBMMii!! ACKBUAHnboxell—mama—mmmmm Ratings. Broad Ripple Coach THT> in Ed Deiderich, Fassezke, Jackson, Mich., and M. The leagues will hold separate show met with approval last Friday. you haven’t noticed it at the games, but a few changes in the Fast battles for high individual O’Connor, Belleville, N. J., are next have been breaking the wrong way for Ed Deiderich, Broad sessions today and tomorrow and Plenty of action took place. The MAYBErules have been made thus fall. The most noticeable innovation is honors are being fought by table with 149, and from this point on THINGSRipple High School athletics director, coach and chief “worrier.” gather for the grand finale of pow- mitt tossers did everything possible the of the looser restriction are scat- wows Thursday. to please the new use on substitutions. tennis pastimers in city leagues at down through the figures Ed holds the worry title because his 1934-35 basketball five has been fans. A player may now re-enter the game twice instead of but once as the Paddle Club, 814 Test Building. tered some of golfdom’s biggest dropping some close decisions. formerly. This rule gives a break to the coaches. Five leagues are in full swing, meet- names. Today, however, things were looking up a bit for the former Butler If a master-minder yanks a regu- ing on the five star as workmen started placing the backboards and baskets in Broad has gone in choosing col- weekly first nights Local Pro Ties MacFarlane lar out of a tilt now to ‘put him collegiate of each teams and Ripple’s new gym. Yes, the Broad Ripple boys have been playing games ors for its 1936 and 1937 license veek. Up-to-date McMillen and Davis Mix wise" to a scoring play being used individual standings, including last Tommy Armour, Medina, 111.; without much practice at basket shooting due to the fact you can’t by the opposition and the said regu- plates ... the ’36 tags will be cream- Wiffy Cox, ; Phil Perkins, white letters on a crimson back- night's play in the Indianapolis shoot at hoops that aren’t there. lar fails to get the idea when he re- League are Willoughby, 0., all have 150, and games dropped by one-point margins and Ed ground—that’s Indiana University listed below. Two have been feels turns to action, the coach can jerk the defending champion, Willie that with some practice at hitting the hoop his charges will make many in Headline Mat Tussle him right out again and propound colors . . . and the following year INDIANAPOLIS LEAGUE MacFarlane, Oak Ridge, N. Y., has numbers will be W. L. Pet. of those kind read with Broad Ripple on the long end. The card this . . . the yellow on a the proposition more thoroughly Jacobs Outdoor Shop.. 81 63 .562 151. Tied with MacFarlane are week calls for Ripple to meet on Friday night at Manual and adjectives. black background —and that’s old Wildcats 68 58 .529 Manual with a few added Paddle Club 75 69 .320 Ralph Stonehouse, Indianapolis, Decatur Central at Central on Saturday night. Rival Heavies Collide in Hercules A. C. Feature at Armory There is some confusion in re- Purdue. . . . Washington’s win over New York Life 64 62 .508 who posted a iJ yesterday, and Al Vincennes Friday night broke a tie Wm. H. Blocks 67 77 .465 gards to this reglulation. The law Table Tennis 59 85 .409 Houghton, Washington, both first- Tonight; Steele on . . . the ancient rivals 38 Takes Hewitt. is included in the 1933-34 National had met Individual Leaders division Stone- times 19 entrants. Russell Basketball Guide, but is being and each listed “winnahs” W. L. W. L. house, Indianapolis, improved his Jim McMillen, 222, gets his chance to “square things” with Big Boy .. rule season. before that game. ... A coach re- '• McClure 20 OiMontgomery 18 10 Tigers Prepare to Play Davis, 228, when the two talked of as anew this Mills 18 18 12 opening 78 76 nationally-known heavyweight mat performers cently sports writer to 1!R. Crate by scoring yesterday a a _ a requested a Inman 19 5 Rowe 15 11 clash in the main go on the Hercules A. C. wrestling tonight at the .... to land in the 154 one card ... bracket, outstanding amendment refrain from mentioning the name McDowell 25 7Spaulding 14 12 Armory. Only one Rvker 22 9 Searcv 16 13 stroke ahead of Walter Hagen, De- They will meet for two best falls in three. has been added to the playing regu- of one of his star players . . . “his