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Indiana Kentucky A. A. u.
Boxing Journey Results
FRIDAY NIGHT MATCHES
Flyweisht Class

thADAE NUM- haALhES
Flyweight Class
McGowan, n. D.. won by judges decision
over Goodman. Culver. three rounds.
Cox. 3. A. c.. won by Judges decision
over Dudac q. J. three rounds.
BaDtamweight Glass
Watson. H. A. C. won by referees de-
cision over LANCER. H A. C.. three rounds.
Prmtt. II. A. c.. won by technical K. O.
over Meneses Culver. two rounds.
Featherweight Glass
Brown. G. Y won by Judges decision
over Pitts. Culver. four rounds.
Grsmig. Louisville. unattached, won by
Judges decision over Lambeth, Culver, three
rounds.
SETON. C. Y. won by technical e. o.
Gramig. Louisville. unattached won hy
judges decision over sulnovieh, 6. y"
three rounds.
Brown. G. Y. won by judges decision
over Cant, H. a. c.. three rounds.
Lightweight Class
.zivic, unattached. won by referees de-
cision over over podd r A: C.. four rounds;
sion over Robin, Culver four rounds
Leach. g. y. won by judges decision
over pickersoa, culver three rounds
Newman Culver, won by referees decision
over John Yale, e. Y. four rounds.
Welterweight Glass
Simous 8 Y. won by technical K. o.
over Baker H. A. c.. three rounds.
Schel, N. D., knocked out Belcher, q.
a. c.. one round
Kepner H. A. c. won on foul from
SheC rer. N. n. ono round.
Richie Louisville, unattached won by
technical K. o. over Maekemcr, Culver,
three rounds.
MlddleweiEht Class
Jou,s. G. Y. won by Judges decision over
Bush, II. A c., three rounds.
Ralph. II. A c. won by Judges decision
over Carter. Culver three rounds
Orner. I. A c., won by judges decision
over Smith. II, A. c. three rounds.
Canny. n. D.. won ~ judges decision
over Estell r. A. C., three rounds.
Light HeavYwelRht Glass
Springer, n. D., won by judges decision
over Dalton, Mitchell, unattached. three
rounds
heavyweight Class
Miller N. D.. won on fouls from Secrist
G. \. one round.
Key.--G. Y. Gary Y. NJ. @. A: N. D.,
Notre Dame University; S. S. T.. South Side
Turner's: n. A. c.. Moosicr Athletic Club:
3. A. c.. fSrightwood Athletic Club; !. A. c.,
Indianapolis Athletic Club.
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Detroit has 100. New York City has
sent ten teams. Cleveland and Gin
cinnai each have thirty-three. Toledo
has twenty-five and Columbus fifteen
San Jose, Cal, has sent It's crack
ssaEs here,and This aggregation hopes
to annex some Of the prizes. In
d4anapolis has its best bowiers entered
All of last years champions viii
appear this YEAR, The veteran Billy
Knox of Philadelphia, thA - B C.'s
only 800 men. will roll.
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Basketball Results
COLLEGE

