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not all time. Perhaps it will.
But now we have Rogers Hornsby
of the st. Louis Cardinals flashing
across the horizon.
Last season, when Hornsby bal
ted .424 he set new modern rec
ord for the majors, topping the
best that Cobb, Sisler, Wagner,
4 Lajoie or Hellmann ever offered.
In winning the batting honors Of
the National League in 1924,
Hornsby broke Wagner's long
standing record Of four in a row.
Hornsby is the outstanding bat
ter of the National League, If not
the majors. For five consecutive
years he has demonstrated the
fact.
Hornsby is still young man.
Barring injury he should be able
to see many more years OF serv-
ice at his best. OF the present-day
batters he is the only one that
has a chance to equal or better
Cobb's record.
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Sport Laughs
BY BILLY EVANS.

BY BILLY EVANS.
1OME years ago Scotty Mon
teith, who used to manage
L. Johnny Dundee and who
now pilots Louis Kid Kaplan.
featherwegiht champion, had a
boy in. his stable named Sammy
Marine.
Marine was the original sphinx.
Either native dumbness or a
natural disinclination to talk, Ma
rino would go days without utter
ing an unnecessary word.
Marino fought in the small
clubs On the coast and became
quite popular with the fans.
Whenever he was at the ring
side as spectator the fans would
demand he be introduced, and
than they would clamor loudly for
a speech, knowing his reputation
for lack Of chatter.
Always Marine would crawl
through the ropes, bow this way
and that way. and then go back
to his seat without even parting
his lips in a smile.
But the fans never gave up.
They kept right after him and
one night Marine gave them the
shock of their lives.
AS usual he crawled through
the ropes and took his bows and,
while demands for speech" broke
In a din about his head. Marine
lifted his hand for silence. cleared
his throat and spoke as follows:
Ladies and peepull / fight any.
body my heavy. winner take 'em
everything
1t is said 1t was this speech
that inspired the Lardner School
OF English in America.
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BABE LEAVES
Ruth Wears Wrist Watch
and Knockout Clothes.

Bu Times Special
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.--Babe Ruth,
heavy clouter of the Yanks. has der
parted for training quarters in Hot
Springs after two-day loiter about
the Yankee offices.
Ruth said he. was physically fit
although he intends to train few
inches from his waistline. He pre-
dicted the Yankees would win the
American League pennant in a
walk, and that he would blast his
home-run record.
Aside from that the "Bambino"
was inclined toward discussions of
matters sartorial. He wore a wrist
watch and one OF the greatest over
coats ever seen in New York.
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Dempsey is worth 100000 every
time he works. He has not worked
in the ring since 1923 when he
earned S750,000 for two fights.
Ruth draws $4,000 a year from
the New York Yankees and be prob
ably collects another $10,00G from
the little extras he does on the side.
Very Little Profit
Nurrni is an amateur. Dempsey
and Ruth are highly paid profes-
SIGNALS. Nurmi is allotted So a day
for expenses. Out of those eight
bucks he must pay for a place to
sleep, must keep himself in food and
foot the bills for incidentels.
Since he has been in this country
Nurmi, it Is estimated, has appeared
before $4,000 spectators who have
paid about $4,000 to see him run.
Nurmi gets no part OF that gate.
because he Is an amateur.
How much Nurrni gets for run
ming has been a popular form of
speculation since he became a first
page story in this country. Some
feel that although he is an amateur
he may profit considerably from his
activities.
Refuses 10 Write
Nurnni. however. ia an amateur,
according to the strictest spirit Of
the rule. He was offered $4,000 re-
Gently by a syndicate for series
of six signed articles telling of his
method OF training and running, and
he turned down the offer. He said
1t would make him look like a pro-
fessional. although the rules Of the
Amateur Athletic Union permit an
athlete to accept pay for literary
activities providing he writes his
own copy.
His expenses when he came to
the United States-second class
were advanced by the Finnish-AIneri-
can Athletic Club.
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Saturday Basketball Results

