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STRATEGY EFFECTIVE
AND WABASH NOSES OUT OLD
RIVAL IN THRILLING BATTI4 E

CRAWFORDSyILLB, Ind, Feb. 20
Strategy Of big League caliber was
pulled by Coach Vaughan of Wabash in
the clash with De Pauw here Saturday
night and enabled the Little Giant net
getters to grab their second victory of
the season over the Tigers, this time by
a S2-to28 score. With the contest, which
was undoubtedly the best staged here for
several seasons by the Scarlet nearly
two days past, basket ball fans who wit
messed the game are realizing more and
more that "Pete," the idol of all Wabash
followers, pulled something in the game
that few coaches would ever attempt to
do; that Is to jerk four of his regulars,
three Of them in the final minutes of
play, and send in four second string men
in such an important contest. But this
is just what Vaughan did and the re-
suit of the battle with Walkers athletes
tells that Vaughan slipped one over;
First Of all Hippo" Peare, the lanky
rosy checked freshman from Rockville
Ind, was crowned the hero Of the game
when he snagEed two field goals with one
minute and fifty seconds to go. Peare
had replaced Thorn at center. But
Hippo" was not alone. Every one Of the
Little Giants who were blessed with the
opportunity of performing against the
invaders gave their best and helped in
the win over their ancient rivals.
1t was toward the end of the contest
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DAILY TINES, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1922
| NEWS OF THE DAY IN l=El THE WORLD OF SPORT
Butler FiUe Goes
to Tackle BGptists
on Franklin Court

Butler College will be moved to Frank.
lin tonight while the basketball team
plays Coach Nelps Baptist speeders in a
return game. Special cars have been
chartered to carry Irvington rooters to
the fray. Many fans win make the trip
by automobile for the contest Is arous-
ing as much interest as any other battle
on the Butler card. The game will start
the Pagemen of on a busy week, Earl
ham to be tackled Wednesday and
Wabash Saturday.
In the meeting last Tuesday on the
Butler floor between the two teams the
locals had hard time winning by a
50 to &c score and on their own court
the Baptists can be counted on to make
things even tougher for the Pagemen.
Griggs, Butler center and forward is
still incapacitated and it is thought that
he will not start tonight, although he is
expected to be In shape for the Wabash
game. The same lineup that started be-
fore may be Pages selection again to-
night. This consists In Hooker and
Brown, forwards, Leslie, center, and Mid
ellsworth and Colway, guards, Black
and Graham, are also two starting pos
sibilities.
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DOWNEY FORCES
FEAR GRTFFTTHS

Johnny Griffiths has met Bryan Dow
ney four times in the ring and the best
Bryan could Go with Griffiths was to
earn a draw with him. That was In the
early part of 1918, & trihe more than
three years ago. Their last contest was
a twelve-round affair. Today Bryan
Downey claims the middleweight cham
pionshtp of the world by reason OF his
Of Johnny Wilson and also because OF
his knockout few weeks ago Of Happy
Littleton at New Orleans.
Comes now Anthony Downey at Il
year-old brother Of Bryan Downey and
he essays the task of whipping Johnny
Griffiths right here in indianapolis next
Monday night. Grlffiths is veteran OF
some ten years experience In the ring.
He is 20 years of age and has had per
haps 200 ring battles. Anthony D0Wney
will be fighting his twenty fourth ring
engagement Monday night. Boxing men
have for years maintained that the one
big asset a boxer can possess Is hard e1
perience Johnny Griffiths has oodles OF
experience while Anthony Downey is but
a kid at the game. Whether this Is going
to make a lot of difference or not remains
to be seen.
At any rate it will be interesting to see
what the younger DOwney can do with
the very battler who appeared to have his
brothers goat, at least to the extent or
holding him even Probably the best nne
that may be drawn on the two Is In the
statement uAue lOudy ~
Bishop, who manages Downey. He says
he viii be perfectly satisfied II Downey
can but make a good showing with Grit
fths This may be taken to mean that
there is considerable trouble ahead Tor
the Downey end OF It, At least they are
expecting stiff opposition.
Downey's strict training at CINCINNATI
shows plainly that the boy is not going
to take any undue chances with Griniths.
He VIII be in better shape than ever De-
fore.
Tickets for the Griffths Downey bout at
Tomlinson Hall next Monday night went
on sale today at the Winston billiard
room in North Illinois street.
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Gynnastic and Dancing
Tourney Here March 4

