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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-17
Weeks Basket Card of
Interest to Local Fans

TODAY.
Indiana VS.. Northwestern, BIOOmingt on.
TUESDAY.
Dental vs.. Butler, local "Y."
NOtre Dame vs.. Kalamazoo, Metre Dame
Chicago vs.. Illinois, UrbaEa.
WEDNESDAY.
De Pauw-WRbash, CrawfordsviIle.
Plalnfeld High School VS.. shOrtridRe,
here.
Tech High School VS.. Mooresviue,
MOoresviIle.
THURSDAY.
Dayton "U'' VS.. Wabash. Charlottesville.
FRIDAY.
Butler vs.. State Normal, here.
Indiana VS.. Minnesota, Minneapolis.
Indiana DentAIs vs.. Northwestern Den
tails, Evanston.
ERrlhRm vs.. Manchester, Richmond.
NOtre Dame ys. st. MaFy's. Notro Dame.
Iowa VS.. Michigan. Ann Arbor.
Manual High vs.. Rochester, Rochester,
SATURDAY.
Milliktn vs.. Wabash, Charlottesville.
Purdue vs.. Ohio. Columbus.
Dentals vs.. st. JOseph's, Rensselaer,.
NOtre Dame vs.. Michigan Aggies,
NOtre Dame.
Illinois VS.. Wisconsin, Madison.
Iowa vs.. Chicago, Chicago.
shOrtrtdge High vs. Lebanon, Lebanon.
Manual High vs.. Huntington, Hunting
ton.
Bloomington High vs.. Tech, here.
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This City Assigned
TO Central Section
of Amateur Glasses
LOWry Named President of
National Federation in Re
organization of Body.

james II. Lowry. superintendent Of
local public parks, and the man who,
with r. Walter Jarvis, director OF recrea-
ton, has made indianapolis what Il Is
In amateur baseball, was back at his
desk IN the city haH today with the
presidential robes of the National Base
bail Federation, the governing body OF
amateur baseball, draped over his Shout
ders.
Lowry was chosen as the president of
the national body at the annual meeting
In Cleveland Saturday, having served as
vice president for the last three years.
During the time that he has been af-
hiated with the local and national asgo-
Citations, Lowry has served the amateurs
faithfully and 1t is due largely to his
efforts that the indianapolis Amateur
association has grown into one of the
strongest in the country during the last
rev years. The inexhaustible supply OF
good diamonds, supplied by the park
commissioners upon the recommendation
or Lowry and Jarvis. has caused the
swelling Of the /. A. B. A. membership
lists every year and has improved the
playing of the sandlotters considerably.
One or the most important acts per
Formed at the meeting in Cleveland was
the adoption of rule barring all play
ers who have ever participated in q PRO
fesssional game from playing in Class
a, thereby placing that class on a simon
pure basis
The delegates also voted to divide the
country into four zones, SO follows:
West Section-Omaha, Lincoln Duluth
st. Louis. Kansas City, Des Moines, St
Paul, Minneapolis and milwaukee,
Central-Chicago, Cincinnati Louis
vile. Indianapolis, Memphis. Columbus
and Dayton.
East Central - Detroit. Cleveland.
Youngstown, Flint, Akron. Canton. To-
East Boston. Pittsburgh. Johnstown.
BUnalo. Philadelphia. Washington
Perth Amboy, oil City, Bethlehem.
Elimination series would be held In
each section, the sectional winners to
play for the championship. Eight club
circuits would be established In each
zone.
The president was authorized TO ap-
point the sectional directors, who are to
organize their respective zones and re-
port at the next meeting.
the annual board Of directors meeting
will be held in Cleveland next Ma rch
at which time steps will be taken to
organize national fraternal league.
The dates and schedule for the first
round Of the intercity tournament will
be arranged at q Cincinnati meeting in
July. Second round dates will be ar
ranged at indianapolis In September and
President Lowry will arrange the hnal
schedule.
Other officers elected at Saturdays
meetings were: A. A. Gruber, Cincin
natl. and Ralph Davis, Pittsburgh, vice
president. J. r. Potts Of Cleveland and
Virgil p. Zetterlind, Detroit. were re-
elected secretary and treasurer, respec-
lively.
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ssnmat Seo end Regional PIay Announce
SECTIONAL MEETS BY COUNTIES