COLLEGE
Illinois. &C. Iowa, Il.
TeFTs Haute Normal. Al: Loyola, ..
laAghton. 90; Hotre Dame, IS.
ma Central, IS: Evansville, 80.
Gell. ga; U. OF Penn, is.
Princeton, 80; Yale, %.
Dartmouth. go: Columbia. Is. -
Delaware, "a; Ursinus. II.
Penn safe. 2e: Pittsburgh, Is.
". AMI j.. 20; Carnegie Tech, Is.
HIGH SCHOOL
Hopevell tFrsnklinl. SO: Manual. %.
Vincennes, So; Tech. So.
Broad Ripple. ~; Shortridge. 23.
Morton (Riehmond), IS: Cathedral. %.
Anderson. AZ; Bedford. AZ.
Bloomington, 54; Franklin, 33.
Marion 90 Munde. IL
Jefferson, 81; Lebanon, -.
West Lafayette. SO: Monticello. 10.
Huntington. "A; Central ct. wayne), IL.
Frankfort, 40: Columbus, 40;
Morton Seconds. 22 Milton, 81.
Rochester. IS: Kokomo. 81.
Champaign. H., 81; Garfield. IL.
Connersviile. II: Rushville, 80.
Nashville Seconds. IS; ConnersYiile. 9.
Lizton, %: Jamestown, %.
Lyons. 40: Bicknel. IS.
BFownsburg. 81: Charlottesville, go.
Upton. IS; Scircieville. rs.
Seirclev1lle Girls. s: Upton Girls. 25.
Dayton, So; Monitor. "a.
Huntington Reserves. %: Andrews, 10.
West Newton; Valley Mills, 20.
Joneshoro. Il; Van Buren,. is.
Delphi. II: Brookston, "a.
Haz'eton, 80: Bonneville "A.
IsogansPort, 81; South Bend. %.
Shsrpsville. SO: Greentovn, 90.
Russia. so; Miehigantown. II.
West Middleton. 30: Galveston. rs.
Hsgerstowa. 20; Neoreland. Is.
CsnteFville, "a; Boston. 80 teyertimel.
Huntsville. Al; Green Township, Is.
Modoe, rs: Greensboro. s.
Atlanta, SO: New London. ~.
Ban Davis. 81: Mt Comfort. SO.
FortviiIe IS: McCordsviile. IT
North Manchester. 35; Columbia City, 20.
Arcadia. So: Lapel. IL.
Enightstova. 8; Fendleton. 81.
sptcsland, Is; Kniyhtstovn Jr. High "a
Greenfield. 90: Spicelsnd. %.
Meoresville, %; Pittsbere. 10.
Cumberland, as: Avon. il.
Monrovis IS: DanvilIe, %.
Eillsboro. 10; Wallace. Is.
Advance. IS: Thorntown. So.
Riehdsle. 25: Mace. 10.
Lksdea, 30: New Ross. 81.
49,. %: Bowers. 90.
HSate 80; New Richmond. 90.
Sweetser. 30: Wabash IS.
Hartford City, 81; Union City, -.
Dsleviue. 20 Middietnwu, %.
Alexandria, 80: Gas City. Is.
FranktoH. %; Msrkleville. %
Elvood, IS: Summityille. 20
Center. 81; Ridgeville, S.
Selma. -; Stony Greek 81.
CASTOR, IS: Reyerton. %.
Mckinley, 90; Wayne, 10.
Pennvilie, 19 Duukirk, is.
Warren. 35; Paramount. &c.
Saratoga 20: Rey Key. 30.
Newcastle, "a; Greencastle. 81.
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RedSkin Net Players Perform
in City Ionight.

The Haskell Indians basketball
Team is in the city and will battle
the Butler College five at Tomlinson
Hall tonight.
Most of the Indian basket players
performed or the gridiron here last
SalI.
There win be A curtain-raiser game
at o'clock between two Butler
sfresl1ie" teams.
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AT LEBANON
FRIDAY
7:3o--Lebanon and Central st1).
S:30---Zionsyilie and ThorntowR icy.
SATURDAY
9:00--Jamestown and Advance ~.
0 00--New Augusta and Whitestown ~.
2:00---Winners z 80 o. M and $50 D. m
81.
3:0o--Winners . a. m and 10 a. m. (2)
S:00-Winners , p. m. and 8 D. m. Nv
0ffiGals-(1) Leroy Cook; (2) Il. v
Coppe.
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III. I . u ~ III y
FRIDAY SCnRflN
Gxmnastic Meet Tonight

The Normal College A. G. U. will
hold it's annual gymnastic meet to
night at the Athenaeum sym. The.
public is invited TO see the com
petition.
Men and women students are on the
list Of entries. The winners viii rep
resent the n. A. G, Z. at the district
meet in March.
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H. S. Basketball Tonight

Camden at Onward
BFookston at Monticello.
Hartford City at Button.
Hillsboro at Perrgsyilie.
Columbus at LogansDoFt.
Rushvilie at Garfield (Terre Haute)
Goshen at Kendallyille.
Fillmore at Amo.
Emerson tGaryl at East Chicago.
Mlshawaka at Elkhart
Brazil at Clinton
Whiting at Warsaw.
=, Morton (Richmond) at Steele dayton
)hiol
Portland at Marion
South Side ut Wayne) at Peru
Sheridan at Morocco
Central ut. -Wayne) at Froebel (Gary).
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FAMOUS DRIVER COMING
q BACK FOR BIG HONORS
The SmIer Is One of Few Who Have Won indianapolis
Event and His Presence Means Much.

