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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-20

The Y. NJ. s. defeated the NJ W AS
so Bovo and Riester divided the pitch
ing honors by holding the wood choppers
hitless Next Sunday the Y. NJ. S. will
meet the Riverside A. A. IN the Sunday
Afternoon League at Garfield. A meeting
will he held Friday night at Riester' $
home at 1870 S Meridian St.
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ELLINGBOE GETS
MILLER CAR FOR
SPEEDWAY EVENT
Popular Jules to Compete
May 30-Mo88 to Pilot
Barber-WarnoCk,

Jules Ellingboe. who has had pre-
wous experience in the 500-mile race,
today was nominated to pilot a Mil
Ter Special in the big event at the
Indianapolis Motor. Speedway May
80. The car is owned by Harry Mil
Ter of California, and the race own
er believes Ellingboe d capable pilot
for the long grind.
1t was also announced today that
4. f. Moss, London, will drive one
of the three Barber-Warnock Spe-
Gals May 80. The Barber-War nOcks
are labelled "75 per cent Fords-"
Moss came here to pilot the Schmidt
Special, but changed plans and Ora
Haibe took the Schmidt.
The speed pilots are somewhat
discouraged by the bad weather. but
they are prepared to make up lost
time whenever the sunshine gets
back on the job in a consistent man
ner. Time trials are scheduled to
start next Monday.
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COLLEGE TENNIS
DATES CHANGED
To Be Held Here May 30, 81
at Iryington,

The Indiana College Conference
tennis championship tourney which
was originally scheduled Friday and
Saturday Of this week at Butler. has
been shifted to May 80 and 81 be
cause Of a conflict in dates with the
Western Conference meet, which
was changed to May o. % and "a
Butler viii send a team to Chi
cago, where the Big Ten tourney
Is to be held this week.
The State tourney at Butler is ex-
pected to draw entries from almost
all schools in the Indiana confer
ence Already entries have been re
ceived from Franklin, Earlham,
State Normal, Indiana anT \ ire
Dame.
The schools will be permitted
three singles entries and two
doubles teams. Indiana conference
medals will be awarded for first, sec
ond and third.
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The Nut
Cracker

II ETTING FIRPO To QUIT
Il ? THE RING MAY NOT BE
III A HARD TRICK. But GET.
TING HIM TO QUIT TALKING IS
SOMETHING ELSE AGAIN.
Gene TUnney seems 10 be recei y
ing very little credit as champion Of
the Neutrality-suspicious.. Most Of
which is deserved.
THE PLAYER WRITER BAN
WILL NOT TOUCH DEMPSEY OR
RUTH YOU DON'T BEGIN TO
REALIZE WHAT AMATEURS
THEY ARE UNTIL YOU READ
THEIR STUFF.
Willie Hoppe is going to give up
the worries during the summer. rec
ognizing the futility of trying to
compete with the baseball worries.
After watching Mr.. Pancho Villa
in action we have resolved that he
is one Filipino whose independence
we shall not question.
A BOSTON MARATHON RUN
NER HAS WORN THE SAME
SUIT Of CLOTHES FOR NINE
YEARS. WE HOPE NO ONE
EVER RUNS HIM RAGGED.
IFFORD COCHRAN. New
IL u York, owns Revenue Agent,
III one of the horses in the Ken
lucky Derby, but Cochran didn't fool
everybody by selecting that name
for his horse. Cochran was arrested
after the race for Illegal possession
of liquor.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston-St. Louis. rain.

Philadelphia-Chicaso. cold weather.
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Sox in the American

