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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20

A number of games make up the
weeks card. Technical heads the
list with three encounters. Besides
the Wednesday battle Brownsburg
will be met at that town Friday
night and the strong Franklin outfit
played at the local ~" Saturday
night.
Another city series contest is on
the program at the Manual gym
Saturday night when Broad Ripple
visits the south siders' floor. Manual
defeated Tech in the only intra-city
affair the Red and White has played.
Ripple has lost to Shortrddge and
Tech. The Rippleites play West
Newton Friday night at West New
ton.
With eleven straight victories to
its credit Shortridge will have a.
chance to run its string to thirteen
this week. Thorntown comes here
Friday for a game in the north
siders' gym. The thirteenth fray
will take place at NoblesvilIe.
Saturday.
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IMPORTANT SWIM
EVENTS ON CARD
Title Contests Booked at
H. A. C, Tank Meet.

Three national junior A. "A. U. in
door swim titles will be at stake in
the meet at the Hoosier A. G. pool
next Friday and Saturday nights.
Besides the national events there
will be a number Of Indiana-Ken-
lucky A. A. U. races.
The national events are the. low
board diving. 1OO-yard free style for
men, and 5O0-yard free style for
women. Preliminaries in these
events will be held Friday and the
finals Saturday night. Included in
the list of entries for the low board
diving are:
Shields and Wrinkle. Louisville Boat
Club: Stokes of Central Y. M. c.. A., Gin
einnati; Corynz and Bass of the I. 4. G.;
Hudson and Green OF the H. A. g. In
the 100-yard free style are Laskawitz and
Hook of the H. A. C.. Laufer of Cincinnati
Central ~" and John Merriam. Nicker-
son and Churchman of T. A. G.
Seats for the meet are on sale at
Spaldings, Hoosier A. c. and Indi-
annapolis A. G.
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FEATHER CHAMP
AWAITS ACTION
KapIan Now Ready to De-
fend Title LaureIs,
BIZ Times gpecsaa

BIZ Times SpecsH
NEW YORK, Jan. 20 = Kid
Kaplan, new featherweigAt cham
pion, has inhaled the last Of the
ceremonial banquets prepared in his
honor by the residents Of his home
town, Meriden, Conn.,. and is now
turning his thoughts IS further busf
ness. He probably win close with
Tex Richard this week for match
with Edward Mascara European
featherweight champion.
Johnny Dundee returns late IN the
week from Europe Kaplan win have
to find out whether Dundee wants
to reclaim the title, and, IL Dundee
does, will have to fight hfEa for lin.
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Independent Basketball

The. Holy Cross Y. P. C. basketball team
will play the South Side Turner's at Holy
Cross Hall tonight at $3.50.
The River Ave. Bulldogs will play the
Capitol Christians tonight at the Com
munity gym. Fortieth st. and Capitol Ave.
and take on the Naval Reserve five at the
Propylaeum floor on Friday. For games
call Belmont 1907.
CUMBERLAND, Ind. Jan. 20.-The
Cumberland Baptists will play the garage
team here Wednesday night. The Bap-
lists have access to the local gym on
Wednesday. For games address E. f.
Eye. Cumberland. Ind.
The Communal Y. NH. A. netters viii
hook up with the st. Patrick Y. p. Cs to-
night at e c.. Hall. thirteenth and Dele
ware SITS. 1t will be the first meeting Of
these two clubs, On Wednesday night II
meet the 2: 8. Rubber club, For games
with the Y. M. H. A. address Max G.
Goldsmith. 1922 Union st.
The Christamores will play the 81. An
thony Y. p. C.s Thursday night at the
latters' hall. There is much rivalry be-
tween the two clubs and battle Is Ger
tain to result.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20

III Uncle Sam Takes Over Baseball
r. Fl ANAGERS of all teams win be
IWI expected to send packages Of
III seeds to every fan In his
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PLANS RENEWED
FOR TITLE MEET
Commission Busy Looking
Over Lightweight Crop,
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-Benny
Leonard's successor as the light
weight champion win be chosen
after an elimination tournament in
which eight lightweights viii be
asked to compete by the New York
boxing commission, It was reported
here today.
The commission may announce it's.
plans Wednesday. The candidate
being considered are: Sammy Nal
deT1, Sid FERRIS, Luis Viacentini,
Charlie OCoGnell. Allentowa johnny
Leonard, Jack Bernstein, Jimmy
Goodrich, Joe Dundee cad EOAAav
Dundee.
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REAL SOCK SHOW
GIVEN FANS AT
TOMLINSON HALL
Knockdowrs and Gore
ApIenty Click and La
veil Win Features,

