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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-12
AMAT EUR
GRIDDE.R RS
PERFORM
AGNES and Triangles to Set.
tie Rivalry Tangle at
RhodiuS Sunday.

The final game of the football sea-
son in indianapolis will be staged
at Rhodius Park Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock when the Ferndale
Triangles clash with the Acme A..
AS, 5wo strong amateur grid ag-
gregations.
Each team has a large following
and the park is expected to be
crowded for the struggle. In a
previous battle scoreless contest
was staged. Bad weather prevented
the rivals meetings last Sunday.
1t is a big scrap for the west side
and there has been much discussion
all week concerning the two youth
full outfits. The Triangles have an
nounced their starting lineup as
follows:
Left end. Sid Donaldson; left tackle. e.
Espow left guSdb Bob SuhFe
right tackle, 9. speir. right end, o.. Under
good: quarterback, G. Jenkins; left hal;
Back T. Tiom Eso nan Reserve ,Ss players
Compton, Boots Eckey. Schroeder. McClel-
Ian, Breen, Scott, M. Jenkins.
The AGNES will use their usual
lineup, 1t was announced today.
Thinking local gridders had stored
their togs for the season, the park
board removed the goal posts at
Rhodius Park, but hastily had the
uprights and cross bars returned
and placed when advised that the
AGNES and Triangles still had an
argument to settle.
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announcements and DENALS EXCHANGED In R0CKNE RUM0R
Columbia Maintains Knute
Has Signed Despite Re-
ports to Contrary.
Bv United Press

Blu United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ~
"Knute Rockne will remain as coach
at Notre Dame. He never has had
any intention of relinquishing his
South Bend post. am authorized
to speak for him."
In this statement, J. M. Byrne,
eastern representative of Notre Dame
University. today spiked reports
that Rockne, groom Of the four
horsemen," and one Of the greatest
coaches in football history, was con-
sidering leaving his berth with the
Catholic institution and accepting
an offer made to coach the Columbia
football team.
1.-THE overtures made by Columbia
never received Rockne's serious con-
sheraton" Byrne said. HE never
has had any intention of leaving his
South Bend post. He had hoped to
remain here today, but business af-
fairs, which I cannot discuss, called
him to New York this morning"
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SMITH BOWLS
Worlds Champ Performs at
EIks' Club Alleys.

Bowlers Of Indianapolis were Of
fered a rare treat this afternoon and
again tonight at the Elks Club al
leys when Jimmy Smith, worlds
champion bowler, performed. Smith
is a wizard at turning in high scores
and strange alleys fail to slow him
down.
In one exhibition this fall, at Dem
yer, Smith rolled nine three-act
games for an average of 244. In
one Of the sets he registered a to-
tai of 1872.
Smith is bowling out Of Brooklyn
and is making a tour Of the country.
His schedule at the Elks Club here
today called for him to meet the
following bowlers:
2:3O 0ClOck-RusselI Smith (Recrea-
ton LeagBel and Clarence Schott Gen
$50 0'Clocl-Lawrenc Fox central
and Capitol Leagues) and Harry Schneider
man Getty League).
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SAFE YOU'RE OUT!
By Eddie Ash

FFORTS of a football COM
r. mittee at FIT. Myers, Fla, to
N raise $12,500 for a Red
Grange game got as much first page
publicity in the papers there as was
given a civic drive to sell 81 900, 900
worth Of stock in a community no.
tel.
Years ago when sporty yount' bloods
lost . few hundred dollars in a dice game
the town boys were shocked and decided
Story ici Nowadays y weae loss of s. ooo during
enc s.,! session on Of galioping domin9es Is Just
Walter Rehg and Eddie Sticking
may be seen filing extra roles at
Washington Park next season-that
of assistant groundkeepers. They
are getting pick-and-shovel expert
ence draining parks before games
in the Florida winter league.
There's economy in being Presi-
dent of the United States. When the
Chicago Bears played in Washington
Gal Coolidge was introduced to Red
Grange-and there were no charges.
WELL, AT ANY RATE. THE UNDER
TAKER WHO SWALLOWED EMBALMING
FLUID. THINKING IT MEDICINE. WAS
FULL OF HIS OWN BUSINESS.
Gals wearing hosies should take
a look e,cca Sior.a1lv tn SEQ that one
Is not down while the other stays up.
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SAYS HE'LL STAY AT n. d.
Knute Tells President Walsh Column
bia Reports Are Not True.

