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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
Stecher Hailed as
Greatest Mailman as
Result of Title Go
J0e's Endurance in Gaining
Victory OUer CGddOck
ARtdzes the Critics.
TWO HOURS FOR FALL
Rr JACK vEToCK.

international News Sports Editor.
NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-"Joe Stecher Is
the greatest wrestler this country has
ever produced. His match last night with
Earl Caddock was the greatest l have
ever seen. 1t was an honest match and
the best man won"
DR.. B. r. Roller OF Seattle, who a few
years ago ranked as one of the eading
grapplers in the game and was himself
a contender for the title in three cham
pionship matches, paid the above tribute
today to the Nebraska farmer boy who
gained the worlds championship by
throwing Earl Caddock of Iowa in two
hours Ave minutes and thirty seconds.
"Stecher is greater than Frank Gotch.p
continued Roller. at will be long time
before this country. will fnd any wress-
tier who. will be able to take Stecher
title away from him"
Although according Stecher highest
praise. Roller does not belittle Caddock.
He asserts that Stechers twenty pounds
in weight and his greater strength were
the things that enabled him to gain VIC
tory over the agile Caddock. 1t was his
famous body scissors hold. aided by a
wrist lock that brought Stecher the We
Dry For the first hour of the match the
men grappledf on e7en terms. Caddoek,
though leading in aggressiveness, was
unable to clamp a fatal bold on his an
tagonist. The first hour Caddock seemed
=
strength, and began to gain an advan'
After Caddock had obtained good holds
on StecheF twice in the hnal hour and
the Nebraska boy had coolly broken both
of them, Caddock began to show signs Of
exhaustion His fnal EFFORT came just
before the match ended, when he sue
ceeded in brea king a body scissors hold
which Stecher camped upon him. 4 few
minutes Inter Stecher again obtained this
hold. and with the aid of wrist lock
rubbed the shoulders Of the exhausted
Caddock on the canvas
The old timers at the rlngside last
night picked Stecher TO win when the
two aspirants for the championship
stepped in the ring TO the blare OF bugles.
A lot of painful ceremonies for the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of a hock of other
wrestlers and celebrities, got under Cad
docks hide, He picked at his fingers, ran
his hands through his hair. rubbed his
new shoes on the canvas, walked up and
down along the ropes and frowned and
mumbled Stecher In the other corner
stood unperturbed. His face was cloaked
I'm a set expression that never changed.
He neither smiled nor frowned
Stecher was a very determined young
man He went about his task with
marked determination, seeming to meas
ure every stroke like a woodsman hewing
down a giant tree.
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ShOrtridge Weakened in
Contest With Lebanon

When the Shortridge basket team takes
the floor tonight at the 7. NJ. c. A
against Lebanon, 1t will be crippled by
the absence from the lineup of two reg
ulars. Stevens is still on the side linesh
with broken bone In his hand, and
trouble about eligibility, will not don q
suit, as his case Is not cleared up.
Although many local dope singers de-
clare that the Blue and White hasn't a
chance against the powerful Lebanon
quintet, they have obviously reckoned
without the subs, who Will fill in the two
positions Riley will hold down the
floor guard position and Mclean will
do duty as back guard. These two men
season and are expected to give the WIS.,
itors a surprise II they expect an easy
victory
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Upton Challenge Is
to Be Accepted at
Next Yacht Meeting

NEW YORK. Jan. 31-Slr Thomas
Lptons challenge for Americas yacht
cup probably viii he officially accepted
March % at a meeting Of the New York
Yacht club.
Denial that the details of the race had
been decided upon was voiced today al
the Yacht club, but 1t was said there
was little doubt that the papers would be
signed by the challenger aud the de-
fender before the March meeting. The
club cup COMMITTEES issued the following
statement:
"The New York Yacht club Is IN cor
respondence with the Royal Ulster Yacht
club, but negotiations are not yet com
plete. Any statements made now as to
conditions governing the proposed match
for Americas cup are therefore pre-
mature"
SPORTS
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Big Ten Track Stars
to Face COrnelPs Best

ITHACA, n. Y, Jan. 31.-Intercol-
legiate track and field title winners will
compete against Western Conference
champions in an indoor meet between
Michigan and Cornell here March 81
C. A. johnson, Michigan, winner Of the
high and law hurdles at the conference
meet last June, will meet Walker Smith
and John A. Watt, the Cornell pair who
finished first and second over the high
and low obstacles for intercollegiate
houors at Cambridge last summemr.
Johnson will also take part IN the high
jump, for which he holds conference titles
and will compete in the sprint with his
teammate, Cook, the conference cham
pion flyer.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

