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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-01
TOUR N Y
IN Fl N a l.
S A G :: s
Semi-FinaIS in All Sections
of State Tennis Meet
at Woodstock.

Semi-final matches in the State
tennis tournament held sway today
at Woodstock courts. Finals will
be played in all sections on Sunday
starting at l p. m. with the boys
singles What a variety there was
at Woodstock today! Mems singles
and doubles, junior singles and
doubles, and women's singles and
doubles were on the program.
Two Locals Remain
When today's play started Horace
Orser of New York, Ted Mertz of
Evanston, ILL.,, Fritz Bastian and
julius Sagalowsky of this city were
in the running.
The two Indianapolis players were
to meet the out-of-State stars at
2:30 o. m. Sagalowsky was to clash
with Mertz and Bastian was to battle
Orser.
In the mems doubles tv , local
teams again were pitted against in
vaders. Bastian-Kipp combination
was to meet Mertz-McGlinn at
p. M, and Kurzrok- Sagalowsky pair
was to play Orser-Strachan at the
same hour.
Fridays Feature
The Orser and Leo Kurzrok match
on Friday featured the play. Orser
won out after a sensational battle,
go, As, SO. In the last set Orser
had Leo 81, when the local player
rallied to bring the score 6-5, in his
favor. The fastener got together,
however, and won out with three
straight games.
Mems Singles
kG Ga1s de defessed e. Bastan 81 5
sky defeated, NJ: KurzrSk, e;1i Sc Kpp
$S5s s f$$n Ssrs asfssssa
e e6 kT ss%ed g. follows ~ &c. osE asaS
sssssS s1 f HsFt1 HAS dsfeas Rs
stEaehan detected Quinn 80 50; Mar,
tens s0d def 3sief Futon. go ~ Garter de-
Holloway dsisassd
Thomas defeated West go, 80: Brou-
ster defeated Smith. 10 80. So
Mems Doubles
Bastian;N pp defeated Marley Christina
6s Ga McGinn defeated aSndcdk e
feated r. Bastian- H wilkins, 81 .7-5i Kurz-
rock agalowsky defeated Koehler- Forster.
Ga 6-3.
Junior Doubles
mon by default; Markey- Christina defeated
stitle- Simoson, ga. 90; Strachan- Thomas
defeated Spaulding -Sherer. so, 6-3; Tyler.
Fulton aud Quinn Won Burg match called
on account of darkness with cne set each.
So 6-8.
W0men's Singles
Miss Dodson defeated Miss Buenting,
6-2 SO: Miss Kelly defeated Miss. Muriel
Adams go 6-3 Miss Wolfred defeated
Mrs. Burgess. by default
Womens Doubles
Mrs. Fl s. Adams, and Muriel Adams
60 ell; Mrs. G.. Willis Adams and Lou
Adams defeated Miss. Hickman and Mrs.
Bir1song 6-1 go: Mrs. Pugh and Miss
Kelly defeated Mrs. Ward and Miss Flor
ence, 81. 1913.
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N EW EV T
First Motorcycle Hill Climb
Here on Sunday.

