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Evening star., 1925-06-05

The five.mile run Is to be made a
special feature. Bucky Harris and Ed.
die Collins, managers of the world
champion Nationals and the Chicago
White Sox, have been asked to start
the long grind, in which 15 expert
enced distance men will take part.
Melvin Leach of the Marine Corps,
Bobby Williams of the Aloysius Club
and Walton Shipley Of George Wash
ington University, winners in the
series of five-mile races conducted re
Gently by the Aloysius Club, are ex-
pected to lead the pack and should
wage a close battle at the finish. Uni
versity of Maryland's leading barrier
Albert Petruska, who finished fourth
in the Laurel-to- Baltimore Marathon
in which the outstanding stars of the
East competed, also is entered.
Lester Tharpe of Richmond Univer.
sity will try for a new mark in the
mile. In a dual meet with Maryland
staged recently at Richmond, Tharpe
made the distance In 1 minutes 22 81
seconds. a Southern record, and II
pressed by the class of Washington
and Baltimore. should lower his mark
tomorrow. Shipley of George Wash
ington. also will compete in this event
The quarter will bring out Joe Ends
low, Henry Matthews and Lewis
Thomas of the University of Mary.
land, six Marine Corps runners. Wash
ington Canoe Clubs leading repre-
sentatives and a large delegation OF
Baltimore performers. Endslow re-
Gently ran the fastest quarter that
ever has been turned in below the
Mason-Dixon line, when he made the
distance in 49 3-5 seconds at Richmond
Both of the other Maryianders are
ia ast steppers, while several of the
Baltimoreans will make strong bids.
Dick Zeigler, Charlie Pugh, Edward
Melton and Walter Palmer are among
the celebrities who will face the start
er in the century dash.
John OReilly, track coach al
Georgetown University. will referee
the championship meet with William
Gates of Georgetown acting as chiet
track judge and Tom Probey, George
Washington coach, serving as chief
field judge.
Evening star., 1925-06-05
AMERICANS DOING WELL
IN CHESS TOURNAMENT

MARIENBAD, June 5 @.-Miem-
zowitsch of Denmark in the play in
the twelfth round of the international
Chess Masters tournament won his
game from Michel, England, and
took the lead in the tournament.
Marshall. United States, drew with
Seamisch, Germany, and now is tied
for second place with Rubinstein of
Poland
Tore of New York defeated Reti.
Czechoslovakia. and these two play
ers are now tied for fourth place.
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FRESHMEN MEET is OFF
BECAUSE OF THE HEAT

Because of the excessive heat the
annual freshmen track and field meet
scheduled for Central Stadium this
afternoon has been postponed in
definitely.
Fully 800 athletes. representing the
first year classes of the FIVE senior
high schools and six junior high
schools were expecting to compete
for the city championship.
Evening star., 1925-06-05
NAVY RACKETERS SCORE
OVER COMMERCE TEAM

Navy Department netmen won four
out of FIVE doubles matches to defeat
the Commerce team in the Depart.
mental tennis League series. Summa-
ries:
Cragoe and Davis defeated Bates and How
ard. l0-S, 7-5; Bessey and Wilson tNavyl
6-4 Holt and Gawne Navy defeated
Cross and Klopsch. 81, e.; Rock and and
auer. 6-I, I'll: Cummings and Court
Navy defeated Swicker and Van Dusen
6-l st
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AMATEUR AND PRO EVEN
IN OPEN AFTER Y HOLES
Both Lose Chance in Last Round and End Finish
29l Each, Necessitating Play-Of-Diegel,
Hagen, Ouimet Fail in Final Trip.
BY WALTER R. McCALLUM.