Howard Township, rs: rev London. 13
West Middleton. 20; RusslaviI!e. n.
Clay Township. %; Howard township
West Middleton "a: Clay Township. IL.
RUSH COUNTY TOURNEY
ssllehIase .ss 81 S Ssa's5 10.
H& Arlington 90 )" SN4 sn; Salem. "a.
RaIelsSS. 81: Carthage. 20.
Milroy. 23i Arlington. 20.
MMSSIs Toy ss y M asle1sh 81 oihnal.l
WHITLEY COUNTY TOURNEY
washington Center. ID; Jefferson Gen.
Columbia City. 40; Coesse, 1e.
cOiumbis CITY, Sc; washington Cen
- South whitley. 20; Columbia City. 1e
(final).
HANCOCK INvITATTONAL TOURNEY
Arlington. IA Greenfield IL.
Greenwood. 81: Acton, 10.
Mt. Comfort. Fl Westland. 20
Greenwood, 23; Arlington. D. -
Mt Comfort. %; New Palestine. "a
(overtime).
MONROE COUNTY TOURNEY
Snithville. 81; Elletsyille, p.
BLOOMINGTON Seconds. 10: Helmsburg. 8
Stinesville, 81: Unionville. ID.
Bioominsst tOn Seconds Seconds as stinesviiie.
LIREfiRTy INyITAroNAL TOURNEY
Cambridge City, 81; Liberty Il.
BosSayill ss al Alou Msite sS 20
Brookvilie. 81 Cambridge City 81
Boston Boston, So; Milton, 81 double over,
time)
Milton. e. g Brownsville, 10,
Boston. SO; Brookville. 20.
DEKAI.B COUNTY TOURNEY
Garrett, 81; Auburn, % (fnall.
Gibson COUNTY TOURNEY
Owensvillc, al: Mt. Olympus. 10.
Oakland City. "a Fit. Branch. 10.
Hazleton. 81 Mackey, TO-
PPri.nssetonss 80; I francisco aSs q a.
Owensville' So: Oakland City. 25.s
Hazleton. 10; Princeton, IA.
Ownesviiie. ~; Hazeiton. IS (fnal).
GOSHEN TOURNEY
Goshen 81; Eikhart. %.
Nappance. BIZ Middiebury. 81.
Millersburg, l9 Goshen. l3 lhnaD.
PUTNAM COUNTY TOURNEY
Greencastle. so Putnamville. 8.
Fillmore, 10: Roachdale. 49,.
R Rsls GnHHn 81 B RsflsTiidIs 81
Greencaste. 80; Fillmore 49,
Russellville, 10: Belle Union, II.
Greencastle. %: Russellville 10.
KNIGHTST0WM, INvITAIIOclAL
Spiceland IL: Indiana Sailors and Sol
diers Orphans Home g.
Mooreland A: Straughn, i.
Gadiz, ID: New London. ~.
K Kooaatsnd a6 2S sni Hspnard 10.
Knightstown, ga Cadiz. TO-
Knightstown. 80; Mooreland. 10.
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A win over the Gophers would put
the Buckeyes in a position to occupy
first place If Illinois loses its next
game. The Him. however, have no
defeats on their record and since
they don't play this week, will cling
to their position.
Purdue meets Indiana at Bloom
ington Wednesday. On Saturday
Michigan comes to Chicago; Purdue
journeys to Minnesota and Iowa in
vades Northwestern.
/. u. has shown great improve
ment since the addition Of Beckner
and Winston to the squad and
swamped Chicago ard out-battled
Iowa in It's last two encounters. The
Purdue-Indiana game is always a
great rivalry contest and the clash
Wednesday has all the earmarks Of
thriller.
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RING
BOUTS AT
CLUB GYM
H. A. C. Amateur Show Sup
plies Large Crowd With
Real Action.