Popular Jimmy Murphy, the motor pilot of smiles and
thrills today fled entry for the 1924 international 500m
May so the Indianapolis Motor Speedway T. E. Myers
tar and general of the Speedway announced Murphy
coming and it needless say Myers highly elated When
Murphy there is question about speed being pro-
dneed: the daring driver Of the
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Tn1n1v Murphy Enters 5OO-DliIe Race and Nam
Schedules of State High School Sectional Journeys
AT BRAZIL
Feb. 20, March 1

9:0O--Ashboro and Tangier 10.
10 :00-Cory and Clay City (21.
11:O0-Brazil and Posey Twp. ~.
1:0O--Coalplont and Beliemore (2).
2:00-Bloomingdale and Van Buren, Twp.
"a.
BOON ontezuma nd Bridgeton (2).
4:00--Bowling Green and Marshall ~.
7:3o--Mec,a and Rockville (2).
S:30-Winners a. m. and 10 a. N. ID.
SATURDAY
9:0Q--Winners II a. m. and / D. m. go.
10:00-Winners p. m. and 3 p. m. IA.
IL ;00-Winners 4 p. M. and 80 p. m, (2).
2so0-Winners s 80 D. NJ. and a. NJ. a..
3:00-Winners 10 a. III. and IL a. nj. %
S:0O--Winners 2 D. m. and 8 p. n. "a.
offieia;s--(1) Homer Wiltsie; % f. L.
Busenburg
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After the first week. play will COM
mence at 10 o'clock in the morning
and continue until midnight each day
Tie tournament will continue for
thirtT-six days and during this tim,
o;;p2-t bowIers from all over the North
Amc; lean continent Will be seen in
action
There viii be 6,S31 teams in the
tournament. One hundreds and one
cities will be represented. Milwaukee,
has supplied the largest entry out
side of Chicago. sending 40 teams.
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AT INDIANAPOLIS

-'HIDA
9:00-Technical and Cumberland ~.
1c:O0--West Newton and Shortridge (2).
IL :00--Manual and Shadeland ~.
1:00---Valley Mills and Ben Davis t2).
2:O0-Acton and Oaklandon az.
3:o0-Castleton and Beech Grove (2).
4:00-Southport and New Bethel ID.
7:30-Lawrence and Broad Ripple (2).
s :30--Winner 8 a. m, and winner 10 a.
m. ~.
SATURDAY
9:o0-Winner IL a. N. and winner / p.
NJ. t21.
1O:oo-winner 2 p. m. and winner p. m.
II :o0--winner 4 p. m. and winner 7:30
p. m. t2l.
2:oo-Winner $50 p. m. and winner a.
n. U).
8 .Oo-winner 10 a. m. and winner IL a.
m. 90.
s:o0-winner 2 p. M. and winner p m.
~.
officials-(1) John Miller; (@) James
Hale.
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ILLINOIS BEATS IOWA

BB Times Special
IOWA CITY, Iowa. Feb, 2S.--The
presence OF Captain Potter in the
Illinois lineup made a vast difference
In the Suckers play here Friday night
and they defeated Iowa in a Big Ten
net game, 2s to II. Illinois led at the
half, II to Z.
Potter led the IlIini scoring with
four field goals nd two from the
foul line. Mauer got four from the
field. Janse was best for the losers
with three field goals.
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SiARTER ANNOUNCES SHOW
RfozDoter to Arrange AD-Star Gard for
March Event.

Promoter Steve Harter today an
kounced he would stage an all-star
boxing show at Tonlinson Hall,
March S.
He has signed Louie Lavell OF An
nerson TO appear in an eight-round
bout and is seeking a Chicago light
Eeight for an opponent.
Bobbie Bridges. local weller, also
win appear on the card. Four eight
sfound bouts and a ten-round scrap
will make up the program. 1t will be
"a pcpular,priced show,
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.HARTER VICTOR IN SHOOT
Washington Birthday Event Here
Won by Richmond Man.

