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George Smith. the pitcher bought
from the Brooklyn Dodgers, put in his
appearance at the Tribe camp today.
The pitchers are not as far along
as the others, but they are gradually
finding themselves and probably Will
be turning loose some hard stuff next
week Jay KirSe and Harold Janvrin
took their first drills Thursday, but
confined their work to batting only.
Kirlee cracked one over the distant
right field fence, but the wind curved
it foul. Jay said his left wrist broken
last spring. had regained It's old
strength and he announced himself all
set to give Ray Schmandt battle for
the first base job. Schmandt is look.
ing better every day. his fielding per-
formsnce in practice Thursday being
especially noteworthy.
Hodapp Grabs En-
Hodapp's fielding again brought
commentator from Bush and Ownie
is becoming excited over,1he lads pos
sibilities. The boy went through the
entire drill Thursday without bobbling
once. He has the actions of Glenn
Wright, Kansas City star shortstop
OF last season.
The Tribe boss worked out on the
infield Thursday for the first time
this spring when he replaced Sticking
at second base for part Of the drill.
The ground around second is treach-
erous and Sticking was fighting los
ing battle with the Founders.
Colonel John Gross, Kentucky
rookie pitcher. let out slightly Thurs
day and impressed Bush with his
style. He is a three-way twirler, over.
hand, sidearm and underhand.
Gross Lets Out
He pitched for the Mt. Sterling
team in the Blue Grass League last
season and though official records
of that circuit were not published,
Hold Eller is s.uthor1ty for the infor-
nation that Gross registered one no
hit game and three one-hit contests.
Eller says Gross CHIEF fault was lack
Of control Bush says the Colonel
may be one OF those good wild twtrl-
ers
Catchers Kruger ana Dixon, pitch
er Petty, Outfielder glastonbury and
utility player Whelan We're still on
the missing list Thursday night.
Shortstop Pechous is no longer figured
a prospect. as he apparently is sin
cere about his retiring from organized
baseball.
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WINTER HAVEN. Fla.-First injury in
the White Sox camp was recorded when Bill
Barrett. outfeldcr, spiked himself while run
ming bases during batting practice He was
not seriously hurt.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark.-Coach McAllister
thinks the Cleveland Indians have most
promising rookie hurlers- in Bernard Kuhn.
Michigan: Frank Jerie Cleveland George
Yandarshek, Minnesota, and Luther Roy.
Tennessee
MOBILE. Ala.-Eight pitchers. Wingard.
Weigh. Kolp. Pruitt. Bayne. Grant,
Blseholder and Van cider were din the
Browns first game yesterday. Ernie Win
gard lanixy southpaw from Alabama showed
excellent speed. Manager Sisler played and
batted 400, scoring four of his teams ten
runs.
AUGUSTA, Ga-Despite chilly breezes
the Tigers had their customary pitching
batting and fling drills Pitcher rockies had
a good workout but the veteran slabmeu
were kept OFF the field
CATALINA ISLAND. Cal-Having put
his men in what he considers good physical
condition. Pilot Killefer will devote training
time to daily practice games between the
Cub regulars and the second squad
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TURNER FIVE WINS
A.A.U u. CITY TITLE
South Side Aggregation to
Enter National Event,

The South Side Turner's victory
over the Hoosier Athletic Club five
Thursday night rot only won for them
the city A. A. q. championship. but
entities them to represent Indianapolis
in the national A. A. L. meet a.
Kansas City. Mo. starting March 10.
Butler College is also entered in the
national event.
The Turner's and Hoosiers were tied
after u brilliant season in the A. A. u.
League. Thursday nights game
brought out the real class of the south
side aggregation.
The Turner's jumped into the lead
with an eight-point margin. after the
first minute of play and kept in
front throughout the game. At the
end OF the half the Turner's were
only five points to the good. During
the second half the Turner's steadily
increased the margin. Kaufman
starred for the winners
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CHICAGO VICTORY
PUTS PURDUE OUT
OF BIC TEN RACE
MISREPRESENTATION Game May
Be Title Scrap Illinois
in Running,