THE ASH PILE
ERnHmmm HHH1HHRH@THHHHHHHM BY EDDIE RaETHH

Roger Peckinpaugh expects to score g
lot Of runs this season. Peck figures
that If he bats second and Babe Ruth
comes up fourth all he win have to do
is walk home while the boys on the out
side of the park "shag' the ball the
pitcher tossed at Babe.
The hopes of the White Sox grow as
news is flashed over the wire that most
of the Cincinnati Reds are holding out.
Babe Ruth will defray the expenses OF
the Yankees southern training trip and
then some. The New York club is being
besieged with requests from southern
towns for glimpse at the Babe in an
exhibition game. 1t pays to advertise.
Jimmy Wilde is the best scrapper In
a stable Of English fighters numbering
seventy one. But Jack Sharkey isn't in
that stable.
Ringside seats for the Caddock
Stecher wrestling match in N'Yawk cost
800, which makes one wonder IL that
wouldn't be a good spot to pull badger
fight.
John McGraw should have taken his
tuutlu 10 Auud Win MIN lnAS NiubSA
They say crippled race horses find the
fount of youth down there So why moi
the old war horses OF the diamond
And John. himself. was looking pretty
skittlsh after his return.
Cuba is good place for the old skates
meaning both the horses and the othel
kind.
Cuba is an island and entirely sur
rounded by water, but one would never
notice that while there. The Cubans art
still wondering what the water Is for
Ye Central club has got back on thu
dance map with the announcement of {
dane euext Tuesday at st. Joseph's hall
61T East North street The reception
committee promises entertainment il
abundance, as was the custom Of thi
club in days OF yore, and a glance at thu
names of those on the reception commit
tee is sufficient promise that said enter
tainment Will be forthcoming. Bob Coyle
Dave Hennessy, George O'Connor, Ton
mccarthy and Tom Holloran are on tn
rAceptio ncommittee. 'NuR said RICH
there.
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ktM tssa, z9 TantsA a.
7sss I'm. g ~ 4AaAAfa -
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,UE GOSSIP

MIKE ERTLE.
He sat upon the canvas floor
AS helpless as child
And gaZed about the whirIiug ring
And rubbed his chin and smiled.
"No wonder" he remarked at last.
They call him Jimmy wilde"
Chicago Herald Examiner
Jimmy Wilde, the British Gyweight,
has a beautiful baritone voice. You'd
think he'd have high falsetto.
Jimmy is going to sing IN a choir
Some of the boys he has faced In the ring
declare they heard beautiful singing just
before they were carried out.
But that was the cuckoo birds striking
ten bells.
Harry Tuthill. retired trainer of the
Detroit Tigers. is said to have been the
champion waiter batter of baseball.
Harry always saw to 1t that, his boys
had plenty to eat. says the author of
the story. 1t is the first time we ever
heard of any one having to champion
the cause of ball player in the dining
room.
II Jack Dempsey is to stay in the
movies they should cast him as the poor
little match girl who sits on the curb,
while the paper snow falls on her, and
cries: How cold it is. Who will give
me matches?'
Matt Hinkel Of Cleveland has quit pro
| noting in his home town. Matt said
| $500 persons saw a recent fight and 9OC
of them came In on passes handed out
by the boxing commission. The battlers
were Hghtweights, but the house was
paparweight.
Attitude OF mind and a ball player 20
| together. 1t has kept Benny KauG from
| hitting consistently In the National cir
| cult He goes 0 the plate with the same
idea in his dome a Babe Ruth. Nc
Graw has advised Benny to shorten his
swing, but the attitude OF mind" stuff
stlll makes him take the old-time cut.
Deduct Roush, Groh, Reuther and Elier
| from the Cincy Nationals and then they
don't look so red" to the other clubs
in the circuit. They're among the hold
outs.
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WILDE VS.. MASON
IN TOLEDO RING

TOLEDO. Jan. 31.-Jlmmy Wilde. the
British champion, and frankie Mason Of
TT Wayne, Ind. have been matched for
twelve round bout IN Toledo the latter
part Of February for the hyweight cham
pionship of the world, according to
telegram received here from Ad Thacher,
who went to Milwaukee several days ago
to obtain the signature OF Wilde's man
ager to a contract.
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BOXING
AMERICA HOLDS
OUT ON UNION