Adams 20 B!Manlev 13 11 Gibson 18 9Cottrell 14 13 troit. Purdue, I. U. This Week Davis employed a series of rough lations. The laws now state that chest swells out so big he has trou- Next Week’s Schedule—New York Life vs. Archie Hambrick, French Lick, only the first player who touches ble getting through the gym door,” Block's. Jacob’s Outdoor Shop vs. Table and tumble tactics to decision Mc- Tennis. Wildcats vs. Paddle Club. Ind., tied for the second place in Pierce Wins Main the ball in his front court may re- the coach explained. . . . Nine teams Millen here several months ago and turn it to the bark court. will participate in the Hamilton CIRCLE LEAGUE the pursuit squadron after his first De Pauw Cagers Will Meet Boilermakers at Lafayette (Tuesday) play again Jim has let it be known that he in- a a a County tournament at Sheridan, round, was scheduled to Wrestling Fracas has been W. L. Pet. tends to use the style of of pointed suggestion . . & Light today. same Jan. 25-26 . they are Noblesville, Power 95 31 .754 Tomorrow Night; Invade Crimson Saturday. made to referees that held balls Sheridan, Westfield, Carmel, Fish- Paddle Club 93 33 .738 sense against his rival tonight. The THE Indiana Bell 64 62 .508 By Times Special Bobby Pierce triumphed over Leo should not be called “until both ers. Cicero. Walnut Grove, Arcadia L. S. Ayres 48 78 .331 bout is expected to produce an un- so Security Trust 45 81 .357 GREENCASTLE. Ind., Dec. 11.—De Pauw University’s Tigers have players have one or both hands and Atlanta . . . Cicero is the de- Donoghue in the feature bout of the neither can Oak Hill 33 93 .262 Popular Billiard bitten off a real chunk of basketball competition for this week, meeting usual amount of action. firmly on the ball that fending champion. .. . . wrestling program The North Individual Leaders both Hoosier representatives of the Big Ten Conference within the short McMillen comes from Chicago and at Tomlinson gain sole possession without undue Central Conference lead slipped W. L. W. L. space of four days. The Old Gold is scheduled to play Purdue University is a former all-America grid ace Hall last night. The first fall went roughness.’* Just how far can a from the hands of Kokomo over the flemmerling . 26 2 Hayes 19 9 La Follette ¦¦ 25 3'Ratliff 5 3 Ace Booked Here at Lafayette tomorrow night and Indiana University at Bloomington from the University of Illinois. nineteen minutes before Pierce player go before he may be accused and fell into the collective Edwards . . 24 4 Crabb 17 11 week-end Saturday night. Davis is from Columbus, 0., and snared Donoghue in a full cradle of “undue roughness’’? Another arms of Jeff of Lafayette, Newcastle Sutton 22 4 Peterson 12 8 Makela 20 8 Montfort .... 16 11 De Pauw get away to a false start has gone undefeated in local rings to win the nod. Donoghue took the whistle-puffers. . yep, problem for and . goes Logansport . there Morningstar week, game with the exception of a tussle in the fccond fall in 11 minutes with a a a a Logansport again. to Show Skill last dropping its initial MONUMENT LEAGUB Basketball News which he was disqualified. hah Nelson and arm lock, and rule has to do with (Wednesday) of the season to Evansville College Several Parlors. Ray Steele, 214, returns to the Pierce annexed the deciding spill ANOTHERthe size of numbers on the W. L. Pet. at a a a by a 12-20 score. This was atoned De Molay 71 37 .677 a few when the Tigers Armory after being absent for some- with a smother hold in six minutes. front of pastimers* jerseys. Last 58 32 .644 Ora C. Morningstar, a veteran bil- nights later the Ajax Independent, Amateur and California star Johnny Carlin tossed year the minimum size was six Packers in Return West Company 51 39 .567 liard large annihilated Anderson College 49-19. time. The has been Bob Blake Paddle Club 40 32 .556 showman with a follow- League Gossip. seen here but twice within eighteen in straight falls in the seini-widnup. inches; this year it’s four. Can’t Lilly 24 72 ing Indianapolis, will give Coach D. C. Moffett is not enter- .250 in a series months. He scheduled to tackle Paddy Nolan to Pedigo, figure that out. The depression is Circle M. L 8 46 .148 of exhibitions at local parlors taining any rosy dreams of toppling is lost Cecil Shelbyville Individual Leaders Whitey Hewitt, burly Memphis who