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times when he hobbled on the GolI TO
throw forward pass and then retire.
But Muller viii start the game against
W. and J. with the idea OF remaining il
the lineup during Tie entire contest.
With Muller In the game. Southern
California fans VIII compare his work
closely with t1at of Captain Stein. cA.s
Tor ". and j.. and the Presidents only
sH-American selection. Il viii be tAe
nfsC time that aA-Anerlc1n selections
have played on opposing teams ia J4t
annual E1s--WesJ contest.
Tournament Of Roses officials are LOW
fearful thai The big game viii he played
uI lvCI held- although san Diego pro
motors collected q heavy rain Insurance
when Centre College and Arizona played
90 mere handful az people aC san -
LAST Monday. the local officials have made
no effort 20 insure next MOuia-'- game.
IS practically 10000 worth OF tickets
have been sold and the contest viii b.
played, regardless Of field OF weather
conditions.
Although Tournament Park has perfect
turf, il Is conceded that il lay any chance
The present heavy rains should continue
and tile teams be forced 20 play on q
wet and slow GrIdirou the dope VIII be-
thrown In the dir ard Washington ami
JeffeTson's chance IF winning oT mold
ing California 70 very low score viii be
increa sed-
Tt Is pointed out that California has
played but one game Oh wet field this
season, and ON that occasion she beat
Washington State by a score Of IA TO o.
A bit later the University Of southern
California defeated Washington State by
a score OF p 10 : con 4 dry field Then
under perfect playing conditions cali
fOrnia beat the University % Southern
California by q score of IS 20 :. indicating
tat California does not appear az her
best under unfavoraais weather cOndl-
tons
During the last season California
played for brcdEs in the game. Archie
Neshir. one of the best puuters hat ever
showed on the Pacific Coast. was called
upon TO kick time and time again. To
peating until there would be some slight
slip on the part Of the opposition that
would give California an advantage. Then
the California attack would get under
way, mixing Up old FASHIONED football
with a dazzling aerial attack.
should conditions be saCh that g. pass
ing game is dangerous and straight foot
ball has TO he depended Upou. California
VIII be prepared. She VIII have some
thing Of a weight advauf4Eo ami figures
70 have the power t0 make plenty =
ground
As 4 contest between two strong teams.
the game would probably lose iittle ia.
case Of q heavy field. hut rs g demon
stration of football skill. marked by
brilliant passing and great kicking. the
game would lose much OF its color, for
on 4 fast field California has an attack
that is wonderful in its daring
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
Complete Card Is
announced for Nat
ShCIU at BrOddlCdy
Much Interest in Reynolds and
LOudaS WdtcH-TLCO
Other Bouts.

The complete card for the wrestling
show at the Broadway Theater tomorrow
night was announced today by Promoter
Barton. Happy" Hynes, Terre Haute
lightweight. VIII be given q try at Joe
Houeuder, New Orleans wrestler, who
showed considerable stuff in his match
with Davis last week. shorty Burch,
the Washington Park" lightweight, who
insists that Sam Davis. another local
boy, did not pin him despite the referee,
decision IN their previous match, will
continue his comedy for the benefit o.
local fans as the starter for the show.
Interest in the Reynolds LOudas fracas
which VIII be the main event of the show.
continues 10 run high Reynolds has let
jt he known that he will spring q new
mold on the Greek. Reynolds and the
Greek have been training hard and after
their work outs last night Jack vas one
pound under the weller limit, while Lon
das was two pounds over. which he must
take off today and tomorrow.
The advance sale Of tickets has been
very he4vy for this show, but Manager
Bsrton stated that many good seats were
SJill available at the box office Of the
broadway.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
Eastern College Baseball
Managers VIII Meet to
Improve Scoring Records

NEW YORK. Dec. oT-To promote bet
ter score keeping in college baseball and
TO facilitate the preparation of indivil-
ual batting. fading and pitching aver
ages. managers Of the leading Eastern
college mines viii meet here next month
70 study scoring problems and to form an
association of college baseball man
ayers"
The body viii see5 only to preserve in
dividual records and Will not touch the
question OF a team championship. The
college managers from Harvard, 49,
Princeton, Dartmouth, Brown. Columbian
are expected to attend the meeting
The individual figures will be based on
the games the teams play against each
other. College baseball folk expect a
similar association 10 he formed in the
Allegheny section, where Penn State.
Pittsburgh. Washington and jefferson.
West Virginia and Carnegie Tech are
among the leading teams.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
BASKETBALL
HEZE
CLARK
WABASH WORKS
HARD FOR GAME
Charlottesville Fans Predict
Outsiders Will Get Sur
prise in Purdue Fray.