NOT be represented at meeting Of the
International Boxing Union a. Paris Fen.
D.. This union, which aims at control
OF boxing throughout the world, sent
william board Of boxing control here to
send a representative This was nnt
deemed advisable, as Article I of the
unions constitution seys that members
shall have one vote for each country rep
resented. The A. y. G. board adds thPt
America having five worlds champions.
Is equitably entitled 10 more than a
voting equality with countries where
boxing is almost nonexistent.
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COlored "Y" Leaves for
Big Game in Chicago

The Colored Mems Branch basketball
team left today for Chicago. where to-
night il plays the Wabash Avenue 7.
N. {. A team In game advertised for
the cOlored midwest championship. The
local team is the holder of last season 8
title and last year defeated the Windy
City 1--WE on it's home floor by one point.
However, this year the Chicago boys are
going great guns and the fighting
Hoosiers" have real battle on hand
The starting lineup Of the locals is
not known. but Coach DeFrantz took a
squad of eight men from which 10 make
bis choice OF FASTENERS. On Feb the
Chicago quintet comes here for a return
engagement.
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Jimmy Wilde, the British 1yweight,
has a beautiful baritone voice. You'd
think he'd have a high falsetto.
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Feteran Crawford Isn't
Shawn Nuts Now, He's
Raisin' EN- on Coast

Wahoo Sam Crawford is no longer
shaving nuts in Wahoo, Neb. The vote
ran outfelder and slugger is raising EN-.
Sam is no longer a resident of Wahoo,
Neb., where he entertained the stove
league fans between strokes OF the razor,
but has moved to California and Is a
nelghbor of Red Killefer at Hollywood.
He has eleven acres of walnuts and is
making money off the ranch. Sam played
with the Los Angeles club last season
and batted $50, which looks a lot like
the old Sam Crawford who batted 'em
in fo: Hughey Jennings at Detroit.
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FRANKLIN, Ind, Jan. 31.-FrankIin
college nosed out a close victory from
Indiana State Normal here last night by
score Of 43 to %. 1t is the first /
e. A. L. game and victory OF the wear
for Franklin and places the Baptists
paxt TO Wabash. For the first I've min.
6tss Normal outplayed the local Eve
and held a lead OF four points for almost
half OF the first period until Ross re-
ieved the situation with two baskets
In quick succession.
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CHICAGO POST
ADDS PROTEST

CHICAGO, Jan. 31-Hvde Park post
No. "a today made public objection to
the "vindication" Of Heavyweight Jack
Dempsey by a Milwaukee post OF the
American legion.
Milwaukee also INDICATED Victor
Berger" Commander F. g. Flannery
said "Vindicating seems to be one Of
the best things they do up there"
Dempsey's appointment to honorary
membership and citizenship In the Mil
waukee post was Illegal, according to
Flannery. Legion rules prevent issuance
Of honorary memberships, be said.
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But that was the cuckoo birds striking
ten bells.
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KILBANE TO BOX
BENNY VOLGAR

CLEVELAND, Jan. 31.-Johnny XII
hane. featherweight champion, and Benny
Vulgar French scrapper. will meet in an
eight-round bout in Newark on Feb. 49,
according to an announcement from XII
bane yesterday. Vulgar is to make 124
pounds at o'clock, while Kilbane Is al
lowed to come in at catchveight XII
bane expects to fight at 216 pounds. XII
bane says his contract guarantees him
GIT OnO
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Basketball Results
COLLEGE.

COLLEGE.
Purdue, SO; Wabash, 10.
DePauw, IS Butler, 10.
Franklin, 43; State Normal, Is.
Chicago, 46; Ohio. q.
Michigan Aggies, %; Michigan, -.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Bloomington, 81; Manual, 10.
Technical, 26; Richmond, 10.
Wabash, IL Logansport 10.
Franklin, 40; Columbus, Z.
Martinsville, "a Lizton, II.
shelbyville, 81; Rushville, 10.
Sheridan, 81; Boxley, Z.
Amo, SO: Arcadia, 19.
Upton, 40; Marion, 81.
Edinburg, 81; Hopewell, 8.
Anderson, IS; Paramount Academy, 0.
Kokomo, 10; Muncie, II,
Jefferson, 29; Darlington, 10.
Otterbein, 21 Fowler, 8.
Romney, 20; Stockwell, 20
Pine Village, 30; West Point, 8.
Battle Ground, %; Monitor 20
Hagerstown, rs Cambridge City, 10.
Liberty, %: LewiSville, 81
Middletown, d; Cowsn, IL
GARFIELD (Terre Hauttel, 40; Farmers
ille, 81.
Walton, 81; Delphi, II
INDEPENDENT.
kth tsss, ss rsstan. "a
Rsss 3s-Ass = =" @s@aA@sA 30
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Gould and Wear Win

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 31.--Jay Gould
and J. w. Wear. representing the Phila-
delphis Racquet club, was to meet 7. e
Pell and Stanley Mortimer of New, YORK
tional amateur racquets doubles cham
pionship. These two teams yesterday won
their semi final matches at the local
racquet club in straight sets, neither psil
having to extend ditself to the limit tt
get into the Anal round Gould and Wear
defeated Cramer Roberts andd harles >
Bromley Of the local club, 1875, 1876, l5-3
1914
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SAVIOR IN COMEBACK.