ANDERSON-Medison County, Z; Han
cock County, 7. Total, II.
ATTICA-Fountain County, Z; Warren
County, ?; Benton County, Z. Total 16
AUBURN-De Kalb, 3; Steuben, 8; La
Grange, 5. Total. 10.
BEDFORD-Lawrence 3; Dubois, 1
Martin, /; Orange, 5. Total, 10.
BLOOMINGTON-Nfon 4; Brown. o;
Greene, 8; Owen, 2. Total, L.
BLUFFTON-Wells, 5; Adams, 3; Jay,
5. Total, 10.
COLU8IBUS-Bartholo 8; Dear
born, s Jefferson, .; Jennings, .; Ohio
l; Ripley, 5; Switzerland, l. Total, Is.
CRAWFORDsVILLE-Montgomery, 10
Total, 10.
TT. WAVNE-Allen, 4 Noble. 5; Whit
ley, /. Total, is.
FRANKLIN-Johnson c; Shelby, 7. To-
tai, 10.
GARY-Lake, Z; Jasper, 2; Newton, 2;
Porter, 2. Total, Is.
CONGRATULATIONS, 6; Parke. Z.
Total, ID.
HUNTINGTON-Hunt s; Wa
bash, @. Total. II.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., H.
KOKONIO-Howard, 8; Hamilton, s;
Upton, 3 Total. IL.
LEBANON-Boone. 8; Clinton, Z. To-
tai. II.
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COLLEGE ANDH.s. NET GOSSIP