substituted they sa> —and the schools Go at Thursday and of this the Boilermakers, or the Hoosiers, 225, for Zalton Free* lifting—so • Friday week. play In- bigger W. L.I W. L. The schedule for in the grappler, in the semi-windup. Hew- man, in the opener. ought to be able to afford Steele 8 0 Morris 15 3 Morningstar, a native of Rochester, League at the Broadway for that matter. Due to the failure Stout 14 1!Brown 14 5 dustrial of Earl star center, to itt is of the aggressive type, while and better numerals than ever. Ind., will appear here as part of the M. E. gym tonight follows: Townsend, Local Netters Set Stop Coulson 10 1 Hippie 7 3 to Steele is rated one of the best skilled CHRISTY AND DUSEK WIN to ... National Better program. return De Pauw this year, Coach O tt U .McCarthy 15 2Merrick 15 7 Billiards 7:3o—McCrory Garfield A. C. wrestlers .... vs. O, yez! Believe it or etc., the ball Madison 7 llHassler 4 2 Thursday night at 7, the Moffett has had to completely re- in the heavyweight ranks. WILMINGTON, Del., Dec. 11.-. expert B:3o—Wayne Park Garage vs. In the opening a hasn't All-Stars’ Ace. will open at Dougherty’s, N. vamp his style of play so that de- bout, Tom Marvin, Vic Christy, California, threw Little .is trifle smaller. Backboard CAPITAL LEAGUE 13414 Zimmer Paper Products. the any of the leathers Pennsylvania-st., and at 9:30 he spite built 212 of Oklahoma, will take on Fred Beaver, Oklahoma, in the feature used tape on The Hilgemeir Packers will en- (Thursday) 9:3o—Phillips 66 vs. Kresges. the fact his team is Grobmier, yet. but according to the rules the will appear at the Uptown Recrea- around four lettermen, are hav- 202, a newcomer. Grob- match of a wrestling show here Isls6 deavor to keep their slate clean as W. L. Pet. thes- mier is known in mat circles as the Emil spheres are not less than 29nor De Molav 150 48 .753 tion, 4169 College-av. He may be The B L. C.s, led by Classy adn Schwo- ing to learn new night. Dusek, Omaha, pinned they journey to Shelbyville tomor- Indiana Bell 112 68 .621 turned back the Baptists. combinations. “lowa He from more than 30'* inches in circum- seen at the Columbia Club at noon mever. Garfield The chances of the Cornstalk.” hails Frank Bronowicz, Poland, in an* row night for a return game with T-Club 93 105 .469 29 to 19. The B. L. C.s play in the 18- Old Gold were Harlan, la. match is 8:30. other bout. ference. Last year the limits were Peoples Outfitting 83 115 .420 Friday, at the Board of Trade at vear-old class, and have access to a gym. augmented by the promo- First at the All-Stars of that city. The Wm. H. Block’s 67 113 .372 For games, inquire at 2753 Barth-av, or somewhat that & at the Parkway Recreation, 30 and 31 inches. Which means locals easily outclassed Power Light 72 128 .364 3:30, call Drexel 2070-W. tion of Don Bollinger, Seymour, to roll 'round and the Shelby 3358 N. Illinois-st, at 7 p. m., and balls which used to team here last week, and are Individual Leftders one of the starting berths at for- roll out, out W. L W. at Fountain The Unity Juniors, the Eastern Cardi- 'round the hoop and now L. the Square Recreation nals, the the ward. Bollinger is over six feet in to duplicate the victory. Stot.t .38 2 Willis 27 11 North Side Feathers and will roll 'round and 'round the hoop at 9:30 p. m. Irvington Merchants are asked to call Bob height weighs Dutch Richeson will be the tar- La follette .. 17 1 Turner 21 9 Schwab at Humboldt 7778. and 181 pounds, thus and tumble in .. . maybe. Leukhardt .. 29 7iHausman .... 28 12 'Morningstar will exhibit at Dan- adding both and speed. for the Packers, as they .... height get expect .... Montfort 27 8 Rawlings 16 7 ville, Ind.. Saturday, at Fisher's par- will the State a a a Franklin flsh Ronk 19 7: The Crimson Cubs meet Teaming with Bollinger the former to "go lor. In 1909 he held the world’s Deaf School varsity tonrght at 8:15 at the at forward rule the big” in his home town. He was Deaf School gvm. Tomorrow night, the will be Harold Hickman, Newcastle, Then there's another HOOSIER LEAGUB chown at 18.2 balkline and in 1911 Cubs will meet the Shelbyville Tigers at held to 1 point in last week’s con- regular from last season’s success- boys have tagged it “sudden death” (Friday) arrived at the 18.1 title. Brookside at 8 The Crimsons desire exciting test. Coffin. Shipp, Campbell, games with teams having gyms. Call ful team. —that will cause a few fin- W. L. Pet. Washington 1424-Ring 4. ishes. The regulation provides that Baird. Evans. Bottema. Proffitt and Gibson Company ... 