The Washington Birthday shoot Of
the Indianapolis Gun Club was won
by Harter of Richmond. who broke
1859 targets shot at out of 1919 in three
events. Burford was second and Rice
third.
Ens;ninger won the singles, Ear,
hart took the handicap event of
twenty-five targets and Burford, Dou-
gan Earhart and Rice were tied in
the doubles.
The regulaE shoot was on the pro-
gram today.
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Greb Beats Reeves

81 LNtted \ eics
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Feb. eS.--
Harry GIeb, worlds middleweisht
champion, won popular decision
from Jack Reeves, Frisco boxer. in a
.four-round mixer staged as the
feature Of a Washington birthday
calendar in the Oakland auditorium
Friday afternoon.
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MARION DOWNS MUNCIE IN
USUAL WEEKLY SURPRISE
Anderson Defeats Bedford-Broad Ripple RunnerUp in
City Series With Victory Over Shortrdge,

The final Friday night before tourney time brc yh the
weekly kicks the dope bucket in State high SCI ol
basketball circles The most surprising bit of the defeat
Of Muncie by Marion 20 H. The game played the small
Marion floor but unce getting only points
thing
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10,685 BOWLERS TO SEE
ACTION IN TITLE MEET
Annual A. B, C, Tournament Opens in Chicago Tonight
S105,000 in Prize Moneyto Be Distributed.

CHICAGO, Feb 23-Breaking all entry and prize money
records for bowling events the American Bowling Congress
nament will here tonight With bowers entered the
meet becomes the greatest sporting held in
" according to officials More people will participate in this
tournament than enter the Olympic games Prize money amount
ing to 100000 will be distributed
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AT GARY
FRIDAY
RUSSELL WITH SENATORS
Reb Returns to Association After Sec
ond Trim to Majors.

Outhelder Reb Russell Is back in
the American Association. The local
resident, who set the National League
ahame in 1922 after a sensational
comeback. has been sold by Pittsburgh
TO the Columbus Senators.
Russell has not been notified Off
oially OF the deal, but he said today
that he understood he was TO be trans
ferred He had batting slump with
the Pirates last season, but he believes
he viii return 10 form the coming
summer.
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U. PADDLERS IN WIN

ztse Out Michigan by Taking Relay
Moore Stars for Crimson.
Rg Times Special
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Feb. 2S.-
Ens~AT Indiana III" swimming team
nos' but Michigan here Friday night.
sThe score at the completion OF the
events that counted for points was
s4all.
Indiana won the relay and the ref
cree awarded the meet to 1. Z. Capt.
John Moore-o indianapolis was the
star for the Crimson with IL points.
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AT HUNTINGTON
FRIDAY

AT HUNTINGTON
FRIDAY
. :00--Banquo and Bippus ~.
3:00--Huntington and Warren CD.
A:G0--Roanolle and Union Center ~.
7:30-Andrews and Illumination Twp. (2).
S:30-Monument City and Rock Creek Twp.
~.
SATURDAY
9:OO-Clear Creek and winner 2 p. m. (2)
10 :0O--Winners 3 p. m. and 4 p. N. "a.
2.00-Winners z go p. M. aud $50 p. m.
(2).
3:oo-Winners o a. m. and 10 a. M. ~.
& :0O-Winners . o. m. and p. M. 90.
Oficials--G) Ralph Parker; CD Ralph
Fades
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AT k0KQAI0

> oO-C1sy Twp and Union Twp: ~.
5 :0O-New London and Howard Twp. ~
4:00-Prsirie Twp. and West Middleton
: :3O--Kokomo and Greentown t2l.
S:30-Russiavil!e and Jackson Twp. "a.
SATURDAY
9:0O--Sharpesvill and winner > p, m. t2).
% :00-Winners 2 y. m. and p. m. %.
2:O0-Winners 80 p. m. and $50 ?. m
(2).
3 :00-winners a. m. and 10 a. N. ~.
S:00--Niuners = p. M and p. m. t2).
Ohlicals-(l Lee Sinclair; (3) Watson
Deakyne.
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AT PERU
IN ~

