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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
BASE BALL
IN GOO D
STAN DING
Senator Walker Says Sport
Is Well Handled-LandiS
at Meeting.
Bu United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-"Basebal1
is in good hands. 1t can take care
Of ITSELF" Senator James Walker,
father of the Sunday baseball law
and the Walker boxing bill, said
Sunday night in talking at the an
nual banquet of the New York Base
ball Writer'S Association.
He commented that there were
some good points in the bill intro
duced recently at Albany, to place
all professional sports under the
jurisdiction of the State athletic
commission, but he expressed the
opinion that baseball should be al
lowed to take care Of itself.
Commissioner lands, who trav~
eled 1000 miles to attend the func-
ton, made no reference to the New
York Giants scandal when he was
talking and he said after the dinner
that he didn't care to talk about tfaa
case.
1t was understood, however. that
Lands was to have conferences
with the district attorney today when
further action against Jimmy O'Conp
nell, former Giant outfielder. wac "a
be discussed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
INvITATIoNAL TOURNEY

Drawings will be held next Satur-
day for the invitationa. basket tour
ney to be held at the Second Baptist
Church gym March 2 to 10. Thirty
two teams are entered.
The Real SILK girls team will meet
the Hoosier Dixie girls in a curtain
raiser to the semi-finals and the
winning team will play the Hotten-
tots in a curtain raiser to the finals.
Tournament tickets are on sale at
Em-Roes, Habich's and Smith-Hass-
ler-Sturra The entry list follows:
Brightsood NJ. E.s st. Anthony Y p
C.s. Indianapolis Roamers. Manual Out
laws Southern Ceits. Second Baptists. At
kins Athletes, Morris Street NJ Els. Piggy
Wigglies. Indianapolis Turks. Lauter All
Red Hawks. Edwin Ray Boosters. Ern-Roe
Juniors, Pleasant Grove A. C.k Carmel
Helts, Second Evangelicals. Edwin Ray
JUNIORS. South Side Chpms. Lutheran Re
deeners. Woodside Seniors. East Side r.
n I.e Eagle a. C.s. RaMblin' ads Hoo
MEMORIALS. College Of Pharmacy. North
Stars and College Cubs
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BARNARD
COL r {. r s
Pc r ORM
500 Horseshoe Pitchers
Compete in Florida
Tourney.
Ru T1nited Press

BIZ Un1CeG Press
LAKE WORTH, Fla, Feb. 49,
AThe annual horseshoe tournament
Wat turns Lake Worth into a boom
ing town for at least two weeks
opened today.
More, than 500 entries, including
100 women, are ready to toss shoes
over the iron stake. It's a big thing
for Lake Worth-hotels are crowded
and even the local paper changed
from weekly into a daily for the
twolweeks event, using United Press
service.
The winner of the championship
will get $400 in cash and medal.
There is a first prize for women, too.
The winner will get $3.50 and a
medal There will be twenty-three
other cash prizes for the men and
nine others for the women champion
shoe tossers.
One of the events Of the tourna-
ment will be the Carnival of States
Feb. FL. Delegates from Eastern
and Middle West States will parade
and prizes will be awarded to the
State having the largest number Of
representatives on hand.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16