Entry blanks for the first gymnastie
and dancing tournament of the Indiana
Amateur Athletic Union. which Is to be
conducted at the Athenaeum on March t,
have been sent to the fifty organizations
in Indiana and Kentucky affiliated with
the A. A u.
Emil RAth. dean Of the Normal College
OF the North American Gymnastic Union,
has been appointed director Of the com
ing meet. The Hoosier Athletic Club,
the South Side Turner's, the Athenaum,
the Normal College and the Louisville
GymnaStic Union and Louisville Y. NJ
c A, will send teams for the meet. In
addition the entire gymnastic team at
Purdue University will participate in the
coming event.
J, L. Clemmens, 112o Hume Maasur
building. has bene named to take charge
OF the tug ofwar event T. Neal Wynne,
president OF the Indiana A A. u, has
presented q silver trophy emp to be
awarded the winner IN the tug -of-war.
Individual dancing will be one event
on the program and alreaedy three wom-
en- from the Hoosier Athletic Clyub. two
from the Normal College four from the
Athenaeum and three from the South
Side Turner'S have communicated with
Director Rath that they viii enter com
petition for the dancing title.
Organizations OF amateur athletes de-
string to enter teams but which have
not received entry blanks are asked to
communicate with Director Rath at the
Athenaeum.
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14O-Pound Teams Get
Under Way Thursday

Play for the city 14o-pourd champion
shin win start Thursday Light on me
WaFer Chapel floor The schedule for tn;
twenty teams entered follows:
THURSDAY.
TOO p. M.-Mayer Chapel vs., Simmons
7:45 ?. M--Lauter A c. rs. MarathonS
80 P. M-Apollos rs. Meteors
9:15 P. M.-Whipporwills VS.. Irwin gton
l t 10 20 p ?. M.-second Presbyterians VS.
Ringgold a. c.
TOO P. M.-Christamore TriAngles rs.
Mapleton No-Punks.
7:45 P. M-Southeasoerns vs.. Turner
a $50 P. M.-ChristamOrs A. c, vs. King
" 9:15 P. M-Eastern A C, VI. Trvington
10 100 P. M.-Romulus VS.. DudA
MONDAY.
TOO P. M.-winner Z Thursday VS.. win
500 ?. M.-Winner $50 Thursday vs..
winner 0 Is Thursday.
600 P. M-WInner 10 Thursday VS..
wi 70 go 7. f M@#Flnner 7:45 Friday VS..
winner $50 Friday.
TUESDAY.
TOO P. M.-winner 8:15 Friday vs.,
" 500 P y M.@#'inner Monday VS., win
800 P. M.Ewinner Monday vs.. win
ner 10 Monday.
and 8 games Tuesday will draw bye Tor
the finals and the teams not drawing a
bye will play at the above hour The hnal
game win be played March 2.
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Independent Court
Squads Prepare for
State Finals Here