Milburn Saylor plans to try another
comeback, and this time he will per
form IN Canada where he draw atten-
ton several years ago by scoring an
unofficial knockout over Freddie Welsh.
who was the lightweight champion at
that time Two Of Saylor's matches will
be staged at Winnepek and the other
at Calgary, Tt is likely that he will
meet Nun Brosou Feb IA in his open
ing engagement, ]. B. Mckee Win
nipeg promoter Is arranging the matches
for Ssylor. Milburn has been holding
down railroad Job and is in good physi-
cal condition
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A16sHSCAOOl
EsiI = = H!g:9SPORTS
TECH IN VICTORY.

RICHMOND. Ind. Jan. 3t.-In game
that was featured by the close defensive
work Of both teams, Technical High
school basketball team Of indianapolis
defeated Richmond High school at the
Coliseum here, 20 to TO- Technical came,
from behind with only ten minutes to
the first fifteen minutes OF the game
neither team was able to score on field
goals. Richmond anneXlng three points
on foul throws and Technical counting
two
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NoYE BEATS WALLACE.

ROCP ISLAND, ILL.,. Jan. 31-Johnny
Noye Of St Paul won by shade over
Otto Wallace OF Milwaukee here Noye's
left hook was well oiled and he used it
to win four Of ten rounds, three being
even. Bum Steuhmer knocked out
Eddie Gilmore in the first round OF the
semi windup. Steurmer Is to battle Den
mis- OKeefe of Chicago here in the
windup on Feb 10.
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VALPARAISO. Ind. 31.-Coach Keogan
announces the following football schedule
for Valparaiso university
Oct. Lake Forest college. here
Oct. -Kayamazoo college.
Oct. 23-Notre Dame, there.
Oct. 30-DePauw at Greencastle.
No. 5-St Louis, here.
Nov. 13-Morningsid college, here
ThsukgEtvinS--Ln Of Eu&e1a,
hsrs.
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WrNNrRa ~ nErRnIr

DETROIT, Jan. 81.-Frankis Engel
Detroit, had the better Of his argument
with walter Stewart. wheeling ". Va.
here last night. They went the full ten
rounds. Johnnie Hoffman. Milwaukee,
was counted out in the fourth in his
bout with Eddie Barr of Pittsburgh
after being knocked down three times.
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MANUAL Is BEATEN.

BLoOMINGTON, In-i, Jan Sin a
game featured by fast paying in the
Second half BLOOMINGTON High defeated
Manual of Indianapolis 81 to II, here
last night. The Indianapolis lads failed
to score in the opening session but came
back strong when play was resumed.
The hrst half ended 3 to 0.
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Baseball Bits
JAcKsoN no MANAGE rroR1A.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Jan Civilian R.
jackson viii manage the Peoria club Of
the Three-I league next season, President
Jack Ryan has announced. Jackson
comes to Peoria from the Omaha club
Of the Western league where he served
as manaRe In 1903 and 1919
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Em-Roes Beat Upton

Upton, Ind, Jan. 3t.-The Bm- Roe
basketball team Of Indianapolis defeated
the Upton Independents here lSst night,
q to Is. the winners coming from be-
hind one-poaut lead In the nnN hRlI
Cor tbs vzeksTg. Tbs Ehna Hsss led, vi %
4. A. tia cicae ~ the Arst period.
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Field Goals-K1rkoff T. Penrod 3, AZ
kins 1, Morgen l, Stuart 8, McMullen
Lugar l.
Foul Goals-McB6ullen 8, Morgen 2.
Substitutes-Wrlght for KirkoR.
Referee-Dale Miller
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Purdue Scores Heavily
in Comeback Victory
Over Wabash Quintet