BIZ United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. a.
The Rev. Matthew Walsh, president
Of the University of Notre Dame,
announced today he had received a
long distance call from Knute
Rockne. Notre Dame football coach,
in which Rockne denied signing a
contract to coach at Columbia Uni
versity.
I'll be back at Notre Dame In
a few days and you can count on
me to remain with Notre Dame"
Rockne said, according to Walsh.
There is no truth to that Columbia
report" Rockne said.
Walsh said he was puzzled by re-
ports quoting Charles Knapp, chair
man OF the Columbia football COM
mittee, to the effect that Rockne
had signed contract to coach there.
He said the great Morse coach was
under a ten-year contract with Notre
Dame and What 1t had eight years
to run.
IF Mr. Rockne has signed a con-
tract with Columbia he has kept me
in ignorance Of it," Mrs. Rockne told
inqulrers.
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Small Colleges Meet

A meeting OF representatives Of
some Of the small colleges met early
today at the Spink-Arms Hotel and
at that time adopted measures that
were to be taken up at the meeting
Of the conference at the Claypool
Hotel late today.
The small colleges desire that next
spring all colleges Of the State ex-
cept Indiana, Purdue, Notre Dame,
De PAW, Wabash and Butler, hold
track meet at a centrally located
school. Central Normal of Danville
preferred.
1t was also suggested that a mo-
ton would be introduced at the big
meeting, making it duty Of the
Secretary of intercollegiate con-
ference to rate teams in all branches
of sports and release such standings
to the two press associations.
Butler College announced some Of
its 1925 football dates. Earlham
will be played here Sept. 25 Han
over here Oct. 2; Franklin here Oct.
16: De Paw here Oct. %, and Wa.
bash here Nov. 6. Illinois will be
played at Urbana. Oct. 8, and Mime
sofa at Minneapolis, Nov. Is. Oct.'
80 and Nov. 20 are open.
Indiana Central College, Univer-
'sity Heights, indianapolis, has an
nounced 1926 grid dates as follows:
Sept 25 at Franklin: Oct. 2, at Oakland
Muncie Normal; Oct. 90. open; Oct so. at
Manchestre College; Nov. 0. at Hanover:
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Basketball Notes

The local e. G; Sphinx basket, team
Y, P. C.s Thursday, night, and the west
winning BY the iop-sided score Of e2 to IS;
Huesing. Weherl. Higgs. Phillips and
snsTs S sEsef fes sfer Pye aYners ar
{Ss star DiS Sss1
team from Fl. benjamin. Harrison will
meet the Y. P. C.s on the, st. Anthony floor
next Thursday night. The soldiers have
The undefeated c. c.. Club viii play
B A. of The y gay Rase
nine games and want to book the Ram
Res W WSts r. w. & Bro Sna = Ehs
The Y. P. c. Juniors uncovered fast.
passing attack and defeated the hvinFtor
Clippers by an Overwhelming score OF 6S
70 g. The x E C,s have gy gym On I'M, Mon n
playing in the I4-to-1 6-year-old class. The
te1 EAST t sde spoad
Ripple Cardinals Call belmont os27W
and call for James.
feated the St. Johns, Evangelicals. 21 to
20. Friday night. The Evangelical team
1sd at s the END f hs half for 4 to
rison and Kelley and Perkins starred for
the Evangelical team. For games with the
TT. Harrison team call Webster 1880 and
ask for the manager. or write A. r Harm
Company M. 18th Infantry.
Due to q cancellation. the Woodside M
Els are without a game for tonight. Any
team wishing to. play at Woodside tonight
at 8 o'clock call Drexel 3161-J and ask
for Roy.
The Communal Boys Club Midgets won
their eighth straight game by defeating the
Night Hawks Tuesday night the .Midgets
M R 70 he sn Central ana Hocsiep
contest at the Y M. C, A. Teams desir-
ing dates with the MidGets call Drexel
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S. S. BOXING
Paetz Lines Up Bouts for
Next Wednesday.

