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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-24
SPAULDING STAYS
ASGOPHER COACH
.'BilP Wins Out Over Oppo-
sition of Alumni.
BIZ Times Special

BE Times Special
MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. William
H. BilD spaulding, Minnesota foot
ball coach, late Friday was engaged
for two more years. He refused to
accept a ohe-year contract.
Spaulding. former Wabash Col.
lege star, was opposed by many Mir.
nesota alumni, but DIR. LOTUS ID.
Coffman, president Of the university,
recommended his reappointment.
spaulding has coached here three
years.
President Coffman said Fielding
Yost, Michigan; Coach Rockne,
Notre Dame, and Major Griffith, Big
Ten athletic commissioner, had ex.
pressed opinions recommending
Spaulding as high grade coach.
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sonal ideas and he does NOT be-
Heve they would apply to general
cases.
When asked what he would sug-
gest to young American boys as
| the proper way to learn how to
run. he replied he couldn't offer
any lessons or he couldn't teach
any one how to run.
He was willing, however, to
point out why so many American
youngsters can't run faster than,
they On.
your boys he said, Ego about
1t with too much haste. They burn
themselves out too quickly. The
most important thing is to have a
body to carry you over any distance
that you want to run. American
boys seem to have the idea of get
ting speed before they build up their
body to endure the strain Of run
ming. ran for four yearr principal
ly for the amusement and exercise
/ gained by it, before I got any idea
I could run. I trained for three
years for the 1920 Olympic games
and ran for four years before !
tried for fast time. In that long
period of preliminary training, /
built up my body and acquired a
natural form. When the time came
for me to try for speed had both
the mechanical and physical essen
tails"
Nurmi was asked to explain why
he selected style of almost fat.
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footed running that is frowned upon
by most Of the best American coach
es. It has been said he made care
full study of styles and invented
one Of his own that was combina-
ton of all the fine points of the
form or other star distance runners.
IT don't know what my style is. =
he replied. II only know it is the
form that came to me naturally
when was trying to get q stride
and a style that enabled me to get
the most distance with the least ex.
ertion. didn't study any ones
style and didn't do any copying. as
Kohlemainen was the only great rum
ne- evor saw before went to
Antwerp.
The trouble with lot of coach
Ing" Nur1ni says. els that q run
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-24
CROWLEY COMES
THROUGH SECOND
SEVERE RELAPSE.
Famous Half Back Survives
Death GrappIe With Aid
of Mother.

BH Times Special
CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-Jimmy Crow.
ley, brilliant Notre Dame half back,
one Of the -Four Horsemen,'' was
resting better today, after surviv-
ing second grapple with death in
three weeks.
Crowley was seized with an attack
Of acute neurasthenia, while en- route
to South Bend from San Francisco,
where he had been laid up following
the Notre Stanford game at
Pasadena, New Years Day.
Mrs. Agnes Crowley, the stars
mother, and other members Of the
Crowley family were at Jimmy's bed
Thursday and Friday. His family.
was summoned from Green Bay,
Wis, two days ago, when the grid
marvel was removed to a hospital
here.
Two weeks ago, the Rev. John F.
O'Hara, who accompanied the Notre
Dame team to California for the New
Years Day classic and remained to
care for Jimmy, saved the boys life
by breathing into Crowley's mouth
during spell of "air hunger Oxy-
gen, administered later, restored
Jimmy to consciousness.
1t was his mother who saved Crow
ley's life this time She nursed him
through another sinking spell.
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The Indians had been given new
tactics, they had been taught new
methods of warfare, and the man.
ner In which they hit the trail was
disheartening to the forty faithful
Vincennes fans who sat in agony
and mute disnay.
Snyder Shines
Anderson showed disregard for
the touted Adams fve-man defense.
An offense timed for speed in push
and drive swept aside all semblance
Of the setting up tactics OF the stone
wall entanglements. Snyder proved
deadly at the basket, while Starr
garnered the foul points made pos
sible by the Alices' yain attempt
to stop this boy without penalty.
Thirteen times did this Starr phe-
nom stand at the foul line and thir-
teen times did he drop the ball
through the net.
There was no back passing-the
feature Of ST gg-lile offense hereto
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COLLEGES

