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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
Pharmacists VS.. Turner's

The College Of Pharmacy will meet the
South Side Turner's tonight at the South
Side Turner Hail. The Pharmacists won
their last game against the Central Nor
NAL College by a 90 to 26 score. The
game tonight is expected to be hard
fought as the Turner'S have been improv-
ing as the season has advanced. Although
they lost TO Trafalgar at Mooresville the
State independent amateur champs were
given battle. The Turner's meet
Trafalgar again at Turner Hall in Feb
ruarN-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
West Newton Looms as
One of FavOriteS Here
in County Tournament

WEST NEWTON, Ind, Jan. 26-The
West Newton team will fire the opening
gun in the Marion County high school
basket ball tourney Friday morning at
10 o'clock Ben Davis is the opponent
that must be taken down the line II the
local five is TO continue In the meet. As
the Newton team already has ol-to-lo
victory over Ben Davis II Is not fearing
thu. first battle There IS no Overcouh-
deuce among the players who are going
into the initial TIT with determination 10
step of on the right foot
II West Newton wins the first game OF
Tomlinson Hall. indianapolis, Friday. Il
viii be forced 10 play again at 80
o'clock on the evening Of the same day
with Broad Ripple furnishing the OPP
position. West Newton has not met
Broad Ripple this season, bug from com
paratiye dope the two teams are about
evenly matched. West Newton has de-
tented Valley Mills, Cumberland. Ben
Davis. Oakland and Acton in county
games.
The squad Will be in good shape to
team expect it TO be one Of the chief
title cOutenders. The hrst-string i've Is
composed OF the following players:
Capt. Lowell Davis and George Burk,
forwards Joe Carter and Herbert Ed
ward guards; ana Walter Routon, cen
ter
The season record Of West Newton FOL
lows: West Newton. 81; Valley Mills, -.
West Newton. -; valley Mills. L. West
Newton, 30; NJ. Comfort, s West New
ton. 43 Mt Comfort, l. West Newton. IS;
Emineuce. 81 West Newton. SO; Ac-
ton. 43; Mt. Comfort. II West Newton, 10;
herland, %. West Newton. 81, state
IS; Southport. p (oyerjme). West New
ton. 60; Technical Of Indianapolis, Is.
West Newton 81; Morgantown, 10. West
Newton. lG; State School for the Deaf, II.
West Newton, 81; Ben Davis, -. West
ton, 10; Cumberland, 10. West Newton,
80; Oaklandon. % West Newton, PC
Valley Mills. IS West Newton, 81; Acton,
p. West Newton, 49, Wbiteland, II.
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DOWNING

rba leading Shin Bones Of the Elks No,
! f.eagne kept the pace Wednesday night
by taking three games from the hIues
and setting the nigh team s core g %1th
goo in the second contest. Inc AntIeIS
also won three from the Ears.
TWO ont Of three winners were the
Eyes and Tails, who won from NJ, tne zen sen
md HoCfs, respectively. The Eyes
rolled counts of 936 and ga in their WIN
Ming games. King rolled In great form
for the Eyes with scores OF 10 %o' anu
Blue led the way among the tndiyiduaIs
with counts of 234, 216 ana 10 IoE q
three game total Of 663., hlnS Iot 1,uo
only 655 with the aid Of his big 291 game
The Gamers increased their lead in the
Kingan loop by taking three Sl Iti ~
Won three from the Orders, outfit an. ana
showed the best bowling OF the II M - ~
while they were winning: Inc 4IdnlcS
took two out OF three from me ne d, az
high with 4 200 count IN ms seeonu
game.
The Bearcats won three from the
wolves in the First Baptist League ana
tbe Tigers won two from the Lions:
Brown of the Tigers was high with AI99
in his effort French of the Lions hau
q 210 game.
Trajnmasters and Parcel Checks fves
were three time winners in the, Indiana
Union Railway League. The Engineers
and Car Service teams were the victims
IT was quite a shock to the Car Service
Ave. which is leading the loop. z. POW
ers and X. Powers did not smash out
quite as many pins as usual
The valuation and General Onice won
two from the Transportation and
Executiyes. respectively. Lndeman or
fhe Trainmasters was high with 10
maples in his first game. Saunders was
2 good second with 2l3.
The rour-Cylinders continued their
GOOD work in the Stutz circuit anu
Sowned the Coupes three times. The
Roadsters also won three from tne
CHASSIS FIVE. The Bearcats and Sixteen
Valves took the odd contests from the
six-P3ssengers and Four P4ssehger
WorIev of the Chassis outfit had the pest
score Of the night with 199 pins IN MS
laT Tn the the Capitol Ladies League teams
NJ No. 2. and No. 1 were three game
winners. The first two named Squaal4 n
ont.cIassed their opponents but me ~
team had all it could do with the No'
8 team. -
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NEWS AND NOTES OF COLLEGE
AND III. S. BASKET ACTIVITIES