IORCESTER Mass, June Robe Tyre Jones Ayer old
Wv golf the
in the world of
land who looks like school teacher than golf champion
playing today the Worcester Club national
pionShp
The 8hole Walker
started with his
tor this title
Jones and Bobby Cukank another Scotland tied for the
nwood Jones
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GIRLS ATHLETICS
By CORINNE FRAZIER

Girls athletic or0dnzafons
o
1 be
holding
The Star fH be glad
didn't share in tuH miss
8 nizdtfon dauy For
Evening star., 1925-06-05

Letter eligibility at Business is
based upon excellence of character,
loyalty to the school and its ideals,
and marked efficiency in athletics.
Ten girls of Friends School re-
ceived their 200point athletic awards
at the annual award assembly held
In the school auditorium this morn
ing. Letters are presented to those
athletes at Friends School who have
received 200 credits for team member
ship. A hundred points are given for
a place on each school team. An
athlete holding places on two teams
or on one team for two years, there
fore. is eligibleb for a letter award.
The following fair athletes received
their monograms: Dorothy Duff baS-
ket ball, two years; Martha Harris,
basket ball, two years; Helen Hoslkin-
son, tennis and basket ball; Alice
Hyde, swimming and soccer; Marian
Leech, tennis and basket ball; Sidney
Lyman, tennis and basket ball;
Esther Taylor, swimming and basket
ball; Mariana Thomas, swimming
and basket ball; Ruth Rogers, swim
ming and basket ball plus so points
carried over from last year; Mary
Elizabeth Acker, basket ball and
tennis.
Gold basket balls were awarded to
Martha Harris and Dorothy Duff for
two years of stellar performance on
the school team.
Sportswomen OF Friends School
have completed a very active season.
Four major sports were participated
in by the fair sex, basket ball,
swimming. tennis and soccer. The
following girls formed the represent
ative teams Of 1925:
Basket ball squad-Helen Hoskin-
son, Martha Harris, Marian Leech,
Dorothy Duff, Sydney Lyman, Mari
anna Thomas, Esther Taylor, Mary
Elizabeth Acker, Ruth Rogers,
Frances Lehman, Ida Goodloe.
Swimming squad-Esther Taylor,
Mariana Thomas, Alice Hyde, Mar
garet Eckles, Margaret Berry.
Soccer squad-Martha Louise Little,
Edith Birge, Frances Stabler, Helen
Lante. Catherine Reeve, Louise
Tompkins, Betty Jane Scott, Jean
Kirkwood. Alice Hyde, Emma Tomp-
kins, Monica KaSpar.
Tennis squad-Helen Hoskinson,
Sydney Lyman, Marian Leech, Mary
Elizabeth Acker.
The singles tennis title of Friends
School has not yet been decided.
Sydney Lyman and Marian Leech
were to meet in the final round of
the school tournament this morning.
The two singles tennis Journeys now
in progress at Wilson Normal School
are nearing the final rounds. In the
senior event Eleanor Finkle has
reached the final bracket. Sc de-
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MANY STARS TO STRIVE
FOR SECTIONAL HONORS
Holders of Southern Marks for 40 and Mile to Com
pete in South Atlantic Championships at Cen
trail Stadium Tomorrow.

% the Outstanding track M and M field athletes Of the South A5e 5
Central High School Stadium evening Wash
than
ones record
Judging
exceptionally lOOyard 440
should furnish thrills
aplenty
The finals of the will the twilight hours about
Evening star., 1925-06-05
SEVEN MATCHES PLAYED
BY FRENCH CUP GOLFERS

Seven matches were played yester.
day by Chevy Chase Club golfers com.
peting in the French High Commits
sion Cup tournament, despite the in
tense heat. Only one default was
recorded Play will continue today
Summary OF yesterdays matches:
J. A. Mcnhen,y defeated W. E. ouieley
default: j. L. Suter defeated w ]. Finthen
IT.. up; L. D. Plat defeated Reeve Lewis
Defrees. and 2; Robert Stead. jr.. de
feated G.. T. Dunlop. 5 and 8; c. G. Treat
defeated H. A. GilTis, 4 and .; G, H. Chase
defeated r.. G. Randall. and g. H VI
SouthEate defeated A. B. Leet and g.
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NINE. WALLENBERG- IRWIN
WIN AT MIXED DOUBLES

Nine. Wallenberg, wife of the Minis
ter from Sweden, and Harry B. Irwin
won the Chevy Chase mixed doubles
title by defeating Mrs. j. p. Jackson
and Walter d. Wilcox. 6-1, 6-2, in
the final macth
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rIane Oast Golf Ruals Records Danger in Meet Here
D. c. NETMEN TO PLAY
NAVY'S LEECH CUP TEAM