BIZ United Pr eSS
CHICAGO, March Basketball
championship of the Big Ten lies be-
tween Wisconsin, Chicago and I'LL
nois with the elimination of Purdue
from the title race here last night.
The Purdue hve was defeated by
University of Chicago cagers, IS to
21. At no time was the Chicago quin-
tet in danger.
The decisive tilt of the season is
now the Wisconsin, Chicago game, the
last of the season, at Madison, March
Is. Maroons and Badgers each have
lost three games. Should the Badgers
win all three of the remaining games,
two with Iowa and one with Chicago,
they would win the championship.
Illini chances are the slimmest. as
they already have lost four battles
and must defeat Michigan and Min
nesota.
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The officials for the various meets
were announced today by A. L. Tres
ter, permanent secretary OF the I. H.
s. A A The assignments We're as
follows: Bloomington, r. B. Morrison,
Arch Bayh and Ray Movie: FIT. Wayne.
Keith Crown, Paul Williams and Carl
Olson; Richmond Dale Miller, Chester
Reagan and Hugh Vandivier; La
fayette. Clarence Grogan. Charles Jen-
sen and John Miller
Sixteen teams get into action to.
night. They are: Seymour. Midland.
Tell City and Sullivan at Blooming
ton; Frankfort. Bainbridge, Whiting
and Michigan City at Lafayette;
Rochester. Lakesvllle. Elkhart and
Huntington at FIT. Wayne, and Ander-
son, Stoney Creek. Arcadia and Shell
byville at Richmond.
On Saturday play starts at 8
o'clock in the morning at all centers.
Thirteen teams play at each place.
Three teams in each regional have
TO play only one game. A victory
puts them in the finals at Indianapo-
lis on March IA and Is. Ali other
squads must play two games in the
regionals to get to the title tourney
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LUIS FIRPO PLAYS SAFE
Agrees to Meet South American Rival
but Imposes Trick Conditions.

Bg United Meas
BUENOS AIRES. March Luis
FirpO, indignant because another
South American has had the temerity
TO challenge his fists and his title, as
champion of the lower continent
has accepted the def of Ro
nero Rojas, the Chilean. but imposed
a condition which may enable him
TO avoid the meeting.
Firpo said he would make formal
acceptance OF the challenge this week,
but would insist they fight before
March 81, when he plans to sail for
the United States.
Romero Rejas said he was not GER
tain he would take the match under
the condition. pointing out that the
boxing federation permits him three
months to prepare for a bout after
acceptance Of terms.
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BLOOMINGTON NET CARD
Games With Manual and Technical
Are Booked.

BIZ ItfHfS NpeEIu
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. March T.
Bloomington High School has twenty
basketball matches booked for next
season, Coach Ralph Esarey an
nounced. The card:
Nov. 21 Orleans at Bloomington: Nov.
%. Martinsville at Martinsvile: Nov %,
Greencastle at Greencastle: De-. D. Shelby
vile at Bloomington. Dec. IL. Linton at
Bloomington; Dec TO- Bedford at Blooming
ton Dec. g. Columbus at Columbus; Dec.
% Vincennes at Bloomington, Jan. 2, Mar
tinsviile at bloomington Jan g. Manual az
Bloomington: Jan. 10. Lafayette at Lafay-
cite: Jan 16, open; Jan. II. Central of
Evansville at Evansville; Jan. % ePrankfort
at Frankfort, Jan. 30 Vincennes at Vim
cennes; Jan 81 Logansport at Bloomingto
Feb. g. Bedford 1T Bedford; Feb. T. Tech
meal at Indianapolis; Feb. IS, Crawfords-
willie at Bloomington Feb. 81. Franklin at
Bloomington.
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Basketball Schedules
for H. S. Regional Meets

