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Marions Are in Third Place, Only
Few Points Behind l. 3.
L. Leaders.
SEVERAL HIGH SCORES
Yorger, of Turner's, Was High
with a Total of 246-Indi-
vidual Scores.
indianapolis League standing.

The Independent Turner's. so long the I'M
disputed leaders of the Indianapolis Bowl
ing League, are now tied for that exalted
position by the Washingtons and the
Marions are looming up in the distance, be
ing but few points behind first place as
result of six straight winnings from the
All Stars last night. The Washingtons won
five out of six games from the Crescents
while the erstwhiie leaders, the Turner's.
were successful in but four games. The
Ko-We-Ba and North Side clubs won four
each from the Imperials and Nationals
There were twenty-seven scores of 200 or
better. Yorger. of the Turner's, was high
man with a 246 score Buddenbaum, of the
Washingtons, was a close second with 243,
and McElwaine, of the same club, was
third with 236 The Washingtons dumped
lO44 pins in their second game for the high
team score. The scores follow:
COLUMBIA VS.. TURNER.
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NJ. II. II. :. Team Has New Name.

The scheduled basketball game at Mat
thews, Ind, will not be played between
the team of that place and the Manual
Training High School, of this city, as
was formerly announced-fOr the lat
ter squad has changed its name. Be
cause OF the order OF the School
Board condemning Out-Of-tOwn games
this basketball five will appear as IA
team of Manchu- RancherOs. the members
OF which ''fratS' constitute the regular
school team. In order that they may
heighten their unofficial standing they
have elected new captain. Roy White, and
new manager. Roy Newhouse.
This game will be played on Saturday
evening, Feb Is. The team will line UP as
follows: Ayrcs and Spohr, forwards;
Bohnst0dt center; Diddle, Sahm and
White. guards.
Manager Newhouse is very anxious TO
secure more games from any high school
in the State.
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FEW CLOSE FINISHES
AT |NG[ES|DE TRACK
Redfern Had Mount on Princess
Titania and Won Easily
The Results.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5.-Fine weather
prevailed at Ingleside to-day. but the track
was very muddy. There were number of
close finishes, two horses winning by a
nose. A six-and-a- half-furlong handicap
brought together some clever sprinters.
Kenilworth was a heavily played favorite,
with John a. Scott next in demand. Red
fern, who came up from Los Angeles to
ride EOnic in the Burns handicap to-mor-
row, had the mount on Princess Titania.
Princess Titania beat him easily. Sum-
mary:
First Race-Thirteen-s of mile !;
selling: Sir Tom fiddler 112 @. Daly), to
l, won; Adirondack, 101 q. MARTINI, 3 TO /,
second: Boutonniere, SO CHildebrand), to
l, third. Time, 1:23.
Second-Three and a half furlongs; SELL
ing: Villa 9S CHildebrand), s to s. won;
Maria j., 100 u. Daly), to 2, second; Edith
Vice, 103 81. MARTINI, Is to l, third Time, :43.
Third-Mile and a sixteenth; selling: De-
81. Martini, to l, second; Norford lOi
(GruewelD ~ to l. third. Time ISL.
Fourth-Thirteen-siXteenths of mile;
handicap: Princess Titania, l07 (Redfern),
3l9 to l. won; John a. Scott. 1O2 ,(Hilde-
brandt. 21z to l. second; Kenilworth 100
(Seel to 5. third. Time. 1:2l1s.
Fifth-Five furlongs; selling: Albemarle
l02 (Hildebrand). 2l2 TO !. won; Ulctma, 100
Filey), TO l, second; Matt Hogan. lO7 q.
MARTINI, AZ To l, third. Time. 1:02
SiXth-One mile; selling: DiderOt, 81 (Oli-
phanO, 10 l, won: Illiluon, 1Oi (Foley), s
to l. second; Mr.. Dingle. 104 (Hildebrand), 3
TO l, third. Time, 1:4SA.
Ingleside entries for Saturday:
First Race-Seven furlongs, selling: Emily
Oliver, Carilee, 81; The Toiler. SO; Rinaldo
Nigar. Grand Sachem, To-; Shiny. 81; Kick
umbob. 1O4; Lunga, 90; Emil. 81; Miss Ring
let's. 70.
Second-Half a mile. purse: Bill Short.
Golden Idol 1l2; Eduardo. Nell Sullivan
Morita. Ice: Meada, Peggy ONeil. 100.
Third-SiX furlongs. selling: FL Photo,
Bonlash. Brennus. 102: Resin. Mountebank,
DR.. Sherman. Wyoming, Bassenzo. The
Pride. l07; Goddess of Night, 1O5; Hand
press. Judge Voorhees, 10
Fourth-The Burns handicap, one and
a quarter miles: Modicum. Eonic. 100:
Major Tenny, 102; Our Bessie. Joe Lessor,
10i; Horatus. Horton los; Falcon Bridge
Ben MacDhui. Divina, los; Fossil, ia. Oars
man, Argregor. us; Claude, 10; |Nigrette
IS; Proper. l27: ARCADE. 10; 'Dainty, no.
-Jennings's entry.
Fifth-Seven furlongs selling: Planet Sc;
Efervescence, 81; Flyer. Anvil. 9s; Abe
marie. l0l; Nullah, 1O2: Optimo, 104: yell
lowstone, Bard Burns, 102.
Sixth-One mile and one-sixteenth, selling:
Diderot, 90; Bill Massie. Administer. 80;
Keynote. l0l; The Fretter. Frank Wood. l0i.
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S. II. S. VS.. c. II. S..
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TWO FAST CONTESTS
ARE ON THE SCHEDULE
M. 7. H. S. VIII Play Piqua and
Shortridge viii Meet Craw-
louisville.

