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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-31
Basketball Notes

In one of the best games seen at the
r. NJ. CA. aoor this year the. Central
Y" nosed out the Penn. r. r. five. last
years city champs, by the score Of ~
70 Barker, Cox and Wright, former
winners featured during the game. In the
curtajn-raiser. the Holiday Girls beat tho
Rrightwood Girls liz a close game. New
Years night the Central "Y' will play
the fast Ft. Harrison team at the Y. M.
e features Al This III . is to be Bou sns Of at t he many many
Game G. will start at S;3o 2. m For games
G.. Goldsmith. 622 s. Meridian st.. Indian
apots. or call Drexel 3047-W after 6 $50.
The Meteofs dropped a amge to the
Bridgeport A. G. Tuesday. A to 40. Good
loe and Brandt each scored seven baskets
DIR the winners while Henderson led the
losers. with six field goals. closely followed
by King and Carpenter with. five each.
season. Tonight they play FIT. Harrison
at the fort.
The W. o. Club of the Thirty-First st.
Baptist Church has. some open dates after
city and State teams. For information
call A. @. Wooten. Main 1046, or send
mail to 317 s. Rural St.
The Arrow A. Q. wants games in the IA
teams. Address Joe Farrell, 1414 e. Mar
ket ST.. or call Lincoln 1897. Western
Triangles and Whirlwinds take notice.
claim a forfeit cams from the Universal
Juniors VINO failed to appear for a sched-
yled. contest Tuesday, night at Thirty
@ St. gym.
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Washington boasts a great back
field Quarter Back Guttermsen and
Half Back G. Wilson were selected
by practically every football expert
in their section for the AI-Pacihc
eleven. Full Back Tesreau was a
close second to Nevers as the star at
that position. G.. Wilson also was
an alI-American choice.
The line is one of the best ever
produced on the coast. 1t consist
emily outplayed the forwards Of
both Stanford and California.
Wallace Wade of Alabama is rec
ognized as n Of the outstand-
ing mentors of the South. He is a
great believer in fundamentals, work
and team play.
Hubert Star
The big field general is "Pooley"
Hubert, quarter back. His general
ship is largely responsible for the
teams wonderful record during the
past three years. He will play his
swan song in Pasadena on New
Years day.
Six other members of the team
will also play their last game for
their alma mater. They are Mack
Brown, n of the South's greatest
broken field runners; ellis, another
ilashy half back; Capt. Bruce Jones,
guard; Big Bill Buckler, another
guard; Hudson. end: Camp, tackle.
Brown, Hubert and Buckler were all
Southern this year, while Jones bare
ly missed the mythical eleven.
Alabama's line averages around
200 pounds, but the back field aver
ages less than It's pounds. Hubert
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United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. s1.-Major
league baseball had another year Of
success and prosperity In 1925, The
game fiourished with hot pennant
races In the two big circuits,
The fight the washington Senators
had in the American League to beat
off tho Philadelphia Athletics and the
impressive victory Of the young
Pittsburgh Pirates over the New
York Giants In the National League
stimulated interest generally in the
game.
1t was unfortunate the worlds
series was spoiled by beastly
weather, but nothing was lost but
comfort as the stands were packed
for the games and a new record for
receipts was established.
Close Earlier
The bad weather encountered in
Pittsburgh convinced some OF the
major league magnates that the
season should be closed earlier and
1t was decided to close the schedule
next year on Sept. 26 and to start
the worlds series Sept. 2S or 20.
To avoid the danger Of inter
ruption by darkness, 1t also was
voted to start the worlds series
games at 1870 instead OF 2 o'clock.
The result of the National League
pennant a C was pleasing, par
ticularly to the fans around the
circuit who had tired OF the pro.
tracted domination of the New York
Giants.
The Pittsburgh Pirates had a fine
young team and they were deserving
champions. They had to fight hard
to win and they would have a harder
battle II the Giants had not suffered
a distressing run of accidents and
bad breaks that almost wrecked the
club completely.
Yanks Fail Down
The collapse Of the New York
Yankees was the outstanding de-
velopment Of the American League
season. WaIly Pipp went so bad
that he had to be replaced at first
by Buster Gehrig. Deacon Scott
slowed up so much that he was
traded to the Senators and Babe
Ruth's trouble demoralized the club
The Babe had to be brought home
from the training camp on a stretch
er and he was in the hospital for
weeks in the early season after an
operation.
The surprisingly good sho wing of
the Philadelphia Athletics was as un.
expected as the collapse Of the Yam
KEGS. Mack's youngsters fought it
out with the Senators until the
last quarter of the season when the
team fell into a long losing streak.
Excellent pitching by the veterans,
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ST. XAVIER TOO STRONG