Sidney Click outpointed Mickey
O'Dowd and Louie Layell butch
cred" frankie Frisco severely in the
ten-round wind-up flstie bouts at
Tomlinson Hall Monday night. The
Capital A. 9. promoted the show ard
the box Office recorded large at
tendance.
In other bouts Royal Cox shaded
Allan Watson. Carl Schn1adea
knocked out Young irwin I'm the
second round and Young Smith out
pointed KiA Davis.
Click Down Ia First
Mickey O'Dowd scored knock
down on Click in the first round, but
the local scrapper shook the bees off
and after he got under way his oppo-
nent didR4 seern to care for rough
going,
Click kept hts man on the ran
and piled up plenty Of points to
overbalance the first round upset
o'Dowd fought a poor bout after the
opening session.
frankie Frisco, Chicago, tttok =
terrific lactng AZ the hands OF
LAvelL His moss was mashed, his
mouth cut and the blood flowed
profaEsefY. Frisco displayed extreme
galnensss against the powerful
charges Of the Andersen lightweight.
Cox and Watson fought a spider
affair Of six rounds, the former
gaining the honors.
Easy for Scanladea
Schmadel ''devoured'' Young VIII
burn in two rounds Wilburn was
fiattened twice In the opening round
and when he went horizontal again
In the second the referee ended 1t.
In the fourround opener Dick
Smith stabbed Kid Davis, the fat
man, with enough tabs to WIN Davis
left eye was cut and swollen Most
of Davis swings went Wild.
1t WIS announced the next Tosnlin~
son Hall card win be staged Jan, %
by Promoter Gar Davis. Roy
Wallace win appear In one of the
feature scraps.
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WASHINGTON, d. O.. Jan. 20.-rhe
radical element in the Senate today start.
ed fflibuster for more home-runs and
fewer strikeouts. This is considered the
most Important national movement since
Miss Gray started the shimny.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20

EU7HILE to the baseball fans
Wl Nick Altrock is merely
- buffoon, baseball's clown.
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HIGH HONORS FOR
N. D. GRID KINGS
Students to Set Up Title Me-
mortal Tablet.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
SOUTH BEND. Ind, Jan. 2o.-
Notre Dame students win set UP a
memorial tablet to perpetuate the
names Of the 1924 National champion
ship grid squad, at celebration
Friday night In honor of the team.
Jimmy Crowley, one Of the -four
horsemen," who has been i'll in San
Francisco. will be here for the blow
out"
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SAINTS TO WORK
WITH N Y. YANKS
A. A. Team May Be Farm for
Major Club.
Bv UnIsed Press

Bw UHkted Press
NEW YORK. Jan, 2os-Ofncaals 0E
the New York Yankees and the st.
Paul American Association club were
expected to reach . working agree
ment at a conference today which
win make a Yankee 'sfarua" cut Of
the Saints.
Bob Connery, former chief scout
of the Yankees, recently bought the
champion st. Paul club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20

Do Pauw played the Wabash
team On even terms at Crawfords-
vile lest week until the. final ten
minutes Of the game when the Scar
let broke loose with flock of goals.
The team hopes to keep up the pace
against the Pagefnen tonight.
A capacity crowd at Bowman gym
nasium Is assured for the scrap.
Coach Morrison said he would start
the following lineup: Stewart and
Ward, forwards. Sturtrtdge, center;
Puckett and Hirt, guards.
Puokett Is q new cog IN the ma
chine who earned hfs place by a
fine showing against Franklin. He
is q sophomore who has been COM
ing along fast In the past few
weeks.
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BATTLE EXPECTED
Butler Drills to Regain Eye for N
Same IAne-IED.

Butler Drills to Regain Eye for Net
Same LINEUP.
Coach Page expects hard game
tonight at Greencastle in the last
game before final examinations. The
starting hnes1p win be practically
the same as In recent games.
The following Butler naen probably
will get into the game; Nipper,
Christopher and wakefield. forwards;
Captain Grfggs and Konold, center;
Reach, Corway and Harkep. guards.
Others to make the trip are Strole,
WoodlfnG, PaaJ, NaA and Dauben-
spack.
A long arm was held Mcnday IN
basket shooting.
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FINALS AT SAME PLACE
That Is What Fred German. Net
Chairman, Forecasts.