Paul Harding, Stanley Carr, Owen
Howenstein, Robert BurwelI A. J.
Gore, c. NJ. Charest, Arthur HELEN
and A. o. White will carry the colorx
of the Dumbarson Tennis Club in a
Tennis team tomorrow at the Naval
Academy courts.
Six singles and three doubles will
be played. A return match is listed
for the local courts on June 10.
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MASONIC BOWLING EVENT
WILL BE ENDED TONIGHT

bowling winds the annual the
at with OF
L anddo doubles IL which good spIlers.
night
Milner
Films pushed Milans place
double with
Evening star., 1925-06-05

WENTYONE Business High School
awards for their athletic In ball. Will
Katherine Compton, Lillian Baker. Koonz Helen
Casale Marion Bogg Evelyn
ball hono awarded Betty Wilson, Catherine Pearl Burke
Helen Boyd Doris Ofu Catherine Compton, Fish
Evelyn Zyhlnky, Lillian Baker Mary Miriam Hean and
Evening star., 1925-06-05
LEADS NAVY TWELVE.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 5 R).-
Midshipman Donald G. Albertson of
New Jersey has been named captain
of Navy's lacrosse team for next year.
Evening star., 1925-06-05

OnlRht SCheQuIe, WIFI dIIty UI
DOUBLES. 7:45-1, Frydell and Robert
sen; g Newmyer and Pearson; 3. Brooks
and Woodford: T. Webb and Brown: B.
Fisher and q. Miller: g. Rook and partner;
Z Stocking and Krause: 8, Grey and R Pernai ma
Beriinsky: II. Keeler and Robb: 12. Sey-
SINGLES. s:45-1. Robertson l. Fry
deli; 2, Newmyer. 2. Brooks: 8. Pearson. g.
Woodford: g.. Dudley, 4, McLaren: ;. Bur
roughs; 5. Johnstone; g. White; g. Hall: =:
O. K Heinzman: o. E. Heinzman 10; Nc
Pherson: 10. stringer; II. Smith: IL. Able;
Sims and Scott: g.. Weiss. and Wondraek: 4.
Stockett and Hough: 5, Ackman and Speer.
SINGLES. 9:45-6. G. Jacobs: g. s.
Jacobs: 7, G.. Money; Z. Cost: 8, E. Money;
s. Hart; 9. Cox.
last NIGHTS Scores
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GAME IS FORFEITED

War Department base ballers of the
Colored Departmental League yester.
dav won from the Bureau nine on
forfeit :
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TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, June
5.-The Potomac and Shenandoah h
Rivers were clear this morning.
Evening star., 1925-06-05
Tied Up to Last Round.

At the turn on the final round
Diegel and Mcfarlane were tied with
totals for SO holes of 242 1t looked
like Diegers championship. for he was
going great, while Macfarlane was
plainly slipping. Jones and Hagen
were PAS and Farrell 244 But Jones
kept serenely on his way. holing a
birdie at the short tenth. only to lose
the shot back to par at the eleventh,
Evening star., 1925-06-05
HOW THEY FINISHED
IN LINKS CLASSIC
PAR FOR THE COURSE.

Total. .3.l65 35 Total B. 265
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STAR RING
IN
NEW YORK
ferris and MandeII, Leading
Lightweight Contenders,
Battle Tonight.
Bv Umfted Pycss

NEW YORK. Feb. s.-Another
little Jewish boy curly-haired
youngster from the east side tene-
ments, where Benny Leonard got his
start. will make bid for Leonard 8
vacated crown tonight in Madison
Square Garden. Sammy Mandell,
''highbrow OF the ring opposes the
former newspaper butcher in what
is expected to be the fastest and
most active contest IN years.
The bout is billed simply as a
twelve-round contest between two
leading aspirants for the champion
ship vacated by Leonard, but those
who do not bow in Difference to the
New York boxing commission regard
it as bout for the championship.
Mandell Of Rockford. ILL.,, and
Terris are accepted among most box
ing critics as the best on the list
Of sixteen boxers appointed by the
commission to engage in an elimina-
ton tournament to decide the new
champion.
In the opinion of the hard-boiled
fight followers, Mandell should win
on points. although he admits that
twelve rounds are not so much to his
liking as fifteen rounds.
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FRAY
Pagemen Perform at H. A. C.
Dance After Game.