Fistic fans crowded the Hoosier
A. G. gym Saturday night and were
entertained by one Of the best anna
teur boxing cards ever staged in this
city. Classy entries from the Bust
ness Mems Athletic Club of st.
Louis, from the Gary Y. M. c. A.
South Side Turner's and the II. A. G.
mixed it up at fast clip.
The feature bout was between
Mike Stiles of Gary and Ted Hunt of
the Hoosiers, and was won by Stiles.
Another interesting setto was be-
tween two heavies, Jack Sellers of
the South Side Turner's and Warde
Fowler of the H. A. c., the former
getting the honors after three rounds
of seeking. Four knockouts, two of
the technical" brand, put kick in
the card. Summaries:
Flyweight--Forest House H. A. G.. Eyon
from Christopher Lapdigan, s. s; D. Ref
eree's decision Judges disagreed).
won from Bert Walters. H. A. c.. by tech.
nical knockout. in second round. Stopped
by referee.
won from Ripple Wilson, Fl. A. C, Judges
decision after fourth round.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. zale of Gary won
from Arthur wheel. H. A. c. Judges de-
cision.
Featherweight-MilK Stiles of Gary
won from Ted Hunt. H. A. O. Judges
decision.
Lightwcight-Hubert Johnson. II. A. c..
won from Bob Meyers. s. 8. T.. by tech
meal knockout In first round
Bantamweight--NiclS Charwick. st.
Louis. won from Lawrence Pruitt. II. A.
G, Judges decision.
won from Warde Fowler. H. A. G. Judges
decision.
from Jimmy Little st. Louis. by knox
out in third round.
Lghtweight-Casey Jones, n. A. c.,
won from Russell Dowdie. H. A. c.. by
technical knockout Dowdie could not re-
spond for third round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-02
II. A. C. PLAYS BUTLER
Two Games Scheduled for Friday
MiddIesworth In Game.

The Hoosier A. C.s and Butler
College will stage a double-header
basketball entertainment next Friday
night at the H. A. c. gym, Pratt
and Meridian SITS.
The first game. starting at 8 p.
M, will be between the Butler fresh
men varsity and H. A. C. seconds.
Immediately following will be But
Ter VS.. HOLSTERS. After the game
a basketball dance will be given in
the ballroom from 10 to IL.
The Hoosiers will be strengthened
for the fray by the addition Of
Wallie Middlesworth, former Butler
star
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WABASH, N. D.
Scarlet Meters Play Irish
tuesday Night.

Be- Times Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind. Feb. q.
The Wabash basket team. home
from two victories last week end
over Bradley Tech and the Peoria
Fans. independent club, win play
Notre Dame here Tuesday. The Scar
let METERS set a fast pace in the I'LL
nois contests and look to be in good
shape.
The big game looming just ahead
is the Franklin College fray at the
Franklin High School gym, Friday
night. It is one Of the big games OF
the year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-02

THAN Rogers Hornsby equal
IL Ty Cobb's greatest feat?
III When Hans Wagner led
the National League for four con-
secutive years the baseball world
marveled. Then along came Cobb.
In his second full season in the
majors. 1907, Cobb showed the
way to the rest Of the American
League batsmen. For nine years
he performed the remarkable feat
OF leading the swatters in the
American loop.
Cobb had set his goal as ten
years in a row. but Iris Speaker
spoiled his hopes in 1915 by top
ping Cobb fifteen points. Ty being
the runnerup.
However, the Tiger star was
only temporarily halted, for he
resumed his batting ways in 1917
ard for three more years led the
league in batting.
1t seemed Cobb had set one rec
ord that would stand for years IL
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-02
Turner Five Wins

South Side Turner basketball team
will play the st. Patrick five Tuesday
night at K OF G. Hall. It is q re-
turn game. The Turner's defeated
Bridgeport Sunday afternoon As to
50 Hutchinson and Richards were
high point men for the winners Phil.
lips played best for the losers
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-02
I. U. Swimmer win

The Indiana University swimming
team easily defeated the Michigan
Aggies in dual meet at the Indian
apolis A. c. pool Saturday night, 40
to 10. The Hoosier team placed first
in all but one event and also took
the relay.
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N. D. Hockey

BIZ United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb. 2.
The Notre Dame hockey
schedule was announced COM
plete today. The Irish VIII play
Minnesota at Minneapolis. Feb.
and 10, and at South Bend,
Feb. 20 and "a. The locals meet
Wisconsin at Madison, Feb. IL.
Michigan Aggies play here Feb.
and get return game at East
Lansing, Feb. Ia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-02
TWO WRESTLING BOUTS
Montana to Meet Reynolds in Broad
way Feature Thursday.