bilities. The Franklin squad will have
to travel fast at Verre Haute il Ii would
come through with a Normal scalp.
The Cathedral team started out Tues
day in the stormy sea OF Indiana high
for the Garfield team OF Terre Haute.
Feeney's boys made a very creditable
showing considering that they had not
played before Some Of the players
showed promise Of better things and
with the experience OF more games will
develop fast There IS only one way
20 learn basket ball and that Is by actual
playing.
Technical High School has two games
over the weekend, meeting Greenfield on
Friday at that town and tackling LeO-
an on here at the J. NJ. c. A. on Sat
urday. The Tech rooters with two re-
cent victories to talk about, are con
vaIescing after the long siege Of de-
feats And on top Of the general OPP
timism comes the news that Bot Nipper
perhaps. viii break INTO the lineup again
in one of the weeks games, after lay on
because OF illness.
Which coach Is right, the ono that
keeps his players In a room all after
noon before a game and tells them to go
to sleep or the one that let's them wander
about a bit and leaves them to their
own deviCesf Both methods have their
opponents. Some OF the very best coaches
say It is better to let the players forget
basket Lall in a game Of billiards or a
walk about town. rather than keep their
minds on the coming contest by putting
them to bed The condition Of the mind
g AS important as the condition Of the
body. 1t IS certainly true that an ath-
lete can be pampered too much.
The names Of Franklin and Ander-
son High Schools stir up old memories
in the minds Of the net fans Of the State.
The two old time rivals meet on the court
Friday night at the new Franklin gym.
There IS always battle in prospect
when the two fiyes meet.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
Harness Ice Winners

Mt. CLEMENS, Mich. Jan. 2o.-An
the favorites came through in Wednes-
days races at the winter harness meet
ing here, each winning in straight heats
and with little difficulty. Continued
cold weather has kept the ice track In
excellent shape.
Lolita, the Canadian mare that won
Monday, repeated In the $50 tros
Wednesday afternoon after nosinE out
Zina Chenault in the nrst heat. The best
time was 2:22L.
Del Pointer beat q field OF eight start
ers in the ? 20 pace, making the mile in
2 :15l7 for the fastest time.
The feature event, the 2:2o trot for
$1,000, was won by Phyllis Admiral.
winning the first two heats by 6 neck
from L. D. Mack The time was :22M.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26


Mary Gardens Job of handling a hun
dred or so temperamental grand opera
stars is one of supreme bliss, harmony
and monotOnous peace compared with the
task Of lining up the girls basket -baIl
teams OF the county for tourney IN con
nection with the Marion County HlgA
School Basket ball Tournament, to be
staged at Tomlinson Hall tomorrow and
Saturday, according to o statement by
President Vance of the county net asso-
citation. Wednesday he had five qulntets
of the fair sex paired up for an elimina-
ton SERIES This morning the president
announced he had but four. making a new
schedule necessary.
1t all comes about through the with
drawal of the Beech Grove girls five.
According to President Vance, the Beech
Grove girls refuse to play unless the
games are conducted under strict girls
rules" 1t seems most of the other girls
teams Of the county have been playing
this season under what are termed
modified boys rules" although some OF
th,m have played under straight boys
r4ies" at times. SO the Beech Grove
girls notified President Vance they
wouldn't play He Immediately Cancelled
a game which was to be played TINS eve,
ming between Oaklandon and Shadelahu
and notified the remaining four teams
tbev would play as follows: Shadeland
"a Ben Davis at o'clock Friday morn
ing Oaklandon VS.. Southport at O'CLOCK
Saturday morning and the winners OF
these two games Will meet at Z 80 Satur-
dav evening In the girls finals Just pre-
ceding the boys finals at s:3o
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
SchOller Books Feature
Card for Wabash Nine