Butler students and other follow
ers are expected to turn out in large
numbers at the Hoosier Athletic
Club tonight to greet the Pagemen.
who will play the H. A. C. five in
their first home game since the re-
cent road trip. Butler coaches plan
to use the full varsity squad during
the game.
The Hoosiers, too, are making big
plans toward winning the game and
will have on their roster reinforce
ments in the persons of Wallie Mid.
ellsworth and Bob Blessing, former
Butler stars.
A curtain raiser between Butler
freshmen and Hoosier A. C. seconds
will start at 8 o'clock. A dance will
follow the big game in the ballroom
and will be open to those attending
the game.
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TERRY AND cox CLASH
Another Bout Added to Tomlinson
Han Gard, Tuesday.

Jack Terry, bantamweight, has
been signed to meet Royal Cox. Indi-
annapolis, in a six-round bout on the
card at Tomlinson Hall Tuesday
night. when Louie Lavell and Sidney
Click meet in a ten-round clash as
the main attraction.
The signing of Terry and Cox
leaves only one bout. a four-round
opener, to be arranged
The program as arranged by Casey
Kimble, matchmaker, includes the
main go between Click and Lavell,
lghtweights; an eight-round clash
between Don Carson and Mickey
Gone, hyweights; another eight
round affair with Carl Schmadel and
Soldier Fields meeting; the six-round
bout Of Terry and Cox and four
round prelim in which a couple of
heavyweights win perform.
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Fans can take their choice Sat
urday. Bloomington plays Tech at
the Y. NJ. c. A. Ben Davis is a.
shortrdge, Castleton at Broad Rip
pie and st. Xavier of Louisville and
Cathedral at K. C. Hall.
Manual goes on southern In
diana trip. The Red and White was
to leave at 2 p. m. today for Terre
Haute, where Wiley High will be
met tonight. On Saturday the club
goes to Evansville to play Central
High. The men to make the trip:
Eickmann, Marshall, Noll, Ceder-
holm, Turner, Martin, Brandt, Sack
off and Higgs.
The Manual Seconds will play at
Westland and on Saturday meet the
Broad Ripple Seconds. The Manual
girls were to play the Ripple girls
this afternoon.
Technical should not have a great
deal Of trouble tonight at Valley
Mills and should be able to save un
little for Bloomington on Saturda,
at the 7. M. G. A. The Green and
White outfit has lost some tough
ones and is about due to get few
breaks.
Ripple is at Carmel tonight with
patched lineup due to the illness
of three players. Richardson, Carter
and yelling.
Cathedral goes to Hagerstown to-
night and plays return game with
St. Xavier at K. C. Hall, Saturday.
Coach Vincent has been trying out
a new combination which will see
action in the weekend scraps.
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FRANkL LIN
OF
FEATURE
Wabash Invades Camp oil
State Champs - Both
Teams Crippled.
By Times specso.

DIV ftHHCS cDcCtUt
FRANKLIN, Ind, Feb. 6.-Frank.
lin Colleges basketball squad, minus
the services Of Fuzzy Vandivier and
C. Friddle, two of the mainstays OF
the famous combination, will try and
repel the fast attack of the husky,
hard dribbling Wabash five tonight
at the high school gym here.
If the State champs ever had their
backs to the wall it is in the present
situation. With two stars out that
can not be satisfactorily replaced
and Burl Friddle still ailing some
what with an infected foot, the sit,
uation looks rather desperate.
1t appears as though the lineup
which started the Earlham game
may be used. with Lyons playing at
center. B. Friddle very probably
will break into the game, but
whether he will start or not Is a
problem. Peterman and Cant are
the logical choices at forwards, with
Ballard and King as guards
There will not be room enough to
hold the fans who want to see the
game. Practically all seats are gone
now. A few general admissions will
be sold at the door. The game
starts at 8 o'clock.
Reports from Wabash state the
Scarlet has had some tough luck
also. with Coffel hobbling around
with a wrenched ankle. Coach
Vaughan used GRIPPE and Cowan at
the back guard post in practice
Thursday. The loss is a severe one
and evens UP to some extent the
tough breaks" for both clubs
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|. U. MAT MEN
Strong Crimson Squad Meets
Northwestern Tuesday.
BIZ Times speciql