The basketball games between the Man
ual Training High School and Piqua, o..
teams and the Shortridge and Crawfords-
vile High School fives will be played to-
night in the Y. NJ. c. a. gymnasium. All
four teams are in excellent shape for the
contests.
The games will decide the secondary
championship of the States Of Ohio and In
diana. The Manual Training five, captained
by Louis Bohnstadt, now hold the High
School championship of Indiana by virtue
of winning the second place in the City
Basketball League.
The Piqua and Charlottesville teams will
arrive this morning and the first game will
be called at O'Clock. The teams will line
nm fnII
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PURDUE IN SHAPE
FOR DE PAUW GAME
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Feb 5-Captain Peck
has the Purdue basketball team in proper
trim for the De PAW contest in this city
next Monday night, and a close game is
expected, as De Pauw is exceptionally fast
this year, and the Boilermakers are better
than ever before this season. Captain Peck
has given several of the substitutes trials
on the varsity team and some new men
may be in the lineup Monday. Coach Cults
has succeeded in interesting the fraterni-
ties. After the game it is planned to have
the Greek letter societies have formed par
ties. Afrter the game ii is planned to have
refreshments. The Phi Gamma Delta men
were the first to take the matter up, and
the others are expected to follow.
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BUSINESS SESSION
OF BOWLING CONGRESS
Executive Committee Will Meet to
Act on Amendments to
Constitution.

CLEVELAND, o.. Feb. 5.-Arrangements
for holding the business session of the
American Bowling Congress at the annual
convention and tournament next week are
complete.
a special meeting of the executive COM
mittee will be held Sunday evening to act
on amendments TO the constitution, by
laws and playing rules, and also to put
matters in shape for the congress.
The first session of the congress will be-
gin Monday at $50 a.. m.
The coming of the peace committee rep
resenting the bowlers of Greater New York
is awaited with interest.
The national tournament will begin Mon
day night and continue until Saturday even
ing, after which the big match games will
be rolled.
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knrnnnugh receive. Call.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Feb. 5.-President
NJ. w. Kavanaugh. Of the Southern League.
who is also member of the national board
OF arbitration OF the Minor Baseball
Leagues Association to-day received the
official call OF Chairman NJ H. Sexton for
a meeting Of the board in Cleveland. O.
Feb. %. 10 hear the report OF Mr. Hanlon.
the minor league representative at the san
Francisco peace agreement meeting Until
that meeting the status OF Southern League
PLAYERS now on the coast cannot be fixed.
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MANY DELEGATES
WILL BE REPRESENTED
the Indianapolis journal.