CRAwFORDsyILLE, Ind. Dec. o.
Wabash College basketball tossers are
being sent through warm PAGES these
days in preparation for the Purdue game
here Thursday night and in spite Of the
fact that outside net Tans are making
the BOilermaker five the favOrite there has
been no let-down in support for the
Scarlet here Local fans believe Coach
Vaughan has Strengthened his squad out
in a manner that will cause a few sur
prises when the team takes the floor
against the crack Lafayette crew. At any
rate everybody here is looking forward
to a terrific battle at the Wabash gym
! and a large crowd will be on hard for
Tickets for the contest have been on
sale here several days. Seats on the
north and south sides Of the playinS
court are selling at 81 and seats on tGe
east and west sides are going al gen
cral admission price of seventy-tiye cents.
The game viii start At I 80 o'clock. Wa
bash hooked 10 with Purdue twice last
season and won both games, and for this
reason the Scarlet confidence viii be 1T
high pitch Thursday
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WRESTLING
OF THE DAY IN ==1 THE WORLD OF SPORT 9=
COOK, AUSTRALIAN CHAMPION, NOT
EASY PICKINGS FOR CARPENTER

! soon they can get Dempsey over to show
himself with the Australian If he knocks
out Georges.
When i sailed for England. New York
was asking: who Is this Cook" Lack
of information about him caused many Of
the skeptics to wag their heads and pass
him off as a set-up.
/ haven't seen Cook work. but he is
anything but an easy mark for the
heayyweightS, outside the champion. He
Is fine looking chap and when | talked
to him he impressed me rs being an intel
ligenr boy who knows quite lot about
the ring. He Is % years old, weighs 49,
pounds and stands feet 1917 inches.
With the exception Of reach, where he
has only seventy five inches. agabnsk
Dempsey seyenty-eiEht and Carpenters
seventy seven, he is within inch of the
champion all the way around
Cook is what they, can in Australia "a
boy from the bush He was born at a
! place called Dubbo, New South Wales,
and earned his first money driving the
Dubbo mail coach. lie has been boxing
/ professionally for three years, during
which he engaged in sixteen contests,
three with Jimmy Clabby, three with Al
{ bert Lloyd and two with Fritz Holland.
That record isn't impressive, but I
! wouldn't pass up any man schoolcd and
trained by Dave Smith, the man who
made Les Darcy. Smith has had Cook
since he first put on the gloves.
| IN addition 70 his ring talent he is
an excellent swimmer. having been dec
grated three times for saving lives In the
/ water around his home hauuts. He Is al
Z so a proficient woodSman, doing "a lot Of
/ his training work with the axe.
! The youngster is ambitious without
/ being boastful. lie does not talk of
dropping Dempsey with one punch like
/ Carpenter did all last June in Manhasset
/ lie has no prima donna ways aud has no
! barbcd wire around his headquarters
IN referring 20 his coming hoax with
/ the Frenchmau he told me the other day
] Il have the advantage as regards
weight. strength. endurance, aud speed
! There is nothing between us In height
! there il only half inch ju his favor. lt
! IS the chance Of my lifetime. intend
/ 10 win
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State A. A. u. Men Named
on National Committees

Eleven members Of the Indiana a. \. u.
will be named as this States representa-
tives on the varions National \. 4. L.
committees by William Prouty, head Of
the national organization; Paul r. Jor-
dan, secretary of the Indiana association,
announced Tuesday. Neal Wynne. pres \
cent of the Indiana union, viii lie namedl
on the redistricting and boxing commitk
tees; Paul Il. Jordan. secretary anGA
treasurer of the Indiana \. \. L., will
be placed on the championship, legisla-
tive, swimming and promodonal commit
tees, and 7. L. Murray viii be the In
diana member of the registration and
track and field committees.
Heze Clark will be on the ket-ball
committee and George NJ. PinneO OF
Gary will be named on the wrestling.
wrestling rules and boxing rules commits
tees. The representative on the gymnas-
tic committee viii be Emil Roth. and
other committeeman and their committees
are Charles Weir play ground and recrea :
ton; George Lips, records; j. Il.
Lutes, industrial; Turpie Smith, hands
ball. and Kenneth L. Jeffries. volley ball
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
BEARS IN FINE
CONDITION FOR
w. AND J. FRAY
All-American Stars in Line
ups of Grid Teams-Muller
to Play.
MAY BE MUDDY FIELD