The Giants have lost nine out Of
eleven games on the road and there
may be a disposition to figure the
champion machine as having col
iapsed. 1t will be recalled, however,
that McGraw's team had a very
bad trip through the West at this
time last year and lost eleven
games.
Weak on Mound
The Giants, nevertheless, are in
danger as their pitching has gone
TO pieces and young Jackson isn't
turning out to be the snortstop his
boss thought he would be. It must
be considered also that the Giants
have been enjoying about 100 per
cent of their playing strength while
tie Reds have been unable TO hi
their real stride.
Since the Cleveland Indians and
Detroit Tigers failed 10 do the ex
pected pushing of the Yankees, the
Browns and Red Sox have stepped
out and placed the champions in a
dangerous position.
SisIer Has En- Stepping
The Browns are playing the most
consistent ball in the league. Since
April -. George Sisler has driven
his club over everything. He has
lost only two games, one to Cleve-
land and one to the Yanks.
The Red Sox Won fourteen Of
their last eighteen games with a lot
of good hitting and some better
pitching. Many Of the
experts. however, feel they are, play
ing over their heads and that they
are due for a fall
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The Big Four team Of the Big Six
League defeated the strong c. l. W. team.
1913. The feature Of the game was the
box work Of Miller. with fifteen strike
outs. and the fast fielding Of Abel at
sh yrt
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at the Indians home park.
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E"1HILE automobile racing
nv fans are wondering where
GI the next generation of DIR
ing drivers is coming from, what
with the single seat cars giving
mechanics no longer an opportun-
ity to serve an apprenticeship of
speed two youthful sons Of a
wealthy Detroit family are pedal
ing their footpower mobiles around
an especially constructed contrete
track in the rear Of their mansion.
They are Joseph Boyer III, 6
years old, and Francis Palms
Boyer. S. sons Of the daring and
spectacular pilot, Joe Boyer Dad
dy Boyer is now In Indianapolis
preparing a Duesenberg for the
500-mile race here May 30
Mrs Boyer stoutly claims tina
neither Of the sons will be per
mitted to drive racing automobiles
when they grow up. The boys say
they want to.
The racing father, who drives
not for money but for the thrill Of
speed, says notwithstanding only
with his eyes that il will not dis
please him if the boys. Joe and
Frank" dash about the racing
courses after age has sent him 10
the grand stands.
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DAY AT WABASH
Indiana and Scarlet Clash on Craw
louisville Diamond.

BIZ Timcs Special
CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind. MAY
20.-Thc Wabash baseball team was
to meet Indiana here today in the
annual celebration Of Dads day.
Coach Scho!ler of the Scarlet had
Robertson ready for the pitching as
signment
On Friday Franklin comes here
for a game Wabash was rained out
Of the first scheduled contest with
lie Bapusts.
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CRACK TEACHER
OUTFIT COMING
Hot College Game Expected
at Butler Friday,

What has developed into one Of
the big college baseball games Of
the season will be played at Irwin
Field Friday between State Normal
and Butler. The Normal team has
a clean slate and has been sweep
ing all opposition aside.
Butler has designs on that record
Of the Teachers and Jake Station
probably win try his luck on the
mound in an effort to stop the TeIre
Eaute outfit. Case. the ace of the
EprmaItes. probably viii oppose
Station.
Butler is at De Paw Wednesday.
The weeks activities on the dia-
mond will come TO a close Saturday
with a game with Cincinnati u"
at Irwin Field. 1t will be Z part os
the May day celebration.
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Pug Allen is batting an even 400
and is leading the Indians with the
stick. Brown is second, glastonbury
third. and Sticking fourth.
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Michigan Defeats Iowa


BIZ Ifnte DpecidL
ANN ARBOR, Mich. May 20
Michigan won a STOP victory over
Iowa on the diamond here Monday.
The Wolverines got all their runs
in the sixth frame. Iowa made five
errors. Flynn hit a homer for the
ETawkeyes in the eighth with no one
on base.
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Fights and Fighters

PHLADEYPHIA-Ad Stone and Tom
my Loughran, light heavies. fought ten
rounds to a drew here Monday. Bud
Christian won the decision over Jimmy
Goodrich and Terry McHugh outpointed
Tommy Murray.
WILKESBARRE-Dave Shade and Pete
Latzo went ten rounds to a draw Nate
Pincus outpOinted Eddie Covingtou
COLUMBUS. Ohio.-Herbie Schaefer
was awarded the judges decision over
Phil O'Dowd in twelve rounds.
CHICAGO-Frankie Garcia outpointed
Mickey ODowd IN ten rounds
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Kansas City-Milwaukee. rain.
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Fort Fight Card Tonight
a. a HARRIsnN. a.2n

Red Mcdonald (Indianapolis) VS. Ed
die Dyer tTerre Haute), ten rounds at
1873.
Merle Alte (Indianapolis) vs. Jackie
Dugan Louisville). eight rounds at 1872
Harry Atherton tIndianapolis) VS. Billy
Long (Terre Haute) eight rounds at 116
Fighting Ferraris eft. ThomasD VS.. Joe
Dillon (Indianapolis). six rounds at 100.
Billy Meyers (IndianapOhs) VS.. Jack
Devine (Terre Haute) four rounds at 100
The Marine band will entertain before
the show and between bouts
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REYNOLDS REACHES CITY
Jack Arrives for Mat Bout With
De Bolt Friday.