. Charlottesville and Amboy %
300--Ciay Twp. aud Macy (2)
4 n0--Butler Twp. and Jefferson Twp %
7.30-Peru and Gilead (@)
s :30--Chih and Bunker Hill %
SATURDAY
q 00---ConveTse and winner . .. n. t@l.
] O 00--Wiuners 3 p. m. ard p. NJ, 90
, o0--Winners 1880 p. m. and ) 80 y II.
t2l
3 .00--Winners a. m. ant 10 p. N. %
s ,00---WinueFs p. m arJ > @. m, ~
ohicials-tD Donald Hobbs t2l Lloyd
Ftctter.
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Independent Amateur
State Basket Tourney
sEMY-FINAI.s AND CHAMPIONSHIP
SCHEDI LIE

SEMI-FINAI.S AND CHAMPIONSHIP
SCHEDULE
800 P. M-Broad Ripple vs.. Morgan
town.
! 100 P M.-winner IL a. N. vs.: winner
IL m.
900 P. M--Winner 3 z. N. VS.. winner
p. n. for State amateur independent basket
ball championship.
COMPLETE THURSDAY AHR
FRIDAY SCORES
Falmouth. 81; Midland. II.
Cloverdsje, So; Huntington. II.
New Palestine, 50; Auburn. IA
Morgsntown, 50: Paoli 10.
Richmond De Molay. rs; 4unc1s, Il.
Marshall. IS; Union City, 81.
Indianapolis De Moay 81; Naiionis, -
Winslow, IS: GreensbuFS, IL.
Wocott, %: Milan, 20.
Miller 30: EllSharf IS.
Greentowu. 81: Advance, %.
Terre Haute Jacks %; kingnan lib
bets, IA.
Vincsnnes. 20: Fishers o.
Broad Ripple. ~ Plymouth. IL.
Falmouth -: Cloverdale. II.
Morgsntown, 50: New Palestine, IL.
Richmond De Molay, 50; Marshall, IS
Indianapolis De Mol3y. 81 /; Wipslov, 70.
Walcott IS; Miller. 20.
Terre Hsute Jacks %: GFeentovn, IL.
MORNING SCORES TODAY
Broad Ripple, 20: Vincennes. IS.
Morgantown. 81 Falmouth. 20.
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AT CONVICTION
FRIDAY

:00--Kingman and Mellott ID
2:o0--Pine Village and Wallace (2).
3:00-Covington and Attica IL.
4:0O-Dana and West Lebanon t2b.
3 :00--IIilsboro and New Port ~.
:30--Perrysville anG Willamsport 81.
S:30-Cayuga and Veedersbarg a..
SATURDAY
9:00-Winners l D. m. and . p. m. (2).
10 00--Winners 3 D. m. and p. m. CD.
l ;00-Winners 5 p. m and 80 D. m.
~.
2:00--Winners 8 80 p. mf and 9 a. M IA.
3:00-Winners 10 a. mh and IL a. m. ~ .
S:00-Winners ? p. m. and p. m. 10
Officials--CD Vaughn Russell; % e. r.
Brown
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AT FRANKLIN

AT FkANkLlN
FRIDAY
. :00-Greenwood and Edinburg IL.
3:00--Nineveh and Wbiteland t9l.
7:30-Hopewell and Franklin IL.
S:30-Center Grove and Clark Twp. (21.
SATURDAY
:00--TTafalgaF and Union Twp. ~.
10 :00-Winners D. m. and p. m. 49,.
2:00--Winners Z 80 p. m. and 8 80 p. m.
~.
, 3:00--Winners a. m. and 10 a. N. (2).
S:00-Winners . y. m. and p. m. az.
otficals--N) John Crsigle; (2) Harry
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TITLE BATTLE IN
INDEPENDENT NET
TOURNEY TONIGHT.
Final Rounds Find Many
Strong Teams Battling
for State HonorS.
The indianapolis DE MIolays de
feated the Richmond De MoIays,
80 to 20, in double overtime.