| Protests raised Saturday night makes
| 1t necessary for the final games of the
Carthage Independent amateur tourney
{ to be replayed Wednesday afternoon and
/ night. The MarOons were declared win
ners Saturday night, but investigation OF
a protest revealed that four of the teams
that participated In the tourney used
| ineligible men. The MaroonS Carthage
! Mount Comfort and Sulphur Springs
will repIay their games without the men
resent the district.
Winners of the Sandborn and local
Journeys are also yet to be decided. The
final game Of the SanbOrn tourney will
/ PlaInville and the local tournament
finals will be played tomorrow night be-
tween the "Y" Leaders and the Fair
banks Morse five.
Thursday night, is one of the strong
teams in the tourney 1t won the Valley
Mills sectional, downing the Trafalgar
Quintette, State champions last season,
during the course of play there. This
team has several Of the players of the
Lizton High School five Of a few years
ago when 1t figured In the State tourney.
1t has made a fine record for the season
so far and will be watched closely by
all the other entries.
The real dark horse Of the entry list is
the Vallonia quintette, winners ot the
Browntown district The team sprung a
big surprise in whipping its way through
strong field there and Is rated high for
tho meet here Another of last year S
competing teams that may stand a good
chance to return Is the Muncie Maroons,
which play in the Carthage section. They
won the final game there Saturday night,
but several games Of the meet were pro-
tested and will be replayed Wednesday.
The Maroons are considered to have good
chances OF repeating and If so will come
here again as powerful contenders.
The schedule for tho State Independent
amateur basket tourney this week Is an
nounced as follows:
THURSDAY.
90 P. M-Russellville vs. Broad
500 p. Milton VS.. Lyons.
8 90 2. M-winner Indiana polls sec
tional VS.. Advance.
FRIDAY.
0 30 A. M-ConVerse VS.. Berne.
10 80 a. M-Terre Haute "Y' Regulars
VS.. Orleans
I1:30 4. M-yauonia VI. winner Garth
age sectional
200 ~M--Plymouth va. Idavtlls.
300 r. M-Kingmsn VS.. Knox.
400 P. M--sanducky VS.. winner sand-
500 ?. M--shelbyvins Scout Masters
7 90 P. M%winner 7 D. m Thursday
vs. winner s .. m. Thursday.
500 P. M-Winner ?: IA. Thursday
vs.. winner 8 80 a. m Friday.
900 z. M-Winner 30 a m Friday
". winner II 80 a. m. Friday.
SATURDAY.
600 A M.-Winner z p. m. Friday W.
winner p, M. Friday.
10 90 A. M-Winner p m Friday va
winner 5 ,. m. Friday.
II 90 a. M-Winner ?. m Friday va
winner 8 p. m. Friday.
90 P. M-Winner . p IN. Friday VI
winner 8 a. d. Saturday.
90 p. M-Winner 10 a m Saturday
va. winner IL a. m. Saturday.
200 r. M--(Anal gamol Winner . ?.
N. Saturday vs.. winner ?. N. satur-
day.
Play In al games win be OF hfteen
minute halves with the exception Of the
nnal game. which viii havo twenty
minute halves.
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ss. 9E3G. p PORTS

EtiVers High OF Dayton fell before Man
uars accurate basket shooting at the
'Y" Saturday night. 81 to IL The Ohio
boys put up a fine defense all through the
game, but succumbed to Harmesons ac-
curacy from the field and from the foul
line. The first half ended to in favor
Of Manual. Many shots by the visitors
went wild and had they been able to con-
meet, Manual would have been an easy
victim as they worked the ball down for
shots about twice as often as Manual
Harmeson for the victors and English
for the visitors were the stars.
The high scoring mark goes to Wilton
Stibbs of the Shenandoah (IOwa) High
School, who recently scored 1ftyone field
goals in one game, The game vas
against the Farragut Uowa) High School
which Shenandoah won, 142 to 4.
ghortridge VS.. Bedford, here Saturday.
Manual We. Broad Ripple, at the "Y,
Tech vs.. jefferson of Lafayette, here
Saturday.
The winner and runner up in the Tri-
State tourney at Cincinnati were Indiana
high schools Martinsville defeated Con
nersville in the fnal round Of play Satur-
day night 20 to 20. Sixty five high
schools from Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky
participated in the meet.
Franklin's recent decisive victory over
Bedford boosts its chances to repeat as
State champ.
The undefeated Technical High School
freshman basket bali team confined It's
fashy work by grabbing off the honors in
the invitati0nal high school freshman
tournament held Saturday In the new
Tech gymnasium, the Green and White
freshies nosing out the Manual beginners
in the final game by a 14t0-13 score.
Manual set the pace the greater part Of
the game and looked good for a victory
until the final minutes of play when two
foul losses and a field goal by WeherI
gave the victory to the east siders. The
lfechites won their way into the hnals
by trimming Ben Davis, is 10 II, In the
morning and Broad Ripple, Is to 13, IN
the semi-fn Manual worked into the
runner-up position by beating Southport
% to II, and Brownsburg, Is to 18. Re-
suits OF the other two games were
Brownsburg 33, Oakland 4. and Broad
Ripple II, West Newton 9.
In the preliminary to tho Manual
S+tTerz game Saturday the Shortridge
seconds defeated the Manual seconds.
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Basketball Results
COLLEGE,