AT RICHMOND
(TonIshtl
7.3o-Anderson vs. Stoney Creek.
S.30-Arcadia VS.. Shelbyville.
Saturday Morning.
9:O0-Moreland We. Muuce.
10:00-Yersailles vs.. ConnersvIlle-
IL :Oo-Clsyton vs.. JeffersonTille.
saturday Afternoon
2.0o-Southport vs. Richmond.
3:00-Andersou-St oney Sreek winner VS..
Mt. Comfort
SATURDAY Night
,30-Arcadia-Shelby winner W. More
land-Muncie winner
S:3o-versailles- ConnersviIIe winner We.
Clayton-Jere winner.
AT FIT. WAYNE
(Tonighsl
7.3e-Rochester VS.. LaReviiie.
S.30-Elkhsrt vs.. Huntington
Saturday Morning.
9:Oo-South Side (Ft. wayne) vs.. Angola.
Notwithstanding vs. North Manchester.
IL .0O-Warsav vs.. Marion
Saturday Mighty
s.OO-Bunker Hill vs. Liberty Center.
Observation-Disclosures winner vs.. Penn
Saturday Night
7:3o-Elkhart-H lntington winner VS.. South
Side ct. Wsyne) Angola winner.
S:3o-KendalIville-N North Manchester win
ner vs.. Warsaw Marion winner.
AT BLOOMINGTON
(Tonisht)
7:3o-Seymour VS.. Midland.
S.3o-Tel City vs.. Sullivan
Saturday morninE)
p:Oo-Bedford VS.. Columbus.
IO:0O-Brszn VS.. Franklin.
IL :00-Yiacennes vs. Evansville.
saturday Afternoon)
z Notwithstanding vs. winslow
3:oC-SeymOur Midland winner VS. Wiley
(TerTe Haute).
saturday Night)
7.3O-Ten Ctty-SuIlivsn winner VS.. Bed
ford Columbus winner.
s:30-Brazil- Franklin winner VS.. Vincennes-
Evansville Central winner.
AT LAFAYETTE
(Tonight)
1861 znkfort VS. BainbridEe
S:3o-Whiting VS.. Michigan City.
saturday Morning)
a:oo-veedersburE vs.. Delphi.
IO:0O-Otterbein vs.. Charlottesville.
IL :o0-kokomo vs.. Lebanon
saturday AfternoOn)
2:0o-Logsnsport vs.. West Lafayette.
3:OO-Frankfort-B cambridge winner vs.
Monticello.
Saturday Night
: .3O-Whiting Michigan City winner We.
Veedersburg Delphi winner.
-Otterioein- Charlottesville winner Va
Kokomo-Lebanon winner.
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Mrs. Moran and her two sons were
expected this afternoon. It is hoped
that their arrival will encourage the
Red leader and start him on the up
ward path.
II Moran RECEIVERS as quickly az
every enc hopes he will surely be
absent from the team for at least a
month. The managerial duties will
fall upon Jack Hendricks during this
time.
Jack, a warm personal friend Of
Moran's, is giving all the time he can
spare in an effort to keep up Pats
courage. He visited the hospital
three times on Thursday.
The spring training is going on as
usual under the guidance of Hen
bricks.
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MOdesty
BIZ United Netcs

BIZ United Netcs
NEW ORLEANS, March T.
Modesty has been discovered in a
baseball player!
Fred Clark, the former man.
ager of the Pittsburgh Pirates
may laurels adorn his dome
has declined an offer from Miller
Higgins to become coach and as
sistant manager of the New York
Yankees. Clarke is visiting at
the Yankee training camp.
Clarke actually said that he
would not be worth the money
that was offered him or the con-
1'dence Higgins rcposed in him,
because he had been so long out
OF touch with baseball.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-07
Big Six Leapue Elects

W. o. Grim heads the new Big Six
Baseball League, composed of railroad
teams. He was elected president at
a meeting at Smith Hassler-Sturm
sporting goods store Thursday night.
Others elected: j. B. Hermings, vice
president; o. D. Smith, secretary
treasurer. The league includes ths
Big -Four, c., 1. & w, I. c., Monon,
L. u. and B. & q. teams.
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Big Ten Standing

r.
IN laughed himself
E-N matched with Quintin
Giants added
he S %
BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP IS THAT THE EXPERTS PREDICT
any
E&1
ArmyNavy will be held Baltimore Fl
will distribute
III his remarkable genius for remaining the headlines
AN ITALIAN HEAVYWEIGHT ARRIVES WITH KNOCKOUT
III
L-Z schedule
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TRACK OFFICIALS CHOSEN

BIZ United Financial
CHICAGO, March CHARLES A.
Dean, chairman of the Championship
Field and Track Committee Of the
National A. A. u, has been chosen
referee of the Big Ten indoor meet
here March IA and 10. Charlie WI
son. well known to the middle west,
will be starter, and P. A. McFarlane
will be chief Judge of the field events.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-07
FINAL INDOOR DUAL MEET
Illinois VIII Journey to Iowa City for
Contest Saturday.

URBANA. H.. March THE Uni
versity Of Illinois track team will meet
Iowa at Iowa City Saturday in the last
indoor dual meet on the Illinois
schedule.
Dual meets between the universities
began in 1890 Illinois has won all -four
meets, but the competition gets
keener. Iowa has a veteran crew
losing only Wilson. Non and Shade of
last years team.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-07
West Side Tournament

An eight or ten-team West Side bas.
ketball tournament is being planned
by managers of west-end teams. The
play will be held in st. Anthonys
hall in the near future. The winning
team will be given a silver cup as
community champions. Managers Of
all teams west of White River are
requested to address Frank Hanley
2O6 N. Pershing Ave, or call Belmont
1895.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-07
Cue Champ Ruled Out