PASADENA, Cal, Dec. os.-The Univer-
sity Of California football team. which
meets the Washington and jefferson
eleven here next Monday, viii be in the
highest state of physical perfection
reached during the season. according 10
VIII c. Bryan, trainer Of the squad.
According to Bryan, every man on the
squad is IN woHderIut condition ana the
lapse Of time since the last game has
given those slightly crippled chauce To-
get on edge
The one player Who has come in for
special attention Brick Muller.
picked as end on Narc- Camps all
American eleven. s fractured le- bone
early in the season kept the youn-; giant
out OF the lineup for the remainder Of
the season, with the exception Of = few
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Grid Coaches Organize
to Combat Pro Menace
and to Clarity Rules

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s-Opposltion to
professional football as menace to the
collegiate sport was the first move taken
last night after the organization of the
American Football Coaches Association.
1t was recommended that college play
ers playing professional football have
their letters taken away and officials
who worked in pro games be removed
from the eligible list for collegiate games.
Officers elected were: President, Maj
Charles DAILY Of West Point; vice presi-
dent. John Heisman, Pennsylvania sec
rotary -treasurer, j, w. Wilce. Ohio
State; board of trustees. Robert l..
Fisher, Harvard, and Fielding H. Yost
Michigan.
Changes in rules governing the shift
clipping and Interference with defending
players on the forward pass We're dis
cuSsed, but no action was taken.
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Coach Gets Offers

CHICAGO. Dec. 2S-IIarry Robertson,
coach at Syracuse University, has been
offered the position head football
coach at Mort hwestern University, it was
reported today. He is also said to have
opened negotiations with New York Uni
versity. Robertson will leave Syracuse
in June. but is expected to make an
nouncement of acceptance of either post
within the next few days.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
BY WALTER BARDGErT
Editor of Motorcycle and Bicycle III
trated, New York city

Editor of MOtOrcy Gle and Bicycle Illus
trated, Sew York city
Cycle racing. especially in the East,
enjoyed very prosperous year IN 1927.
Tracks operating at Newark. y. J.: Re
we're Beach. Mass: Worcester. Mass. and
New Bedford Mass the last two being
built during the year, reported crowds
and profitable seasons. Last winter a
track was built at Miami, Fla. and ran
from Jan. % to Feb. -. This year an
other course has been constructed ut
Jacksonville. Fla. and ran for 4 few
weeks. The Jacksonville track IS nov
closed.
The Miami track was reopened on Sun
day, Dec IS, and will run until
late in February or March. The two
Florida tracks, known as the Crocodile
Circuit" viii be operated annually IN the
winter. 4 track was opened i'm Los An
geleE, Cal, but had short life
VET KRAMER
HOLDS HOSORS.
-Four national titles we're decided in
America during the past season. In the
professional sprint division. Frank L.
Kramer, East Orange. y. J., was de
clared the winner. Kramer and Ray
Eaton, Newark, champion in 1919, fin
ished up a series OF twelve races in q
tie. Eaton refused TO ride off the tie and
Kramer was declared the winner after
a 'valkover." Willie Spencer, Newark
aud Reggie Mcnamara. Newark. won the
10 and 2J-mile middle distance titles,
respectively.
Bobby Walthour, Jr., Newark, son Of
the former paced champion of America
and former worlds title holder at that
style of racing, captured the amateur
sprint championship in 4 series of six
races. George Chapman, Newark, paced
champion in 1920. repeated again in
1921. The Amateur Bicycle League Of
America, au organization recently formed,
conducted a series Of races to decide
the road championship of America The
finals were decided ut Washington. y.
6, and Arthur Nieminsky, OF Jersey
city. and a member of the Unione Sport
iva Italiana of New York, was returned
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w. and J. Sub Is Making
CrOss-COuntry Dash TO
Fill Shoes of Sick Mate