Indianapolis high school quintettes
won four out Of FIVE games last week.
Tech furnished the real sensation Of the
week when Coach Black took his men
over to Terre Haute and trimmed the
Wiley and Garfield aggregatlons by
scores OF As to S and 80 to II, respectively
Garfield holds decisive win over short
ridge as a result of a recent encounter
and the Tech victory has boosted Green
and White stock in regard to the COM
ing sectional tourney battles. Short
ridge, after swapping Cumberland. IL
to II. earlier in the week, fell before
the onslaught Of the Martisville war
riors Friday, ~ TO 10. Manual beat
Upton Saturday at the local ~" "a to
Is. in the only game of the week for
the south siders.
Horatio Alger stories have nothing on
the story Of the rapid rise of the Tech
basket ball team. The east siders have
now won six straight games and are
playing a brand Of ball that Is rapidly
pushing them into the limeiiCht and at
the same time BODIES evil for the local
rivals of the Green and Write. Reports
from Terre Haute stated that Tech dts
played the most finished passing game
or any team that had shown In that
city this season, which is quite a com
phment II Blacks men keep up the
speedy pace they are now setting for
another two weeks they should be ranked
among the ten best teams In the State
This weeks basket card for the local
high school CUNTS Is the most attractive
OF the season to date and the results Of
these contests should throw 4 whole lot
OF light on the position Of the local iyes
IN the State title race. ShortridGe will
get into action twice this week Oaprin g
Plainfield Wednesday On the Shortridgo
court and Lebanon. one of the States
best, at Lebanon, Saturday. Manual will
meet Rochester Friday at Rochester and
Huntington at Huntington Saturday
Rochester is one Of the most formidable
cOntenders for State title honors in the
upper half Of the State and Huntington
also has an unusually strong team. These
contests will test the mettle Of the Red
and " htte warriors to the utmost.
What promises to be the feature high
school, contest played In this city this
season VIII be staged at the local "Y'
Saturday night. Bloomington High comes
here for game with the Tech basket
shooters. Bloomington has twice held
the indicated Anderson five to the low
est scores that that team has been held
10 al season. Saturdays contest VIII
De the second meeting Of the season be
tween Bloomington and Tech, the locals
having lost a hard game during the
CHRISTMAS holidays TO Coach Wells Az
gregation. In this game Tech was lead
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ing at half time and continued to lead
until well up into the second half, when
an avalanche Of baskets from past the
center Of the floor put them to rout and
left the Bloomington athletes on the
big end OF the score. Saturdays game
the Techites for this week, as Coach
Black viii take his men TO Mooresville
Wednesday for a game with the speedy
high school five Of that place.
Indiana is now perched on the topmost
rung Of the Western Conference basket
ladder, having won two and lost none
Purdue has played only one Big Ten
game, but it was easy for Coach Lam
bert's men.
With the college teams that Indiana
boasts of this year, It is possible that a
league could be formed right here in
this State that would be as strong as
the Western Conference. Purdue, Indi-
ana, Wabash, De Pauw, Butler, Notre
Dame and Valparaiso have aggregations
this year that can hold their own with
the best OF them.
The first wsbash-eD PAW mixer of the
year, which is to be played Wednesday
at Charlottesville, holds the spotlight Of
this weeks basket schedule In Hoosier
college circles. The snari of the Tiger
and the crack of the Caveman's club
5nOuAu nAhe enough noise TO De heard
In every corner Of the State.
The Wednesday contest will only be
starter to the weeks activities of the
Scarlet athletes. Dayton University will
be played Thursday and James Milikin
Saturday. An games will be played at
Charlottesville. James MiIikin was de-
feated by Wabash recently, when Coach
Vaughan took his men into Illinois for
q short triumphsl invasion of that State.
The defeat at the hands of Wabash was
Afillikin's first in three years on their
own floor.
Indiana meets Northwestern tonight at
Bloomington and the Crimson athletes
are in no mood to be dislodged from
the top of the Big Ten ladder by the
Purple. The fact that Purdue defeated
Northwestern without much trouble
Saturday makes Indiana a big favorite
to annex the honors in tonight's game
Minnesota will be tackled at Minneapolis
Friday By the speedy Crimson in an
other Western Conference battle. These
two games. comprise the weeks schedule
Of the Bloomington school.
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Purdue goes to Columbus Saturday for
a game with Ohio State-the only con-
test of the week OH the Boilermaker card
Due TO Indiana's win over the Buckeyes
and Purdue's excellent showing against
Northwestern. Lambert's crew will be q
big favorite to grab of their second Con
ference game.
Butler viii play twice this week, meet
ing the Dentals Tuesday at the Y. NJ
c. a. and State Normal Friday on the
Butler court Although the Pagemen are
picked to win both these games they
have no snap in either one OF them.
Notre Dame will meet three opponents
this week, all OF them on the Notre Dame
court. Kalamazoo Tuesday, st. Mary's
Friday and Michigan Aggies Saturday
comprise the Catholic card for the week.
The Cathedral basket tOssers boosted
their victory list two nOtches by wins
over st. SimOns and Petersburg High
Schools on their southern Indiana trip
through the weekend. They won both
games by decisive scores and proved that
they have q team capable OF carrying a
real battle into anybody's camp.
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BASKETBALL
COLLEGE.