COLLEGE,
Purdue, q; Chicago, 10,
Wabash, 81; De PAW. IS
Northwestern, %; Indiana, 16.
Hanover, SO: Evansville, 1S.
Franklin. %; Earlham, IT.
Central Normal, % Federal A C.S, 10
Iowa, 81: Ohio State, q.
Michigan, 10; Wisconsin, II.
Illinois 2S Minnesota, IS.
Pennsylvania, 20; Dartmouth, q.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Manual n; Stivers (Daytonl, IA.
Kokomo, IS; Logansport, 10.
Rushyille 80 Oolitic, 10
Southport. %; spiceland. %
Trafalgar, 12T: Center Grove, 3.
Culver VI. A. c., "a; Englewood, IS.
South Bend. ~; Loyola Academy, 10
Yincennes, 81; Garfield II
JACKSON COUNTY TOURNEY.
Clear Springs, 30; Crothersville, 7.
Seymour, %; Freetown, II.
Medora. 2; Houston. O.
Seymour. "a; Clear Springs, IS.
Nallonia. 81; Medoria. %.
KNIGHTsTOwN TOURNEY.
Middletown, AZ Kennard. 10.
Cambridge City, 48 Straughn, g.
Cambridge City, 81; Middletown, 20
Daleville. 81; New Lisbon, 8.
Knightstown, 81 Mt. Summit, is
Knightstown, %; Daleville, IS
Knightstown. II; Cambridge City, 10,
WARSAW TOURNEY.
Warsaw, II: Leesburg, g.
Burket IS; Beaver Dam, L
Claypool, 20; Sidney, 10.
Mentone, 10, Silver Lake, L
Syracuse, so: Milford, 10
warsaw, IS; Atwood, 10.
Claypool, p; Burket, II
Syracuse, 80 Mentone. e
Warsaw, "a CIaypool. &
CLAY COUNTY TOURNEY.
Brazil, % Rosedale, 10.
Clay city. Q Cory, 8,
ASHORE, -; stanton. IS,
Brazil. II; Clay City. 10.
Clay city, Is stanton, 10.
Brazil, "A ; ASHORE. 8.
HANCOCK COUNTY TOURNEY.
Fortyille. "a Maxwell. 10
Mt Comfort, IL; Charlottesville, 10.
McCOrdsviIle. Is, Wilkinson, 10.
New Palestine, %; WestIand, IA
Greenfield. Is; Eden, g.
Fortviue, 10 Mt Comfort, &
New Palestine, q ; McCordsvIlle. Ia
Greenfield. p FortYille, 10.
Greenfield. 20, New Palestine, 10
CARTHAGE AMATEUR MEET.
M1ncis MarOons. ? Union city, 0.
Carthage Yankee Five. 10; New FaleS
tine lions. L.
Muncie Maroons, 49, Sulphur Springs
Muncis Duranta, IT; Carthage Yankee
Five q
Muncie SiaroonA. 25i Munc1s Durants
49,
VALLEY MILLS TOURNEY.
LiEton, Is; Franklin. 20
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Three Contests to
Open Week in Net
Ronks of Big Ten

CHICAGO. Feb. 2o-Northwestern Uni
versity's basket ball team got its nrst
taste of victory when II trimmed In
diana Saturday night. The Purple bas-
keteers liked the dish and arc out for 8
second helping at the expense OF Mime
sofa tonight The teams will meet at
Evanston, and although the Gophers are
fsvorites Northwestern supporters pre-
diet a surprise.
other games on tOnight's schedule in
clude Ohio state At Illinois ana Indiana
at Lansing. Mich.
Purdue holds the lead in the Confer
ence standing. with six wins and one
defeat; Illinois IS second. with ave and
two. and Minnesota third. with i've and
three.
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Wabash-I. u. Plans