The schedules announced call for
games on Friday and Saturday with
the championship contests on Satur.
day night. The list OF local teams
In the meets is as follows: Second
Friends Church. Indianapolis Turks,
Indianapolis Dudds, Indianapolis
Scouts. Ramblers. Broadway M. f.,
Western A. c.. Meteors, Hoffman
shoe store, De Molay Blues. River.
side A. A, Lauter Boys Club. and
Blue Jackets. The schedules are a.
follows:
NEW AUGUSTA SECTIONAL
FEB, go
2 p. M-Indianapolis Second Friends
Church VI. Beech Grove Independents.
2:4o p. M-P1easant Grove Independ-
enets ys, pTayette independents
A. q. VS.. castleton Burns. ' =
49,, a;iS ?; N-Edgewood Independents vs..
?: M5rBroad Ripple Joy elooms vs.
S:9S :. S-orooked Creek Bap.is,
$50 p. Meow Augusta Va. Lawrcnce
e:i5 p. M.-Lawrence Hoosier Hits vs.
Clermont Independents.
FEB. ell
o A. M~-Winner D. M game Friday
va Tinnsr 2;1S 49,, p. M g gn Friday: -,
Gay W.: winner 4 Is D. m. game Friday.
IL A. M.-winner z D. m. game Friday
vs. y yiP aSeo1 7;4o p n s s.sS Friday
Friday W. winner 9:i5 .. m. game Friday.
3 P. M-Winner 8 q. m game Satur-
day ys- winner 10 a. m. game Saturday.
d.4 " S;nnsv i M "a 2 m, game satur-
-Efnals-
S:15 p. M-winner 3 d. m. game vs.
NEW PALEsTINE SECTIONAL
7p M-Mt F c6m,o 20 wn,z n.n1. v.
Beech Grove Independents.
9 P. M.-;New Palestine lions Va. Nor
3 p. New New Palestine Fed Birds We.
Indianapolis Turks
10 A. M-New Palestine Dodgers va
InditYrn1aDoSf Ggsds soo.,. y. x,r.
a:s0 p. M.@Winner D. N. game Fri.
da o yys yinper p; m game Friday.
urday VS.. winner II a; m game Saturday.
s:lo P. M-wipneF $3.50 rams of aft.
0' vs. FISHERS MsHn sSdf r@s Al afternoon
r. M-Broadway M. ID. vs. Western
P. M.-rshers Red Arows W
o P. M.-sheridan B. O. W. Hoffman
FEB. Ell
o A M.--Ramblers vs.. De Molay Blues
10 A: M.-Riverside A. A. vs. Lauter
II 4. &-nuo Jackets VS.. winner =
p. m. game Friday.
!. 10 (Noon) winner 8 D. m gsme Fri
day vs.. winner D.. m. game Friday.
VS.. winner 10 a. m. game Saturday
B p. M:--Winner IL m. game 6atur-
day VS.. winner IL (noon) game Saturday.
.6:16 P. M.-winner D. m game VS..
winner 3 D. m. game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
BIG TEN NET
I'll &c Games on Conference
Basket Card Tonight.

Three Big Ten basket games are
scheduled tonight with Purdue VS..
Minnesota at Lafayette holding the
,Rnost interest for Hoosier fans. Other
ames are Michigan at Ohio and
Iowa at Wisconsin.
The much improved showing Of
Purdue against Iowa Saturday has
encouraged the Boilermaker rooters,
who expect the net team to make a
strong finish in the Big Ten race.
Purdue was defeated at Minnesota,
36 to 10, but tonight is another
night, according to stories from La
fayette which say Coach Lambert
finally has got the club going.
1t looks as though Harmeson, for
mer Manual High School player, will
start at one forward. He went good
against Iowa and may solve for
Lambert the forwards problem that
has been bothering the coach all
season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
SPORTWORD
PUZZLE

What well-known fighters name
in six letters qualities him to chal-
lenge Johnny Weissmuller, cham
pion swimmer.
What big league ball players
name in ten letters might cause you
to believe he was a married man?
What famous golfers name IL six
letters takes you back to the days
of the horse and buggy?
Saturdays Answers
PIPP-Too rnuch food always Gre
ates such feeling.
VILLA-The general by that name
was more elusive than the fighter.
SNODGRASS-A muffed fly ball
by a player of that name caused the
New York Giants to lose the world
series.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
FRAN KILN
AN N EX { s
THRIL-LE
Vandivier Plays and Butler
Goes Down-Indiana
Continues Squirt.