st. Xavier OF Louisville was too
strong for Cathedral High at K. C.
hall here Wednesday night and de-
feated the locals in a basketball
game, 26 to 10. The at the
half was 16 to 6 in favor Of the in.
vaders.
Frequent fouls were called on both
teams. Cathedral was unable to sink
its chances from the foul line. Hen
bricks starred for st. Xavier while
Fitzgerald was best for the losers.
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N. D. WIN N
Irish Continue Fast Pace
on Basket Court.

BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND, md, Dec. 81
Notre Dame basketball team con-
tinued on it's unbeaten way here
Wednesday night to defeat North
western, 38 to 81. 1t was the second
victory over the Purple.
The first half was close with the
Irish" leading, 10 to 8. They pulled
away In the final period. however,
with Johnny Nyikos running wild.
Ten field goals and two from the
foul line was his contribution.
Baker got four of the seven
baskets made by the losers.
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DAVIS VS..
"A / r = | N
MAIN 0
Virgins Hurt and Harter
Signs Feathers for Fea-
ture Friday Afternoon.

Matchmaker Harter Of the Wash
ington A. G. has been forced to
change his main go for Friday after
noon at Tomlinson Hall owing to in
who was slated to meet John Risko.
Don Davis, Pacific Coast feather
weight, who is now fighting out of
Chicago, has been matched with
Merle Alte, local scrapper, for the
ten-round feature New Years aft
ernoon. The remainder Of the Fri.
day program stands as booked.
Davis and Alte mixed in a fu-
rious bout in Chicago recently on a
Christmas fund card and Harter
considers himself lucky to have
these boys substituting for him. 1t
is said Jim Mullen, Chicago pro-
moter, had planned to use Davis and
Alte in a show at East Chicago, but
withdrew his offer in order to help
out Harter in the Indianapolis event.
Hurt While Wrestling
Virgins was injured while train
ing at the Arcade GYM. He was
wrestling with a huge sparring part
ner as part of his work and strained
a tendon during a struggle on the
mat. Chuck was forced to remain
in bed Wednesday afternoon instead
of boxing, and Wednesday night
physicians said the local light heavy
would not be able to go through with
the Friday fistic engagement.
Therefore the Wiggins-Ri sko bout
was cancelled and Davis and Ate
substituted 1t is said Chuck and
John will be re-matched for a later
show here.
Due to the fact Virgins and Risko
are off the Friday card, Promoter
Harter has dropped prices to 81 and
50. Fans desiring refund on tickets
can get same at the Clarke and Cade
Claypool drug store. Fans holding
ringside tickets will tbe reimbursed
81 and can have tickets adjusted at
the drug store or at the Tomlinson
Hall box office. Request for re-
funds must be made, of course. be-
fore the show.
Davis Experienced
Don Davis is expected TO give the
smuggling Alte a whale of a match II
Chicago reports as to his prowess
are not exaggerated. According to
Harter, Davis has met many .promi,
nent boys. including Babe Herman,
Phil Kaplan, Sammy Mandell, Joey
Clein, Jose Lombardo, frankie Gar
cha, Johnny Herman and Jimmy
Lewis.
Merle Alte made a solid hit in two
appearances before Chicago ring
fans. He recently fought sensational
scraps with Ray Rychell and Davis
and probably will get a feature bout
at East Chicago, Jan. Is, If he again
shows well against Davis here.
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FIRST IN COLE
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 3.-Dick Mel
son, Indianapolis professional, failed
to return a card Wednesday in the
final thirty-six holes of the Miami
open golf tournament, following his
fairly good $50 of Tuesday. The win
ner turned up in Willie Klein,
Garden City Pro, whose final bril-
liant 90 gave him a 2Ss, to win by
two strokes.
Jock Hutchiscn, former British
open champion, was second with 291.
Bobby Jones, national amateur title
holder, tied for third place at 293
with Willie MacFarlane, national
open champion, Gene Sarazen and
Johnny Farrell. Bobby had a 1911
Thursday.
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CHAM
MunCie Springs Surprise
Frankfort H. S.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
MUNCIE, Ind Dec. S1.-MuI
High School defeated Frankfort
Wednesday night, so to 2S IN
thrilling overtime game In which|
winners came from behind to tie
score in the regulation playing a
The score at the half was Is II
in favor of the state champs.
Wedmore of Muncie tied the s
at 2S-all just before the gun bal
In the overtime Joris and Bun
scored field goals for Muncie. 4
Frankfort did not have
services Of Captain Plunkett.
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BENTLEY AT FIRST BASE