Matchmaker PaetZ was in Terre
Eaute today digging up talent for
the amateur boxing show to be given
in the South Side Turner gym next
Wednesday night, Paetz is also
negotiating with boxing directors at
FIT Harrison for entries.
Opponents are being sought for
Henry Orner of the Indianapolis
Athletic Club, and for Harold Hol-
ley, Jack Sellers and Kid Howard of
the Turner'S.
Charles Sconce of the Fairbanks
Morse A. c. will meet Leon Este in
one of the scraps. Este weighs 160
pounds. Another Fairbanks entry is
Fred Bocock, who will mix with Bill
Reilly Of the Turner's in the 49,
pound class
The Lauter, A. G. will be repre-
sented by Fred Mcintyre, who has
been selected to meet Fred Robin
son of the Turner's. The boys weigh
1876 pounds.
1t was announced the Brightwood
A. C. will have several boys in the
show.
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III RED FULTON, pugilist. ap-
n piled for a job on the Mime
LII apolis police force, but was
turned down. Evidently he didn't
know about Indianapolis, where any
body can be a cop.
News from Paris says the gals are
wearing hosiery that matches their
compilations. And ON the other
hand the hosiery they buy probably
matches somebody else's pocketbOOk.
WOULD YOU SAY THE PRoHI
AGENTS CAUGHT THE EVANSVILLE
TIGER KEEPERS IN A PocKET7
Red Grange was hurt In the Pitts
burgh game, and advised to rest. but
when his team left the next day he
went along. He had to go-he's the
whole box office. He's the Jumbo
Of the act.
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Soccer Contest
at Riverside

The Indianapolis Thistle Soccer
team will meet a picked squad from
West Terre Haute Sunday at River
side Park at 2:30.
The Park Board has arranged a
soccer playing field at Riverside,
just east Of Twenty-N Ninth ST., and
three teams have agreed to play
there.
All who would like to see a real
soccer game should come out, and
they also will be able to judge the
sort of game the Park Board is en-
deavoring to foster in the public
parks.
All Thistle players are asked to
be out at p. m.
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The dope seemed to be holding true.
too, when Dawson got of TO an early
lead and kept adding to It as the match
progressed.
At the twentieth hole the Illinois celeb
rtty was 5 up. II looked oil over but
the shouting. It was but Formally,
the wise ones opined
But. with an utter rout staring him
blankly in the face. Holdsworth started
n sensational uphill climb. Hole after
hole. he erased from Dawson's advantage.
go that when they reached the thirty fifth
tee Holdsworth had rot only blotted. out
one down. rs
The .Michigander took the next hole.
Big Ten title. He had shot the difficult
Briercliff layout in II.
Thus did Mode Holdsworth. a substt-
tute. leap to fame and championship.
His sterling performance also won him the
captaincy of the 1925 Michigan team.
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AT PURDUE
De Paw Rallies, but Boiler
makers Take Game.

BIZ United Press
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 12.-Pur-
due today was celebrating a basket
ball victory won Friday night over
De Paw by score Of 40 to 80.
Purdue grabbed an early lead and
was out in front. 81 to IT, at the
half. In the final period De PAW
fought hard, but could not overcome
the advantage.
The game was marked by the
stellar playing OF Captain Spradling
Of Purdue, wao scored twenty points.
points.
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SEEK COAST OPPONENT

Bv United Press
LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 12.-Univer-
sity of Nebraska athletic officials an
nounced Friday they were negotiat-
ing with the University of Southern
California for a football game to be
played here next season.
Announcement also was made that
a game had been scheduled with
Washington University, st. Louis, to
be played in that city next Oct. 16.
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8 YEARS, COLUMBIA SAYS
New York Institution Declares
ROclme Has Signed Contract.