A large evening was INDUCED in
Saturday by Hoosier college net
teams. Purdue and Indiana won
Big Ten victories and Franklin
staged a comeback, after its defeat
by Wabash, to beat Butler in the
first contest at the new playing floor
at the Exposition building, State
Playground. The score was % to II.
On Saturday afternoon Wabash
defeated Notre Dame at South Bend
with Red Robinson occupying the
star role with six baskets from the
field. The score was 81 to %.
Crimson Speeds
I. u. continued it's upward rush
in the Big Ten by downing Michi-
gan at Ann Arbor, 20 to 20, and
is now in third place in the stand
ing with five games won and two
lost. The losses were the first games
of the season. Since that time the
Crimson has taken five straight.
Kruger was high point man at
Michigan with ten points.
Purdue showed decided improve
ment and romped on Iowa. 35 to %.
Cramer got going and SO did Sprad-
ling. The Boilermakers started with
rush and ran up the count to "a
to s at the half.
Vandivier Shines
Buffers old trouble of not being
able to score was very evident again
at the Exposition building against
Franklin and the Irvington club was
defeated. Fuzzy Vandiver got back
into the fray for the Baptists and
played great ball.
Cant and Vandiver accounted for
all of the winners field goals. Fuzzy
made just half of his teams points
with three field goals and five from
the foul line.
Butler started out strong with
Wakefield tossing them In, but sud-
denly stopped. In the last half the
Bulldogs made only one field goal.
The locals payed fine defensive ball,
but could not connect for points.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
MILE IN 4:O5
Nurmi Can Do 1t, Veteran
Coach Says.

Br United Press
BOSTON, Feb. 18.-Paavo Nurni,
Finland's super runner, can do
mile in 4:05 or less II he has a field
behind him that can push him to the
limit. Jack Ryder. veteran coach of
the Boston Athletic Association said
here today.
Ryder was one OF the officials who
clicked Nurmi when he made the
sensational time Of 8:5S in a two
mile run Saturday night in New
York. 1t was the first time that any
human had run the distance under
nine minutes.
I'm prepared for anything now"
Ryder said. with Lloyd Hahn,
Joie Ray and Leo Larivee in race
with him know that Nurni could
do a mile in at least 4:05. Nurmi
never has been pushed but he
would be with those boys in there
with him."
Hahn made a new worlds record
of 4:13 rs for the mile Saturday
night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
Nut Cracker

Ga ELL, AS A HOCKEY PLAY
WI Err WOULD SAY, A PUCK
@ rs SOMETHING IMPCR-
TANT ENOUGH TO SHAKE A
STICK AT.
Babe Ruth and Jack Renault, the
box fighter, are playing In the
Southern golf tournament. The
fine old game is gradually regaining
it's aristocratic flavor.
A lot Of hard-boiled theater-goers
are saying Benny Leonard's mother
would do the world a great favor II
she'd get the young man to resign
as an actor.
r." HE PASSAIC BASKETBALL
III TEAM WAS b z A T e N
- A f T e r WINNING I5e
STRAIGHT GAMES AND THE
TOWN STATIsTICIAN IS LOOK
ING FOR A NEW JOB.
The American Delegates lave
withdrawn from the Geneva opium
conference. -. 1t remains to be seen
what effect this will have on the
training camp predictions.
A Cleveland golfer, shot 20 times
in the war, thinks his experience
helped his game. This Is sufficient
reason to start the next war right
away.
IT'S ABOUT TIME FOR SOME
ONE TO THROW STRANGLER
LEWIS OUT OF ANOTHER RING.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
PLAYERS JOIN
Major Leaguers Interested
in Sports Alliance.

DIV Cnfted FreSs
NEW YORK. Feb. 16.-Major
league baseball players are now be-
ing accepted as members of the Ma
tional Sports Alliance. an organiza-
ton that until recently has been al
most entirely devoted to the inter-
ests OF boxing.
1t is possible that from the extern
sion OF activities by the alliance, the
threatened union of ball players may
develop.
"The National Sports Alliance was
formed to represent all professional
athletes" Jimmy Johnston, its pres
ident said today.
Our members until recently have
come mostly from the boxing ranks,
but we now have several prominent
baseball players and we will have
more in short time"
Johnston denied the alliance was
any kind OF a union in labor sense.
IF one of our members gets in
trouble our duty is to help him, :"
Johnston said. eff he becomes in
volved in any kind Of litigation and
needs legal counsel, our organiza-
ton will provide 1t for him." he said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
NET CHAMPS
%onrovla Welcomed Home
After Winning Tri-State.
By Times SneninI