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Jan. 20
Harry Schoner, coach Of the Wabash Col
iege nine, announced another contest has
been booked for the local club next
spring with the Michigan Aggies team
to be staged here, April q. Seholier
is scheduling one Of tho best basepaIl
cords that Wabash national FASTENERS
have had in several years and local fans
are counting on seeing some fast con-
tests here next spring
Purdue win be met twice by the Scar
let. Nutre Dame will be taken on. IN
mana has two games carded, Butter VIII
be met three times and De PAW twice.
Franklin and Rose Poly also VIII be
taken on. Besides these games the Lit
tie Giants win take trip OF a week
into Illinois. meeting Chicago, Illinois,
James Millikin and Knox.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
NOtre Dame Passes
Up Penn Relays for
DeS MOineS EUentS

NOTRE DAME. Ind. Jan. 26.The
group Of Notre Dame track stars who
shone at the Penn relays last year will
forsake the Eastern event for the Drake
relays at Des Moines April %. The size
by the number Of events staged by the
Drake officials, In addition TO Gus
Desch, worlds champion in the 40 yard
low hurdles, Johnny Murphy, who lost
the national high jump championship in
the jump-Of last season, and the relay
team, which took fourth place at Penn
last season, the local entries will prob
ably include Capt Wynne in the high
hurdles and Bill Hayes, Midwest cham
pion In the 100-yard dash.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
Renewal of County FL. s.
Track Meet Is Urged

Success which has come to the Mario.
county basketball meet and its consta
growth from year to year, from the oIS
Club gym and was attended only By fol-
lowers of the county teams, up to the
present, when It vies with the local
basketball sectional" has impelled some
Of the county coaches to hope for a re-
newal Of the county track and field meet,
which was abandoned some seven or
eight years ago.
At the recent meeting OF Marion County
coaches the subject was Informally dis
cussed by several coaches, and the sug-
gestiOn was brought out that Pat Page,
the Butler College coach, WAS overlook
ing an opportunity IN not pulling of such
meet among the fourteen Marion County
high schools outside Of Indianapolis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
Mother for linton

TIPTON, Ind. Jan. 28.-Tipton High
School basket team went to Scirecleville
Wednesday night and added the five OF
that place to its list of victims. The
score was "a to Ia 1t was the seven
feenth straight victory for the Upton
boys. Friday night at KokomO will
come a big test for the locals, for on
that evening comes the clash with Ko-
komo on the Kok0mo floor. In a previous
meeting here Upton won by a close mar
gin. A large party of rooters will ac-
company the locaIs to the kokomo scrap.
ming in good fashion also, the fair five
hanging up another victory when the
Scircleville girls were defeated Wednes-
day, II to ).
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
McWhirter Leads Skaters

PLATTSBURG, n. Y Jan. 26.-Roy
McWhirter OF Chicago Wednesday was
leading the point winners in the senior
events of the national amateur outdoor
skating championship events at the closas
Of the second day. He had a total
eighty points, while Charles Jewtra
Of Lake Placid was close behind with
seventy. McWhirter finished first in the
one-mile race and third IN the 44O-yard
dash, while Jewtraw, with whom he was
tied Tuesday, won the 440-yard dash,
but failed to be & point winner In the
mile event.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
Jack Kidding Broadway,
This Dispatch Relates

NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-Jack Kearnsi
yacl = tDempsey's guide, philosopher and
$riend as wei as social mentor, is IN
these these parts engaged in his fayorite
pastime of kidding Broadway. 49,.
At am here" said Kearns graTeIE, en- en-
Of an English syndicate composed, of a
number Of leading sporting noblemeHa
who. / NAV say, have sufficient Bank Of
England pounds to guarantee satista C.
tory purse and erect an arena capaOle u
seating 10000 fans in London. "a,
'TThere are still a number OF English
men " continued Kearns still gravely,
"who saw the Carpenter Dempsey night
last July and continue to believe that
Carpenter might yet defeat the cham
pion.
"The gentlemen who make up the
syndicate in consequence believe that a
Dempsey Carpenter fight in London
would be q big financial success"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
sUNDAY BALL PERsurTED

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. 26-The State
Court Of Appeals Wednesday handed
down a decision favoring the proponents
OF Sunday baseball. 1t sustained the
lower court, which had refused TO issue
q mandamus compelling the police com
missioner Of Baltimore TO enforce the
Sunday observance laws, which prohibits
professional baseball on that day.
While Sunday baseball IS not iegaliZed,
Manager Jack Dunn Of the Baltimore In
ternationals regarded the decision
Wednesday as settling the question in
:avor OF Sunday ball playing.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
Injured Grid Star Hopes
to Resume College Work