Special 30 the indianapolis Journal.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. 5.-Sixteen
delegates have wired that they viii attend
the meeting at Detroit Sunday at Oriental
Hotel 10 form a national boxing assoca-
ton. Chicago, indianapolis, Milwaukee,
New Orleans. Philadelphia. Pittsburg,
Grand Rapids. Toledo. Port Huron, Buffalo
and Detroit will be represented.
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TWO TRACK RECORDS
BY SECOND CHOICES
Lady Greenwood and Mauser in
the Clipping Business at
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 5.-Mamzelle was
the only winning favorite Two track rec
ords were lowered-the three-and-a-half-
furlongs record TO AZ i-5 seconds by Lady
Greenwood in the fifth race and the mile
and an eighth to 1:5S 2-5 by Mauser in the
last race. Jockey Cannon. who was badly
hurt in yesterdays spill. is improving.
Weather clear; track fast. Summaries:
First Race-Selling; six furlongs: Miss
Melton. 1919 Oh. Michaels). to 1, won;
Ralph Young. 1Oi CMcIntyre). to 1. sec
ond; Trossachs, 80 (Robbins), 9 to l. third.
Time, ia 1-5.
second-Six and a half furlongs: Zyra.
Ill CIV. Hicks, to ,, won; Vestry, ITO CIV.
(Fuller). to 2, third. Time, 1:20.
Third-One mile; selling: Felix Bard, los
(Crimmins), 10 to !. won; Barkelmore, 10i
(Salling). to /, second; Lingo, los (Rutter),
Is TO l. third. Time, 1:4l
FOurth-One mile and seventy yards; SELL
ing: MamzeIle. 80 CIV; Hennessy), to 10.
won; Ethel Scruggs, 81 IL. WILSON,, TO /,
second; Inspector Shea. 100 q. Hennessy),
10 TO /. third. Time. 1916
Fifth-Three and one-half furlongs; two
year-olds: Lady Greenwood. 100 callahan.
I to ? won; Lythe List. 100 (Niblack), 80
to 1. second; Truhie Hunter. 107 Calvin,
TO l. third. Time, AZ As.
Sixth-One mile and an eighth; selling:
Mauser s. (Aubuchon), 16 TO ., won; Bes-
sic Mccarthy, "a livingston. 9 to 10. sec
ond; Past. u (McCafferty). % to l. third.
Time, l:53 2-5.
New Orleans entries for Saturday:
First Race-SiX furlOngs: selling. kabyle,
Venus VictriX, 90; Heroine. Irene Mac, 10l;
Carraher. La Cache. 1O3; Lady Brockway,
Queen OF DiXiana. 104; Baccie. loo; Tommy
knight, Icycle. 107; Golden Cottage, ll2
cOnd-rhree-quarters of mile; selling:
Our Nugget, Presentation, Royal Pirate,
101; Barbara Frietsche. 1O4; Count En- Out.
los: Stand Pat 100: Carl Kaher. Bengal.
Emigre, Jove. los; Moderator, 10; Captain
Castor, Ill.
Third-Six furlongs; purse: Our Lille. u.s.;
Phiora. so; Delagoa. Optional. 80: Invincible.
Sadducee 81: over Again, Parisienne. 100;
Little Jack Horner, 100; New York, los;
Scorpio. %.
Fourth-Clubhcuse handicap: mile; $1,000
added: Clangor. 90; Fort Plain, 100; De
Reszke, l0l; Huzzah. l02: Tribes HILL 10;
Port Royal, III: New York, 112; Captain Ar
mold. rs.
Fifth-Six furlongs; handicap: Lobbyist,
94 Triple Silver. 81 Congress, Sparrow Cop,
100: mariana, 10i; Kimombo, lO6: Foot
lights Favorite. 107; Imp. Mad Mullah. los.
Sixth--Miie and a quarter; selling: THAN,
%: Albany Girl. "a; Badger, Whitmore. Sc;