lULI4ENiES
Muncie Normal. 80; Indiana central.
Hincennes. 81: Danville Normal, %.
Washington and Jefferson. 20: u. OF
creighton. s4 Notre Dame, 81.
o0s oonsse Hf a4 Sol Schools
Tech. "a: Brownsburg. 2p.
Shortridge, 63: Thorntown, 49,.
Vest Newton. 30: Broad Ripple. 20.
Greensburg. So: Seymour. "a
Frankfort 40: Bloomington, 81.
Beech Be Grove. 90; Whitsstown, To-
Lebanon. 20; West Lafayette, %,
otterbein. SO: Jefferson Lafayette Sec
Rochester, %: jefferson Lafayette. %.
Kok0mo, 40; Peru. ~.
Anderson. SO; Vincennes. 20.
New Ross. TO- Brownsburg Seconds. g..
PaoE, %: West Baden. 15
Franklin. "a; ShelbyvilIe, 81.
Knightstown. A Carthage, 26.
Knightstown Junior High, Is: Carthage
GreentoWn, 90; Clay Township. Ko-
Royal Center "a; Reynolds. 1s.
Young America, 81: Delphi. 81.
Sharpsville 81 Kempton. 10.
Brownstown, SO Crothersville. 81.
1Wyilliamspost. a; Alamo. Is.
bourbon. Al. Mentone. 20.
st s. simons Washington. 20; Gfbault
Wsshingion & 6s: owensville 21
washington ton Seconds, 81. sandborn. 10
North Manchester, % Huntington. 10
Jamestown a; pany5lle, 23
Frahkton. 45 Marklsyille, 20.
Bedford az Mltc6sil, s5 49, n
Bedford Seconds. %; Mitchell Secondas
Fairmcl,ns. So: Noblssvilge ee
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Three heats OF the National Junior
A. A. U. championship in the 100
yard free style for men were com.
pleted Friday night.
Merriam Wins Trial
The three entrants who finished
second in the heats Friday night in
the 100-yard free style fought it out
this morning for the right to race in
the finals tonight. In this semi
final heat John Merriam of the I A.
c. won over Henry Churchman and
John Nickerson, both of the I. A. c.
The time was one minute fiat.
The four who will compete tonight
are George Fessler, New York City
Boys Club; Walter Laufer, Cincin-
natl Central 'rY"; Marvin Laska-
witt, H. A. c.. and John Merriam.
I. A. C.
The most sensational feature of
the opening program was the one
mile free style for men. in which all
of the four entries broke the former
State record of 1925. Sam Shields
of the Louisville Boat Club won the
event in 24:55. Marvin Laskawitz,
Hoosier A. c. flash, broke the State
record for the half in this race, set.
ting new mark of 1914 1-5. The
former mark, 1895, was set in 1910
by William Merriam.
Friday Summaries
Chenille. Free Style, for Men Indiana.
ESssIn n,ac A. Al Championshipl Sam
yin Laskawitz H. A. C., second: Foster
Holt Louisville Boat Club. third Time,
i6O-Yard Relay for Small Girls-ream
composed of Rosemary Ford. Eleanor
Ford. Rose Ellen Mitchell and Betty Lin
don don, wen %3,, from team composed Of Hannah
and Mary Croze. Time. 3 "a So.
100-Yard Breast Stroke for Men
ha0lPh Hri e. !. Second e. ss : waa g Fey S
Only two entries
Is-IaEd Relay for Junior Boys-Team
Compton won from from team anu composed nOoa ao q
Langsenkamp. Weiss. Schaffer and Barry
60-Yard Back Stroke for Men-Norman
q A. O.. second. Time. Al rs. Only Only
S2o,Yard Free. Style for women--por-
r 4. c. second; Florence Moore. h. A. G..
120-Yard Medley Relay Gao yards breast
stroke. 40 yards back stroke, 40 yards
free styIe) Won by, team composed of
Laskawitz, Pahud and Herlitz from team
composed of Hammer. Fowler and Hook.
s. Tryout Flight National Junior Fancy
Diving Event for Men-Earry Shields.
New York A. c.. second; James Dftugherty.
New. York A; c.. third Frank Hudson. II.
A. CT fourth; G. &. WELLER. Louisville
National Junior A. A. U. Championship.
100 Yards Free Style for Men.
City Boys Club. first; John Niekerson. In
dianapolis A. g, second: Sam Shields,
Louisville Boat Club. third; Time. 80 1-5.
natl Central ". first; John Merriam In
dianapolis A. O., second: Foster Holt,
Third Heat--Marvin. Laskawitz, n. A..
c.. first; Henry Churchman. I. A. c., sec
ond; August Hook. II. A. c.. third
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ner is pushed along too fast. The
coach teaches him In a month
or 80 what it would take him a year
to acquire by himself and he gets
the idea that he can develop into a
champion at the same hasty rate.
OF course, If boy had some kind
OF a defective style in running, he
mighg never get along without some
one to show him his error, but If he
was serious enough about it and
had the natural qualifications, he
would work out the. mistake himself
without knowing it,
Veteran American athletic train
ers always have maintained that
mileage was the most important
part Of the training OF any athlete.
Some track coaches insisted the
only way to learn how to run was
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fore displayed on Knox County
courts. There was no bounce pass
feared by the Alices. Neither did
Vincennes find it difficult to get
plenty Of shots themselves.
Plenty Of Shots
Ninety times did Vincennes shoot
for the goal Against this total An
derson shot but fifty-nine times.
After a see-saw battle in the first
half Anderson Jed, is to Is, as the
period ended. The Staggmen came
strong in the final minutes Of the
game to win. With eight minutes
to go the score was tied at "a to "a.
Starr was high point man for the
winners with thirteen fouls and two
field goals. Snyder dropped in FIVE
two-pointers and two free throws.
For Vincennes Gowdy made four,
Wampler three. and Allega three
from the floor. ,Allega got four foul
goals and Wampler three.
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Friday Basketball Results

