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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-13

Big Ray schmandt is going at a terri
pace, both in the field and at bat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-13

Mike Kelley's MIiers will be here four
DAYS, closing their series Saturday. Jay
Kirke is playing In the outfeld and Is
crashing the ball.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-13

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia; rain.
Chicago at Boston: rain.
(0nly games scheduled.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-13

Bells home run was mighty Smash
against the high left field fence ne
got two of the Brewers three hits on
Petty.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17
Gyern1ek & n &
V'ilill|ag q 4
pofan, mi az a nagy dolog? !.

pofan, mi az nagy dologY
= Biz az Sc t0bb, Sc kevesebb,
minthogy megbantam AIT a ,sok
vktket, amit elkovettem. Merit mi
csalnya haesterssg volt az
ertythi, meg al egesz nemzetsege-
ne. fy4ktofvaj Volt az apam is,
meg az oregapam is, hanem en- be.
esdIetes eember,. .azaz beesaletes
r6ka aEarok lennL
Ilonka csodalkozva, gyanakod-
va n6zett kiiloos latogat6ra.
= Aztan mind igaz ez, roka kaz'
ma, amit te most beszeisze --skers
dezte t3Ie.
- Akadjak belle piros PGnkosd
napjan r6kafog6 vasba, ha mem
igaz, fogadkozott a ravasz kope,
akar egy cigany.
- Hat aztan, hogy akarod hi
'baidat j6va tenni? r.
- Ugy, 11ogy beallok haz5rz5
kntyansk,' feleltTa roHa. Rag6dom
az etefmaradekokon, lakoni q silk
Ratyaolban, hordon a nehez ESQ.,
rontpol6 1aneit. Aztan k6riilottem
Internationally d. csirksk, Ii.
Ebak,> kacsdks amiAet elyan syonyd
rGseggel n1arcangoltam szet vaEd.
Imikor. De most hozzAjuk Sc erek
|4- hem biz emf Kedves 1Ionka kis-
'assxony, tegyen velem. pr6bat, 10.
gadjon meg hazorzsnek! Meg1as.
lisa, lsoey vigyazok a portara. Ro.
Eka latenire italian meg az ugatSst
lis faeetanu1om.
( Icy beszelt a furfangos, vor6s
fick6. Osgiftc tekinfettel nezett a
kis leany szsp, szehd kek szemabc
E1lonka e1titte, hogy meg akar ia
Evufni.
- Hat ne1n bano1n, niondta me-
+ XII, probat teszek vclcd estig, ak.
kor aztan majd az edes sziileimek
hataroznak iove11d6 sorsod felett,
hogy n1egtartsaf1ak-e tovabbra is
a portankon!
Hej, hogy repdesett titokban az
agyafurt r6ka szive! Mariner 4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17

xAa14 ~ I
Bosentes farAn r6ka konia, aki
Ut III i rshgetes' .Faatlan sras.
ben esyssaf ext genddi*s. asyk,
han II ~ d { !,
satp ,siet d f6kastlsts de biz
ist6k, soE bhijsf iar. ii Ills nyds
lax, meg madarfi6kak nagyon VI VI
gyaznak 1nagukra; friss tyukpe-
cssnyeben il olyan ritkan vasik
as ember foga. Hanem hat mem az
eftI vagyok en- a ravasz r6ka kos
MA, hegy5 ne fudjak segiteni mega
mon eey .kiss afurtsaggal!
iEzzelSsa r6ka felcsavarta az .
furfangos eszet es kigondolt egy
nagy ravaszshaditervet - maid
zieglatiatoks hogy miesodat!
.Harmatos. piros hajnal volt, ga
neikor odalop6zott falu szelere,
ahol az Ilonkaek virsgos abfaku
kaza allott. ott megvarta, mig apa,
aapYasM''llNapa a, heneek, csaA g a. . s's
nyblcexes Ilonka mafaM etth6n
Ka4SaSpek.s
srabhss I3t sa lL,e,letf !. ravosz konss.
nat .I.ae,esz.stt. f;;,st .farlst 90.
,,,ts,,,, 81, i khrs,att,ot ,.s,,stt a.,
tsn hosll;tdt4 800 - abol ; l;s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17