Fullback, 50; Judge Cantrill, 30; Radiant
Light. Of: Captain Hamm, 90: Compass, l02;
Thorneycroft. l03. Burning Glass, l0i; Ma
lay. 109
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eAAJ AAeill bdNh
Iibbitts..- Goal ............ Cashm;
First Period
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Danville at Kokomo.
Lafayette at LOgansport.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Feb. 5.-Lafayette
overwhelmed Kokomo tonight winning by
a score of 10 TO l. The game was fierce for
two periods, but the third was horse play.
although the SycamOres excelled even in
this and Gagged four goals. Dawson was in
his best form and played like fiend. Cav
tits spectacular drives drew great applause,
and every man Of the local team was
cheered time and time again. In the last
period the Kokomo men were groggy, so
fast had been the pace. Mccarthy substi-
tuted for Devlin for a few minutes. Line
I'm and summary,
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD. Ind. Feb. By margin OF
one goal Elwod defeated the league lead
ers tonight in one Of the most exciting
games ever played here. Marion started
in whirlwind fashion and shook the netting
twice before the Grays got into action.
Then every man on the local team scored
eHcept White, and he narrowly missed a
counter. The visitors rallied and tied the
score before the period was over, only to
lose It just before the bell rang. Elwood
further increased her LEAD in the first of
the third period. but the leaders came dan
gerously near tying. and the last few min
utes desperately fought. The team
work of both teams was near perfect. The
two goal tenders especially distinguished
themselves. Fox and Cameron figured in
the first foul in goal here this season.
Lineup and summary:
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Special 20 the Indianapolis Journal.
VINCENNES. Ind, Feb. 5.-Baseball
prospects are bright for Vincennes At
meeting Of the Athletic Association to-
night nearly $1,000 was subscribed and
delegation selected 20 attend the X. l. T.
League meeting at Paducah the 18th. Will
liam Ewing, jr., resigned as manager OF
the prospective team, but will lend his
support. Either G. c. Gosnell or j. -. Will
liams, prominent business men, Will be-
come manager.
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JASON,S HARD DRYING
WON FOR FORT WAYNE
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind Feb. 5.-The Hot
tentots went down in defeat before Fort
Wayne in rough and fast game here to-
night, in which Jason's driving won for the
Railroaders, Mullen being unable to get in
front of the terrific drives of the whirl-
wind rusher. Whpple was in the game as
second rush for Fort Wayne, Legion play
ing center in Caravans place, the latter
being i'll. McGrath became i'll and retired
in the second period, Tobin taking his place
at half back. Lineup and summary:
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Muncie Here Tonight.