BH United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Columbia
University athletic authorities today
maintained that Knute Rockne, head
football coach at Notre Dame, has
signed a three-year contract with
the local institution, despite denials
from Rockne and authorities Of the
Indiana school.
The announcement was made on
Friday night by Reynolds Benson,
graduate manager Of athletics at
Columbia. Terms were not made
known, but 1t was believed that
Rockne, should be leave Notre
Dame, where he has coached for
eight years, would receive between
$751; and $4,000 a year.
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Friday Night Basketball


COLLEGES
Manchester. %: Butler %.
Purdue. 49, De PAW. 49,
Wabash, 20, Lombard. %; -,
Y. NJ. @ A.. 81; Indiana Pharmacy Col
Eariham, 4s; :. Indiana. Central. %.
Hobart. 20: Hamilton. %.
HIGH SCHOOLS
Newcastle. SO; Technical (Indianapolis) 4.
Broad Ripple. 81; Hagerstown. so.
Southport, 30: Ben Davis, %.
S9athpOFt Girls. y; Ben Davis ~ Girls IL.
Wilkinson. IS: Noblesyilie. 23.
Noblesviiie Girls, 4s; oaklandon Girls. 8.
M MfEFThHsSfHwPpo e. sn SSy ps!s'in' 90
Ga rRIsSnss. 81 81; P PsS1l. Is, %.
Shelbyyile. 20; GreensburgA 20.
scSirRceleeysiiiie. IA: Pendieton. 20.
SS rseassCgS 81 giltsScrC. So.
s saR1lsSne i r ST. sHPSf sDoscn Girls. 9.
s SshaiI fsie % GGlp A%SSl 81, 90
Kokomo. 81; Anderson, 20.
Brook 80: Morocco. 16.
E PSst sS 9elP Ss ~ es, Lafayette IL
SS slP%S;un q, 81 ga Hartford City. 10.
Marion. 81: Wabash, 2S.
Logansport. 90 jefferson (Lafayette)
ReynaAis. 20: COPELAND. is.
Frank Seconds. 20: Manual (Indi-
anapolls) Seconds Is.
Attica Girls. 81; West Point Girls %.
Otterbein Girls IA; Pine Village Girls. s.
Attica. 81: Covington,. IL.
Qtterbein, 81 Pine yillage Is. -.
owensyille. so; Bosse (Evansvile). 20.
W,hhiHt.sNwNaat.era "a FI LiSseESy. 10.
: Lebanon. 43 Bainbridge. 80.
Elnora. 80: French Lick. 20.
Plymouth So North Manchester, 20.
Beech Grove "a; Greenwood 80.
greenfield 80; KniEhtstown. % oo
TT Wayne Central. 81; Decatur. 80.
s. SSeGttsPsrgs AZ IL Co sIaS3 10.
Marshall 80. Russellyille. 30.
New Richmond. %: New Ross. 10.
Tangier, SO; Kingman. 20 (ovTttme).
Darlington. 81; Lodoga. 81
Bowers 90; New Market SO.
HiIlsboro. "a: West Point. % lover
- Emerson .teary). 20: Hyde Park.
II. %aSn aS tsouth side).. "a: Mont
Columbia City. s5; Wolf Lake. 90
Kendailville. 81: Wawaka. II.
Auburn, 38: Angola 10.
Fremont. %: Garrett. %
Harrison Township. "a. Upland. 21.
Swayzee. "a. Van Buren. 10.
Remington. SO; Boswell. 1e,
Whitewater. 27. Liberty. 20.
Cambridge City. SO: Williamsburg. 20.
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ROBINSON STAR OF FRAY

Blu United Press
GALESBURG, ILL.,, Dec. 1.-THE
Wabash College basketball team left
here today following a 20 to 20
victory over Lombard, Friday night.
Led by the fiashy Red Robinson,
the Hoosiers stepped out in front
at the very start and never were
headed, holding an Is to il margin
at half-time.
Wabash goes from here to Iowa
City. where the Little Giants clash
with the Iowa Conference five to-
night
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SURPRISED!
Butler NoSed Out by Man.
chester Five, 1928.