The local high school committee
in charge of the State final basket
tourney, which is held annually at
the Playground, was still waiting to-
day for final estimate Of the cost
of putting bleachers in the Expo
.sitiorl Bldg.
Fred German Of Technical. chair.
man Of the committee. said it loNked
as though the Coliseum would be
used as formerly.
The seating capacity Of the Elk
position Bldg. with builtin bleach
7ers would be only about $1,000. and
the cost would be extremely high.
A decision probably viii be reached
by tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20
TILDEN AND RICHARDS
Tennis Stars May Be Saved to Game
by Rule Change.
8v Urited preaa

BIZ Oftte0 PTe80
NEW YORK, jan 20.-William
Tilden and Vincent Richards, Amer
ica's leading tennis stars, who may
be forced into partial or total retire
ment when the new amateur rule is
adopted by the United States Lawn
Tennis Association, may be saved to
the game by slight change in one
clause Of the rule.
Officials of the association did not
regard seriously the story last week
that Tilden was going to retire, but
1t is known they are not willing to
go to any extremes that would force
the champion and Richards tc retire
from the game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20
FAST BLACK IN MEXICO
Local CoIored Boxer Wins First
-Four Fistic Bouts.

Danny Cohen, who is booking
boxing bouts for Fast Black, re-
ceived newspaper clippings from
Black today showing the Indian
apolis colored knuckle-duster is go
ing good in Mexico.
Black is booked for ten matches
in shot tamale land,p and he won
the first four. If he continues the
winning pace, Cohen plans to bring
him back to Indianapolis and en-
deavor to match him with Larry
Estridge, the star eastern colored
battler
Cohen is arranging bouts for
0ther fighters and is located at fS1S s..
Meridian St.
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Romano and volkofr

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Jan. 2o.-Mike Ro-
mano, who claims the italian heavy
weight mat title, today signed to
meet Hassan Volkoff, Bulgarian
champion, here Friday night. The
winner win challenge Mum, new
worlds title holder.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20
Big Ten Standing
Baseball Meeting

A baseball meeting will be held at
1925 Brookside Aves on next Fri
day. The following players are re-
quested to attend: Bob Adams,
Frank Adams, Hurneman. Jordan.
Thompson. House, Schaumger.
Cruise. Diggs, Mullendol. WTolley,
Porter. Woods. Weaver ana White.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20
NEW BASEBALL DIAMOND
Diamond Chain Builds Field-PrO
ceeds of Dance to Athletes.

The Diamond Chain Social and
Athletic Club will hold its annual
dance at the Athenaeum next Sat
urday. Proceeds will go toward buy,
ing equipment for the athletic teams
of the club.
The Diamond Chain Company is
building a new baseball diamond at
Kentucky Ave. and West ST., which
is expected to be one of the best in
the city. The City Amateur Base,
ball Association will be permitted to
use it for scheduled league games.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20
Sox Book Games

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Jan. 2O.LThe Chicago
White Sox have signed exhibition
games with New Orleans of the
Southern Association for March 81
and April /. and with the University
of Louisiana April 2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20
MANY GAMES ON LOCAL.
II. S. CARDS THIS WEEK
Tech VS. West Newton Cathedral and Gbaut Of Vncen-
mes Wednesday Number Of Weekend Scraps,

high school basket start early this week
give the fans something talk about Two games
scheduled Wednesday in Indianapolis Tech takes West
Newton Technical gym $3.50 Wednesday afternoon and
Cathedral plays its only contest of the week Wednesday night
at K G. Hall with Gibault High Of Vincennes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20
COACH MURRAY SOUGHT
Marquette Mentor May Accept the
Mound City Grid Offer.
Bp United Press

BIZ United Press
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 20.-Coach
Frank ]. Murray, for three years
Marquette grid mentor, may go to
Washington University, st. Louis.
Washington athletic authorities
have made Murray an offer, which
ne says he may accept. Marquette
lost two games in the three seasons
Murray coached here.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20
WREsTLERs in SHAPE

Reynolds and Carpenter Ready for
Mat Go at Broadway
Jack Reynolds. Indiana "U" mat
coach, and Ray Carpenter, Ohio
grappler, who are to meet In finish
bout at the Broadway Theater, We'd
nesday night, both are reported IN
good physical condition for a gruet
ing match Two falls in three viii
determine the winner,
The match is to be held immediate
H after the regular show, which
win be cut short so as to allow the
men to go on the mat at s;45 p m.
Young Charlie Olson has been Sc
lected referee
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Illinois wesleyan Pilot

BH United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Jan, 2o.-
Harold Wallace, tackle, became cap
tain of the Illinois Wesleyan 1925
grid team at an election Monday
night, Wallace comes from Rock
Falls, III.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20
SCALES AT PORTLAND
De Paw Athlete Takes Job as High
School Coach.
"a Tim "a GnecfnE

BIZ Times Special
PORTLAND, Ind, Jan. 2O.-Ru-
fus Scales, De PAW football player,
will take charge of the coaching at
the local high school, beginning next
semester, Jan. rs. according to an
nouncement Of Supt ]. C. Webb. He
win take the place Of Coach Cady,
who resigned.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20
Monday Basketball

Michigan, IA: Wisconsin. IL.
Northwestern. Is; Minnesota, IA.
Mt. Union, 50; AshI4nd, 81.
Kansas Aggies, So; Drake, IL.
0lurnbia, 26; Harvard. "a.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20
FIRST In TWO SEASONS
Northwestern Upsets Minnesota in
Net Fray at Evanston.