BIZ Times Special
MONROVIA, Ind, Feb. 16.-The
Monrovia High School basketball
team, winners OF the tri-State tour
ney at Cincinnati last weekend, got
a royal welcome upon its return
home. Further celebrations are
planned for the trt-State champs.
Four Indiana teams were left to
fight 1t out In the semi-finals at
Cincy. Monrovia defeated Browns
town, 26 to 10. and Aurora downed
Logansport, IA to IL. In the title
game Monrovia defeated Aurora, 20
to 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
LEADS HOPPE
Cannefax In Front in Three
Cushion Match.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Feb. 16.-WIth a
lead of 100 to 100, Bob Cannefax.
worlds three-cushion champion.
went into the third block Of his
match against Willie Hoppe. balk-
line champion. here this afternoon.
Cannefax took the first block, go
to Al. and just managed to pull
pull through the second block by a
score OF so to SO.
Cannefax was the favorite today
in the betting. although some opin-
ion was expressed that Hoppe is not
yet on his real game and that he
still has a fine chance to yin. There
is no championship involved in the
match.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
REYNOLDS ROSS BOUT
Jack Asks Tony to Place Forfeit for
Match Thursday.

Jack Reynolds, Indiana University
wrestling coach, who is to meet Tony
Ross in a bout at the Broadway The
alter Thursday night. has insisted
Ross put up q forfeit to bind him
to the weight conditions which call
for the Kansas grappler to make las
pounds at o'clock the afternoon OF
the match.
The 1. u. coach rates Ross one of
his most formidable challengers and
is working hard to be in perfect ply
steal condition. The Crimson mat
men are affording plenty of opposi-
ton to Jack in his workouts. In
four meets only two points have
been scored against the varsity
turned out by Jack.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
TURNER'S DEFEAT ELKS
Locals Prove Too Strong fol
MooresviIle Club.

The South Side Turner basketball
team defeated the Mooresville Ellxs
Sunday afternoon at Turner Hall,
Az to 2S. Mitchell. Roberts and
Richards played good games for the
winners. Hayworth of the Ellts
scored twelve Of his clubs pots.
In curtain raiser the Br,ghtwood
Demons. a girls team. defeated the
Fairbank- Morse Maids, IL to 8.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
LOCALS LOSE
Jeff Beats Tech and Bedford
Downs Manual.

Technical and Manual high school
net teams lost on Saturday night to
strong State opposition. The Green
and White dropped another close one
at the ~" when Jefferson OF La
fayette slipped in a couple of bas-
kets in the final minutes to win.
S3 to 80.
Bedford was much too strong for
Manual at the south side achool's
gym and downed the locals. az to "a.
Higgs was the only Manualite to do
much against the Stone City team.
He dropped in six field goals. Koet-
ter and Girdley led the scoring for
the winners.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
Saturday Basketball
COLLEGES

COLLEGES
Franklin. 90; Butler. III,
Indiana, 20; Michigan. %.
WABASH, 81; - Notre Dame %
State Normal tTerre Haute). SO; Oak
'a'1 Illinois s i feS Chicago. 1b.
Ohio State. 90 Minnesota. 90.
Lehigh. So: Delaware, IL.
Mount Union College. So; Case School.
Ohio Wesleyan. 81; Western Reserve. %.
RB srttmout;o "a w Cornell. -.
anon Valley. 20.
8seTlin' q q; 1 1hiO u 30 Is.
HIGH SCHOOLS
jefferson CLatayette), 80; Tech. 80.
Bedford. AZ Manual, "a.
Rs ssssis T. u sSs sD Sns sipr1ss
25.
Lebanon. AZ; Thorntoyn. IS.
Elkhart. 80; Goshen. %.
Brookston. 81; Monticello, is.
ers sana5sIEds S. 81 E seSsl 10. ~
knishtstown. 80; Carthage. "a.
Fio as1n so = Peru su.i' II. ~
Brook. 40; Medaryville. %.
Valley Mills, "a; Mooresytlle .27.
Lawrence. 81: Alumni. 81.
Lawrence Seconds, IA; 0a,lsndon SEQ
Me- ,gusts. 81, Perry Central, as.
,rl New IA, Asvusta grade, 30; whitestown
S Esy,bSsrra q: Bloomfield ,,,;l II.
SOUTHPORT Cir %: Pittsboro Girls 3.
Nortl, Manchester, a. Warsaw. "a.
NNobl ssville,. 20 cambridge. %,
Ben Dayis Grades. Is: Silent Hoosier
Ia 'orte. SO: Valparaiso, is.
Stillwell, %: La Porte Seconds, 49,
:, Clayton. a2; jerersonvilie. 20; lover
M MiIforS s sa; Iisrc ss %: 49,.
Ben Davis. ~: Brownsburg. "a.
West lafayette. .3S; Montmorenc. 81.
Gss ' City, So; ' Vanb1renl IL ~
Normal high tTerre. Haute). so; Gar
field tTeTe Haute). %.
Union City, 20; HUnssvii h Is.
Jackson. % Jefferson. IS
Spantansburg, 10: Farmland. 4
Wayne Township. Is; Winchester. 13.
s partansSurs. 20: Jackson Sae ie. -
TRI-sTATE TOURNEY
(Cincinnati. Ohio)
Third Round
Monrovia tInd.). IL: Norwood tOhio).
Aurora tInd.,, 90; Columbus (Ind., !.
! Broyntewn Ind-). IA; Hughes scin-
oIiQssDsPort tInd). 10; Bsu Point
semi yinals----
Moqroy5a Ind-) 20; Brownstown
xiutiors = t1ri). "A: 1oe@nsposs tmd>.
monrov,. Is: I 49, !, 4
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
STRIKE ONE!
Pitching Machine Dishes
EN- Up for Purdue Batters.
By Times speosaI

BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, ind, Feb. Jeff
batting practice will help bring the
Purdue baseball squad around into
shape. it should be in good condition
early this season, as a baseball pitch
ing machine is being used sby the
candidates who are working out
night in a batting cage at the Pur-
due armory.
Thus the men can hat away to
their hearts content without Assist
ant Coach Tragresser being fearful
of injuring the arms Of any of his
pitching hopefuls.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
Seeks Title

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-Babe
Herman. California feather
weight, will challenge Kid Kap-
Ian. claimant Of the American
championship, as soon as he re-
turns to New York. according
to Jimmy Kelly. his manager.
Herman was not allowed in
the recent elimination tourna-
ment that Kaplan won. and IL
Kaplan is the champion. he will
have to accept our challenge"
Kelly said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
CITY INDEPENDENT MEET
Second and Third Round Tuesday IN

Second and Third Round Tuesday in
Amateur Basket Play.
On Tuesday night at the Y. M.
c. A. four more games in the local
independent amateur basketball
tourney will be played Two are sec
ond-round contests and two are third
round encounters. The schedule is
as follows:
Second Round
9 :40-"Y'' Leaders VS.. Christarsores
7:30-BrtghtwQod M. Z. We. Pennsy r. R.
Third Round
i15-St. Anthony Y. p. O. vs. Prest-o-
s:oo-Mapletons W.. First Bsptists.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
BOXING AT K. C. HALL
Cox and Roberts in Main Go Tonigm
Other Bouts.

Royal Cox and Eddie Robert, mi
clash tonight in the main go of the
boxing show. to be staked at K. of
G. Hall tonight. They will spar six
rounds. Ted Smith and Johnny Wei
burn will meet In the semi,final
scrap. Other matches follow:
Tommy Cane vs.. Kid Rozelle.
Gregg Wicks VS.. Charley Horning
Dol Coyle VS.. Billy Moore.
Marvin Wood VS.. Johnny Zenor.
Johnny Nickum VS.. Billy Mack
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16

The 100-pound amateur Basket
ball tourney will not be held until
Dffter the State high school tourney.
change in the rules gives each
team a chance to have three play
ers eligible who weigh up to ITO
pounds. For information write
Leonard Turpin, sos Fletcher Ave-,
or call Drexel 1709-R after $50 D. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
YANKEE CYCLISTS WIN
WaIthour and Mcnamara First in
Six-Day Race.