The Muncie five is scheduled to contest
against McGiivray's Indians in the local
Auditorium tonight. Indianapolis should
land a victory. Notwithstanding the fact
that Farrelfs men have been playing speedy
polo of late The amateur game will be
between the Tom Benton and Kahn teams,
of the Commercial League
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MARION MANAGER WILL
NOT CONSIDER DEAL
Indianapolis Club Willing to Pay
Big Sum for Lewis, Jean
and Fox.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

MARION. Ind. Feb. 5.-Manager Joe Fox,
Center Jean and First Rush Lewis will re-
main with the Marion polo team. The
Marion management will refuse To consider
the offer made by Manager Harry Cohen for
the transfer of this trio of players to In
dianapolis. Mr.. Cohen was willing to pay
big sum of money 10 secure the release of
the three players. and even deposited the
money in the bank to show good faith but
President John r. Page. of the Marion club,
refused to entertain any proposition.
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RACES RUN IN THE MUD
ON ASCOT PARK TRACK
Three Favorites, Two Second
Choices and an Outsider Cap
tured Prizes.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 5.-The races at
Ascot Park to-day were run over a muddy
track for the first time since the session
was begun. Three favorites, two second
choices and an outsider captured the prizes.
Weather cloudy; track muddy Summaries:
First Race-SlausOn course; maidens: Sill
yer Fizz 122 (Miles), TO l. won: Capable,
119 DonovanJ, to l. second; Chemist 1l9
(AndersOn) 8 to /, third. Time. 1:14lR.
SecOnd-Half-mile: Pinkerton. 112 q. Bo-
lanD. l to 2, won; Woodclaim, 1O9 (E.
Walsh, 4 to l. second; De Grammont ll2
(P Phillips), to l, third. Time, 80
rd-Thirteen-siXteenths of a mile; sell
ing: Double O.. III CMorpher). II to l, won;
J. V. Kirby, 1O1 &c. Walsh), to s. second;
Miss Nette, 80 q. Lewis, is TO l, third.
Time, 1:4
Fourth-Three-quarters of a mile: handi-
cap: sails, leo (P. Phillips, even, won; Oar
(E Walsh. to l, third. Time lis
Fifth-One mile; selling; Red Damsel 95
CE. Walsh. 10 l. won: Caneio. 95 (Fitz-
kins), TO l. third. Time, 1:44%
-Thirteen-siXteenths OF a mile: sell
ing: Jim Hale. 1O6 CE. Walsh. even. won:
Athen Rose, 1O1 (Mountain), to 1. second;
Thisbe, 1O7 q. Lewis, to l, third. Time,
1:24
Los Angeles entries for Saturday:
First Race-Slauson course; selling: Eu-
genie b.. So: Piquet, 81; Ocyrohe, 81: Agnes
Mack. Celebration, 102; Loyal s.. Zem Zem.
luz; Redan, lOi. san Luton, IUSs CardWell-
ton, 100; Rag Tag, 1l2.
SecOnd-Seven-eighths of a mile; selling:
Negrusca. 70; Foxy Grandpa, 80; Dotterell.
IS; Olivolo, 10; DR.. Shorts. MaclKana, Land
seer. 10i: Wager, 105; Homage, l07; Frank
Mckee. 112: Metlatkla 90
Third-Mlle and an eighth; selling: Cloche
Dor. 81; Montana Peeress, 90; G. b. Camp
bell, 100; Sam Green. lOS; Erne. l04; Nitrate,
iO5: Diamente I07: Greenock, 112.
Fourth-Ascot oaks, mile and a quarter:
Belle Dema. Eva D., Mistletide, lo2; Annie
Robinson. Strife. Dorice. 107: Miss Petty,
l04; Columbia Girl, Sweet Tone. 112; Cap
and Gown. III
ifth-Three-fourths OF a mile: Rceful,
30; Felipe Fuego. los; BelledOna. 90: Golden
Mineral, l02; Gold Boy, Carnival. RudofO,
Elwood. Rough and Tumble Atlantico los; :
Pat Bulger. Palmreader, sails, no. couple
Belledona and Felipe Fuego Baldwin en-
try.
Sixth-Seven-eighths Of a mile; selling:
Lady Fonse, Winnifreda. IS; Phyz. Iras,
sS Rio Chico, 81; Farmer jim Flourish los;
Military, 100: Sir Hugh. Merwan 10
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ROOT md WILLIE
GO TO Il DRAW

Root fought six rounds tonight, the deci-
sion being a draw. The fight was fast with
Willie on the aggressive throughout Root
did not appear 10 be in the best or condition
and did not show as well as in many former
contests Neither man was damaged 20 any
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ANDERSON WAS FAST
IN THE LAST PERIOD
DecIaI - The IndiananoIis JournaI.