BU United Press
EVANSTON, ILL.,, Jan. 20.--North-
western toppled the crack Minnesota
quintet Monday night, Is to Ia.
1t is the first Western Conference
net game Northwestern has won in
two years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20
FIRPo LANDS IN PARIS
Luis Says He Has Finished Playing
and Intends to Work"

BIZ Unit4d Press
PARIS. Jan. 2o.-Luis Angel
Firpo was discovered In Paris Mon
day after an excited search by box
ing promoters who heard he had
abandoned the idea Of lighting Tom
Gibbons before the National Sport
ing Club Of London. He said he In
tended to start for Nice about Sat-
urday and begin training.
1--WE finished playing and intend
to get down to work." said Luis
Angel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20
WHALEY ON VERNON NINE
Local Boy Is Playing In Winter
League ON Coast.

Bill whaley, local ball player with
the Los Angeles Pacific Coast
League team, Is performing IN the
California Winter League as mem
Der of the Vernon nine Whaley's
club is running second.
Each club of the winter circuit
plays two games each week.
Whaley was mainstay with Los
Angeles in 1924 and his stick work
was promir ent throughout the sea-
SON.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20

WASHINGTON, d. c.: JAN. 20
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE RE-
FUSED TO CALL AN EXTRA
SESSION OF CONGRESS TODAY.
IF YOU BIRDS CAN'T GET
THINGS OVER WITH IN NINE
INNINGS I'LL GET SOMEBODY
WHO CAN "THE MANAGER
THREATENED.
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CARNEY TO BOX BRIGHT
"Big Ed to Meet Britisher in New
York Tonight.

York Tonight.
BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, Jan. 2O.-Ed Gar
yey, formerly OF the Notre Dame
football team will meet the first real
test tonight when he fights Dan
Bright, British heavyweight, at the
Pioneer Sporting Club.
Garvey has upset several I'M
known fighters in preliminary bouts
around about New York, but has not
yet met a man OF Bright's profess
sional experience.
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Le10 Stopped
BIZ nnited Presa

BIZ United Press
E7ITTsBURGH, Pa, Jan.
r. 20.-Lew Tender, Phil
IL adelphia lightweight who
gave Benny Leonard his hard
est fights when he Tendler)
was a leading contender for
the championship, Monday
night was knocked out for the
first time in his career by Jack
Zivic, Pittsburgh junior light
weight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20
PREST0S TAKE ANOTHER

Dutch .RichesOn TOsses Eleven Field
Goals Against Mooresvi1Ie.
BIZ TIMES Special
MOORESVILLE, Ind, Jan. 20
The Mooresville Elks lost to the In
dianapolis Prest-O-Lite basketball
team here Monday night. SO to 81.
1t was the sixteenth victory for the
winners.
Dutch Richeson led the visitors
attack with eleven two-pointers,
while Baines was best for the locals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20
CLOSE ONE TO MICHIGAN
Wolverines Down Badgers in Hot
Game at Ann ArborS
Bz United Press

BY United Press
ANN ATsBOR, Mich, jan 2c,--
Michigan came through on the long
end of a spectacular basket struggle
here Monday night, winning from
Wisconsin, ID to IL.
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Comedians Coming Big Butler
.ALI'ROCK AND. SCHACHT'
WITH HOLLY NET SQUAD
Famous Diamond Clowns to Do Stunts When Pro Team
Clashes With Hooser "A. C. Five Here.