COLl4kGE.
Purdue, 81: Northwestern, 10.
Dentals, 40; Rose Poly, 81.
Earlhaln, 36; Franklin, 10.
Evansville, 13; Union Christian, 1.
Chicago, 80; Wisconsin, p.
Minnesota, "a: Iowa, 10.
Ohio State, p; Michigan, 10.
Dartmouth Is; Cornell, %.
Pennsylvania. q; Columbia, 16.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Manual, "a: Upton, 16.
Technical, As; Wiley (Terre Haute), 8.
Cathedral (Indianapohs). %; Peters
burg, 10.
Maxwell, IA; MeCordsville, S.
Roachdale. 81; Bainbridge. %.
MOrgantown, 90; Center Grove, 10.
Logansport, "a Kokomo, %.
West Baden, 35; Seymour, %.
Michigan City, 30; Valparaiso, II.
South Bend, as; Laporte, 16.
Bedford, %; Greencastle, Is.
& Anderson, SO; Rochester, 10.
Lebanon. 81; Charlottesville, 9.
Rushville, Al; Carthage, Is.
Vincennes, Is; Ffitchton, 3.
MarttRsyille, SO; Brownsburg,27
Brownsburg Girls, %; Center Grove
Girls, 5.
LoganspOrt, "a; Elkhart, Il.
WfnRate, %; kokomo, p.
FIT. Wayne, %; Bippus, 8.
Huntington, 81; Wabash. II
INDEPENDENT.
Cumberland, Is; Oaklnndon, 1s
Pottawatmis, 81; Lambda Chi, 10.
Cicero, As; Atlanta. IS.
Auncie Maroons, 4S; Indiana School
for Deaf, 13.
Den Zares, 12i indianapolis Athletic
Club, 8.
Bimbos. 80; Theta Kappas. o.
Evansville ~" so; Nashville Ram
bIers, 10.
Gary Works, go; Joliet Steel, Is.
The South Side Tuner bssketeers have
Q busy program ahead OF them for this
week. Wednesday night the south siders
go. to Ccnnersvilie for a game with the
fast Connersville A. C.s, and Friday
night they tangle with the Ferndale team
on the Turner floor. With Reese and
=. Stevens, forward; Underwood, CEN
ter, and Secrest and c. Stevens, guards,
the Turner'S took their second team over
for a good lacing yesterday AFTERNOON
and Manager Quill probably will start
this combination against ConnersvilIe.
All Turner's should be at the Terminal
SLation at 1 ;45 Wednesday afternoon.
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/. u. Wrestlers Win

BLooMINGToN, Ind, Jan. lin
diana defeated the indianapolis Y. NJ.
c. A. wrestling team 80 to 0, here satur-
day, getting away with every bout. In
diana took the honors in each match on
Captain Moore threw Wilson each time
In 1 minute and 30 seconds
In the 1lb-pound class three. bouts be-
tween Stanley Of Indiana and Bane of the
~, resulted in draws. Two three
minute bouts then were staged and won
by the Crimson grapplers In the 1875.
pound class Radclif of Indiana and
Velonis grappled the full seven minutes
in two bouts, Radclif being on top most
of the time
Hoffman of Indiana got two decisions
ever Pierson. The 145-pound bout be-
tween Neuhauser, Indiana, and Strain,
the "Y" grappler, was a hard one. Neu-
hauser took the lrst and third on a de-
sion and the second was draw.
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"! Sl1]Nllkl(S

.. ii. second place In the doubles. Kim
mel and Fahrbach were the best Indian
polls doubles shooters, getting a total
Of 1,21O to land fourth place. Fox and
Harkenrider copied seventh money with
1908, while Miller and Blue were eighth
with total Of 1,l98 pins. Mcgowan and
Weisman, former Indianapolis shooters
who now sail out Of Evansville, were fifth
with count of 1905.
Doehrman and Farnan Of TT Wayne
tied with Johnson and Zimmerie Of Day
ton for tenth place when they kicked
out a total Of l,1S1 pins yesterday.
-, The all.events honors go to Wagner of
for all his action. GazoIIo OF Toledo was
second In this class with 1862. Moses
and Mccormick Of Toledo and Jensen
OF Terre Haute were the other all-events
winners
Walter Harshman, tournament man
ager, will have the official prize list ready
in a few days
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL,

Lara I1EF-4lppcCoAOcs 49,
LOGANSPORT-Cass. 3; Carroll. 8;
White, 4. Total, u.
NIARION-Grant, 8; Blackford, 3. To-
tai, II.
MARTINSVILLE--Mo 3; Hen
bricks, g. Total, IA.
MISUNDERSTANDING 10. Total, 10.
oWENSVILLE-Gibso son. 8; Perry. o;
Posey 3; Spencer, 2; Vanderburg, 1
Warrick. ?. Total. IL.
RICHMoND-wayhe, 8; Fayette. 3;
Union, 2. Total, IA.
ROCHEsTER-Fulton 4; Miami. 6;
Pulaski, 2; Starke, 2. Total, IA.
DISQUALIFICATION, s; Decatur. 5;
Franklin. 2. Total. IS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, /; Clark. /;
Crawford. 2; Floyd, i Harrison, l;
Washington, 0; Jackson, 5. Total, IL.
SOUTH BEND-St. Joseph. = Elkhart,
6; La Porte, 8. Total. IS.
SULLIVAN--Sullivan, Z; Daviess. 7. To-
tai. IA.
TERRE HAUTE-Clay, 3; vigo, 6; Yer
million, 8. Total. Il.
VINCENNES-Knox, 8; Pike. 5. To-
tai. Is.
Observation-Disclosures, s; Marshall. s.
Total. 13.
WINCHESTER-Rand 10; Della
ware. {. Total. II.
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SsA.t.;;;:yiis,ii,zezc,.7.les:::T,TETTI
CLANCY GETS
CHANCE TONIGHT

NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-Andy CLANCY
of Baltimore. one OF the leading aspirants
10 tho fe2therweight championship, VIII
meet Charley Beecher IN a fifteen round
bout az Madison Square Garden tonight
Johnny klibane, featheTweight champion,
will be at the ringside.
II CLANCY can defeat Beecher decisiyely
Il is probable that he will be matched
with Kilbane FOR q championship bout
here In the near future.
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CaddOck Shapes Up for
Title Wrestling Match

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Earl Caddock,
soldier and former wrestling champion,
is here to finish training for the cham
pionship bout next Monday with strang-
Ter Lewis He weighs 100 pounds and
pronounces himself At for the bout
Coming East Caddock stopped az
wed from the effects of the headicck
hold Of Lewis
"Stecher looks bad, but he Is strong
enough to fight back to health" he
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Darby Leads 'Y'

The local Y. NJ. c. A. swimming squad
scored a 80-16 victory over the KOkomO
"Y" paddlers in the local tank Saturday,
winning seven nrsts and the relay. 10
komo gained only a single first. Norman
Darby, star of the local squad, broke
two state records. lowering the marks
IN both the 300 yard breast stroke and
440-yard free style. He clipped off more
thar thirty seconds from the old mark
in the latter event
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Bantam Champion
Signs for Pair of
Scraps Next Month

NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-Joe Lynch, new
bantam champion, who has been restin z
Mt Lakewood since he won the title from
bouts He is to 90 eight rounds with
Jabez White in st. Louis, Feb. 9, and
will take on Young Montreal in Detroit,
Feb 2S
The champion has not been approached
about return bout with Herman, but
Eddie Mead, his manager, says we will
take em all on"
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IA new
American record was established at the
eighteenth annual interscholastic swim
ming championships, which were won by
the Lawrenceville school at the University
Of Pennsylvania pool here, Saturday.
Wright Of Erie High School won the
hfty- yard swim in IS 1-6 seconds, bet
tering the former American record OF
25 3-5 seconds made By GrieE Gunther of
Brooklyn Polytechnic Preparatory lGsI
year.
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zBYsZKo GIVEN BOUT.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. l7.-Wlndek
Zbyszko got decision over James Lon
dos, Greek champion, on points In two
hour wrestling match with no falls Sat
urday. Zbyszko tried TO pin his OPP
pouent with hesdlocks and toe holds but
without success. Londos, who was forty
pounds lighter than Zbyszko. was or the
defensive during the last half hour.
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Chicago Cyclists Lead

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-Ernest Kockler,
Chteage's entry ard his teammate,
Charles Osterritter OF Newark. N. J..
we're leading the 1elc at II a. N. today In
the six-day bicycle ace at the Coliseum
With total mileage Of 302 and one LAP.
Ine Eaton- Blu team was running sec
end with Sg2 niIsa.
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INTERSTATE ROWLING.

. SOUTH BEND, Ind. Jan. I7-Jimmy
Smith, worlds bowling champion. sched-
uled to roll Sunday in the Interstate
bowling tournament in progress here,
was reported i'll and did not show up
for competition. Kaad's Fritzie Scheffs
tourney, with a 2,942 total. taking the
fveman lead. Burrell Belts and the
Grouse Imperials Of Chicago took fourth
and fifth places In the fve-man stand
ings, respectively, with scores Of 2,ST6
and 2,S65.
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Generous Johnny Wilson