BIZ Times Special e
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. e.
Indiana University's whitewashing
1925 wrestling team will open the
Big Ten mat season against North
western here Tuesday night. Pros
poets for a victory are bright, as
the Purple grapplers were defeated
by the Michigan Aggies several
weeks ago and the Indiana mat men
shut out the Wolverine wrestlers
last Saturday night, 20 to o.
In their two meets this season
Coach Jack Reynolds Hoosiers have
scored 46 points without losing a
single point. Tryouts for the team
which will face Northwestern Tues
day night have been held this week.
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deemers won over the S. s. Chris
tians in handy fashion by pulling
away in the second period. The half
ended IL to IL in favor OF the win
ners. Goldrick, bigger and Mack, led
the scoring for the victors. Hooker
smith was best for the losers.
The Mapletons had an easy time
downing the Ferndales in an un-
interesting contest. Carter, Ewing
and Crooks, counted most OF the
points.
The Emerson Orioles nipped the
Communal Celts decisively. although
the losers staged a rally in the
second half.
First Baptist downed the West
Park Christian in a low score game.
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taken to a hospital.

The dead man is William Faehni-
gen, who was fatally stabbed be-
cause he maintained Martin had
been fouled.
A blow to the lower body dropped
Martin to his knee for the count in
the eleventh round of a scheduled
twelve-round bout. He claimed a
foul, but the referee would not al
low 1t, and declared Ballerino the
winner by a knockout.
AS an ambulance arrived to take
the injured boxer to a hospital,
members of the two factions surged
into the street. Knives, automatic
pistols and blackjacks appeared like
magic and turmoil followed
Extra police, who reached the
scene few minutes later, restored
order only after a series Of sharp
encounters.
Martins condition is not serious.
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The scores were:
Redeemer Lutherans, 3S; s. S.
Christians, 81.
Mapletons, Il; Ferndales, II.
Emerson Orioles, 80; Communal
Celts. Is. "a.
First Baptist. 81; West Park Chris
tan. IL.
The third night of play in the first
round Ia scheduled for next Tues
day with the following games:
Central Christian VS.. Christamores:
~" Leaders VS.. Red Crowns; Theta
Alpha Kappa VS.. Pennsylvania R.
r.; De Molay Colds VS.. Brightwood
M. e. When these games are played
twelve teams will be left for the
second round.
In the first game Thursday the Re-
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Nut Cracker

-7UDGING BY THE NUMBER
OF COLLEGES CLAIMING
L. THEM AS COACHES FOR
NEXT FALL, THE FOUR HORSE
MEN MUST BE TRIPLETS.,
80
Nurn1i, it is said, is not enjoying
himself in this country. /.
Maybe he objects to waiting so long
at the finish to shake hands with
Joie Ray.
While Benny Leonard quit the
ring for his mother, we do not be
1ieve he intends to be a nanny
singer on the stage.
xvi ALTER JOHNSON hardly will
IWI be a success in the cheap
Ill vaudeville houses. .
His stuff is too fast for the boys.
JACK RENAULT WILL BE RE.
MEMBERED MAINLY AS A
HEALTHY YOUNG FELLOW WHO
ONCE POSED IN THE UNIFORM
OF THE CANADIAN MOUNTED.
The Missouri courts refused to rec.
ogI1ize Big MTmn's suit for Islander
against Stranger Lewis, possibly on
the ground you cannot Islander a
wrestler.
There are more than 5000 women
bowlers in this country. ~. .
And-as some one must have said
before-all they are interested in is
the, pin money.
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MUM TO MEET ROMANO