NEW YORK, Jan. 26-Harry Herbert,
Syracuse University football quarter
back, whose neck was broken in the Sy
racuse- Colgate game Nov. II, is in
Mount Sinai hospital here for observa-
ton. His case is being watched by DR..
bert hopes to recover sufficiently to re-
sumo his studies this fall.
Doctors believe that while Herbert's
condition will improve greatly, he never
will be able to withstand even the slight
est Jar.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
Winter Baseball
NEALE WINS CASE

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-Judge lands,
bas all commissioner Wednesday,
awarded Earle Greasy Neale a claim of
$500 against the Philadelphia Nationals.
Neale's contract stipulated that he
would be permitted to coach the Wash.
ington and Jefferson College football
team, this work to begin before the regu-
lar season finished
OF the 500 awarded Neale, Judge Ian
dis fined him 500 for infraction OF the
rule against side agreements. The
Philadelphia club was fined 500 for the
same violation.
The White Sox were ordered TO pay
s. $50 to the Sherman (Te1as) club for
Player Charles G. Robertson.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
Gordon Bennett Balloon
Races 10 Start Aug. 6

LONDON, Jan. 26.-The Aero Club of
Switzerland has decided that the start
Of the Gordon Bennett balloon race shall
take place at Geneva, Aug. 8, 1922, the
date previously fixed being thus altered.
The organization will be entrusted to
the Swiss Aviation Club and about a
score Of balloons are expected to take
part. including three Swiss balloons.
The international aviation meeting will
be held at Zurich on Sept, 3 or 10,
according to the weather. The program
will include endurance, tests and the
meeting will be followed by an interna-
tional aeronautic exhibition.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
VIRGINS TO MEET DOWNEY.

Jack Druley, manager Of Chuck Wig
gins, announced Wednesday night that
he has matched the Indianapolis light
heavyweight for a fight with Bryan
Downey at New Orleans. Feb. 10. four
nights after Virgins mix up with
O'Eare in the Elks' show here in Tom
linson Hall. Virgins will have to scale
down in pOundage for Downey, who is
middleweight.
Druley has taken Patsy Mcmahon, To-
cal lightweight under his management
and expects to line up several bouts for
the indianapolis boy within the next
week OF two. Mcmahon is to start ac-
tive training al once.
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BRIDGES ON ELKS GARD.

Bob Bridges, a welterweighc product
of the amateur ranks of the Hoosier
Athletic Club, has been substituted for
Chuck Turner in the six ground contest
with Bobby Lee in the charity boxing
bouts OF the Elks at Tomlinson Hall
Feb. 6. Turner reported to the commit
tee that he found it impossible 20 make
143 pounds, the weight agreed upon.
ments of the boxing event to all the EIks
lodges Of the State close enough to In
dianapolis by transportation facilities to
send q delegation.
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Em-Roes Take Sandusky

KNIGHTSTOwN, Ind, Jan. 96-Ths
Em-Roes of Indianapolis won from the
Sandusky Independent team here, a to
IA. proving too powerful for the losers
at every stage OF the game. Kline, Bas-
sett and H. Behrent ran up 1e to s lead
at the half and continued to pile up the
count In the second period. The Mar
curtain raiser the Carthage High School
quinettte won a close game from the
Knightstown High School team, q to %.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
MEYERS TOSSES
JOHN KTLONIS

CHICAGO, Jan. 2G.-Johnny Meyers,
middleweight wrestling champion, re
tanned his title when he defeated John
Kilonis in 80 minutes and 10 seconds in
a match here last night. The match was
wrestled under new rules adopted by the
local athletic commission which provides
for rounds of ten minutes each in all
wrestling matches, with two minute rest
periods.
The fall came in the fourth round of
scheduled fifteen round bout. 1t was
the first match under. the new White
rules. One fall determined the winner.
Had there been no fall judges would
have selected the winner on points.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
Hoosier Rifle Club

At the evening shoot of the Hoosier
Rife club c. NJ. Smith and F. L. Jack
son made perfect scores, 200 out lc =
possible 200.
evening at the l. n. G. Armory, Merid-
ian and North streets. All who are in
terested in the sport of rife shooting are
invited to attend.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
Basketball Results

Notre Dame. a.; Armour Institute, Is.
EarIham. %; Miami, 20.
Army (West Point), %; Knox f6.
Em-ROes, A; Sandusky Independents,
IL.
Carthage High School, Ell Knights
town, 20.
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Blenders Keep Busy