Pra@ice spins by local motorcycle
hill climbers on Beezer's hill. where
on Sunday the first hill climb will
be held by the local Midwest Motor
cycle Club, have shown that fast
time will be made by some of the
"broncho busters when the six
events are run.
The course is a spectacular. steep
hill which for more than 500 feet
rises from near the roadside about
one and a half miles from Glenn Val
ley. A large open field just beyond
the steepest part of the hill has been
thrown open for free parking of
cars.
The soft variety Of the dirt wood
road calls for great riding skill and
the ability to take advantage Of the
short start allowed contestants.
Through the courtesy Of Beezer, who
owns the hill, and the Midwest
Club the public is invited.
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Ar7T seems as though there
~ is delicate distinction
in the meaning of the
word fast. English girl ath-
Ietes who are a mighty fast set
and members Of the Olympiades,
London club, have banned
cigarets.
The young ladies say they are
not as fast if they smoke and
have cut it out. We know of
some young ladies who believe
they are much faster when they
puff the paper pills.
IMMY GOODRICH, h Q
New York boxing commits
~ sion's lightweight cham
pion, has six months before he
must defend his title against some
Of the boys whot are better than
he Is.
Jimmy, the little Buffalo battler,
had better hurry and collect some
of the easy coin that goes with
the title champion. 1t won't
be long until he has to put lex"
before that nice sounding word.
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Outfielder Lloyd glastonbury, one
Of the Tribe vets who fell down with
the war club this season. was sold
to the Nashville team OF the
Southern Association today. Chris
tie follows sumpter Clarke to the
Dixie circuit, Clarke having been
sold to New Orleans earlier in the
week.
OF Batting Stride
Christenbury, until this season.
was n yearly three hundred"
swatter with the Indians. but no
failed to produce this year in many
chances offered by Manager Bush!
He got away to n poor start and
was unable to hit his old stride.
Christie. though somewhat dis
couragcd at leaving Indianapolis
and the American Association, be-
lieves he will get a-going again In
the South and earn another trial
in Glass AA.
Tribe followers are promised in.
teresting baseball in the Indians re-
naming games with the Hens II the
locals perform as they did in the
series opener Friday. II was a
comefrom behind victory for the
Bushman, to 5. the Tribe over
coming a Hen lead Of five runs.
Toledo scored five runs off Hin In
the first @stanza Friday and the In.
dams got ore man around in their
half. Schmanske relieved Hill after
one out in the opening period and a
spectacular diving catch by
Schmandt of Lyons low line drive
checked the Hen rally. Schmandt
speared the ball near the foul line
and touched first. thereby completing
double play on Hills.
Henry Gets Timely Hit
Schemanske settled down 10 bust
ness and allowed the Hens only one
hit in 8 2.3 innings. He dropped out
to permit Allen to bat in the sixth
and Henry got into the fray, held off
the visitors and delivered n single
in the seventh that drove in two
runs and victory.
Lyons, Toledo hurler, was knocked
out in the seventh and he was re.
lieved by Johnson. who hit Robert
son and then gave way TO Caravan.
Henry socked his timely wallop off
the Hen southpaw.
Sticking got four hits. Rehg four.
Schmandt three, Schemanske one
and Henry one. Matthews, Hold.
app. Voter, Schroeder, Allen and
Robertson failed to find n safe spot.
Columbus defeated the league
leading Colonies in Louisville Friday,
8 to s. in ten innings. The Senators
staged a great comeback in the late
innings. Reb Russell got a home
run.
Indians and Blues were tied for
second place today. st. Paul having
lost Friday.
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FIVE TO BE ARRESTED

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Aug. l.
Five Lafayette men were to be ar
rested today on charges of manu-
facture and sale Of intoxicating
liquor. They were taken into
custody Thursday and are in Jail.
United\ States Deputy Marshal
Simon T. Hickman Of Indianapolis,
was to serve the warrants.
The men are William Shriver,
Vern Shroup, Robert Boyce, William
Beyheimer, and Herman Gilbert.
They were arrested in August, 1924,
and given small fines on charges
of operating nuisances.
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WO M 9 NJ 6
CHA M ? Is
DEFEATED
Helen Wills Vanquished in
Tennis by Elizabeth Ryan
at Seabright.
Bu United Press


SEABRIGHT. N. j.. Aug. l.
Miss Helen Wills, American national
tennis champion was defeated here
today by Miss Elizabeth Ryan. Eng
land, the former California star, in
the final round of the Seabright invi-
tation tournament. The scores were
6-3 and 60.
Weather conditions were partly re-
sponsible for the defeat of the young
champion. The court was heavy
from rain and the chop stroke at
tack which Miss Ryan launched COM
pletely upset the Berkeley girl. The
ball barely rose from the court.
The defeat was the first Miss
Wills has suffered in this country
since 1923, when she was defeated
here by Miss Eleanor Goss.
Miss Ryan showed fine strategy
in keeping the young champion on
the baseline and then putting her
short chop-strokes just over the net.
Miss Ryan started a new vogue
after the first game, when she took
off her shoes and played through
the remaining games Of the match
in her stocking feet.
Vincent Richards was to meet
James o. Anderson of Australia in
the mems singles later in the day.
In the mems doubles William NJ.
Johnston and Clarence Griffin were
to meet the Kinsey brothers, AMI in
the women's doubles Miss Wills and
Miss Mary K. Browne, California,
were to meet Miss Ryan and Miss
Eleanor Goss.
William NJ Johnston and Peck
Griffin, former national doubles
champions, defeated the Kinsey
brothers, California, in the final
round of the mems doubles at Sc,
rs and 6-1.
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M'GINNITY MAY COACH
Iron Man" COnfers With Brooklyn
President About Job.

BIZ United Press
ST. LOUIS, Aug. Iron man"
Joe McGinnity. veteran pitcher. who
recently retired as n minor Lacquer
at the age Of fifty-five, may return
to the big leagues next year as a
coach for the Brooklyn Robins.
He has just concluded a conference
with Wilbert Robinson, president Of
the club, and said he was sure he
would be back on the big time next
season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-01
CITY LOAN DEFENDED

Joseph L. Hogue, city controller.
convention of city controllers from
over the country that temporary
loans are common in various cities.
Hogue has asked city council to au-
thorize an emergency loan Of $780,
600 pending payment of taxes.
He said the city controller of Bos-
ton has obtained emergency loans
Of $50,000,000 this year under au-
thorization by the council.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-01
AVALON GOLF TOURNEY
Invitational Meet at Local Club
Starts With Qualifying Round.