BV United Financial
CHICAGO, March Robert M.
Lord, national amateur three cushion
billiard champion, has been declared
ineligible to participate in tournament
now being held here
Lord was ruled out because he has
been an employee of the National Bill
lard Association, which places him in
the professional class.
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ZbyszIzO Makes Threats

BV United Ne3CS
CHICAGO. March 7.-Stanislaus
zbyszko threatens to quit the wres-
ting game cold and tell what he knows
about it's inner workings.
Considerably peeved because Ed
Stranger Lewis and Hugo Steinke de
reated him in recent matches through
what he declared were tricks" Zbysz-
ko is demanding return matches with
both men.
If the promoters keep him from
meeting them again he declares, he
Will tell some interesting stories about
professional wrestling in this country.
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BUTLER TROUNCES
INDEPENDENT FIVE
Defeat Jensen Bros. Quintet
at Tene Haute.

By-Times Special
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March T.
The Butler College squad defeated the
Jensen Bros. five. state independent
champions. 20 10 IA. here Thursday
night. A long passing and long shoot
ing game was used to great advantage
by the cOllegians.
Close Butler guarding stopped the
Independent squad. Hooker. Harker
and Nipper were heavy scorers for
Butler. II. Wheeler was outstanding
figure for the Terre Haute sqad-
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NAVY CREW is COMEBACK
Former Olympic Champs to Try Out
i'm Effort to Repeat.
BIZ United Ne4cs

Annapolis, Md, March THE
Navy's Olympic crew champions of
1920 are going into training again to
try out for this years classic at Paris
The Navy Department has approved
the proposal that club crew be or
ganized by former navy oarsmen FOR
an attempt to repeat their last victory
Several members Of the champion
ship 1920 crew are stationed here as
ensigns and several other members Of
the intercollegiate crews of 1920 and
1921 have been ordered here on special
duty to start training.
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Fights and Fighters

PHILADELPHIA-Ad Stone. Philadelphia
light heavyweight, stopped frankie Britton
Philadelphia in the first round.
y NEW Y0Rk-Jack Dempsey, worlds
heavyweight champion. who underwent an
operation last week leaves Monday for Cali
fOrnia TO remain several weeks. The cham
piOn may do picture while he is around
Los Angeles.
NEW t.-Psncho Villa, worlds fly
weight champion and frankie Ash. who
claims 10 be the British champion. have been
matched TO meet in Toronto on April Is.
NEW YORK-Benny Leonard. worlds
lightweight champion. has been signed to an
agreement to meet Pal Moran, the New Or
leans lightweight, this summer by Tex Rick
ard The bout will be held in Jersey City.
LOW ELL. Mass-Archie Walker. New
York lightweight, won a ten-round decision
from Jackie Williams, Chicago.
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b IIneS NpfCln
NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind
March Manchester waIloped
Adrian College of Michigan. 40 to IA
in a runaway game here Thursday
night. Manchester took the lead and
held ii throughout the game. Conrad
forward, made seven field goals; Hen
dirk. three, and Shinkle, four. for the
winners.
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Illinois Swim Meet
nited Financial

BIZ United Financial
TRBANA, ILL.,, March THE Uni
versity of Illinois swimming and water
basketball squads will have dual
meet with the University Of st. Louis
Saturday. The st. Louis teams are
slated as winners.
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championship will be on the card.
Among the entries are the Purdue
gym and fencing teams, Normal Col
leo-e a. G. L., Indianapolis Turner's
South Side Turner's, Louisville Turn
ers. Y. NJ c. A and Hoosier A. G.
There will be some Of the last
years champions competing includ-
ing Aurenheimer on the long horse
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Cincinnati Managers Illness Reaches Serious
Stage = Wife on Way to Bedside -
Hendricks in Charge of Training.


ORLANDO, Fla. March THE condition of Pat Moran
of the Reds very serious today
Brght disease has developed He derious last night
While Moran fighting for his fe Jack Hendricks formerly
manager of the Indianapolis American Association team
charge Of the Cincinnati club training squad.
Physicians Thursday night they entertained
grave fears for his recovery.
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Worry About Tbisi

By United Financial
CHICAGO, March THE fencing
championship of the United States is
at stake in a contest here Saturday
night when Giacinto Sanges, the I'M
defeated champion, crosses swords
with Jose Torres, expert from Spain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-07
Central Normal Frosh Win

Freshmen of Central Normal Col
lege, Danville. Ind, trimmed the Tab
ernacle Presbyterians, 3S to b. in
Mapleton gym Thursday night. Nine
field goals were Gagged by Hawk OF
Normal. The winners were not head
ed during the game.
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RENAULT HEARD FROM
Canadian Heavyweight Comes to Bat
With Firpo Challenge.
BIZ United Noes