van. Tudod, sohase volt semmfk-
lie nemzetsegem a rabsaghoz szok.
va. Vedd le r6fam, aranyos Ilonka,
Fmeglatod, orok idore halas leszck
|6rte! sS I
A kis hanynak megesett a szive |
Ia r6ka k6ny6rgesen, hitt az arma-
F11yos allafnak $ szepen 1evette nya |
karol lancot, maga meg be-
ment hazba vacsorat keszitenit
edes sztiIeinek, xix faradtan ter
mex maid haza este a nehez ke-
nyerkeres6 napi mankab6l.
,R6ka koma pedis ugy talalta, |
hogy most mar lit az lido a tettre !!
I Hej, lrogy folcsiI1ant SCENE!
Hei, hogy feIborzolodott szoreIl
Hej, milyen sunyi modra lapult
meg ugrasra keszen! 49,.
A legszebb kendermagos tyuk
kapirgaH el6tte. A roka AIT gon-
Edolta, hogy hopp raugrik, torkon
ragadja, aztan atveti magat ke-
ritesen es olyan vacsorat csap az
erdoben, hogy holta napjaig nya-
logatja szajat.
Ugrott is, = de a ko,nondor
,gyorsabb volt, mint 3! ~
Az ovatos, okos Bodri megsej-
tette a gonosz ficko szandekat
mikor az a, tyukra rohant, 8 hama
rosan ptt termett uz6be vette
feneyadat. R6ka koma latta, hogy
kilestek, megleptek, ha nagyon
mem siet, az irhaJa banja Y meg.
!. Tparkedott lis, kijutni az udvaEbol,
de biz csak ugy sikerult neki, hogy
a farkabol Bodri szajaban ma
; radt egy, jdkora darah. !,
Iloaka is el6jott hazbol a
nagy zajra. Hat latta, hogy NIT
witt yeghez az . partfogoltja, aki-
mex jambor megjavulasaban llgy
bizott. Bizony megdicserte, meg
I0lelgette .Bodrit hitsegeert s
akkora darab peesenyet adott ne
XII, mint r6ka farka.
Bodri ujra elfoglalta helyet a
hord6jaban, Ilonka hem hisz t0b-
bet a r6kanak: mem, fogja t0bbe
) Bodrit lakasabol kizavarni. A
I, kokinkinai kakas vigan kukuri-
!, kolhat melltt, hirdetheti orszag-
2 vilagnak, hogy milyen csinyt
eszeH XII a gonosz roka, ele meg
. ljarta vele az egyszer az agyafurt
ek0De 4xA .,a,tf SaS baCSi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-04-17

fdga k5zt efezte ~ aranysafga
tyukpecsenyet. -. Hanem men
junk csak sep sorjaban. -.
Ilonka kapta, odavezette a ro-
kat a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a kutya-
olhoz, leoldotta tizenharompr6-
bas bodri nyakarof lancet 5 ra-
k0totte AIT a r6ka nyakara. Bodri
nen1 gySzott csodalkozni: hat
ezcntuf a r6ka fogla1ja ell az 3 he
Eetg
e MorgoI6tlva sz6Iott is a gard.
asszoyanak:
Krr, krr, kcdves kis gazd-
ass1onyom, nen, j6 dolog lesz .eb-
b11!
Csitt, Bodri! simogatta meg
1lonka zugolod6 Bodrit, A r6ka
megjavult.
- Hiszi a piszi! csovalta a fe-
Jet az okps kutya. Mar en- csals
szenrmel tartom 8 kelmet innefl a
fa mogul.
s az 6vatos Bodri ftitokban ia
moge osont, oman leste, NIT csi-
nal az x razinde1lciaiahan a meg
javult. r6ka.
A roka sep nyugodtan tilt az
olban val6sagos aatyai tekintet-
tel. hezett .k0ral az apro joszago-
ken, akik eleinte riadva menekiil-
| tex el5fe, de kes5bb mindig job.
ban megbaratkoztak vele. Hiszer
la roka olyan janlborul viselte na
gat, hogy meg ipbban megszeret
tick, mint a merges Bodrit,, aki ne
Fha bizony ugyan haragosah rajut
mordult. Oda mentek hozza, mes
Imeg Is csipdestek hosszu farkat
lucy jatszottak vele. A roka mind
EFT tiirte, sot meg oda nyujtott;
eiekK a farlat, hadd csipdessek.
Y 1lenkanaksnagy or0ine telt cd
fbcn. Lam, lam, a r6ka esakugyal
megjavult!
y Oda is ment a r6kahoz es hizel
lkedve sinlogatta meg bozonto
sz6ret, ugy dicserte a megjavula
sat.
/ A roka rimank odva llezett ra:
= Kedves jo Ilonkam, mem i
volna nekem; semmi panaszom
inert jobb becsiletes kenyel
1hint lopott pecsenye. ). De e
a 1ane,. ez a lane.
Nit akarsz ezzel lanccal?
- Ez q lane retfeneteSsterhe
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BIlyQ9E7duSN