158 38 .806 At center, Coach Moffett will start Roosevelts 131 67 .663 Cubs, playing in the 13- three over- Yohler are included in the Hilge- 102 78 .567 The East Side Robert Lee of South Bend, in case a game goes to Brinks. Inc Tech High to- 14-year-old class, desire games with who meier lineup. Table Tennis 53 109 .327 Presents having gyms. 1621. be- played guard year. is 6 WINTER times. the first team to score a field 58 142 teams Call Lincoln last Lee Dick X-Ray .290 tween 6 ana 7 p. m., and ask for Bill. feet 2 in height. DBJviijAzARDS goal in the third heat wins the con- Continental 6 30 .167 82 Gridiron inches The guards test. Why not call it the “Last Individual Leaders Awards The game scheduled tonight betweeh the will be Willard Youngblood of Peru W. L. W. L. South Side Buddies and the Deaf School and Round-hoop” rule? ... or maybe, Londos Pins Shikat Williamly Kinnally of Gary. Coulson 39 0 Conwav 11 4 B ’ squad has been canceled. The con- again, played later For Youngblood “Spot Shot Special” ... or Ginsberg 31 3 Dills 21 8 Technical High School football test will be at a date. played regularly last .... games with the Buddies, write Leo Oster- . 10,000 Sw 24 7 Butze 13 year “A Thousand Goodnights . .” Before Fans infora 21 while Kinnally, a former Hor- ; stump 24 7 York 5 3 awards were made yesterday at the meyer, 245 South State-av. a a a | Rusche 23 7 Lich 21 14 school’s ace Mann player, the sixth man annual football banquet by A. C.’s the was l. trester. some- The Southern downed Shelbv on the squad, in reserve, By United Pt De Witt S. Morgan, principal, with Merchants. 35-to-30. The A. C.’s play in Coach times referred to Mr. Ihsaa. 82 members of the varsity the 17-20-vear-old class, and will share Moffett will have a couple of prom- Arthur as NEW YORK. Dec. 11.—A crowd of squad re- gvm expenses. Call Drexel 2876 after 7 the annual basketball clinic at p. and for Harry. • isirtg sophomores, at 10,000 saw Jim Londos, recognized College ceiving awards. Paul D. (Tony) m.. ask Harold Keehn of Butler this fall, advised referees to Net Scores Hinkle, Butler director, Valparaiso, a forward, as heavyweight wrestling champion, athletics The So-Athics trounced St. John’s. 30-9. I and Conrad know see decide —and proceed. was principal speaker. Major The So-Athics will test the Kevstone A. Thiel. Talbot, a 6-foot 2-inch center. defeat Dick Shikat, former title awards and Dealing specifically with held balls, C.’s tonight at 8 at the Kevstone-av Only one other game remains holder, in Madison Square Garden STATE included: Tenth-st gvm. For games with So-Athic on he might have added: “Toot—toss—- girls or bovs teams call Cherry 2699-9. the 1934 half of (he schedule, Earl- last night. It required one hour and Purdue. 42: Western State, 28. Block Ts: Otha Dobbs. Joe Edwards. Logan please notice. tear—and toot again.” He didn't say George Paul 23 minutes for Londos to pin his Evansville, 26; Oakland City. 22. Helms. Jordan. Emmett Mc- ham at De Pauw, Dec. 20. anything about keeping the whistles Cleery. John McHugh. Jack Reedy, Bozidar The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad quintet Wisconsin, S3: Wabash. 28. Stoshitch. Harlan Weaver, Furman Dan- wishes to card games with opponents hav- tuned to D green rival. ner. Thomas Snyder 912 ii.it. wearing An airplane and body slam caught NATIONAL Carl Nickerson. and ing floors. Write Paul Branham. FISCHER IS MAT VICTOR sweaters, and being a liberal Don Btaley. N Beville-av. or call Cherry 2699-9. Sun- By United Press little Shikat after had been worn down De Paul. 29: Illinois. 26. T. H. S buttons (varsity) :Karl Brauer. day afternoon games are preferred. foul. he Frank Breiner. Bruce Burgess. Joe Crofts, on that fourth personal by long match. Illinois. 55; Bradley. 25 (second same DETROIT, Dec. 11.—Midget the Kenneth Gasawav. Charles Gibbs. Jack The Cumberland Merchants have or- Fischer, a a a of doable header). Jester. Joe Marquette. Billie Pond. Joe ganized and are ready to book games. In- Butternut, Wis., defeated Delphi's star player is Gee: Wisconsin. SI; Wabash. 