Bg United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Slack
Bentley, who came from the Giants
to the Phillies with Wayland Dean
in a trade for Jimmy Ring, will be
used regularly at first base next sea-
son. according to President William
f. Baker. Bentley is also a pitcher
and fine hitter. Dean will be used
regularly in the box.
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U AT

BH Times SDecfaI
OAKLAND, CAL, Dec. 30. - Ray
Pelkey, Oakland. outpointed Allen
town Joe Cans here Wednesday
night in ten rounds. 1t was a tame
bout. Stewart MCLEAN, st. Paul,
stopped Midget Smith, Salt Lake, in
two rounds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-31
HE FoOLEp

~ NE Of the greatest football games
IN 1 ever have seen was the Michi-
MI gan-Minnesota tussle In 1910. II
- was played at Ann Arbor.
Michigan had n strong eleven that fall.
II was built around the great Benbrook.
Wells. Thomson and Shorty Mcmillan.
Minnesota boosted an equally famous ag-
gregation. With McGovern. Rosenwald. Er-
dali and johnson as the leading lights.
Wolverines had been tied.
Mcmillan. quarter back. was one of
Vests most famous field generals. And II
was his heady playing that enabled Mich
to whip the Nofthmen that year.
For over three-fourths of the game the
rival eleven had battled up and down the
field. with no discernablc advantage. IL
looked like a scoreless tie.
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California WeIter Slight
Favorite Over BritiSher.

BR United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-Dave
Shade, California welterweight, and
Roland Todd. former British cham
pion. who are to meet Friday night
in the Garden. finished training to-
day. They were reported to be in
the best Of condition. Shade is a
slight favorite in the betting.
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MARoONs LOSE

BIZ UHtteh Pfe8s
CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-Ames Uni
versity defeated the University of
Chicago basketball team in a hard
fought game, % to 81. Arnold and
Staver starred for Ames, and Roer-
ger was the bright light for the
Maroons.
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sOx FREEZE

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Dec. 31,-The VIII
Sox have turned over Carl Free
a young right-handed pitcher, III
Little Rock, Ark, club Of the So
ern Association. Freeze was WI
the Sox for a time last season, ha
ing been picked up at Baylor u
versity.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-31
Alabama University and Washington
Football Teams All Set for Tourna-
ment of Roses Feature.

BIZ Times Special
Los ANGELES, Dec. 31-When Washington meets Ala
bama in the Tournament of Roses intersectional grid game al
Pasadena New Years afternoon, two well-coached teams, versed
in all styles of play, will fight it out for supremacy.
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EASY FOR

BIZ United Press
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 31.-Ottawa
defeated Pittsburgh, 5 to 0 in a Ma
tional League hockey game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-31

ri HE flashy little serapper from
the south side. Louie Epstein,
IL the third member Of the Ep-
stein family Of newsboy boxers, is
pictured herewith in the training
toys he has been wearing while
working out for his struggle with
Jimmy Stewart. Louisville lad, in
n of the prelim bouts on Harter's
program at Tomlinson Hall Friday
afternoon. There was a difference
Of opinion over the decision when
the Hoosier and Colonel FLASHED not
long ago.
The Stewart Epstein f%our-round
scrap will be one of six bouts on
the New Years day card-two fours,
two SKIES. one eight and one ten.
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College Games Tonight

Wabash at Evansville.
Sparks College at Central Normal
Missouri at Purdue.
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r-5HERE were two and one
half captains on the
Missouri University basket,
BAN squad that played Butler here
Tuesday night. Mcqueen, a for
ward, is the leader Of next springs
baseball team. Then, Of course,
there was Mcmillan. the basketball
captain. Bacchus, who jumped
center, is the onerhalf part OF it.
He was tied in the vote for foot
ball captain with Pete Jackson.
The two will divide the duties next
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-12-31

Walter Johnson, StanldV
and Dutch Reuther.
Senators TO win the chat
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Horemans can hold that 1872
balkline billiard title until Jan. s,
anyway. Schaefer and the Belgian
meet again in Chicago or JanI4,s
S and 6. It will be a 1~,500-point
match. played in blocks Of 500
each.
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SAFE YOU'RE OUT!