A wrestling card has been ar
ranged for next Thursday night at
the Broadway Theater which prom
ises to be one of the best staged here
this season.
Pete Montana, Philadelphia welter-
weight, is to meet Jack Reynolds in
one of the two all-star bouts and
Tony Ross. Kansas deadlock star, is
to meet the youthful Leslie Fish
baugh, Newark. Ohio, in the other
match.
It has been announced that both
contests will be to a finish with two
falls in three to determine the win
ner. The bouts viii be held after
the regular show at the Broadway.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-02
Lewis and Mondt

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. Ed (Strangler)
Lewis and Joe (Toots) Mondt went
through their PAGES here today in
preparation for their mat match
here Tuesday evening. Lewis claims
he is still the heavyweight mat
champion despite his defeat by big"
Mum
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-02
Y. p. C.'s In Victory

The St. Anthony Y. p C's defeated
the Y. NJ. H. A. meters 81 to %. For
games with the winners call Belmont
o5ss-J. The Y. P. C.'sSare playing in
the Independent tourney at the "Y."
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/. q. WrestIers Win

BIZ Times SDeoiGl
LANSING, Mich. Feb. 2.-lpdi-
ana University wrestlers defeated
the Michigan Aggie squad here Sat
urday night 20 to 0. The Hoosiers
took every match and won five falls
out of seven matches.
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COLLEGES

COLLEGES
Butler. 50; Vanderbilt. Is.
indiana, 80; Iowa, 2S
Notre Dame freshmen. 81: Culver
: Toledo, University. %; Detroit City
Ohio University. 40; Akron. %.
Pennsylvania %; Dickinson College. IA.
Wooster. 81: Case school, 90.
oeberlln., 30; Western Reserve. 10.
o Nj u wss1sv 81; Hiram n;,: Il q,
], Springfield College. SO; Boston Col
Colgate. As; c,arkson Tech. 40.
Evansville, SO: Hanover. 30.
Franklin. SO; Michigan Aggiee. Ia.
Notrc Dame 40; Loyola. 81.
Denison, SO; Miami, 10.
P Ps0 State STATE "a a. cSRt szg g. t.wo
times).
Syracuse. SO; Army. "a.
Heidelberg. % University OF Cincin.
Kentucky Wesleyan. 90 Centre. 10.
Eastern Teachers College, 20; Transyl
Capital. So; Ohio Northern. 2e.
Eordham, "a: Holy Cross 10.
Washington and Lee. 81; West Viz
Muhienberg, "a syarthmore 10.
Wabash. So ,d PsOr asrl Fsps. 81.
sSorssdes 81 seconds asSa DanviIs sec
onds. II.
Marion snsia ssS S: g sss,;,Ss,,; Is. J.
Roc dsssi Ss IS snPpilS gymoush. g.
Mssrslesy H. a. a,o CrswforSdssvile Co.
Columbus. 90; Seymour. 81.
Newcastle, 80: Connersville. u.s.
Rartford City o r. Faairm9Snt; 2s
(Richmond). 90.
Huntington, 20 Upton. 1so
Jeffersonville. % scottsburs, 81.
MARION COUNTY TOURNEY
Ben Davis "a: Southport 90.
Warren Central IL oaklandon. g.;
Warren Central. 81; West Newton. IL.
HAMILTON COUNTY TOURNEY
SSh on;sla';,. So; wsst a5e,s, L. 90
Carmel. IS; Cicero. is.
Arcadia. 80 Atlanta. 10.
cca armeI, 81 81 A A5SSdlsi 10 90.
WHITE COUNTY TOURNEY
s sFSUassHn IT, IT, l ssodRsio g. u
Reynolds, "a Round Grove. 10.
Monon 90: Wolcott. IS.
Monon. So; Reynolds. IA
Monon %; Brookston IA (final).
KOscIUsKO COUNTY TOURNEY
Milford 10; Syracuse. is lovertine).
SeriS Wsbst sS g surs Stwo ID H.
M FoST 2z N0 Sd1N WspstsF - sHna
Hilsboro. 81 veedersburg. Is.
Attica "a: Wallace, Is,
Hills s2sr g Attlca; IL 5a,,Y 49,
waldron, 81 Hope. Il.
Mt Auburn. "a; Boggstown, 20.
Waidron ~; Mt Auburn IL.
M Waaro Toy19shi mor e Gsne sp; 81
CASS COUNTY TOURNEY
Young America. 21; Lucerne. Z.
Galveston. II: Young America ID
tfinal).
CARROLL COUNTY TOURNEY -.
6ssI@Dssss;a 81 i B SS3lI6l ref 10.
fiiors' SIS: ? Delp iif 80 40
F E'ard 10 a i od Ross aId H.
ri1 Lamar IA RqaT SSUNfsYp ff66 9TfhlS
Goshen. 81: Elkhart, %.
New !ssrgfS a9Iss. III Sid%dfisiST9. 81
MnlWsFAzIBsAs WABASH ~ 7AE LEE Pa T6bsR ISL
Yincennes. A I Oblong, IA.
Wiley iTerre Hautel 30; Clinton. 10.
koSRnmss ssw lebanon ss4s H & 20;
ISssaassss s sary WHEY Tsrgs aasas
slns SRgSoS s o6 h8Es9EsS r fo9 5fasSsl'
Orleans = 20: I'VE West 81 Bsde en- IL tover-
oFls ASM2 Il; P sStbS II ' aS4Asrr
Clay 'TfowashlD 10 Rokan 2s G sse5hds, is
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String Beans