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has mind
the isn't beaten until the ball
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finished
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Is seeking
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-18
TR|-STATE TITLE
WINNERS RETURN
SmithviIIe Brings Home Bacon
to Stage Celebration.
CinCy Tourney Results

Fourth Round
jefferson frankfort, Ind. 23; Elder
(Cincinnati, Ohio) 10.
Monrovia (IndJ. %; scircleville tInd).
smithville (Ind). II: Highland (Ky), 7,
Franklin tInd) Seconds. %; ST. Xavier
Cincinnati. ohio). 10.
Sem.-Finsls
smithville iInd), %; franklin tInd)
Seconds, "a.
Monrovia qnd.). 81; Jefferson Frank
fort. Ind. IS.
Smithville (Ind) IS; Monrovia <Ind.) 20.
By Times Special
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Feb. 1S.-
The Smithville basketball team, win
ner of the Tri-State basketball
tourney at Cincinnati. returned home
Sunday afternoon. The little town of
Smithville is just south of here, a
village OF only $50 inhabitants.
The town is planning a big
celebration for the squad that did so
well against schools of three States
The five is coached by Perry Under
wood, formerly of Oolitic. The Trt-
state champs will play in the Martins
vile sectional.
In the fourth round Of the Cincy
tourney Smithville defeated High
lands. KY, IL to and in the semi
finals and championship game put out
two Hoosier teams to win the title.
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Independent Basketball

The Y. P Cs defeated the Meteors. 40 to
20 on Saturday. In a curtain-raiser the Y.
z. c. Juniors won from the Highland Jacks
p TO 10. Thursday night The Y. z. C.s will
play the Red Crowns at st. Anthony's Hall.
The Cats Paw five has lost only two games
this season. Center Valley was defeated in
the most recent victory. For games in the
14-l5-year-Old class call Main S451 and ask
for Maurice. Brightwood A. c., Edgewood
and Turquois take notice.
The Brightwood NJ. E. teams have re-
organized and want games with teams in
the 11O-pound or 150-pound classes. Bright
wood has access to a gym. Call Bud at
Webster 1920.
The ~ Leader Juniors would like games
in the 6-to-1S-year-Old class. Call Buck
Aildner. physical director at Y NJ c. A.
Games VIII be played at W. floor.
The schedule for the All-Baptist Basket
bah League this week is as follows:
Feb. 19-At Cumberland gym Woodruff
Pl. vs.. Lynnhurst. Tabernacle VS. Cumber-
land. At Temple gym. Second W Calvary
Crooked Creek vs., New Bethel. Thirty First
Feb Ro--At Thirty-First gym. Emerson
Va Tabernacle, Cumberland ". Calvary
Crooked Greek VS.. Thirty First
Feb 22-At Second gym. Thirty First VS..
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BASKET TOURNEY .
FOR GIRLS TITLE
AT MAPLETON GYM
City Championship at Stake
When Teams CIash-Meet
to Open March 3.

The second annual Gig girls basket
ball tourney for Independent teams
will start at the Mapleton A. c. Mon
day March 8. The meet will continue
on Tuesday and Saturday nights. The
semi-finals viii be played Monday,
March 10 and the title game on Tues
day, March IL.
Entry blanks may be obtained from
Smith Hassler & Sturm. The entries
will be limited to sixteen teams of
ten players each on the eligibility lists.
The Hottentots won the champion
ship last year, defeating the Mapleton
Maids in a double overtime contest,
25 TO 20.
A meeting will be held at the Maple
ton gym at 2:3O, March 2, of the
managers Of teams entered.
For further information in regard to
the tourney call Harrison 1913, or
write c. finder, 2S1S Highland Pl.
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INDIANA TEAM At
MICHIGAN TONIGHT
FOR BIG TEN CO
HooSier Squads Have DiSas-
trouS Week-End- WiScon-
sin Leads Conference.