r." HE National League wants
pitchers allowed the privilege
IL Of using resin on the ball
under the jurisdiction OF umpires.
with the umpires carrying sacks Of
resin. Umpires are kidded enough
now without being put in the light
Of holding the bag.
Frankie Frisch, manager of the
Croissantania team of the Florida
winter league, recently was chased
off the field for disputing unpires'
decisions. He probably had a date to
go swimming.
The chief problem OF Frank
Gardiner. president OF che winter
league, is to get the fans inside the
park. The games are being we'll
attended, but from outside the
grounds. The fences are not high
enough.
Gene Tunney, challenger for the
heavyweight crown, is matched to
meet Benny Touchstone In Miami,
Fla, In what is supposed to be
fight. The promoters .Ace kidding
tho tourists.
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m UCk HARRIS, player-man-
XII ager of Washington. is said
III to be the first hold.out of the
1926 season. but Buck denies it. He
says he merely is demanding more
money. The distinction is obvious.
is it not? Yes, it is not.
If Harris would have held out in
the argument over his clubs pitch
ing in the last game OF the world
series he wouldn't need a salary
boost. He probably would have the
winners share to Jingle in his
pockets.
Simmie (Ha Hal Henderson, UNI
pire and entertainer, Is back in town
mingling with friends. Simmie has
learned few new tricks since
frOlicl1ing i'm Florida and elsewhere.
You can name many college foot
ball stars and name many coaches.
but how many college presidents can
you name off hand? About the only
time college preXy gets TO shine is
during graduation days, and even
then It happens frequently that
former student who got lucky will
return and hog the limelight.
Twelve high school net squads
played for the championship of
Marion County, but they'll have to
do 1t all over again in the sectionals.
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EN- D OF 1T
Rockne Says He Never In
tended to Leave N. D.

Bv United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 49,
Knute Roekne, coach of the Notre
Dame football team never had any
thought of leaving his college, he de-
clared in a statement issued late
Friday. This statement concludes
the controversy started when Co
lumbia University announced Rock
ne had signed to act as its football
coach.
Rockne said he would leave for
Europe on Jan. 6 for a short vacac
ton. He also declared he would
not go to Florida with a football
aggregation as reported.
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Basketball Notes

Western Uion Messengers won net
L. Club. five. s 70 4, and the Shoe Market
team. Al 90 20. The Messengers have
Played .ys fifteen games and have ,ost Snly
tyes are wanted A date is desired for
New Years. Address James r. jackson,
205O before 2 80 D. m.
string OF victories up to seven by defeat
ing the st. John Evangelicals. 80 to "a.
aaand the g. Q; C.s. 30 TO 33. az Liberty
mImal Bldg. the Commounals will meet
the Post team of FIT. Harrison. For games
with the Communals. write Joe M. Burn
stem, 1904 Union st.
The Warren Owls defeated the Bridge
port A. c. Thursday ~ to 80 The game
was fast and clean throughout For games
with the Owls call Webster 1000 and ask
fer Johnuis.
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PURDUECOPS
Franklin Downed in Fast
Basket Fray.
BIZ United Press

Blu United Press
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Dec. 10
Purdue stood revenged today for
last seasons defeat at the hands of
Franklin. The Boiler Makers Friday
night dropped Griz Wagner's power
full Baptist combination by score
Of 80 to "a
Purdue led IL to II at the half and
increased this margin in the second
period
Cant of the visitors was so close
ly guarded he made only one field
goal. He tossed in five free throws
however.
Spradling led the Purdue scoring
with five from the field. Scott Of
Franklin got four. Wilcox led the
-Boilermaker rally in the latter
stages Of the game.
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Southport and Lawrence
Win in First Two Satur-
day Games.
County Meet Card