Semi-fnals were on the program
this afternoon in the State finals in
dependent amateur basketball tourney
being held at the local Y. NJ. c. A.
Morgantown and Broad Ripple met
in the first sen1i-final at 3 p. m, after
victories this morning.
The final contest for the champion
ship will be played at 8 clock to.
night. The late start is to make it
possible for the fans to see the Has
kell Indians and Butler game and
then come to the 'FY'' if they so de-
sire.
At the start Of play today Vim
cennes, Broad Ripple, Falmouth. Nor
gantown. Richmond De Molays, In
dianapolis De Moiays, Wolcott and
Terre Haute Jacks remained in the
running. Vincennes and Falmouth
were eliminated in early morning
games.
All Of these teams are exceptionally
strong and plenty Of thrills for the
fans are promised in the final rounds
Of play.
Yincennes Eliminated
In the first game of the morning
Vincennes was eliminated by the
Froad Ripple Joy-Gloops. &c to %
The game was close all the way, with
the Ripple five holding a slight sd-
vantage at most stages. The half
ended IS TO 9 in favor of Ripple.
Wade and Overbey were high scor-
ers for the winners with four field
goals each. Wade played we'll in
snite ofian injured ankle. Jones was
d whale on defense for Vincennes. Cox
accounted for ten OF the losers points.
Lineup and summary:
Broad Ripple (2o). vincennse (23}.
Dauhenspeek ..F............. King
hluiken f. .....,.. kiXmiller
Wade ............. C.........-.; Cox
' Observation-Disclosures for Cox. Wolfe
for King. Cox for Purlidgs. King for Wolfe.
Wolfe for Bixmiller Field gosls-Mlllikeu,
3: Wade 4: Overbey. g. King. /: Eixmilier,
/; Cox. ( Hoffman, 3 Foul goals-Milli-
ken, J. Wade I Oyerbey, =; King, 3; Cox.
.. Referee-stephenson.
MOrgantOwn in Win
In the second game this morning
Morgantown went to the semi finals
by defeating Falmouth in a hard
fought game, 81 10 20. The score at
the end CT the half vas Is to Ii in
favor Of Morgantown. The teams bat
tied neck and neck for most OF the
contest. but in the a;l;,l minutes Nor
gantown started a bombardment that
could not be stopped.
Hickey starred for the winners with
FIVE goals. Scales played a fine floor
game for Falmouth Peters was high
scorer. Lineup and summary:
Morgantowu (31). Falmouth t2o).
Hicsey. ........... F. ..........., Essex
J. Adams. +. .............S Scales
+ Adams ........ c. >........... Peters
N2sh q. .............Co ok
Hunt. ,..-.,....... 6. -......... Royalty
Substitutions--Woods for J. Adams. j.
Adams for Woods. Woods for j. Adams, Pat
ton for Essex, Essex for Patton. Reynolds
for Scales. Scales for Reynolds Field goals
Hickey. ); J. Adams. 3; T. Adams. 2;
Nasn. 3: Essex. 2; Scales. l; Peters, :: Cook
/. Foul goaIs--F. Adams. ?; Nash. .; Hunt,
j. scales, ,: Peters, >. Roferce-Stephen-
son.
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Chicago Mat Results