The weekend proved rather disas-
trous to Hoosier Big Ten basketball
aspirations. Purdue was beaten in
decisive fashion at Michigan and In
diana "U'' lost a close decision at Ohio
State. Both losses meant a drop in
the standing for the representatives
of this State.
The BoiIerrnakers slid from a tie
for first place to a tie for second and
I. U. exchanged places with Ohio and
went into fifth position.
Indiana meets Michigan tonight,
and from the way the Wolverines
went against Purdue the Crimson
have a real task before them. On
Saturday night 1. U. plays Chicago
at Bloomington.
The boHermakers have two contests
on the schedule this week, with North
western at Evanston Wednesday and
a return game with Michigan on Sat
urday.
Wisconsin, by its one-point victory
over illinois last week, is leading the
Western Conference. The Badgers
have the castles schedule from here
on in. Their game with Ohio State
at Columbus is the toughest assign
ment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-18
CHANCE TO Be
RETAINED BY SOX
Evers and Walsh in Charge
Until Manager Receivers,
Rn Times SneciaI

By Times Special
CHICAGO, Feb. 1s.-Omer Comis-
key Of the Chicago American League
baseball club announced Sunday that
he would hold open Frank Chances
position as manager Of the club until
his heath permitted him to take
charge.
Chance sent in his resignation late
Saturday from Los Angeles after be-
ing advised by his physician that the
condition Of his health would not per
nit him to leave with the club for
spring training.
Johnny Eyers and Ed Walsh will
assume direction of the club until
Chance can take charge. The Sox
leave for Winter Haven, Fla, on
Feb. 20.
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LODGE-F|RPO BOUT
NEXT SATURDAY
Luis Objects but Promoters
Win the Argument,

BIZ United Press
BUENOS AIRES. Feb. 1s.-Luis
Angel Firpo. South American heavy
weight champion, and Farmer Lodge.
American heavyweight. viii fight here
next Saturday night.
The fight was scheduled for last
Saturday, but. heavy rainfall caused
it to De postponed.
Firpo objected strenuously to the
postponement of week. claiming that
there was no reason why the con-
test should not be staged tonight.
Promoters overruled him.
The promoters win have to fine a
new referee satisfactory to the prin-
cipals, as the minister war or
dered Lieutenant Hector Afendez, who
had been chosen to referee, to de-
cline the appointment. 1t was said
army officers could not officiate at
professional bouts.
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then hold the green. what made
it all the more testing was
the thought that ! still had a
chance to win. Macdonald Smith
was leading at the time and a
par four would tie him.
1T is difficult to play shot
that will fade to the right when
the wind is blowing a gale in the
same direction. This is q shot
that gives me concern even in ex-
hibitions when nothing is at stake.
Somehow or other / got the
ball just right this time. It start
Cd low, climbed into the wind,
seemed to stop completely and
then began to drift, finally com
ing to rest 9ten feet from the pin.
AND then, curses, / took
three .putts.'t
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-18

Rickard was unwilling for the pres
ent, he said, to name the exact date
or the place. However, he has an
established preference for dates near
a holiday.
Memorial day comes on Friday this
year and in Greater New J DIRK it is
the custom of commercial and profes
sionaI firms to declare the weekend
off when a national holiday falls on
Friday.
The Yankees are at home on Me-
mortal day and the Giants are away
This leaves the Polo Grounds idle and
Richard has an arrangement with the
owners of the Giants for use Of their
ball park.
Infield and outf1eld seats belong to
the property of the ball park and the
installation of the seats would require
only trivial expense.
Since Gibbons went fifteen rounds
with Dempsey last summer, Richard is
said to feel that a decision bout is
necessary to attract a big house and
this lets Jersey out.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-02-18

kirkWoodS fame as a trick
shot player is worldwide. His
ability as an all-round expert
golfer needs no recommendation
In minor championships this abil-
ity reaches astonishing heights.
But in the big championships it
fails him dismally.
Kirkwood should have won the
British open championship at
Troon last spring. Coming down
the stretch on the last days play
he had a five-stroke lead on the
field with but six or seven holes
to play. 1t looked as if he were
finally coming into his own. Then
the inevitable slump set in. His
game went to pieces and he fin
ished down the list, back of IIav-..
ers, Hagen and Smith.
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Saturday Basketball
COLLEGE