Special 20 the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON. Ind, Feb. 5-Muncie kept
UP her winning pace tonight. winning her
second game in this city, to 4. Almost an
entire section was taken up by a loyal
crowd of rooters. whose delight was infec-
tious. Higgins was the whole thing prac-
tIcally for the visitors, he set the pace
and played a most remarkable game In
the last period Anderson woke up, and Gu
sick had twenty-three drives delivered as
against ten 10 Flahavin. The visitors con-
tinually roughed it. six fouls being called.
Knowlton made a poor impression and his
work was rank the visitors suffering fully
much the locals. Mercer did not play
his usual games, but Gardner's work was
above reproach. Mallory was severely need
ed. although Flahavin's work was above the
average. Lineup and summary:
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BURNS HANDICAP
WILL BE THE FEATURE
Eighteen Horses Are Named in
the Entries for Event to Be
Run at Ingleside.

SAN FANCISCO, Feb. 5.-The $4,000
Burns handicap at a mile and quarter
will be run over a muddy track tomorrow.
Eighteen horses are named in the over
night entries for the event. and the indica-
tions are that there will be at least fifteen
starters Walter Jennings allowed Proper,
Arcade Dainty and Nigrette TO remain in
and will start two or three of them. The
field, together with jockeys, will come from
tho following list
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Edwardsport.s First pefent.

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
VINCENNES. led. Feb. 5.-Edwardsport
was defeated at basketball by a score of 10
10 by Vincennes University this evening
at the Edwardsport High School II was
the first defeat suffered by Edwardsport
IN three years. II was q hard-fought game
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Nelson Rested o'NeiII.

MILWAUKEE. Feb. 5-Battling Nelson.
OF Chicago. got the decision over Jack
O'Neiu. OF Philadelphia. after six fierce
rounds before the Badger Athletic Club to-
night.
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YPSILANTI. Mich. Feb. 5.-The police
tonight refused TO allow the prize fight
scheduled 10 take place between Biz"
Mackay. OF Findlay, o.. and Young kid
Mccoy" " ST. Louis.
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POsitinn
Anderson
First Period.
4 Second Period
Third Period.

Score-Muncie, 8; Anderson. 4. StOps-Cu-
sick. i6; Flahavin, Al. FOuls-Gardner (2),
Hart 90. Farrell CD. Holderness. Referee
KnowltOn. Attendance-l.3 $50.
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HanIon's Manager Is Dead.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PITTSBURG. Feb. 5.-Mike Short, Eddie
danlon's manager. died to-day before the
little fighter could reach him.
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Marion Started in Whirlwind
Fashion and Scored Twice in
Short Time.
TEAM WORK PERFECT
When Grays Started Every Man
Scored with the Exception
of White.
western League Standing.

Last NIGHTS ScOreS.-
Elwood. Z; Marion. s.
Muncie, 8; Anderson, 4.
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Lafayette Piled Up Score of 10 to
in a Game Astounding with
Horse Play
GAVITT'S GREAT DRIVES
In the Last Period Kokomo Men
Were Groggy, So Fast Had
Been the Pace.
Central League Standing.
Last NIGHTS Scores
games Tonight.

Lafayette. 10; Kokomo. /.
Fort Wayne, 9; Terre Haute, 8.
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Score-Lafayette, 10; Kokomo, l. Foul
Mccarthy. Stops-Tibbitts, 80; eastman,
A. Referee-Kilgara. Attendance-2,0O0
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Sahm and Guedel will alternate at guard
for the Manual Training five and Steep
and Patton will alternate for Shortridge.
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Games Tonight.
,ecial 10 the indianapolis Journal.

Muncie at Indianapolis.
ElWoOd at Richmond.
Anderson at Marion.
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Score-Fort Wayne, 9; Terre Haute, s..
Stops-Mullen. Is; Sutton, 81. Referee-Ca-
ley. Attendance-12 200.
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fob ii9 auf 100000 wlart bslduft
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exports bon &anton fallen; 80 4iis
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100000 Mort i'm GrpOrt; unb fie
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etne 8Dsisitsae er5ffnet. Sn S9anss
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ter l1mfab tpirb auf 12O, 100000 Mart
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| frembsn 9anbel errei4t bic 9Obe BON
80 proaent i'm grport uno 40 prO5ent
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