The Holly Majors professional basket team has been booked
here next Saturday night at Tolnson Hall by the Hooser
c. whose will take the club Nick Altrocl
and Schacht of the world champion Washington baseball
club will do comic stunts between halves.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20
Nut Cracker

III Uncle Sam Takes Over Baseball
n Fl ANAGERS of all teams win be
lM expected to send packages Of
III seeds to every fan In his
town. 1t will be advisable, however,
not to send razzberry seeds.
MAGNATES. IN DELIVERING
AoPENING DAY PROPHECIES,
MUST LEARN TO MASTER SUCH
PHRASES AS VIEW WITH
ALARM" AND POINT WITH
PRIDE"
,t T your team needs good istthande I,
ought to be just as easy for him to get
an appropriation for left,handed pitcher
er probably viii do the town more good.
The Government shall reserve the
right to levy the same import tax
on bushers coming to the big
leagues as on ivory imported from
Africa. It is the Governments de-
sire to encourage the use OF do
nestle ivory anyway.
Your Uncle Samuel win be tickIed
to know no barrier exists against
college players. Your Uncle
Samuel then will see that some Of
the electoral college boys get fair
shake In the big leagues.
NW1 ASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 20.--
IWI Senator Bygosh of Muddy
- Waters. Wis, introduced a
bill in the House today making it
compulsory to put mustard on both
sides of hot dogs served to baseball
clients.
WASHINGTON, d. O.. Jan. 20.-The
radical element in the Senate today start
ed q tilibuster for more home runs and
most important national movement since
Miss Gray started the shimmy.
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Claim Good Record

But Altrock and Schacht are not
the only attractions. The Hollys
boast of an exceptional basketball
outfit and claim a record of eighteen
victories and only two, defeats this
season with all games played on OPP
ponents' courts under varying rules
and conditions. The contest here
will be played under intercollegiate
regulations. ~
In the list Of players are included
Nat Hickey, who is considered one
Of the greatest pro players in the
country; "Snooks' Dowd, AL Kellett,
Dewey Steffen. Admiral Martin and
Harry Moger. Kellett was bought
by the Boston Red Sox for a trial
next season, as a pitcher and Martin
was purchased by the Chicago
White Sox for an infield trial.
III. A. C. Team Fast
The Hoosiers have fast-stepping
team, which has made fine record
this season, to throw against the
transformers, and a fast game is as
sured.
1t is a double bill. with Altrock
and Schacht to supply the fun and
the METERS to supply the thrills.
Tickets will go on sale Wednesday
at Spalding's and the Hoosier A. c.
clubhouse at Pratt and Meridian SITS.
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DE PAUW ON EDGE FOR
INVASION OF PAGEMEN-
Greencaste Scene of important State College Basket
Battle Tonight Swarm of Fans Expected
BIZ Times SpeciaI

GREENCASTLE, Ind, JAM 20.-The De PAW University
basketball team ready for the Butler tonight and
portes OF the Tigers hope for upset Of the dope which wiz
find the local collegans top at the final gun
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-20
Sport Shorts

IN Fl Minnesota net players prob
INIl ably went sleepless Monday
Ill night. They were heavy fav-
orites to trouncs Northwestern, but
the Purple upset 'em. Don't count
baskets before they are shared!
Jim Crowley, Notre Dams star
halfback, who has been ill since
: the New Years Day game with
Stanford, was scheduled to leave
San Francisco today for South
Bend. Once more N. ID. students
are shouting, "Come on, Crowley
Amateur gate crashers were Inundated
Monday night at Tomlinson Hall when
they found they couldn't heel IL in.
Numerous experienced crashers made" it.
however One doorman fell hard for two
vets. They flashed half pint bottle ard
need of a 'bracer'' and turned his back
The crashers slipped the bottle. into the
doorman's clothes and passed in. The
n. D.. was empty
T7NSURANCE men meeting herJ
were entertained Monday
IL night with boxing card ar
ranged by Steve Harter. Make Ep-
stein shaded Kid Webb in four
rounds and George Cummings and
Tommy irwin boxed on even terms
in four sessions. A battle royal also
was staged.
Ugo Frigerio. Italian Olympic
walking champion, arrived irl New
York Monday, and was welcomed
to the city by Mayor HyIan.
Frigerio plans to participate in
numerous heel and toe "wiggIe"
races in America.
Eddie Sticking and Johnny Hodapp,
Tribe infielders.N came to the city
late Monday afternoon for short
visit. They are eager to go South
and start tossing the ball. Hodapp
has reduced his poundage since the
1924 season. Goth athletes look
Eft"
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WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Jan. 20.
The little green house Of X.
street has a new tenant in MIR.
Cosy .Dolan. When called on by in
reviewers today Mr.. DOlan said he
did not remember.
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They are two nationally known
clowns of sport and offer something
unique for the net fans. They do
not play in the game, but burlesque
it with screams.
On their list of tricks" the come
dams also present a tight rope walk
ing act. wrestling match, boxing
match in slow motion picture style,
and another movie" of battle be-
tween Babe Ruth, the slugger, and
Walter Johnson, veteran mound ace.
A take-off on grand opera is another
stunt.