By United Press
CHICAGO. Feb. 6.-Mike Romano
Italian wrestler, has been selected to
meet Wayne Mum, worlds cham
plion, in a feature bout hero Feb Is.
Billy Sandow, manager for Stran-
gler Lewis, when appraised Of the
match, issued q statement that he
win get an. injunction to prohibit
promoters from advertising Mum
as worlds heavyweight champion.
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BROADWAY MAT SCRAPS

Jack Reynolds and Tony Ross
were winners Thursday night in the
wrestling bouts at the Broadway
Theater. A packed house witnessed
the matches.
Reynolds, Indiana University
wrestling coach, tossed Pete Mon.
tana, Philadelphia, two straight falls
in the feature Reynolds was toe
fast for the Fastener.
Fishbaugh lost to Ross, though
the Newark youth managed to gain
one fall. Ross took the first and
third losses. Fishbaugh was handi.
capped by an injj:ced ear and lost
much blood as result of Ross pun.
ishing headlocks.
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Independent Basketball

TIE River Ave. Bulldogs win play the
st. Patrick z. p. Cs tonight at the Propy-
iaelm gym. IL e. North St.. at s o'clock.
curtain raiser will start at 2 p. m.
The sa. Anthony Z. P. @. net team
Thursday night to win from the indian.
apolis Turks. 80 TO IL Roberts and Steh-
lin. the former with nine field goals. and
the latter with six. were high point men
for the. winners with I.entz playing a
strong defensive game. Shane played best
for the losers. On next Monday evening
the z, P. Cs will meet the strong Lafay-
cite r. M. F. @. team on the St. Anthony
door.
The Holy Gross p. G. will play the
St. Patrick 7. p. g. u return game at Holy
Cross hall. Feb. 10, at $3.50 b. m The
first game OF the sa;ies was won BY Holy
Cross by q close score of 20 to 10.
DfncinE win follow the game. Eog, ganaes
1857 address Joseph KlrlEhoff. - 8.
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SOUTH : CENTRAL GOLF

BIZ United Proa8
HOT SPRINGS. Ark, Feb. s.--Al
Watrous, professional of Grand Rap
ids. Mich. carried away the title in
the South-CentraI open golf tourna-
ment, Thursday, defeating MacDon-
aid Smith. San Francisco profession
al, by two strokes.
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outfit. Hilkene is captain and Rob
ert Johnson manager.
The team has had a fine record
all season and continued its good
play in the county meet. West
Newton, last years champ, was
defeated in the final game. Twelve
schools competed.
Indianapolis high schools do not
compete In the county meet.
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City ThreeCushions

Roberts and Cooper will meet to-
night in the city handicap three
cushion billiard tourney at the Board
of Trade. Thursday night Cook de-
feated Quinn in a close match. As
to a..
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Lambert at Illinois

BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. 6.-Ward
Lambert, basketball coach at Purdue
University. will teach the net sport
in the Illinois ''U'' coaching school
this summer along with Ruby, I'LL
nois mentor.
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Flowers K. O.s Kid

BIZ UntteU PT6SS
DAYTON. Ohio, Feb. 6.-Tiger
Flowers, Atlanta middleweight.
knocked out the Jamaica Kid, heavy
weight. in the tenth round here
Thursday night.
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Manual, Tech, Cathedral and Ripple
Each Play Twice and Shortridge .
Once - Four Here Saturday.

This is big weekend for the local high school METERS
the number of games concerned Manual Technical
Ripple and Cathedral play Friday and Saturday
nights Shorrdge had two scheduled but the Friday night
affair cancelled Four games will be played in Indanap-
oils Saturday night.
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AND
Rival Finn Runners to Race In New
York Saturday.

kS1VdA rAuu ESuunefB 10 race In new
York Saturday.
BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK. Feb. 6.--Willie Ri.
tola has agreed to shake a leg
against 2aavo Nurni in the two-mile
race at the Wilco games Saturday
night. SO that the attraction would
not suffer by the withdrawal OF Joie
Ray.
In this run. Nurrni has promised
he will break Rays old two-mile rec.
ord, the last remaining record OF
Rays once imposing list. Ray was
to have defended his title at the dis
lance. but he withdrew and chal
lenged Nurmi to switch over to the
mile run. Nurmi refused to alter his
plans to suit Ray.