II. NJ Mullendore of Franklin,
former Purdue University 125-pound
Conference champion, has been
signed to meet Paul Flynn of Sey-
mour in one Of the bouts at the In
dianapolis Athletic Club Friday
night.
Jack Reynolds. who will meet
Johnny DE Bolt in the main event
Of the show. arrived today The
proceeds Of this show VIII go 20 the
Olympic fund as all the wrestlors
are donating their services. The
show viii be open to the public.
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Big Leagues

@7ILD pitching by Holloway
NV and Clarke and hits by
Wamby. Veach and Harris
gave the Red Sox six runs in a big
second inning and d 8 to 1 victory
Der the Tigers, Monday.
Bunched hits off Watson and an
error by Terry scored four runs for
the Pirates in the sixth and enabled
them to beat the Giants, 6 to 3.
Ed RommeH returned to good
form and the Athletics Won from
the White Sox. to 8.
There We're no other games in
the major loops Monday.
Pitcher Dinty Gearin has been released
by the Giants TO the Boston Braves
Catcher Hargrave Of the Reds will be
out OF the game a few weeks He has a
broken bone IN his left hand.
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MANUAL AND TECH MAY
CAUSE TROUBLE IN MEET
Local Baseball Teams Should Make Good Showing in
High School tourney Friday and Saturday.

indianapolis high schools have good chance to COD the
State tourney be held Lafayette Friday and Saturday Of
inns week at the Purdue diamonds Both Technical and Manual
nave aooveheordnary teams and Shorrdge is better than
usual Manual and Tech appear evenly matched Manual has
more dependable hurers which be decided advantage in
a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-20
BEBAN AT SPEEDWAY
Noted Screen Actor Enjoys Fast
Motor Race Pastime.

George Beban. screen actor, who
is appearing at the Circle Theater
this week. planned to make trip to
the Speedway this afternoon with
C. O. Warnock. Beban, who is an
auto race fan, planned to take sew
eraI spins with Tommy Milton
around the brick course.
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COAST STARS QUALIFY
Far-West Swimmers to Compete in
Olympic Trials Here.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
PASADENA, Cal. May 20.-Nine
men swimmers Of southern Califor-
MIA qualified here Sunday and Mon
DAY for the final Olympic trials at
Indianapolis, June 8, 6 and Z. The
list includes Duke Kahanamoku,
Reginald Harrison. Harold Bandy.
Walt O'Connor. Carol Fletcher, Co
lin Smith, Ray Kegeris. Give Nor
risOn and Reginald Nickerson.
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NLatsuda to WrestIe Here

Matty Matsuda, crack Japanese
wrestler, has been signed by the
Broadway A. c. for a match here
Nay %, according to announcement
made today. He probably will meet
Jack Reynolds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-20
PURDUE SPRINGS
SURPRISE PARTY
BoiIermakerS Trim Badgers
Score Six in First,
BIZ TimeS Special

BIZ Pines Special
LAFAYETTE. Ind. May 20.-Pur-
due baseball team treated Wisconsin
a surprise here Monday and de
Yeated the Badgers, II 10 3. The
northern team had just come from a
victory ever Illinois and the result
of the diamond contest was quite a
shock
Campbell pitched we'll for the Boi-
Iermakers after his teammates piled
up a six-run lead in the first in
ming. Ware and Vail hit homers
in the big first frame and De Armand
came through with a triple.
johnson started in the box for
Wisconsin and was succeeded by
Luther
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Buckeyes Down Chicago

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, May 2O.-Ohio State
defeated Chicago at Stage field Mon
day in a dual track and field meet,
So to 81. Snyder of the winners
scored Il points. Friends of Chi
cago led his team with Is points.
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l. u. Tennis Team Wins

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, May 20.-Indiana Uni
versity defeated Northwestern at ten
mis- here Monday in six straight
matches. Chicago ~" won a golf
match from the Purple. u to 7.
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IIIini Teams Win

BIZ Times NpectnI
URBANA, H., May 20.-The Ilnni
golf team defeated Indiana ''U' golf
ers Monday, % to l.
The Illini tennis squad downed the
Chicago Maroons, 4 to 2.
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Red Sox, Browns Supply Thrills-T
AMERICAN LEAGUE FANS
GIVEN TWO SURPRISES
ST. Louis and Boston Clubs Continue to Worry YankS-
Giants FaIter Badly in National
BY HENRY FARRELL
United Press STAFF Correspondent

NEW YORK, May 20AI of the excitement in the
major leagues being supplied by the Browns
The battle between Giants and Reds the National continues
the early season. but lacks the surprise
that in the unexpected challenges of the Browns and Red
SOx in he American.
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d tourney.