BIZ NEA SeTTtC6
CN1 PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2.
IT. Connie Mack will have
~ the tallest pitching staff
In captivity when he assemblies
it for spring training at FIT.
Myers, Fla. late In February.
All told the elongated man.
ager will have thirteen hurlers
in camp. OF these, nine Of
them stand six feet or more
from the ground; three others
barely fall short of the six-foot
mark. while Roy Meeker is the
diminutive chap. being but five
feet eight inches III Height.
Mack will have six south
paws in camp.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-02
FRANKLIN AT EARLHAM
Baptist Five Meets Quakers in Game
Tuesday Night.
~ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
FRANKLIN, Ind, Feb. Frank
lin College State champs may find
their hands full at Earlham Tuesday
night. Greene, the big back guard,
is back in the game for Earlham.
Franklin had no trouble defeating
the Michigan Aggies here Saturday
night, the club which downed Earl
ham by one point on the night be-
fore, so dope is very much in favor
Of the Baptists.
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Matthews Signs

BIZ UMited Press
DUQUoIN, H., FEY. 2.--"wid''
Matthews. outfelder with the Wash
|ington Senator'S part of last season,
announced today he had forwarded
his signed contract to washington.
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p Tunes BDectdJ
sCIPIO. Ind, Web. 2.-Scipio High
School took double-header from
Hayden. the boys winning. II to 8.
and the girls taking their game, 81
to 20.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-02
STRIKES AT MAGNATEs
Proposed Bill Would Levy Heavy
Tax on Player Sales
81 United Preee

Tax on Player Sales
Bg United Press
WASHINGTON Feb. "A bill to
levy Federal tax of go per cent on
the money involved in the sales of
baseball player from one club 70
another except when the money is
received by the player will be intro
duced in the House by Representative
La Guardia New York.
Critics Of the bill say such a law
would work to the disadvantage Of
minor league players. Club owners
would not sell their stars if the Gov
eminent took all the profit.
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Answers

/. When a player progresses in
any direction while retaining pos
session Of the ball it is classed as
running with the ball.
2. 1t is permissible to toss or bat
the ball in the air once during a
dribbIe.
8 A player need not be over the
boundary line to be out Of bounds.
He is so considered II any part of
his body touches the boundary lire.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-02
We CONTESTS CARDED On BIG Ten BASKETBALL SCHEDULE THIS WEEK
Indiana and Purdue Elves Clash
Wednesday in One Of the Fea-
tures-Boilermakers Play Twice.