Buffers basketball team today left
indianapolis for Urbana, ILL.,. where
the Bulldogs meet Illinois, following
surprise defeat here Friday night
at the hand of Manchester College
by score of SO to 2S.
Manchester led Butler all the
way, holding ID to 10 edge at the
half. 1t was an early season upset
in State college net circles.
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H. S. Games Tonight

Jackson at Wingate.
Broad Ripple at Danvi1le.
Valparaiso at La 4 orte. .
Seymour at Manual (lndianapolis).
Muncie at Central (Ft. Wayne).
Lebanon at Logansport.
Sweetser at VanBuren.
Bluffton at Garrett.
Columbia City at Kendallvflle.
Brownshurg at jamestown.
Montpelier at South Side (Ft. Wayne)
Bose (Evansville) at Poseyville.
Perrysville at Clinton.
Froebel (Gary) at Hammond.
Arcadia at Cicero.
Elwood at Alexandria.
Princeton at Petersburg.
Carmel at Lawrence.
Clarke Hill at Mulberry.
Bringhrlrst at Huntingdon
Monticello at Brook.
Frankfort at Rochester.
Rushville at Washington.
Laketon at Wabash.
pugge,- at Linton.
Scottsburg at Austin.
Martinsville at Bloomington
Greenfield VS.. Technical at Indianapolis
Flora at Royal Center.
Veedersburg at Sheridan.
Hammond at Whiting.
louisville Invitational Tourney.
Wolf Lake at Columbia City,
New Harmony at Oakland City,;
Shortridge, (Indianapolisl a Lzton.
Eaton. Ohio, at Morton. Richmond-
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1 N Ola N A
.COLLEG {
SESSION
|. |. C. Adds to Migrant
Eligibility RuIe-1926
Grid Dates Arranged.

Representatives Of the Indiana In.
tercollegiate Conference. comprised
Of nearly all colleges in the State.
met at the Claypool Hotel today
and acted on matters Of eligibility
and schedules for coming athletic
seasons.
The executive committee made
report TO the body covering their
meeting of Friday night at which
they declared Conover and Burris,
both of State Normal, ineligible for
future athletic contests in the con-
ference under the five-year clause.
Rose Right In Stand
Acting in the case OF Southern.
Evansville College half back, whose
participation in the Rose Poly-Ev-
ansville football game Oct. "a was
protested by Rose under the rule
that he was a migrate student. the
body held that he was a migrate
student and should have held resi-
dence in the Evansville school one
year before taking. part in athletics,
The Evansville authorities were
not criticised in the matter, because
the rule under which Southern was
held ineligible was not specific. ac-
cording to the Conference committee,
and two paragraphs were added to
the rule to cover future cases. Para
graphs added are:
"A migrant student is a student who
enters che college from another. If he
has participated in athletics. either fresh
man or varsity intercollegiate. he must
have two years calendar year residence
before he is eligible for athletics"
"If he migrates from a college outside
the Conference, he must have one calendar
year residence"
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BIG PAUL.
r { N s
s.
BerIenbaCh Gains Verdict
Over Delaney in Terrific
Fight in New York.
BY Henry Farrell,
United Press STAT CoresDondent

IHttt" Aftoo ptuIi SVfVobVHu0"t
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-With the
strength Of an OK and the courage
Of a lion. Paul Berlenbach defeated
Jack Delaney In Madison Square
Garden Friday night before crowd
of $4,000 and retained his worlds
light heavyweight championship.
Delaney, his face torn, his arms
bruised black an6 blue and his chest
almost caved in, shook his head sad.
ly in protest when the decision OF
the two judges and the referee was
announced. 49,.
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Fountain City, az Boston. 20.
Mckinley. 81 Wayne 10.
Union City, "a; Centerville 90.
Middletown. 80: Selma. "a
Garfield (Terre Hautel %; Clinton. 10
Wiley (Terre Hautel. %: Marshall. 10,
Farmersburg 45; West Terre Hante. ID
Owensburg 81 Jascnville.- 80.
Mecca, 80; Montezuma, 90.
BB2ckviile, 30; oGreep Township 81
Coalmont. AZ; ASHORE. "a.
Sullivan. 20: Shelburn, 20.
Sullivan Girls. 40: Shelburn Girls, 20.
Clay City 40: Linton. IS.
Graysville, 33: Pimento "a.
Albany, %: sulphur Springs. 10.
Cowan 81; Yorktown. 10,
Portland. 80; Button. 81.
Green Township %. Huntsville. IA.
Eaton. % Royerton. %.
Alexandria a.; Markleyille. 22.
Muncie 49, Elwood. 49,
Summitville 20: Jonesboro 90.
Sctrcleville. "A: Pendleton. %.
Flora 800 Delphi, 90.
Sharpsvile. Al: Russiaville. %.
crest, 40; Jackson 49,
Burlington, 80: Michigantown. 20.
lincoln 80: Royal Center. 81
Kempton. %: Walnut Grove. 20.
Howard. IA; Greentown, II
Ffankton, 81; Goldsmith. 10.
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CUBS AND CARDS TRADE