COLLEGE
Butler. 49, Hanover. n.
Franklin, 81 Rose Poly. 10.
Indiana Central, is; Huntington Col
lege, ii.
Manchester College. A.; Concordia. 49,
Grinnell 81; Kansas Agg1es. IA.
University Of Cincinnati. 32 Pittsburgh
ogels 80.
Loyola. 81; Davis Elkins. IS.
Amherst, 81; Harvard, "a.
University Of Virginia, 81 University of
Cincinnati. 20.
Penn. %; Princeton. %.
Cornell, 50; Dartmouth, 81.
Navy. "a w. and j.. 81.
Army. SO; Union. 81.
Drake. "a; Washington. 18.
BIG TEN
Michigan "a; Purdue, 90
Ohio State. 81 Indiana, ~.
Wisconsin, 13; Illinois, IL.
Iowa 81; Chicago, Is.
HIGH SCHOOL
Brownsburg, 81: Manual, "a
Manual Seconds, "a; 6hadeland, 10.
Martnsville. AZ Tech, "a.
Cathedral 80; Garfield (Terre Hautel, 20.
Morton (Richmond) %; Bedford, 27.
Linton, 40 Bloomington, 80.
Columbus, AT: Greensburg, 81.
Columbus Seconds, 40: North Vernon, 10.
Connersville, 40; Newcastle, 10.
Greenfield, 20; Mt Comfort, %.
tary Academy. 10.
Southport, 81; Edinburg, 10.
Wea. 81; Romney, 10.
Romney Girls. Is: Wea Girls, 9.
Warsaw 80 Froebel (Gary. %
Liberty %: Brookville, %.
Paramount. 40; Wabash, 20.
Hartford City. 30; Bluffton, 90
Indiana Central Girls, IL; Perry Town
ship Teachers 0.
Howard Township. %; New London, 10.
KOSCIUsKO TOURNEY
Milford, "a; Burkett IL.
Etna Green %; Silver Lake.
North Webster 16; Claypool, 10.
S fscsSaSs 81 Is: S SidRsyi e e.
North Webster, % Etna Green, 13.
Leesburg, 10; Syracuse 8.
Leesburg, 49, North Webster. "a.
CLOVERDALE INDEPENDENT
Van Buren,. 2; Roachdale, 0 (forfeiD.
Greencastle, "a Quincy. %.
Cloverdale, %; Fillmore, 90
Cloverdale, 90 Greencastle, 49,
Cloverdale, al; Van Bureau, IA.
IORGANTOWN INDEPENDENT
Mooresville. 2; Bloomington Nationals. 0
(forfeit)
Smithville. %: Bargersville. II.
Morgantown, SO; Stinesville g.
Smithville. 20; Mooresville IA.
Morgantown, 81; Smithvile 10.
WABASH VALLEY JUNIOR TOURNEY
Clinton %; Gerstmeyer (Evsnsvillel, IS,
Robinson Ol.), "a; Hook (Terre
Brazil. II: Hill Crest, 10.
Sullivan, IA; Garfield (Terre Haute). 3.
Clinton. 40; Robinson. T.
Brazil, 10; Sullivan, 10t -
Brazil, 27; Clinton. 49,
Brazil COUNTY TOURNEY
Van Buren,. "a; Corey, 16.
ASHORE, II: Staunton, IA
Clay City 20; Coalmont, IS
Brazil. 20; Boiling Green, 10.
Van Buren,. 81; ASHORE. IA.
Brazil, Al; Clay City, TO-
Brazil, %; Van Buren,, H.
HAZLETON INDEPENDENT
Mt Olympus, 20; Patoka Is.
Winslow. 49, Mt. Olympus Is (fnal).
ROMNEY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
TOURNEY
Romney, Ia; Battle Ground. 49,
Jackson. is; Gladdens Corner. g.
West Point 90; Wea, s.
Linden. 10, New Richmond, IA.
Romney, rs; jackson, 12.
West Point. 20; New Richmond IA.
Romney, Is; West Point, 10.
GREENssURG INDEPENDENT
Greensburg RamDiers, "a: Falkland, o.
Manila. 40; Let's 20.
Greensburg 'Y, z "A; Shelbyville Ellxs. 22
Mantle, 80; Greensburg RanlbIers, "a
Greensburg 'sY.'' 81 Manila. SO.
INDEPENDENT
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It is busy week for the Butler
METERS as on Wednesday night the
strong Richmond Legion five viii be
played at that city.
Butler Going Good
The Pagemen are in good shape and
going better than at any time this
season. Saturday night at Hanover
the local squad won in impressive
style, 3S to 81. IL
Franklin also has a busy time With
Wabash at Charlottesville on Thurs
day and Marquette at Franklin on
Saturday. One Of the surest shots of
the dopesters is to predict victories
for the Baptists. They never loses
NOtre Dame Creighton
Notre Dame plays Creighton at
Omaha on Friday and Saturday nights.
The Irish surely have run onto a
tough one here. The Omaha cole
gians are rated among the very best
in the country. They defeated Mar
quette by a wide margin in an earlier
contest and also won decisively over
Iowa.
De Paw has nothing on the SEIZED
ule this week, but meets Marquette
the first thing next week on Monday
Feb, 25. The Milwaukee outfit plays
Franklin and De PAW on its Indiana
trip. That's meeting just about the
cream of Hoosierdom.
Other Games
Among the smaller schools Indiana
Central. which last weekend defeated
Manchester and Huntington on their
home floors. plays Evansville College
at the University Heights gym On
Friday.
Rose Poly plays Earlham at Rich.
mond on Tuesday night. Huntington
takes a trip into Ohio and meets VIII
mington on Tuesday, Dayton on
Wednesday and Lima Business Col
lege on Thursday.
Evansville has a hard schedule with
State Normal at Terre Haute Wednes--
day, Central Normal on Thursday
and Indiana Central Friday.
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A crowd of 1900 is expected from
Shelbyville.
Bedford is at Anderson on Friday.
1t is a meeting Of two Of the State s
best. Whether the coaches will take
any chances on this game just week
before the sectionals is a question.
The Indianapolis schools end up dis
astrous seasons with some hard con
tests. Tech is at Vineennes on Friday
and Manual plays Hopewell at Frank
lin the same night.
Shortridge plays two games. The
Northsiders are at Broad Ripple on
Friday and meet Charlottesville here
on Saturday. Ripple ends its season
with the Shortridge encounter.
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Kirkwood Takes Texas Open