28. Powell. Don Reigger, Charles Stewart and dianapolis and state teams write Cumber- Steve Passas, New York, in a wres- my- *Y’ SWIM TEAM FACES Archie Wlldman. land. Ind.. P. O. Box 151. or call Cumber- Greencastle's ace is Bee—and. lowa. 36: Carlcton. 23. land No. 2. tling match here last night. o-m>: —the puns the scribblers are Mltlikin. 46i Arksansas State. 26. Bad weather doesn’t interfere with your STIFF TEST THURSDAY Colgate. Ithaca College, 29. The Plainfield Commercial whipped the getting off on those words. Some 35: Indianapolis Cubs. 44-21. while the Com- 25; Grianrll. 24. pun-ishment those names take. I’ll lowa State Teachers. Veller of Indiana mercials ’ B' 1 team lost to Clayton. 33-30. traveling when you ride the interurbaa. One of the best swimming meets The Plainfield teams will meet Pittsboro at BICYCLES *ay! 2 p. m. at 3 p. m. next i of the indoor season is expected and Whitestown * onr Layaway Department $ warm ;:. a a a on All-Star Squad Sunday. The Whitestown manager is Tse You stay snug, and safe. No BLUE DEVILS PREPARE to verify Foul Line Fantasies—A color ban- here Thursday night when Indian- asked this date through this {(until Christmas. sH apolis M. C. A. oppose column For games with the Commercials, repair bills, no gas, ner for each team in the North Y- tankmen TO PLAY GREENCASTLE write H A. Hessler at 541 S. Center-st. spotting! Plainfield, or phone 135. Central Conference hangs in the Coach W. E. Umbreidt s De Pauw By t'nitc4 Prest IFM-ROP GOODS CO B oU or tires to buy at University team. gym . . swimming 111., Dec. The Tavern quintet lost a hard- 209 West Frankfort . when a Confer- The Shortridge High School net- EVANSTON. 11.* The Rex Washington Street ICOMP fl R E ence Hot Coach James Clark of the local Eastern squad which will in fought game to the Fort Harrison Med- the tnterurbao fare team comes to play the men have started a week of strenu- play icals. 21-19. Langlev. high point man for tbe „ ißtnirbMl Dogs, its banner is moored in a “Y”is undecided on entrants for the the annual East-West charity game the Medics, tallied the winning goal. Hovt ous drills for Friday’s tilt with the and Dudlev starred for the Taverns. For of IV4 cents a mile, with automobile costs place of honor at one end of the crawl stroke events. All team mem- strong Gi eeflcastle quintet. Coach at San Francisco, Jan. 1, neared games in the 18-to-19-vear-old class call gym. and Blue bers are new and inexperienced. two Drexel 1003 and ask for Red. Rex players round trip. from Frankfort's and Peterman sent his. varsity through completion today, with only will meet tomorrow night at 7:30 at 1110 White floats ever at the opposite Tho6e showing up best are Bill floor w’ork yesterday and also intro- players needed to round out the iS. East-st. OVERCOATS INDIANAPOLIS To Ow Round , . . Barkhaus, end. Liberty and Green's Fork George Linder. Howard duced some new formations. The squad. Relined, refitted, remod- Wtty Trip are tied for the Big 13 Conference Ehle. John Barkhaus, David Apgar. workout was concluded with a stiff Don Veller, Indiana quarter back LONG HOLDS EDGE IN eled, at reasonable prices. It LooifiHe 12-34 S3-51 lead . . . four straight victories Dick Hunt, Bill Owens and Jack 45-minute scrimmage. who ended his college career in a Ft. Wavne 2.47 3-71 tailoring co. 2.16 . . CHECKER SERIES LEON Haute 1-44 apiece. . Another lip furz" club Jackson. blaze of glory against Purdue, and TITLE htwn 131 E. New Terre is way Newcastle WIN CLOSE BIKE GRIND York St. Richmond t-37 2.06 under ... 19 Gerald Ford. Michigan center, By United Press .... youths have organized the "Loyal HEAVY BOUT POSTPONED By l nited Prest named as most man INDIANA RAILROAD SYSTEM valuable on DETROIT, Dec. 11.—The Trojan Shavers” ... all m.mbers By Timet ‘pedal MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 11.—With his tqaip, accepted invitations yes- score in the world's championship check- agreed to refrain from shxving un- SY. PAUL. Dec. 11.—A boxing three teams tied in miles and laps, terday. TRUSSES til the Trojans win three ir a row match scheduled to be the Dutch tfeam of Reggie Fielding, er match stood 6 to 3 today in held here Long, For Every Kind of Rapture. ... the Alien men tipped Morton, so Dec. 19 between Earl Sather, Min- Heinz Vopel and Piet Van Kempen HOOSIER RIFLEMEN IN WIN favor of Asa A. Toledo, over

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