The first invitational golf meet
over the Avalon Country Club
course started this afternoon with a
nine-hole qualifying round. Only
nine holes of the new course are
ready for play.
Handicaps will be figured from
scores on the first nine. Two rounds
Of nine holes will be played Sunday
and the tourney will be completed
next Saturday and Sunday. Each
club member has invited guests to
complete his foursome.
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sEIGER is SENTENCED
Former Boxer Convicted of Smuggling
in Gangster Raid.

BIZ Tt.aes Special
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Sammy
Seiger, who was ranked as one Of
the featherweight runners-up a few
seasons ago, was sentenced to prison
Friday for beating several girls and
men with a section of lead pipe in
a gangster's raid on a non-union
clothing factory last May "a.
The attack was such a brutal af-
fair that the district attorneys Of
flee, which seldom Is able to get
convictions in such matters, made a
special effort to put Seiger behind
the bars.
Seiger, who fought all the best
featherweights in his day. must
serve from two and one-half to five
years in prison.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: the DOPE
rHHHIHNHEHHaHHHHTHImHHIlHTllRNllNHHHNHNHNIHlHHHNI
By vEDDER G ARD


l7HE United States Lawn
Tennis Association is a
- very powerful body. 1t
even can make East into West or
West into East. A recent ruling
permits Middle West players to
represent the West in the East
West matches.
Foreign players are permitted
to compete for the East. This Is
all perfectly right. If you go far
enough on this round globe East
is West and West is East.
All the "cold weather" pitch
ers are up against it these cool
summer days for an alibi.
E-7ILBERT ROBINSON had
IWI better not sign Joe Nc
Ginnity, the 55-year-old
veteran, as a coach for Brooklyn.
Joe will insist on getting in. there
and pitching. A young fellow like
Joe is mighty ambitious.
Look at Chief Bender of the
White Sox. He's on the active
player list. So far he has been
active during one inning in which
the opposition also was active.
That has been enough for the
chief as yet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-01

BEECH GROVE. Ind. Aug. 1.-The In
dianapohs Tigers will play here Sunday
Reds want a good infielder and an out
fielder. Call Beech Grove 80 and ask for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-01
MISS HULL WINS TITLE
Defeats Mrs. East in Indiana Wom-
ems Golf Tourney.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind. Aug. l.
Miss Naomi Hull. whose home Is In
Kendallville, but who is a physical
training teacher in South Bend
schools, is the women's State golf
champion.
She won the title Friday at the
Chain Lakes course here by de-
feating Mrs. Walter East Of South
Bend, 4 up and TO play. Miss Hull
played consistent golf throughout
the meet.
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KERR MAY PLAY AGAIN
Little Southpaw's Probation Period
Ends OH Aug. 4.

Blu Times Special
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-Dickie Kerr,
midget southpaw hero of the famous
fixed world series of 1919, who
left the White Sox after the season
of 1922, because he didn't think his
pay check was large enough, may be
back with his old team next week.
After. Kerr left the Sox he was
declared on the ineligible list of or
ganized baseball for playing with
outlaw" players. Last year he ap-
piled for reinstatement and was
placed on probation for one year by
Commissioner Lands.
The period of probation expires
Aug. 4. and it was reported here
Friday that Kerr would rejoin the
White Sox.
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H HRsal' batted for y schenaHnss.e in skin.

Two-base hits-Sicking Schmandt, Ma
guire., sacrthces-Maguire. Lyons. poq-
Der 10 Sticking 10 schmandt; Robertson. 70
Sticking. Left on baSes---1ndl anapolis, l3;
Toledo, Z, Bases on balls6oon Hip z; on
1. Struck out-By SchemRnske, l; BY
Lyons, g; by, cRnHyap Ir,66ys 6 on gS;cns.
manske 1 in .b2S innings; on Henry, 4 IN
8 Innings: Of Lyons. il in 6ls in3ing cIi
Cansvan 2 in 1 q innings. Hit by pitcher
by schemanske [Eppglish) by Lyons i.go7
Henry. Losing pitcher-Lyons. umpires
-Mnrrav and Connolly T1me-2 :O6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-01
JUNIOR CHAMPION
Kansas Youth Plays Par Golf to
Take Title.