PiTTSBURGH, Dec. CSC. L. Spit
iers Of Wheeling. y. Va. one OF the
best substitute ends of the Washing
ton and jefferson College football
team, is In the Christian Hospital.
Kansas City. Ill with pneumonia. ac-
cOrding to word received here today.
The ". & =. team is en- route 20 Ta~a-
dena to play the University of Cali
fOFnia. Jan. :. Manager L. ". Murphy
has wired to Washington, Pa. asking
that Al Haddon second string sub
end. start for Pasadena Immediately.
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CYCLE RACING DURING 1921

the winner in q series Of four races
During The past twelve months the
Cycle Trades Of America supplied prizes
for 40 road and track races for ANA
teUrs
FoUR SIA-DAN
EVENTS STAGED.
IN 1921 four six day races vere ruu
( IN this country, two in Chicago and two
in New York The first Chicago race
ended Jan. -, and Eddie Madden and
JAKE MaSin. NeWarbeTs, won with
/ @.2I9.S miles 10 their credit The second
race in Chicago ended April and the
same team won, riding 2,1S27 miles The
! first SIX day race in New York finished
on March y and oscar Egg, Swiss, and
Peter Van kempen, Holland, won with
2.3i4 23 miles TO their credit. Alfred
I Gouliet, America, and Maurice Brocco
France, won the second New York event
which ended Dec. u, covering 2.:jG3.5
miles.
a few records fell by the boards dur
! ing the past year On July 3 at Wash
. ingtOn, u. c.. August Nogara established
a new amateur record Tor 100 miles un-
paced in + hours and D minutes. In FIVE
hours Nogara covered 1928 miles. A. e.
{ Nahf, Buffalo, y. Y, amateur. bettered
the old amateur road record for 20
miles in competition in a race Mt Buffalo,
VAIL doing 1922
On Avg: p At the Newark veIo-
Australian. bettered the old mark for -
miles human paced. Grenda doing 81 is
- Three amateur road records We're
! broken during the running of the ANA
teur Bicycle League of America road
championships. At Davenport, Iowa, Rus
sci LANCE did three miles unpaced in
6:51 and Victor Hopkins rode five miles
unpaced in II 90. In the finals at Wash
ington, Arthur Nieminsky, New York,
bettered the old mark for a half-mile in
competition by doing :13.
The worlds CVPlfUO cham lions hinS
We're held from July IL to Aug. at
Copenhagen. Denmark. Peter MOeskops,
Holland. won the professional sprint
title: Brask andersen, Denmark, the am
ateur sprint event, and Victor Linart
Belgium, the professional paced cham
FDionship
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SALE-BUTLER. FRIDAY.

Yale. which seems 20 he having RI ther
hard time on its Western basket ball
trip. Will find D." change f. the unhos-
pi,able ways of the West oi .he basket
ball court when i' meets Butler at
T"mliusou Hall Friday night. The game
will start ~ 10 O'Clock and will he
preceded by curtain raiser between the
Fairbanks Morse team and Butler Sec
onds. Seats are on sale a. SpaldiuS's.
Feeble and Moloucy will ofliciate.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
NOTED BOWLER DIES.

CHICAGO, Dec 2s.-Edward ]. Kelly,
one Of the best known bowlers in the
country. died here Monday morning Of
pneumonia. lie became i'll at the recent
bowling tournament aud had 10 be taken
home in cab
He was 81 years old and unmarried
Paired with Al Toemmel. Kelly made
. formidable showing in the doubles in
city, State and National tournaments. In
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Oregon Eleven Wins

HONOLt II. T. II. Dee. 81 nj
yersity Of CreEnu'S football eleven de-
feafe1 the University Of Hawaii here
81 10 o. oregou's brilliant forward
passing WAS the games prIncipal
feature. though the heavy mainland
ers broke through the Hawaiians'
Iiue at will and completely outClas sod
them in the other departments of the
sport.
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Butler Five Wins, 80 to q,
Over AIOOreSvilIe Team

MoORESYILLE, Ind. Dec os-But,er
tolicga defeated the Iooresvillc Elks
here last light I'm q good game by n
score of - 10 ~ The coIegiaus showed
an attack thar could not Ice denied auh
i"d fli the way. The visitors worked
Wall ard Che fires hmau player. tiriggs. m
forward. showed some fast. clever work
ov,- the FLOOR and drouu-d Iu many
cuUut-rS. Jones aud CaIuat az tho
guard positions and kuJld az center
i,i>p looked good for Pages men Newt
Carlisle. formerly of pe Pauw. and
Taylor. au "V Illinois player, starred for
ne locals along with south
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28