BU United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 23,-John Pesek,
heavyweight wrestler, OF Ravenna,
Neb.. defeated Joe Hickman, Aberdeen.
$. D., in straight falls Friday night.
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btsLpA1
. :0o--DeclScr and Freelandville %.
30o--Bicknell and Finceunes t2l.
z 3o--Sanborn and Bruceytlle %.
s 30--FrichtoR and Mouroe City CD.
SATURDAY
o:0O--EdVs rispoTt md osktown ~.
! q ;o0--Wiuners p. m. and 2 y. m. q -.
2 ;00--winners 1880 p. m. and $50 y. m.
%.
8 00--winners a, m and 10 a. m. t2)
S 0d--WInners p. m. and 5 p. N. ~.
oficials-u Ross srith: (23 John
SchFam.
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:" - hIUA
:00-Darlingtou and Waynetown "a
9:00--New Ross and Linden Cd
3:00-Wingate and Bowers III
4:00--Alamo and New Market ~
5:00-Waveland and Crawfords Vile, ~
7:30-Maee and New Richmond t2)
S:30--Ladoga and winner l p. M. ~
SATURDAY
9:00-Winner 2 D. IN. and winner p. m.
(2)
1o;oo-Wiipner 4 p. m. and winner p. m.
p. m. (2) 49,.
3:00--Winner a. m. and winner 10 a. III.
s:Oo-Winner 2 p. u. and winner 3 D. m.
oficials-t1) Gus S. Kenzier; t2) G. W.
Tricky.
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7:30-Jonesboro and Upland a..
S :3O-Van Buren, aud Paramount ~.
SATURDAY
a:00--Sway2ee and Matthews ~.
! 0:00--Gas City and Sweetser ~. -
IL :00-M arion and winner Y 90 y; N. ~.
2:00-Winner $50 ?. n. ana winner q
m. 60.
3:O0--Winuer 10 a n. and winer IL a, m.
10.
S:Oo-winner D. M. and winner 3 p. N.
CO.
oficiais-ul Dan Arbuckle; Co Newell
Day.
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SATURDAY
AT TERRE HAUTE
faDYn

NJ IEFFNt HAt III
FRIDAY
. 00--Eontanet and Black Hawk tl.
10 :o0--Concanno and W. Terre Haute t2D
] 00--Wiley and Fayette ~.
! 0e--Ciinton and Gerstmeyer ~.
. 00--prairie Greek and Glenn a..
2 00--Ptmento and otter Creek CO.
4 0o--Normal and Prairieton a..
7:3o--Helt Twp. and Garfield t2l.
s 30--Winners n a. m and 10 .. M, ~.
SATURDAY
q 0n--Winuers II a. m. and n. m. f2).
O :00--wiuners > y. III. and 3 y. N. a..
:00---Winners y. m. and 80 q. m. t2l
? 00-WiHners 9 80 p. m and 8 a. m. Il
00--Winners 10 a. m and IL a. m. (2)
s .00---Winrers > ., m. and p. m. ~.
Oficials--D George Graham; Cd vii
liam Wehb
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Illinois Wrestlers Win

CHICAGO. Feb. s3.-University of
1lin1is wrestlers won from Chicago
Ir1versity, IS to IS. Friday night.
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FRIDAY
9:oO-Burns City and williams ID.
IO:OO-Pehin and West Baden ca.
ii ;O0-Heltonvile and Seedmere ~.
:oO--Bedford and Oolitc t2).
2;OO-Barylipsbur and Huron a..
3;oo-Orleans and Paoh TO.
4:Oo-Salen and Function ~.
T:3o-Mitchell and Logootee, 90.
s:30-Winner o a. N. and winner 10 q. m.
~
SATURDAY
9-Winuer / a. M. and winner Q. NJ. (2),
iO-Winner . o. m and winner p. m. %.
11---Winner p. M. and winner 1870 p. M.
(2l
winner $50 p. m. and winner a. nj.
10.
3-Winner 10 a. m. and winner II .. m,
(2).
Swimmer . p. m and winner 3 p. NJ. 81.
onicials--tD B. W. Gipson; 81 Bryng
Bryngieson-
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a;00-New Salem and Milroy %
! o :00--Moscow and Carthage ~
II ;00--Rushyille and Manila %
/ :00--Webb and Everton 90
3:00-Ging and ConneFsvilie ~
3:00~-Glenwood and Raleigh t2)
4 ,00-Center Orange and AlQuina ID
7:30--Center and Arlington (3)
3 :30--Winners q a m and 10 a. m. GA
SATTrRnAY
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HARTFORD CITY


2-Llberiy Center and Lancaster 10.
3-Union Center and Montpelier co.
7:30-Bluffton and Chester Center %.
s :30-Rock Creek and Hartford City (2)
SATURDAY
9--Patroleum and Ossian az.
10---Winners y. m. and 8 p. N. CD.
WINNERS z 80 p. M. and $3.50 p. m. az.
3-Winners o a. m. and 10 a. M. 90.
swimmers D. m. and 8 D. m. IL.
Officials ~ Vedder Gard; ~ Walter
Geller.