AlsxandSTia. So. Van BHSen. 20.
bb Leg psSfs 81 S Sswfqgssville, "a
Morgantewn, 40; !. Let's, liz.
Warren ces9tral, SO; Southport %.
Lcganspcrt Seconds. Ri: Deer Creek. 20.
E 6Inffs0n, 29; Portland. 49, ,,...a-
hSss sRPePRiIlls;, 81; (B8 Sssan, h.
BR oy%ssrrs, rs; a, New Z IR Sk 19:
way #syeIaaada 81; Darlington, rs.
g gpIs2aI IS; SSsssssesassr.l e
BATTLE-GROUND, 80; Montmorenci. 81.
PPsSdsHfa; 81 Isl MG ssIEs, s 81
MM 6TrisEoNn 81 81 W WiIddsss gs a.
Fy 6sasra SECONDS, ST. MicG as
= Milf SSsC a; North webster. 20.
North Webster Seconds "a; Milford
Wheatland. 80; Petersburg, 10.
T TsHsSel 4G1g ymo sS E Plgmoggth5 sO
Central LIT, Wyayne5. {s: leWvEa aTTe:n 81
Wabash. so; South Side Ut. Waynsl /.
DECATUR, 81; Columbia City. 20.
Albany, "a: Redkey, "a.
Pennvfiie, 26;. Dunkirk, is.
Upland, SO CASTOR, III
pps as,1I,;.I SO; Y9gktown; 20
&c tier, %: Desota 90
~, AFesnln tohiO). 90; Union City
Central Catholic ri. Wayne. IN: ST.
Winchesteg 20; Green Township. Is.
eospors. 40; Unionvi NE ~
1 TEszAc S A eoUNaY2 n no SqKs saERsl
sEssn nsl.s.a. SO 81 ka .|.,S, a2 =.
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out calling upon your reserve
strength will build up your body,
increase your endurance. develop
your lungs and legs and will develop
a free and easy style OF running. /
didn't try for speed until 1915, and
1T wasn't until 1919 that really
reached the point where 1 felt like
pushing myself. OF course, the de-
velopment Of an American runner
would be much faster, because In
Finland we have only few months
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-24
EASTERN BASKET
sOUTFIT TACKLES
HGOS|ER METERS
Feature Fray at FomIinson
Hall Tonight AItrock
and Schacht Perform,