CRAWFORDSvILL Ind, Feb. 90
Wabagh and Indiana probably will play
a two game home and home basket ball
series It was announced here yesterday
bv Coach Vaughan. Jumbo Stiehm,
athletic director at l. T., refereed the
Wabash-De PAW game here Saturday
and said that Indiana would play II
Coach Lewis agrees to the games. The
contests, If arranged, will be staged the
second week in March.
Tuesday night Wilmington College
comes here to meet the Little Giants
Thursday will see Notre Dame here and
Saturday the Scarlet appears at In
dianapolis, where they meet Butler.
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STEIN SHINES
IN PIN MEET

CHICAGO, Feb. 90-Bowlers entered
in the worlds championship tournament
at the Coliseum were glrding for a Cruel
ling finish today as the tourney ap-
preached the final stages. At least a
dozen of the entrants still have an op-
portunity to finish and carry of top
honors.
Geld with a point standing Of 404 $3.50
in ninety games. Hank Martno Of Chi
cago Is second with mark of 4o4 1850
in ninety games and Oscar Stein Of St.
Louis. third, with 387 1850 points in
Stein ieaped to the fore By some re
markable bowling in Sundays games. He
took Mort Lindsey OF Stamford, Conn.,
into camp four games to one, topping
1904 pins and trimmed Bill Martin Of
Cleveland five straight games with q
total Of !, 11S pins.
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Amateur Basketball

The Edgewood independents were DEL
feated by the St. a. 7. P. c. by score
was the basket shooting Of T. Fox, form
erly of st. Marys College, and the fast
floor work OF Pat Moran. The St A
Y P. Z. have games scheduled with the
Olive Branch A. c.. New Augusta, Ben
Davis and New Bethel
1TUNCIE, Ind, Feb. @0.-Ths Jackson
Street Christian Church team Of this city
defeated the Third Christian Church OF
Indianapolis The score at the end OF
the first half ended with the Third Chris
tians on the big end, to 4. The score
was tied until ths last few minutes Of
play.
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LEONARD KEEPS BUSY.

NEW YORK, Feb. 20-Benny Leonard,
accompanied by Billy Gibson, his man
ager. left here Saturday for New Orleans,
where the worlds lightweight champion
is scheduled o meet Pal Moran on Feb.
"a. Coincident with their departure It
was reported that Leonard has signed
to meet the winner of the Charley White
Willie Jackson fight, scheduled for Mon
day night at Madison Square Garden.
According TO the report, Leonard
agreed to weigh In at 135 pounds at 2
o'clock on the day of the fight, which is
understood to be March II. 1t will be
his second appearance this year in de-
Tense Of his title in a New York ring,
Leonard having outpointed Rocky Kan
sas In a ffteen-round championship bout
last week
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Tire Five Annexes Flag
in Industrial League

The U. s. Tire team defeated the
Kahn Tailors Saturday night in two
period overtime game, IS to &c, and
thereby copied the Industrial League
cup Trailing at the rest period on a
1913 count, the Tire boys resumed play
with an avalanche of long shots and
brought the score to a tie at 2-all.
Each team scored two field baskets in
the frst overtime. and Adkins Of Kahns
missed a great opportunity Mt the foul
line with ten seconds to go. Mccoy
snagged n long one just before the
whistle and 1t was over. Smart of the
Kahn team with eight baskets played a
great game, bnt in the last period two
men played him at all times. For T. s.,
Holmes and Boyd on the offense and Nc
Gehey on the defense stood out.
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BOWLING
-