II the local lads had more strength
at the bat their chances would be
somewhat improved. But then there
are not many prep teams that hit
consistently
Shortridge hardly can expect to
go far, as thar club has only one
average pitcher in Simms. who
surely cannot hurl all Of the games.
There are thirty teams in the meet
which starts at a IN. Friday Seven.
inning games are 70 be played ex.
cept in the seni-f1na, and final con
test.
Tech VS.. Seymour
Tech viii be the first Indianapolis
nine 10 swing into action when II
faces Seymour.
In the II a. m. games Friday
Manual will tackle Bonneville and
shortridge will play South Side Of
Fl. Wayne. Shortrldge probably
Will have the tougher assignment. In
contrast to basketball it seems as
though the city baseball teams are
in most instances better than the
smaller towns.
There is not e great deal Of dope
available, but it is thought the
Michigan City and East Chicago
teams are among the strongest out
side Of Indianapolis. jefferson of
Lafayette is also good. but they did
not look so formidable when they
played Shortridge in this city. At
that they have two big pitchers.
Locals Look Good
With an even break. Manual and
Tech should be fighting right up into
the dnal rounds
The list Of schools includes Green
castle, Goshen, Wiley of Terre
Haute, Muncie, BickneII. Mt. Au-
burn, Morton Of Richmond. Sey.
mour. Attca, Button. Goodland.
Glenn Of Terre Haute, Whiting. Wolf
Lake, Michigan City, West Lafay-
cite, Upton, Remington, Garrett.
Southport. South Side Of Ft. Wayne,
Bonneville, Lawrence. Jefferson of
Lafayette, East Chicago. Hunting
ton, Brazil, Shortridge, Manual and
Technical
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L. U. BASEBALL CARD
Three Games on Schedule for Grim
son This Week.

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. May 20
This is a busy week for the Indiana
University baseball team with three
games on the card. The club was
at Wabash today and on Thursday
meets Minnesota at Jordan Field
The first of a three game series
with Purdue starts on Friday at
Lafayette.
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Tribe Returns to Home Lot Wednesday
CARDED HERE
FOR FOUR-GAME SERIES
Indians First Road Trip Closes in LouSvIIe-Defeat of
Saints Puts FiooSierS Ahead.
Ri Tirtes GnecinI


LOUISVILLE, May 2O.-This the last day of the
Indians first road trip and after meeting the Coone this aft
the Bushmen will return Indianapolis The Columbus
due open with the Tribe Washington
Park Wednesday, Toledo and Louisville will follow order
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Boston at St Louis New York at Pitts
burgh Philadelphia at Chicago: Brooklyn
az Cincinnati.
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at the Indians home park.
Tribe followers will be interested
in the first appearance of the Sena-
tors at indianapolis Reb Russell,
fellow townsman, is performing in
the outfeld for Columbus and Hank
Schneider, former Indian, is at short.
Doug Baird and Jake Northrop,
other former Tribesmen, also are
members of Molesworth's team.
There was not a thing doing at
the local ball lot Monday Rain put
the diamond out Of commission and
the ball tossers spent the afternoon
watching the horses run at Churchill
Downs.
The Colonel grounds were heavy
this morning, but Managers Bush
and Mccarthy hoped TO get the aft
ernoon game played. Postponements
are not to their liking
Pug Allen is batting an even 400
and is leading the Indians with the
stick. Brown is second, glastonbury
third. and Sticking fourth.
Manager Bush continues to worry
about the shortstop position and is
asking his big league friends TO
please send assistance. Whelan is
too bulky for the job and Begley
and Hodapp are too young.
Previous to today the Indians won
six and lost eight since leaving
home. They We're back in undis-
puted possession Of first place today
as a result Of the defeat Of the
Saints by the A1iIers Monday.
Kansas City was held idle
All Tribe players agree the Toledo
club is becoming of near big league
standard If the Hens get good
pitching. they are going to be hard
TO check
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NATIONAL LEAGTE

Chicago at Philadelphia St Louis at
Washington. Detroit at Boston. Cleveland
at New York.
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COLLINS DIRECTS SOX
Veteran Named Acting Manager
During Absence of Evers.