At Tomlinson Hall
$3.50 A. M.-warren Central t22) VS..
Southport (30l.
1880 A. M.-oaklandon (10 VS.. Law
900 P. M.-Beech Grove vs. Ben Davis.
800 p M.-southport vs.. Lawrence
FINALS
500 p. M.-winner 2 o. m. VS. winner
p. m.
Southport and Lawrence were the
winners in the first two games at
Tomlinson Hall today in the Marion
County high school basketball
tourney. Southport defeated Warren
Central, 80 to 20. and Lawrence
downed Oaklandon, "a to IS.
The two winners were to meet
this afternoon at o'clock In one
OF the seni-final contests. Ben Davis
and Beech Grove clashed in the other
semi-final. The championship game
is at 8 o'clock tonight.
In the second game this morning
Lawrence managed to stay in front
most of the way and led ut the
half, Ia to IL. The margin of vic
tory was at the foul line. Wright
was the big noise for Lawrence with
six field goals. Lynch led the scor,
ing for Oaklandon.
Southport Closes Fast
The first game this morning was
one of the best in the tourney, with
Southport coming strong in the final
five minutes TO defeat Warren Cen
trail. 80 to 22 The score at the half
was IL TO 10 in Southport's favor.
At the start of the second period
Warren Central pulled ahead and
held the lead until the final MINUTES,
when the winners put on a drive
that would not be stopped.
Hildebrand and Line were out
standing performers for Southport
and Lmbach and Jolly for the
losers.
All first round games were played
on Friday and Acton. Valley Mills.
New Bethel, New Augusta, Castle
ton and West Newton were elimi-
mated.
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Net Thrillers

THERE were some close
1 0nes Friday in high
0school basket struggles
over the State. Shortridge had
a thriller here when ii barely
nosed out Seymour. se to 81.
At Vincennes the fans were
on the verge of Mysteries as
Vincennes and Shelbyville
battled. 1t was Is to Is at the
half, Vincennes. Later Shelby
Vile took the lead. but Vim
cennes tied the game at 80 and
80 as the regulation time ended.
In overtime Shelbyville got one
point on a foul, but Vincennes
won when Dielemeier scored a
field goal.
AS washington. in a game
that was tied eight times.
Franklin won. 81 to 80. The
lead changed hands thirteen
times, Washington led at the
half. 10 to IS.
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H. A. c. AND SOLDIERS
Fast Net Game Expected Tonight;
Bragg is Harrison Star.

The Hoosier Athletic Club basket
team meets the strong FIT. Har-
rison quintet tonight. Included in
the Soldiers lineup is Shrimp Bragg,
forward. Bragg is the high-powered,
scoring ace on the team. The line
up of the FIT. Harrison team is:
Bragg, forward; Apt, forward; Con-
ners, center; Irdman, guard; Hub
bard, guard.
Coach Meinhart of the Hoosier
Club states his team is in good
shape for the affair. The game is
open to the public and will be held
in the gym Of the club, corner Pratt
and Meridian SITS.
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BUTLER WINS
HoIz and Chadd Star for
Local Meters.

BIZ United Press
GALESBURG. ILL.,. Dec. 19.-Lom-
bard fell before the onslaught Of
Butler College of Indianapolis here
Friday night. "a to 23, in a fast
game. Holz and Chadd starred for
the winners while Hanzeman and
Walsh did good work for the losers.
The score at the half was 16 TO IA
in the visitors favor. A huge crowd
saw the game.
Butler plays at st. Louis Univer-
sity tonight.
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Fought I'm August
MANDELL BROTHERS

BIZ United Press
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa. Dec. 10
Sailor Larson, bantam Of Moline. I'll.
was given the edge over Joie Man
dell, Rockford, ILL.,, in ten-round
fight here Friday night. Sammy
Mandelly brother Of Jole and con-
tender for the lightweight champion
r'''~ or"ounced he would leave for
the Pacific Coast, Dec. Of. to engage
ina i've bouts before returning 10
New York TO fight Sid Ter1ris.
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COLE WINS AGAIN

Sid Cole OF Denver finished his
three-cushion exhibitions here Friday
with two more victories added to his
string. He has not lost a game in
Indianapolis. Friday afternoon the
visitor downed Bud Bosom, 35 to 80,
and at night defeated Harry Rubens,
Is to "a
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TRIM S IOWA
Notre Dame Wins Third Big
Ten Contest.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 19.--An-
other Big Ten scalp today dangled
from the belt OF Notre DANES Irish
quintet as the result OF Friday
nights victory over Iowa by a score
of II to Is. 1t was the third Twin"
over Western Conference team.
Only four field goals were made
by each team. The guarding Of both
clubs was alright.
Vandeusen, Iowa star. got only one
field goal. while Nyikos Of n. D..
failed to score, except from the foul
line.
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AT In DIAN A
Crimson Ready for Invasion
of Wabash Five.

Bg United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec. 10
Coach Deans Crimson basketball
team is ready for the invasion Of
Wabash tonight.
Stung by the unexpected defeat adj
ministered by DE PAW, Dean has
been Working his crew hard in prep
aration for the coming Of another
dangerous state college foe
PrOhahIa I.itns-unh