Indiana Rotarians are holding a bowl
Ing tournament In conjunction with the
Eleventh District Conference Of the
clubs to lie held here Tuesday and
Wednesday. Local members Of Rotary
rolled their games On the Capitol alleys
Saturday and Sunday in order to permit
out-of- town entrants to finish up Tues
day and Wednesday morning.
Members of the 'eading hye-man team,
excluding Indlar polls bowlers, will re-
ceive individual cups. b s. Keith's hav-
ing donated five trophies. In addition
there viii be prizes given for high to-
tai three games, doubles first place, sin
giles first place. all events and others
The silver shield given by the Evansville
club last year, to be competed for ten
years, will have the name Of the winning
team engraved on it.
Richter. yeiker and Hofstatter were tho
three high men In the individual tourney
held yesterday. Their respective totals
were 654. $50 and 624.
Dolan turned in the high score Of the
meet with 246 Second high scores were
Fl. Johnston, pa, and Hoffstatter, pa.
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Turner's Show Glass

De MoIays on the latters' door saturday
night, Is TO II. The losers fought hard
from the outset, but were outclassed by
the Turner's The Turner's defense held
the De Molays to two held goals in the
second half, The first half ended II to
u favor Of the winners.
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Sure Sign of Spring;
Tribe Owner Is Here

Spring ''hA3 came ira In la lAi
Owner Smith of the Indians is back
in town.
He ,ame out of the West Saturday eve
ming, all the way from YenicS. Cal. With
him was his son, Hayward, assistant seo-
rotary of the Indians. Hayward has
grown husky over winter.
Owner smith, wearing a camel cOl0red
overoOat said "Howdy" to all tho boys
and smiled broadly when speaking of the
pennant outlook. He is elnted over the
strong appearance of the Indians roster
and he viii go south with the athletes to
view their performances during the train
Ing period.
1--WE look nearly so Per cont better than
on this date last year." tho big boss
said Watch us step"
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7. u. PaddIers Down
BOiIermakers In Meet

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Feb. 2o.-In-
diana University swimming team de-
feated the Purdue paddlers. 40 to q, In
dual meet here Saturday night The
Crimson captured first hOnors In tbs re-
lay, fancy dive, thirty-yard free styAe,
2l0-yard free style and ni1sty yard free
style The Boil sTmakers took hrsts IN
the 120-yard breast stroke. plunge for
distance and rinety-yari Lack stroke.
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NHINGLING LIVE GOSSIP
1V1vitht the PUGS OF THE RING

Mullen's followers urged Logansport pro
motors to match Hope with Chuck, for
Mullen is popular in his own territory
and he has an idea that he can show the
Indianapolis light heavy how to use the
gloves. LoganspOrt ring fans are show
ing much interest In the bout. The scrap
will be staged in the Elks hall there.
Tommy league of Muncie and California
Joe Cans also are on the card. One
Round Bess of this city will appear in
q prelim opposed to Billy Mcclure.
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xAcKsoN-wHITE TONIGHT.

NEW YORK Fep. Z0.-Willie Jackson
Of Nav York and Charlie White OF
Chicago, two Of the leading contenders
for the lightweight championship. viii
meet in a fifteen round bout to decis1on
IN Madison Square Garden tonight. The
winner Of the bout has been promised
a nght with Benny Leonard for the
championship on March IT.
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YoUSe HPPrE,s CHANCE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 20.-The wrestling
bout here tomorrow night between Joe
Stecher and Wladek ZbyskO, has gained
added significance by the announcement
that Stanislaus Zbyszko, worlds cham
pion, may retire In the event that his
brother establishes himself as the lead
ing contender for the title
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CATHEDRAL Boys WIN.

The Cathedral High School junior swim
pers won a meet from the Hoosier A A
juniors in the II. A. C. tank Saturday
night, 80 to 81. Baer broke g State rec
ord In the 220-yard swim, going the
distance In z 800 3-6. Baer also was high
point man. Merriam starred for the
Hoosier A c. The A A. q. Iifesaying
corps gave an exhibition.
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N. ID. WINS AT HOCKEY.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb 20.--Notre
Dame ran its string OF wins In college
ioid claim to the Western intercollegiate
hockey title by winning from Wisconsin
n ere Saturday 3 to 0.
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Denver Opens Season

DENVER, Colo, Feb. 2O-A
doubIe-header between Denver semi
prO-teams marked the opening of the
baseball season In Denver Sunday.
Ideal weather prevailed.