bU IVWt6 bDtCtUI
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Before
leaving for home following the an.
nual winter baseball meetings here,
President Veeck of the Chicago
Cubs and Sam Breadon OF the ST.
Louis Cardinals effected a last
minute trade. which sends Pitcher
Keen to st. Louis in exchange for
Jim Cooney, shortstop. :.
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HARTFORD CITY GRID

BIZ Times Special
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Dec. IL.
The local high school has an
nounced it's 1926 football schedule
as follows:
Sept. 20. Peru. there: Oct. 8. Greenfield.
here Oct. 10, h 6os no tnere oct; IS
and Nov. 8. Button. here.
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State College Games
Tonight's Card

TOnight's Card
Rose Poly VS.. N. A. G. u. at
Athenaeum gym. indianapolis.
Butler at Illinois.
Wabash at Iowa.
Minnesota at Notre Dame.
Huntington at Concordia.
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THEY'LL MEET AGAIN

BIZ OHttGU FTeSB
CHICAGO, Dec. 12.--John Ere
berg and Jack Linow wrestled to
draw In the main event of mat
show here Friday night. Each man
took one fall, but the match finally
was called at midnight before the
third fall was decided.
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MAT GO MONDAY

BV United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. led (Stran-e
gler Lewis, claimant of the worlds
heavyweight wrestling champion
ship, will meet Leon Lebriola here.
Monday night,
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Champion Cautious

Delaney thought he had won, but
there was no question that he had
trailed from the sixth round and that
he would have been knocked out IL
Berlenbach had not maintained a
cautious respect for the right hand
that had stopped him in March, 1924,
1t was Berlenbach's qualities that
brought him to victory Friday from
the very brink of defeat.
Berlenbach was knocked out In
the fourth round the first time he
fought Delaney and he came.
mighty near going in tho same
round Friday night when the same
crushing right hand caught him in
the same spot on the chin and he
went down. He came to his knees
at the count OF three, then dropped
back again for nine. IA
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Marion County's
Net Schedule

The schedule for the Marion
County public high school basketball
tournament to be held at Tomlinson
Hall, Dec. IS and 10. was held at
the Smith, Hassler & Sturm sport
goods store today. All teams In
the county, except Manual, Tech.
Shortridge and Broad Ripple are en-
tered.
Representative Of each OF the
teams made drawings and the pair
FRIDAY, Dec. Is
$3.50 q. m.-Acton vs. Warren Central.
10 80 n. m.--Valley Mills vs.. Southport.
1900 D. m.-Now Bethel We. Oalylandon.
800 D. m.-New Augusta We. Lawrence.
7:30 D. m.-Castleton VS.. Beech Grove.
$3.50 D. m.--West Newton VS.. Ben Davis.
SATURDAY. pEC. 10
$3.50 a. m.-wirner Q 80 a. m. Friday VS..
winner 1890 a. m. Friday.
10 80 a. m.-Winner 2 o. m Friday VI.
winner 8 y. m. Friday.
-Scmi-Finais-
900 p. m.-winner z 80 y. m; Friday VS..
winner 8; 80 .. m. Friday.
vs.. winner 1890 a. m. Sat
urday.
-Finals-
800 D. m.-winner 2 y. m. Saturday VS..
winner p. m. Saturday.
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TECHNICAL FIVE LOSES

Newcastle III. s. Beats Indianapolis
Lads on Court, 1926.
Bu United Press
NEWCASTLE, Ind, Dec. 1.-THE
Newcastle High School Trojans were
happy today following a 80 to 26 net
victory over Technical of Indianapo-
lis Friday night. Newcastle led, Is
to z. at the half.