Hoosier A. c. METERS stack up
against the Holly Majors. Eastern
pro team, at Tomlinson Hail tonight
and an interesting struggle is
promised.
The visitors have some well-known
baskes shooters in their lineup and
advance dope indicates close con-
test. Nick Altrock and Al Schacht.
noted comedians in sport circles are
with thes Majors and they will en-
tertain the fans before the game and
between halves.
Altrock and Schacht get big money
for their Tine in baseball and their
antics tonight win be a big treat
for local followers OF sports.
Probable starting line-ups of the
teams in tonight's fracas follow:
Holly Mai0rs Hoosier A G..
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more entertaining than he is when
he is forced to get it and send it
through an interpreter. Nurmi
speaks no more English now than
he did when he was in Antwerp in
1920, but he understands more.
Nurni never will make q teach
er or track coach. In the first
place he doesn't believe in coach
ing, and also he has his own IDEAS
and theories about running, but he
maintains they are only his per-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-24
WRESTLING AT CAPITOL
Denetral VS.. Freburg Next Friday
Webb to Perform.

Bill DeEletral, veteran Greek wres.
tier, will be sent against John Ere.
burg, Swedish heavyweight, in the
feature mat match at the Capital
Theater next Friday night. Hugh
Webb, Indianapolis weller. win ap.
pear against Johnny Marshall, Chi.
cago, in another bout the same
night.
The graphing contests will be
staged Immediately after the regular
burlesque show at the Capitol, the
show to be shortened in order to
give the matmen plenty OF time.
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Finals in 1O0Yard Free-Sy for Men, Fancy Diving ano
5OO-Yard for Women Tonight.

Tonights swim card at the pool of the Hooser A. @.
promises Of the highest class if form displayed the pre-
Iiminary events Friday night count for anything
Finals national and Indiana Kentucky A A. IT,
will include fancy diving and 1O0ard free style for and
5yard 5oard events for women together with number
Of special organized by D. Melville Carr IL swim
coach. The is open to the public.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-24
.MUNCIE PLAYS N. A. G. U.
Indiana Central Defeated by Normal
Club, 80 to rs.

The N. A. G. U. net team of this
city will play the Muncie Normal
five at the Athenaeum tonight. The
locals are strengthened by. the re-
turn OF Mummenthaler to the line
up.
The Muncie team defeated Indiana
Central College Friday night at Uni
versity Heights. 80 to 26. Shealer
and Shaw We're high point men AL
bright played best for the losers.
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in which we can train. and In this
country athletes can work almost
the year around.
My advice to American boys
would be-work slowly Don't burn
yourself ous trying for speed. Build
UP slowly and you will be building
well; and above all, IL you want to
become a runner, you will have to
run and run. No painter ever be-
came a master by using his brushes
an hour a day.
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ANDERSON SHOWS Glass
IN DEFEAT OF ALICES'
Staggmen Down Old Rivals In Thrilling Struggle Win