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Jan. 26.-Nicholas
Sem, Englewood and Hyde Park high
Bend basketball team in a series of
games this winter With South Bend
unable to compete against Indiana teams,
because Of a violation of the State rules,
the locals are compelled to invade other
states in the search for opposition. 1t
IS probable that the leading teams of
southern Michigan and northwestern
Ohio will also be given contests.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
PRO BOXERS BARRED.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 26.-The last open
ing in the professional boxing lid here
was closed today. Under a ruling Of the
boxing commission professional fighters
will not even be allowed 'sparring exhibit
tons in Cleveland, or exhibition bouts,
though gates receipts were promised to
charity
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
Missouri Five Leads

DIES MONIES, Iowa. Jan. 26.-The VIC
tory Of Missouri University over Kansas
in their Missouri Valley Conference has
ket bah game, 80 to %, gives the Tigers
undisputed lead in the race Until the
game the two teams had won four
straight games. The standing:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
NAMED MAcKMEN PRESIDENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26-Thomas
s. Shibe was elected president Of the
Philadelphia Americans at a special meet
ing Of the club on Wednesday to sue
coed his father. the late Benjamin +.
Shibe. His brother, John L. Shibe, was
chosen as vice president and secretary
Connie Mack was reelected treasurer and
manager
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
WATERMAN IN NEW IrAGrE

WATERLOO. Ia. Jan. 26.-Indications
now point to certain entrance Of Waterloo
in the new baseball league being formed
which will include Cedar Rapids, Rock
Island and other Iowa and Illinois cities.
Endorsement of the plan has been given
by all civic bodies and a park site has
been selected. Methods OF financing the
club IS the only remaining step.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
sPAULDING, NEW GOPHER GRID
COACH, ONE OF HOOSIER BEST

star only recently was appointed North,
western University athletic director anu
football coach, giving the Hoosier State
two rid coaches In the Western Confer
ence. Ward Lambert, for several seasons
beed basket-bau coach and assistant
football and baseball Instructor az F gI
t1ue ia another Hoosier grown Big len
coach Lambert having graduated from
Wabash.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
HoYr GETS THE LICENSE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s-waits Hoyt,
who pitched the New York Yankees 70
two victories IN the worlds series with
the pennant winning Giants last fall, is
to be married soon.
He accompanied Miss Dorothy II. Pyle,
%, of Brooklyn, to the Brooklyn mar
rage license bureau Wednesday and took
out credentials for signing q life con-
tract.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
Program Of Boys Elves
in Marion County Meet
TOMORROW.

10 A. M-Ben Davis vs.. West Newton.
IL A. M-Becch Grove VS.. Cumberland.
p. M-New Augusta VS.. Acton.
p. M-New Bethel vs.. Valley Mills
p. M-Oaklandon VS.. CastletOn.
1880 z. M-Shadeland VS.. Southport.
$3.50 p. M-BrOad Ripple VS.. winner 10
q. m. game.
SATURDAY.
10 A. M.-Winner Friday IL a. m,
game VS.. winner Friday p. m. game.
IL A. M.-Winner Friday, 3 p. m. game
vs.. winner Friday 4 p. m. game.
. q p. M.-WinneF Friday 1880 p. m.
game VS.. winner Friday $3.50 p. IN. game.
3 p. M.-Winner Saturday 10 a. m.
game VS.. winner Saturday IL a. IN. game.
FINALS SATURDAY NIGHT.
z. M.-Winner Saturday 3 p. m.
game VS.. wInner Saturday p. m. game.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26

STATE 49, TOURNEY.

Brown Of Terre Haute won two matches
Yesterday in the Indiana State 1S.2 oaik-
line billiard tourney at the larry CoOiet
parlors, defeating Schaaps, $50 to 1S4. IN
the afternoon game and taking the eve
ming fracas from Brewer. go TO $50.
Two fast games are looked for today
when Harry Cooler, present champion
meets Finneran OF Terre Haute IN the
afternoon and Daily takes on the visitor
in the evening session.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-26
PAUL PREM THROWN.

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. Jan. 26.-Lou TaIa-
Der, Chicago middleweight. wrestler. de-
wrestling coach. in close match here on
Wednesday,
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CITY THREE-CUsHIoN MEET.

Frank Mallory defeated George Brown
In the city amateur three-cushion billiard
tournament at the Board Of Trade bill
lizard parlors last night by the score OF
80 to "a. The match lasted 127 innings
and gave each player a high run of
three. 1t was his fourth victory In ten
games played while Brown has now lost
eight in ten games played.
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The University Ave defeated the Chi
Nooks. % to II, In game that was
hard fought all the way. For games in
the 1915 year old class, call Washington
1889 and ask for Eugene. The East Mem
oriaI FIVE is requested to call tho above
number.