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SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Feb. 1S.-
Joe Kirkwood, former Australian and
now residing in Hollywood Hill, n. Y,
won the Texas open golf championship
with a score of 279 for the 70 holes.
He was seven strokes ahead of James
Ockenden, French open champ, and
George Kerrigan, Long Beach, Cal,
who were tied for second.
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ANOTHER NET TOURNEY

All teams entering the 16-year-old
basketball tournament to be held next
Friday and Saturday at Fortieth st,
and Capitol Ave. gym are asked to
have a representative present tonight
at a schedule meeting, 1442 e. Elev-
enth St between and $3.50 o'clock.
Team which have not entered may
fill out entry blanks tonight upon pay
ment Of the $3.50 entry fee.
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Turner's Defeat Prestos

A packed gym witnessed the victory
of the South Side Turner's over the
Prest-O-Lites Sunday afternoon at
Turner Hall, 3S to 81. 1t is the first
Of a three game series. w. Richeson
was the star performer. The second
game will be played on March 2.
The Prestos play at Galveston, Ind.
Tuesday,
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BASEBALL PLAYER DIES
BOeckel of Braves Succumbs to In,
iuries Received in Auto Crash.

By Times Special
SAN DIEGO, Cal, Feb. 1S-Nor-
man d. (Tonyl Boeckel, third baseman
Of the Boston National League base.
ball club, died late Saturday afternoon
of injuries received in an automobile
accident.
Bob Meusel, New York American
outfielder. and Bob Albright, theatrical
man Of Los Angeles, who was driving,
escaped injury.