NEW YORK. Jan. I7.--JOhnny Wilson
middleweight champion, is willing to de-
fend his title in Madison Square Garden
for n guarantee of $4,000, with an OPP
ton OF 90 per cont of the gross receipts
Out of his share he is willing to nay
Mike O'Dowd $500 or JeY Smith SIS, 600
you're too generous" Promoter Tex
Richard told him.
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IN the ten Middle Western States
n served by the Standard Oil
Company Qndiana) there is one
automobile for each 9 persons. Its
estimated that 65 % of these vehicles
are owned by farmers. That is why
the utmost of efficiency in refining,
manufacturing, and distributing
gasoline and other petroleum prod
ucts is needed most in this great
territory.
To indicate the tremendous increase
in the number of cars and trucks,
the following statement of 1919 and
1920 registrations by states is given:
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ever, some crack counts were pOsteU anu
several changes marked among the big
ten" fellows.
Indianapolis carried Of the fve-man
honorS Of the tournament, Toledo COPIED
the two-man laurels, Terre Haute pro-
duced the singles champ and Cincinnati
sent in the best all-around performer.
The Hinnenkamp Buffet team went best
in the tive-man race, with 2,SS7 pins. The
MarOtt Shoe Shop of indianapolis took
fourth place in this class, while the In
dams and Central Alley Five finished
sixth and seventh which gives Indian
apolls four Of the fret ten places.
The Mothers Bread team of Columbus
rolled into second place with total OF
2S23, and the Oft Superbas Of Dayton
took the fifth position with a score or
2,T95. Johnny Klingman, former indian
apolis shooter. played the important part
in the Supcrba drive, getting total OF
$50 for his three games.
The shooting Of the Mothers Bread
and Superba teams nOsed the Capitol
Alley and Steinhart teams of Indian
apoIis out of the big ten" division.
Everett Irish Of Indianapolis, shooting
with the early shift Saturday night,
ond place in the singles. Eddie Baker
Of Terre Haute won first money with 673
pins Just two more than our Everett
produced.
Percy Henry Of indianapolis was third
in the singles chase with count of $50,
and Al Striebeck finished tenth with 62G
pins Spencer Of indianapolis and Saffron
OF Toledo tied for eleventh place with
one pin less than Striebecks total.
Barton Of Cincinnati COPIED fifth prize
in the singles when he shot a total OF
651 Sunday. TheObold of Cincinnati tied
with Moses Of Toledo for seventh place
with a count OF 642.
Gaz0llo and Moses Of Toledo went hest
in the doubles, getting a count OF 1898,
which stood a weeks bombardment with
out being bothered. Meyer and Wagner.
pair OF Cincinnati cracks, shot 1882 to
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Barton Of Cincinnati copied fifth prize
in the singles when he shot a total OF
651 Sunday. Theobold of Cincinnati tied
with Moses Of Toledo for seventh place
with n count OF 642.
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None OF the leaders was dislodged IL
the week end. and final bombardment OF
the pins in the Central States tournament
at the Market street establishment. How
ever, some crack counts were posted and
several changes marked among the big
ten" fellows.
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To enable these machines to operate in all
weather, under all conditions, and where
ever they may be located, an adequate
supply Of gasoline is needed. To supply
this need is the constant endeavor of the
Standard Oil Company Qndiana). The
refneries operated by this Company are
working night and day to increase the yield
of gasoline taken from crude oil, without
in any way sacrificing the quality of
the gasoline.
The Standard Oil Company Qndiana) oper-
ateS a distribution system maintained at as
near to 1909 efficiency as is humanity DOS
sible. To do this calls for a minute and
unwearying study of local conditions, and
for constant anticipation of future needs.
All activities of the Standard Oil Company
Qndiana) are co-ordinated to the highest
degree of efficiency to insure maximum
economy.
Thus in the Middle West, where efficiency
is needed most, the Standard Oil Company
Qndiana) is performing this essential eco
nomic service to the benefit of all the people.
Standard Oil Company
(Indiana)
$40 So. Michigan Ave-. Chicago, I'll.
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Gazollo and Moses Of Toledo went hest
in the doubles, getting a count Of 1928,
which stood a weeks bombardment with
out being bothered. Meyer and Wagner
q pair OF Cincinnati cracks, shot 1892 10