BIZ United Netcs
NEW YORK. March Jack Rem
auIt. the Canadian heavyweight cham
pion, has placed large hunk of wood
on his shoulder and double dares"
Luis Angel Firpo to knock it of, he
says in telegram received here.
Jack boxes Cliff Kramer tonight at
Minneapolis and then VIII come here
70 issue the Argentine giant a chal-
Ienge more formal. He has been out
in the so-called sticks of the boxing
game for some time. adding heavily
to Canadian bank deposits and boost
ing his string of knockouts the while.
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The Indiana kentucky A. A. U.
will hold its annual gymnastic and
fencing meet Saturday night at s
O'Clock at the Athenaeum Gym
under the auspices of the n )rmal
College A. G. L
Parallel bars, horizontal bar, side
horse. long horse. flying rings. rope
climbing, tuElbling ana all around
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FRANKLIN'S FINAL GAME
HoOsier Champs Meet Notre Dame
Five Tonight.

BIZ Times SPECIAL
FRANKLIN, Ind, March THE
Franklin nettars, Hoosierlom's cham
pionship team, will meet its last OPP
ponent this season when the Notre
Dame five clashes with the Baptists
on the high school floor here tonight.
Word from the Irish camp is that a
rejuvenated squad will attempt to re-
verse the score of the early season
Franklin defeat Of the Irish.
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and rings and Matthei, rope climber
and club swinger, both of the Nor
NAL College A. g. u.
The fencing championship always
creates interest. The Purdue team
will send seven men who shake
wicked foils. Professor Le Mar of
this city who has been teaching
fencing for over twenty years will
enter team unattached.
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Basketball Results

BIG TEN
Chicago. 80; Purdue, Fl.
COLLEGE
Butler g. Terre Haute Jensons IA.
Notre Dame, 80; Wittenberg, 16
Michigan Aggies, %: Valparaiso, 10.
Manchester 40; Adrian (Mich), Ia
Central Normal Freshmen, 50: Taber
nacle Presbyterian, 27.
INDEPENDENT
South Side Turner'S. As: Il A. c., 20,
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HODAPP'S| FINE FIELDING
IMPRESSES TRIBE BOSS
Cncy YoungSter Spears Everything in Practice Session
Schmandt Shows Splendid Form-Smtth Shows Up,
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Snorts Editor

PLANT CITY Fla, March -The single practice per day
system the spring camp of the Indians getting excellent
Manager Bush said today his would be ready
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-07
Regionals TongPat Moran of Reds in Craze Condition
Everything in Readiness at Four Centers for
Second Lap of Race for State High
School Basketball Title

Four referees in four regional will
ties tonight 1870 and the second lap of
school basketball championship will be way Reports
Richmond, Fit Wayne Lafayette and Bloomington that
everything is in readiness the Journeys
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A road club. composed of some of tho
fastest semi-pro talent in the State. is being
orrnnized under the name, indianapolis
Blues Baseball Club Tom Minnick, Tommie
Heightshew and others desiring tryouts are
requested to call Paul Felix. at Webster
L79O, or address Indianapolis Blues Base
bail Club, 1907 Z. Sixteenth St.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-07
INnEpENpENr BASEBALL

The indianapolis Cardinals viii hold an
important meeting tonight at 1014 River
Ave The following players asked to at
tend: Cook, Felix Cole Gilbert, Cunning
ham. Liddle, Beldon. Berry. Robinson, Vogel.
Stokes. Gallon. &arl, Sweeney, Petty and
Deatrick
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-07
LOCAL CUE STAR LOSES
Harris Defeats L. NJ. VOgler In Anna
teur Billiard Tournament.

By Times Special
CHICAGO, March IL. NJ. Vogler
of Indianapolis. was defeated by A. ].
Harris, Chicago. so to A in 11s in
nings, in the sixth annual national
amateur three-cushion championship
billiard tournament Thursday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-07

The Kelly A. c. win hold q meeting Fri
day at 6 40 at ella Olive st. All pIayurs
OF last year asked 20 attned.
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PRO GOLF TOURNAMENT
MelhOrn and Smith Defeat Brady and
Hutchinson.

BIZ Times Special
MIAMI, Fla, March 7.-Bill Melhorn
and Macdonald Smith, defeated Mike
Brady and Jock Hutchinson. 4 and 3,
Thursday in the thirty-six hole finals
of the two-man team international pro
fessional championship golf tourns'
ment here. Brady and Hutchinson were
down from the fourth hole and stead
lily lost ground