BN Times Special
CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-The Amer
lean team. composed OF Bobby Wal
thour Jr., and Reggie Mcnamara.
won the six-day bicycle race which
ended here late Saturday night. The
Belgian team, Stockelynch and
Goosens, was second, one lap behind
the winners.
OF the fourteen teams which
started last Sunday, eight finished.
The American team took the lead
Thursday night in a furious sprint
and maintained It until the end.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16

By United Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. 1e.--C.
J. Mems. Kansas, and G. w. Olney,
West Allis. Wis, tied for first place
in the International fiier champion
ship. closing event OF the annual in
terstate trapshooti1g tournament
here. r. G. Stanley, Fox Lake, ILL.,,
was third
More than seventy shooters com
peted in the tournament.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
N. D. MEN IN ACCIDENT
Auto Slids and Goes Off Road Into
Deep Water.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
ANNAPOLIS. Nd, Feb. 16.-Joe
Maxwell and James Canny, Notre
Dame students, and Charles Short,
amateur boxing referee. had a mar
row escape from drowning Saturday
night when their auto skidded off
the road and was submerged in
twenty feet of water.
Maxwell and Canny escaped first
and rescued Short, the driver, who
was imprisoned beneath the water
more than two minutes.
Maxwell and Canny are members
of the Notre Dame boxing team.
Maxwell played on the N. D. 1925
football squad.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
DUKE FARRELL is DEAD
Former Major League Catcher Sue,
curmbs I'm Boston.

Bu United Press
BOSTON, Feb. 16.--Funeral serv-
Ices were held here today for the
late Charles tDuke) Farrell, former
major league catcher and recently
coach and scout for the Boston
Braves. He died here Sunday at the
age Of So.
Farrell started in the major
leagues in 1888 with the Chicago
Cubs and retired in 1905 as a men,
Der OF the Red Sox.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
LOCAL INDEPENDENTS In
NEARBY NET SECTIONAL
Number of City Basketball Teams Ready to Play In Fish
ers, New Palestine and New Augusta Meets

This weekend number of Indianapolis independent
basketball will participate in sectional Journeys held in
three nearby These clubs unable get into the
local meet at the Y NJ G. A. and placed in the New
Augusta New Palestine and Fishers
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
ABS AWAITS COMING OF BAPSTS FOR FEATURE GAME WEDNESDAY
Vandivier's Recovery Gives Wagner's
Grew Plenty of Power to Throw
at Scarlet Leaders.
Bg Times Special

Times Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Feb. 16.-Wabash College is
stirred UP the Franklin basketball game here Wednes
lay night Interest increased tnfod after the Baps
eated Butler at Indianapolis last Saturday Wabash
wemed the Franklin team Franklin but that time Fuzzy
vandiver Of the lineup and B. Friddle was only
part Of the time
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
HITS PINS FOR 682
Rockford Bowler Shines in Big
Event at Minneapolis.

Bg United Press
MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 1e.--Rock.
ford apd Omaha bowlers held the
limelight at the international bowl
ing tournament today.
I. Bell of Rockford, Ill. turned in
a score OF 682 Sunday afternoon and
IL stood today for other individuals
TO shoot at. Bell rolled 234, Eli and
237 in three games.
e. T. Neal. Omaha, smashed the
pins for a total Of 667 and went into
second place, topping Henry Lehdye
of Minneapolis. who had been on top
3ince Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
Commercial Meeting

There will be meeting OF Conn
mercial Baseball League officials and
team managers tonight at the Emu
Roe store. Pilots of last years teams
are requested to be present at 1880,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
Eddie Mahan
Rg United Press

RH United Press
~7OSTON. Feb. 16.-Eddie
Xxi Mahan, former Harvard
III star, regarded with Jim
Thorpe and Red Grange as the
greatest backs Of all times, is
engaged in business here.
He is assistant football coach
at Harvard and coach of the
baseball team. He is still a fine
physical speciment and can
play football almost as good as
he could in his varsity time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16
Ho0SIER GRAPPLERs WIN.

BIZ Times Special p
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Feb. 16.-
Purdue wrestlers easily defeated
Northwestern Saturday by a total
score Of Is to 2. Howard. 145
pounds. was the only Purple mat
man to win. There was only one
bout decided by a fall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-16

@7HE Black Diamonds, girls
IL basketball team of Scipio
IL High School has met and
defeated all corners for the past
four years. This year the club
won the Jennings County tourney
defeating Butlerville in the finals