CRAwFoRDsvILLE. Ind. Jan. 81
Purdue came back strong against Wa
bash here last night and downed the
Scarlet five on its home floor by count
of SO to 10, In game in which the win
ners led from near the hrst Of the con.
test Wabash grabbed a onepoint lead
In the first minute of the game, but the
Boilermakers took the lead at the Eve
minute period and were never headed.
The half closed with Coach Lambert's
men holding a 14-toS lead. The drib
bling of Church and the guarding OF
Miller proved too much for the Scarlet
men to handle Time and again Miller
nailed his man under the basket, while
Church counted Ave field goals in the
last period. Capt Hunt starred for
Wabash.
The Boilermaker offensive opened with
a rush In tue last period, baskets by
Church, Tilson, Campbell and another by
Tilson, giving the winners lead which
was plenty enough. Not until Kashner
was substituted for Spencer in the anal
period did the Wabash quintet hang up
marker, the latter scoring shortly after
his entrance into tho contest. Etter and
Hunt looped in two apiece for Wabash
In the latter period but the counts were
late and were closely followed by field
markers by Church and Haigis. Lineup
and summary:
Uobaob
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BONC.lNG

LEAGUE LEADERS LAST NIGHT.
Central league, WestOyer marvel
CarburetOrs) ...........-........ zoo
NOrdyke & Marmon league, MallOtt
Tool ROOM Observation-Disclosures. "a
Diamond Chain league, KOttOwiski
(SOuthards) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lSO
Some good sized whacks were passed
out to the Wood family last night and
the Nordyke & Marmon knights were
there to do their bit and a little bit
extra.
Maliott. Giffen and Livingston brought
plenty of honor to the Tool Room COM
bination. These three men each had a
brace of double centuries, but Mallott
was the highest of the high. his pa
knocking down the one game trophy.
The beauty part of It Was. these three
gallant ones got classy counts at the
same time and the Tools 1.O14 total Was
the best in the loop. They got it In
the second round.
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Ar. sET ~ RAHANrAa

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 31.-Permis to
stage a worlds championship bout be-
tween Bonnie Leonard, lightweight
Welsh, English champion, has been
granted by Sir william Alierdyce, gov
ernor general Of the Bahama Islands.
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TORONTO, Ontario, Jan. s1.-Training
quarters for the Toronto baseball team
Of the international league have been
arranged at Columbus Ga.
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MlLAuGHT1N WINS

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 3t.-Johnny
Mclaughlin outpointed Joe Welsh in a
six-round windup at the opening of the
Germantown A. c. Mclaughlin forced
the fighting in four Of the six rounds.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 31-The hrst New
York American club 1920 contract was
signed today by Pitcher Herbert Thor
mahlen.
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oakInndon (1D
Acton (fs).

Field goals-schlosSsr. 4, Rusehaupt 8,
FansIer /, Egtetter 8, Hamilton 2, Te-
teEB L
Foul goals-Estettsr s.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Mcclure,
E. Peters for Martin.
Referee-Dale Miller.
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MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 31-CaI Delaney,
Cleveland, won a decision from Clonie
TAFT champion lightweight here, last
night In ten rounds
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ST. LOUIS SERIES.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 31.-ApriI 8, 4, 8, s,
10 and IL were named today as dates
here.
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Jimmy is going to sing in a choir.
Some of the boys he has faced In the ring
declare they heard beautiful singing just
before they were carried out.
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Beech Grove ~.

Field goals Keasllug 8. Crawford 3.
Craig 2, Hinsinw 3.
Foul goals-Crawford /, Maine 1.
misunderstanding for Robb !;
Eusey for Beechler.
Referee-Ray Move.
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Field goals--Cburch, 8; Campbell, Z;
Tilson. 8; White, / Halgis, i Dtter, 2;
Hunt. 2; Burns. 2; Spencer, l; Kashner
]. Foul throws--White, 8; Church. 3;
Spencer, 2: Kashner, 1. Referec-Molony
umpire Diddel.
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Cumberland (21'

Field Goa1s-Longenberg 4, Hilkene 3
Witte 1, Ferguson /, Amos 1, Mcconnell
2, Speickelmeir 1.
Foul Goals-Witte l. speickelmeir 1.
Referee--Ray Move.
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Lewrence (10)

Field Goals-Frieund, I; Hillman, 3
Martin, 8; Lyle, 2; Negley, /; Lggett
] Stamm, 1.
Foul Goals-Lyle, 2.
Substitutions-Be Benson for Martin.
Referee-Dale Miller.
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Friday Afternoon and
Night County Contests
FRIDAY RESULTS.

FRIDAY hE5UL ISs
Valley Mlus. "a; West Newton. Q.
Broad Ripple. "a; New Bethel, Q.
Ben Davis, SO; Lawrence, 10.
Cumberland. 81; Fishers, I.
OakIandop, II; Acton. 10 1.-TWO over
times).
CastIetou. %; Beech Grove, 1.
Southport, 20; Valley Mills, IL.