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, May 2O.-It was an
nounced at the Chicago Offices Of the
White Sox Monday night that Eddie
Collins, veteran second baseman,
had been appointed acting manager
Of the team during the absence of
Johnny Evers, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis Sunday.
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AMERICAN LEAGrE
NATIONAL IFAGIE
GAMES TODAY
AyTFRTCAN AsSOC1ATIo>
AMERICAN LEAGUE

INDIANAPOLIS at Louisville Columbus
at Toledo. Milwaukee az St Paul: Kansas
City at Minneapolis
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION


Minneapolis .... 140 1O3 Oil 10 l
St Paul ...-... 900 02l 600 3 S /
McGraw Grabby Holtzhauscr. McOuaid.
Napier Dixon.
Columbus .... 600 600 040-4 u 1
Toledo .....-... 10 6O1 O0'-e II /
Ketchum, Ambrose. Demaree. Urban:
Scott. CASTOR.
MISUNDERSTANDING rain.
Kansas Gty-Milwaukee, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit ......... 600 600 O1O-1 l
Boston ...-..... 100 600 2O0-0 Q 3
Holloway. Pillette, Clarke. Jones. Bass
Ter; EhmlSe 0 Neil.
Chicago ........ O1O Oo1 1908 0
Philadelphia 49,. 600 202 O0"-4 z 2
Blankenahip. Burns. Rommel Perkins
(Only games scheduledp
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York ...... O1O 600 O2o-3 1
Pittsburgh ...... 100 OLA 00"--O 8 O
Watson. Oeschger. Gowdy; Morrison,
Gooch.
Boston-St Louis. rain.
! Brooklyn Cincinnati rain
| Philadelphia Chicago cold weather
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Including All Games
Feature Games of the Past
Mr.. GRIFFITH Has A BIG AFTERNOON
May 20, 1895

Clarke in
Left hal1 CONT rh11tno fcIr The
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The Lincoln Highway colored club
proved too fast for Greencastle Sunday.
and defeated the Specials. 81 TO s. Bald
win started for the Highways on the
mound. but gave way to Shirley. who had
Greencastle at his mercy. Sunday the
Highways play at Munce Decoration Day
is open to any fast State club wishing this
date For games with the Highways, ad-
dress II. L. Coleman. 61S n. Senate Ave.
or phone Main 6722 Denison Hotel bar
Der shop.
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The Cardinals lost a game to the Par
IRISH Specials at Charlottesville. TO 2;
The Cards want a game with a good
erts and Chasing are asked to get in touch
with w L. Deatricll. 1014 River Ave, or
call Belmont OS09.
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FOUR AMATEURS
eOF INDIANA LEFT
IN BOXING MEET
First Night at Boston Sees
Five Indiana-KentuCky
Lads Defeated.

Five Indiana-kentucky \. A. L.
entries lost in the national boxing
meet at Boston. Monday night. nc
cording to a telegram received by
!. E. Clemens, secretary Of the In
diana-Kentucky A. \. L, from Tom
Murray, registration chairman of
the local A. A. L. district who &C
companied the team East. The Bos-
ton tourney viii determine the
United States Olympic boxing team.
Opening Night Results
On the first night of the meet
Zale of Gary. featherweiSht; Bush
of Fl. A c.. middleweight: Rohm of
Culver. lightweight; SimOns of Gary.
welterweight. and Pruitt of H. a. c.,
bantamweight. lost their bouts.
MCGOWAN, Notre Dame. flyweight;
Kepner, II. A c., welterweight;
Jones. Gary. middleweight. and
MulholIand, H A. G. light heavy
weight. drew byes the first night.
- The tourney continues through to-
light and Wednesday, It starts at
8 p. m. each day.
Many College Boxers
A number of colleges are repre-
scented in the tourney, including
teams from Holy Cross. Yale. Har-
ward, Colgate, Pennsylvania, Naval
Academy, West Point, University of
California, Oklahoma, Kansas Ag-
gies and Notre Dame. OF the local
entries AIulholIand is from Butler
and Bush is from Centre, but they
do not represent these schools.
The heavyweight national cham
pion was decided Monday when E.
G. Greenhouse of Washington. Pa,
won by default from Nader of Pitts
burgh, who could not 50 on because
of an injured hand.
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The Ideal Furnace team ia without a
game for Sunday Nashville Columbus,
Frankfort Mooresville Charlottesville,
Flora and Seymour take notice. Call or
write Willism Burk, 1912 Reisner St, or
call Belmont O442.
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The Silver Flash baseball club will play
at Hills Camp Sunday and at Frankfort
Memorial Day. An out-of-town game is
wanted for June I Address w T. Day
6159 Broadway, or call Humboldt 2S2b
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MOTION PICTURES
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The Marion Cardinals downed the OK
ford Red Sox at Garfield. 70. The base
running OF the Cardinals was the deciding
factor of the game.
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ADJUSTMENTS