CHICAGO Feb with five games booked for this week,
traers in the Big Ten basketball will attempt creep up
the leading Illinois team
Ohio State believed to have Of the best rounded qun
tets in the Western Conference opens the Minneapolis
tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-02
EIGHT DOLLARS PER DAY
Is GREAT NURMI'S PAY
With Dempsey and Ruth as Attraction,
By HENRY L. FARRELL
By HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press stan COrrespomdeut

NEW YORK, Feb. 2.--Jack Dempsey, Babe Ruth and
Nurr Richard estimates three greatest
fractions sports Charlie Paddock once an iustrious
member of the bg three but the breaking
taken his place.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-02
City Three Cushions
STANDING

WEEKS 4CHEDULE
1EOnday-Shane VS.. Lewis,
Tuesday Bray vs.. McGregor,
WedhesdRy-R0wer vs.. Rowan.
Thursdhy--Quinn VS.. Cook.
Fridsy--Co0pel W. Roberts.
MatfnaaI<ewia ~. Cook.
Matine pShsne ~. Roberts
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-02
CITY AMATEUR BOXING
Title Fistic Meet at s. S. II. Hall
March 2. 8.

Youthful f1stic lads of the city are
going to do some hard training this
month in preparation for the annual
A. A. U. city amateur boxing cham
pionship meet at South Side Turner
Hall March and 3.
A number Of last years champions
will compete in defense Of their titles.
ELIMINATION bouts will be held
March 2 and finals March 8.
The South Side Turner's have If
teen boxers on their team. Roy
Whitney Is intructor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-02
Nut Cracker

WALTER JOHNSON MAY TURN
ACTOR. IF HE DOES, AMERICAN
LEAGUE BATTERS WILL WISH
HIM, A LONG AND SUCCESSFUL
CAREER ON THE STAGE.
Baseball is perhaps the only
business where it is no credit for q
man to strike out for himself.
T7LARKE GRIFFITH IS. HAV-
I ING TROUBLE SIGNING
u HIS WORLD CHAMPS. HE
SAYS HE ONLY WANTS AN EVEN
BREAK. AMERICAN LEAGUE
UMPIREs DISAGREE ON THAT
POINT.
Nick Altrock has been ruled off
the diamond as regular player.
Nick insists that robs him Of the
funniest part Of his act.
| m oHNNY DUNDEE has re-
II claimed the featherweight
IL title. advancing the argument
that championships can only be won
and lost in the ring. Rumor has it
that a lot OF them are rehearsed In
the dressing room.
$50
Experiments have proved that the
lighter golf bail will cut drives about
ten yards. That's going to be tough
on lot of players who just about
average that distance.
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Basket Queries
QUESTIONS

QUESTIONS
l. How is running with the ball defined ?
2. Is II permissible to bat the ball In
the air after starting dribbles
3. Is q player out Of bounds IL he counes
into contact with the boundary line but
does not go over 1T
The Washington times., 1925-11-07
AURORA Hills
HOMES WIN
PRAISE
Mortgage Company Appraiser
Declares Them Ideally Lo-
Gated and Built

An interesting and significant
comment on Aurora Hills homes
and the whole suburban project
which has been carefully developed
around it for the last several years
was made by the appraiser OF a
large mortgage company who in
spected Aurora Hills this week.
After careful inspection Of the
various attractive types Of houses
and a general survey of the ex.
tensive property yet to be developed,
he voiced the opinion that nowhere
within his knowledge did he know
Of homes SO well located and sub-
stantiaIly and artistically built that
are selling at the prices quoted at
Aurora Hills.
seven rooms at s057 Porter street
from Jessie L. Campbell.
A mr. gnfficent detached residence
with eleven rooms and three baths
at the corner of Wisconsin avenue
and Newark street was sold to T..
II. Phifer for George NJ. Elliott.
Homes in FoxhaH Village Sold
The first group of Boss and
Phelps Foxha1l Village homes has
all been sold. Including the follow
ing sales which have been settled
and may therefore be reported.
Numbers ALSO, 4468, 4474 and 447S
Reservoir Road to Frank e. Web
ner, =. r. SommerviIIe. Archie K.
Shipe and A. E. Wilbourn, respec-
lively.
The Washington times., 1925-11-07

strated the great possibilities Of the
oil electric car. an entirely new
type 81 transportation evolved by
the engineers Of the Canadian Ma
tionaI Railways to solve branch line
problems and to meet bus line COM
petition.
At one point the car covered
twenty-five miles In less than
twenty-five minutes, and one Of the
steepest roads IN the Rocky noun.
tains was climbed at an average
speed Of forty miles an hour. The
average speed for the entire trip
was slightly under forty-three and
one-half miles per hour.