ners Finish Strong Starr losses Thirteen Fouls.
BIZ Illness
ANDERSON Ind Jan. 24-Ecipsing every effort of the
team which last week oubranted the famous Frankfort
flashes the Anderson Indians to traditions of their fighting
instincts put Vncennes High School into the shadow of
Hooser basketball with SO to 20 victory here Friday
night
Before bowling crowd Of 5000 FANS which had squeezed
its way into the Anderson GYM the Saggmen fought
fight which wholly unlike all Sagg performances of the
past.
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BIZ 7 3DIe8 SDec1Ut
ENGLEWOOD. N. T., Jan. a.
Jack Lester, Grand Rapids light
heavyweight, was knocked out in the
first round here Friday night by
Mario Giglio. Italy. 1t was Giglio's
first bout in this country.
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TECHNICAL IN VICTORY
Locals Down Brownsburg = Play
Franklin Tonight at 'Y.f
BIZ Times Special


Franklin Tonight at ~
BIZ Times Special
BROWNSBURG, Ind. Jan. 24.2s~
Technical High School of Indian
apolis defeated Brownsburg here Fri
day night, 81 to 20, in contest in
which the visitors always kept a
slight advantage. The half ended
% to 10.
Cliff Of Tech was high point man
for the winners with five field goals
and three fouls. The entire team
played consistent brand OF bali.
The sBrownsburg scoring was divided
between H. Bell, G. Bell and Wrinkle
man, who got two field goals each.
Technical plays Franklin tonight
at the Indianapolis 'sY."
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kAPLAN GOES TO COAST
Feather Champ Departs to Fin
Dates In California. &.

By United Press
NEW YORK. Jan. "a. - Kid
Kaplan, new featherweight cham.
pion, left today Tor California,
where is to engage in three four
round bouts against Bud Riley,
Young Brown and Ernie Gooseman.
He was accompanied by Jackie
Snyder, Joe Ryder, Jimmy Hutchin.
son and Tracy Ferguson, who are
also under the management of
Scotty Montieth
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"Bo" Accepts Terms

Bg Times Special
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 24.--"Bos
McMillin, former All-American foot
ball star at Centre College and coach
of Centenary College the past two
years. has signed as all-year-round
coach at Geneva College, officials of
the school announced, Friday.
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Blu United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. -Stanislaus
Zbyszko, former worlds heavy
weight mat champion, and Pat Nc
Gill, Nebraska title holder. grappled
fifty minutes to a draw Friday
night.
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National Three-Cushions

Bg United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 2z.-Clarence
Jackson. Buffalo. snatched two hair
breadth games from Augie Kieck-
hefer in national three-cushion bill
lard games Friday. jackson won
the first match. so to as, and tie
second. SO to As.
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DIDN'T MEAN ANYTHING
Referee Refuses to Give Decision in
Tame Scrap
R1 Times Special

bW 7 FMco BUol1Us
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio. Jan. "a
Jimmy Jones, local welter, and VIII
lie Harmon, Brooklyn, boxed twelve
rounds here Friday night, but the
affair was so tame Referee Hinkel
refused to give decision.
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RIPPLE FIVE DEFEATED
Edwards Leads West Newton Attack
with Six Field Goals.
Be- Times Special

Be- Times Special
WEST NEWTON, Ind, Jan. "a
West Newton high school defeated
Broad Ripple here Friday night in a
slow game. IS to 20. The locals
led at the half, IL to O.. Edwards.
Newton center. tossed in six field
goals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-24
TURNER'S SUNDAY TILT
South Siders Play st. Patrick Y. p.
C.s-LOse 90 Prestos.

South Side Turner's will meet st.
Patrick Y. P. C.s at Turner Hall
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The
s. s. T. five has been playing a
heavy schedule. this month and the
strain is telling.
The Turner's lost two games this
week, to the sY" Leaders and
Prest-o-Lites. The last named club
won Friday night at Speedway gym.
43 to %.
The Turner's plan a comeback
against the st. Patrick club on Sun
day. Next week they win meet
Fslirbanks-M Morse Friday night.
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BY HENRY FARRELL,
United Press Sports Editor
ooprrlaht. ZEE. 81 Unsted Pres,

FEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Paavo
Nm Nurmi, Finnish runner
g who won four events at
the Olympic games in Paris last
summer and who is generally re-
garded as the fastest and most
perfect runner that ever lived, is q
very likeable chap. If he could
speak English he would be much
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The Hoosier squad has been going
at {. fast clip and Is all set to give
the pro aggregation a thriller argu-
ment. g'he game will start at p. m
Ownie Bush, manager of the In
dianaDolis Baseball Club, who is well
acquainted with AItrock and
Schacht, has consented to toss the
basketheu up ONCE for the coined
lans.
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Cooper defeated Quinn. 45 to AZ,
Friday night at the Board Of Trade
parlors In the city handicap three
cushion billiard tourney. The match
took $50 innings.
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CREIGHTON, N0TRE DAME
Nebraska Club Beats Hoosiers--
Same Teams Play Tonight.

BIZ Times Special
OMAHA, Neb. Jan. 24.-Creighton
defeated the Notre Dame basket
team here Friday night, "a to II.
The South Bend club could not
penetrate the locals defense and
made many fouls. The same clubs
play tonight.
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-Four Different shortstops

st. Louis Cards used no less than
four men at short in 1924. They
we're Cooney. Thevenow. Toporcer
and Ben. Coonay played the most
games ninety-nine.
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SCHEDULE rs ORA WIN FOR
COUNTY H. S. TOURNEY
New Bethe and Southport Start Program at TomInSon
Hall Next Friday-GrIs' Event Later,

Schedule for the Marion county public high school basket
ball tourney at Tomlnson Hall Friday Saturday was
announced today by the committee in charge Plans for girls
nvtatonal Beech Grove on Feb and also were
m known.
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Richard Gives Denial

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 24.-Tex Rick.
ard denied today he had matched
Jack Dempsey and Tommy Gibbons
for a bout some time next May.
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vlNcENNEs U. VICTOR
Long Shots Prove Undoing of Cen
trail Normal Five.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
DANVILLE, Ind, Jan. 24.-vin-
cennes u. defeated Central Normal
here Friday night. 81 to 20. The win
ners made most Of their points on
long shots. Numerous fouls were
called but both teams were of form
at the foul line. Toole was the star
Of the visiting team with five field
goals. Hite and Cox got four each
for the locals.
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Big Ten Games Tonight
Chicago at Indiana.
Minnesota at Wisconsin.
Iowa at Illinois.
Northwestern at Ohio State.
Independent Basketball

The Christamore Juniors defeated the
st. Anthony Y. P. C. Greens, Is to IA
The Juniors want games in the 15-17-
year-old class. Cal Belmont 1175.
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The Edwin Ray Boosters would like to
book out-of-town games with teams play
ing in the 16-17-year-old class. For games
write I. Rawlings 1922 Pleasant St., Indi-
annapolis. Franklin. Anderson Shelbyville,
Kokomo take notice.
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The Poppy Five. playing in the 1915
year-oid class. desires games with teams
having access to gyms. Call Webster
6706.
The Washington times., 1925-06-01
I NO NIDDI[S
GET SWORDS
IN SPORTS
Thisd Has Name Engraved on
Thompson Cup for
Athletic Help
BY HUGH Il. RILEY.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. June 1.-Ed.
nund Taylor, Of Ohio. captain and
end OF the football team and point
ON the lacrosse team, and Charles
r. kilIingworth, jr., Of Hawaii.
football guard and No. 2 in the
varsity crew. have each been
awarded sword by the Naval
Academy Athletic Association as be.
ing the most valuable athletes Of
the year. Usually only one sword
is awarded. but the merits of these
two midsE1ipmVn were so close that
ii was decided to reward each with
the customary sword.
Fred C. Billings, of New York,
captain OF the lacrosse team, nas
had his name engraved on the
Colonel Robert N. Thompson Cup
for doing the most to promote
athletics by his personal work.
Billings for the last three years
has been the heaviest scorer on the
lacrosse team. In Saturdays game
against the army, he scored two Of
the three goals.