BUFFALO, Dec. es.-Davc Shade. the
California welterweight. won the decision
over Jack Perry, formerly Of Pittsburgh.
in \ ten-round bout hero 1t vas the
opinion Of those at the ringsidc that
Shades superior cleverness, rather than
harder hitting. brought him the decision
The Judges We're unanimous for the West
Coast champion
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
1922 Major Spring Camps
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
White Sox, Seguin. Texas.
Cleveland, Dallas, Texas
ST. Louis, Bogaloosa, la.
Now York. New Orleans, La.
Washington. Tampa, Fla.
Detroit Augusta, Ga.
Red Sox, Hot Springs, Ark
Athletics. Texas probably
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
cubs, Santa Catalina Island, Cal.
New York San Antonio, Texas.
Philadelphia, Lcesburg, Fla.
Brooklyn, Jacksonville. Fla.
Cardinals, Orange Texas.
Cincinnati, Mineral Wells, Tex.
Pittsburgh, Hot Springs, Ark.
Boston, st. Petersburg, Fla.
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Ohio State Defeats Vale

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Doe 2s-O Ohio
states basket ball team outclassed Tale
here last night and the Ellis were de
feated 33 to u. Beard, Ohio forward,
led the scoring with nine field goals.
Blair, Ohio's star forward, received in
juries which probably will keep him out
for the remainder Of the season.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
Marquette Net Game

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. Dec 2s-NIar-
quette University of Milwaukee, Wis, will
send it's basket tossing combination
against the y ~ C. A. senior team on
the local association hardwood Thursday
night Michigan City has a fast team this
year, having defeated Lewis Institute of
Chicago ana several other fast teams.
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NErERAN SHOOTER DIES.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-Lieut George
H. Doyle 60, member of the American
team which won the Palmer trophy in
international matches ut Birley. England,
in 1908 and twice a winner Of the New
York Governors cup for craftsmanship,
died Yesterday in Flushing.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28

1912 they won The city title. and in 1919
they won tho State championship. He
was captain Of the Commodore Barry pin
team when il won The national i've man
houors in 1915 and 1916.
kelly was top notch money winner
in different events at important tourna-
ments for twenty years. lie was inter-
ested with Leo Schueneman in the Logan
Square alleys
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
TORONTO HOCKEY TEAM WINS

PITTSBURGH, Dec 2S-The Univer-
sity Of Toronto hockey team, holder of
the Allan trophy of Canada. defeated
Pittsburgh in an exhibition game here
last night. The score was to l.
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De PAW Fresh Lose

GREENCASTLE. Ind. Dec 2S-The
GreeuCasJle High School basket bail quin-
ter defeated the De PAW freshman here
last night by a one point margin. The
score was IS TO -.
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COLUMBIA. No, Dec 2S.-The football
team Of the University OF Missouri will
not meet Nebraska's eleven next year.
Director Of Athletics <. q. Clevenger an
nounced. Inability TO schedule q date
satisfactory to both schools was the
reason ascribed.
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Balloon Race Sept. 3

GENEVA. Dec. 28. The Swiss Aero
Club has decided to hold the 1922 Cor
don Bennett balloon race ut Geneva on
Sept 3. One of the Swiss pilots, Lieu
tenant Answermier, who won the 1921
race, is 4 native Of Geneva and hopes to
pilot a Swiss balloon in next years com
petition
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28

(NOte-JacI< McAuliffe, retired un-
defeated lightweight champion, who
was IA member of the United Press
Staff on the Dempsey Willard and
Dempsey Carpenter fights, and who,
incidentally, picked Dempsey to win
both times, Is In England. He is
going TO give his expert opinion on
the Carpenter Cook fight In London
Jan. IL for the United Press. The
first of three preliminary stories is
nreeented hereMith.(
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-28
MAROON FIVE WINS

CHICAGO, Dee 2S Chicago defeated
Crane College in basket ball last night
II to II. The Maroons played IN excel
lent offensive game
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CENTRAL STATES TOURNEY

DAYTON. Ohio, Dec. 28-Booster
teams of this city held the alleys yester-
day for the first night Of the Central
States bowling Tournament, only one
team making any kind Of a showing. The
y. e. Il. Repair Department made q
2,672 score.
EINE-NIAN LEADERS.
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BY JACK McAULIFFE.
LONDON, Dec 2S.-George Cook,
heavyweight champion of Australia, is
the fortunate one TO get the first crack
at Georges Carpenter since Dempsey
worked on him. I say fortunate, tecause
he gets n big chance for fame and fortune.
Already the British are figuring how
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y {. r. Repair Department. Dayton 2,6T2
y. {. L. Metal Cabinet Dayton. ?, 463
\ c. Z. Toolmaking No. /, Dayton $500
\. c. X. Toolmaking No. >, Dayton 2,299
y. c. Il. Cutter Department. Dayton 22S1
y c. L. Model Making, Dayton. 2.2S1
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DAYTON. Ind. De-. IS Tho Dayton
Tigers challenge any 40 ii5-pound teams