BIG OAKS GOLF CLUB. May
FAIR. ILL.,, Aug. Emerson Carey.
Hutchinson. Kan. carried the western
amateur junior golf championship
back to Kansas with him today,
after winning the final Of the tour
nament from Fred Lyon. Pontiac,
ILL.,, and 5. Carey played par golf
for the thirty-one holes required to
put Lyon out OF the running.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-01

The Collegiates will play the Holy
Trinity team at Riverside No. . on Sun
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-01

The Acme A. AS want a game for Sun
day. Call Belmont 42S0-W and ask for
Bill.
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STATE BICYCLE RACES
Junior and Senior Title Events at
State Playground

State bicycle championships in
junior and senior classes were on
the program this afternoon and
Sunday at o'clock, State fair
ground track. -Four events will be
held in each class. The State title
goes to the winner of the most
points.
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All other games POSTPONED, rain
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ri ONE high minded boxing ex-
perts have made an informal
request that Battling Sikh be
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GENARO WINS ON FOUL
BIZ United Press

bU tHtItu FFt6d
NEW YORK. Aug. FRANKIE
Genaro, American flyweight cham
pion. won from Billy Levine, New
York. on a foul in the eleventh
round. Levine was on the floor for
the count Of nine in the fifth round.
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SHARKEY HAS EDGE

Bu United Press
BOSTON, Aug. Jack Sharkey,
Boston heavyweight, won a ten
round decision from King Solomon,
New York. Sharkey made. a strong
finish to win the edge
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TRAINER BACK FROM FRANCE

BU United PrPss
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 1.-Gal-
len Brown, veteran trainer, who has
been in France for years with the
Fleischmann stable. has become con-
nected with the Willis Sharp Kill
mer stables as an assistant trainer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-01
HAHN BEATS LOCKHART

BB Times Special
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 1.-Ray
Hahn, Indianapolis. outpointed Joe
Lockhart. Evansville. here Friday
night in ten-round bout. Hahn
won decisively and scored a knock
down in the tenth round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-01
STEVE ONEIL RELEASED

Ku UTft6d PTeS5
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Steve'
O'Neil, veteran catcher for the New
York Yankees, has been given his
unconditional release. He came to
the Yankees last winter on waiver
claim from the Boston Red Sox.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-01
HENS and TRBESMEN TO STAGE DOUBLE HEADER CARD SUNDA
One Game Today and Two Tomorrow
at Local Park-Bushmen Win
Close Fray Friday.
By Eddie Ash

Mother bargain weekend for Tribe fans at Washington
Park Single Henndan struggle today with Burwe pitching
and doubeheader scheduled for Sunday with Hill and Fz
perform the mound for the home FASTENERS
The the Sabbath will start at o'clock Monday
game has been advanced to make twin bill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-01
BUD WIN YER
Taylor and Graham in Fu-
riouS Ten-Round Battle.
BIZ United Press

Blu United Press
AURORA. ILL.,, Aug. bud Tay-
lor, Terre Haute bantam, won the
popular decision over Bushy Ora
ham. Utica. N. Y, in a furious ten
round go here Friday night. Tay-
Tor had Graham on the floor in the
first round and Graham retaliated
with a knockdown punch in the
ninth.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-01
SHERIDAN SHOOT
Times SpectaI

SHERIDAN, Ind, Aug. Wv. S.
Pressler won the shoot of the Sheri-
dan Gun Club Friday afternoon with
% out of 25. John Mitchell and Fred
Eudaly tied for second place with q
and Fred Colby and L. 7. Stokes tied
for third honors with 20. Twenty
men participated in the shoot.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-01
COACH BLOOD LEAVES
Passaic Basketball Mentor Goes to
Newark Prep School.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
PASsAIC. N. j., Aug. 1.-Prof.
Ernest A. Blood, basketball coach at
Passaic high school, has resigned
to take a position on the faculty
at st. Benedicts Preparatory school
in Newark. While he was coach
ing at. Passaic, his teams won 16S
games in a row.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-08-01
NEW PRO GRID CITIES
Detroit and New York Likely To
Enter Football League

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. detroit and
New York are likely additions to the
national professional football league.
1t was indicated here today at the
national schedule meeting. This
will expand the league from eighteen
to twenty teams. President Karr,
Columbus. o. said. The season will
open Sept. 20 and close Dec. 20.
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TOday'S Entry List at
Local Dirt Track.

% and BO-Miie Races
-. No. 1--Jones-whitalSer Special. wilbur
No. 2-schneider Special Louis schnei-
No. BLUR Special Dutch Baumann.
No. b-Hun Special, Joe Hun
No. 1T u, special Rusty Harding.
No. 7-R, u. Special. Ralph Hamilton.
No. S-Ace Of Hearts, A, A. Moore.
No, 9-Pariner Special driver not
No, 1o-Fronty.Ford Special. driver not
No. 11-Essex Special, Pearl Audrews
No. 12-Fronty. Fred HArdcr,
No. l3-Blles Special, Earl Unversew.
No. 14-hiles Special Karl Won wilier.
No. f6-Ford special. driver not named.
No. l7--Fronty.Ford. paria Cantwoil.
No. 1s-Fronty-Ford r. Sweigert.
No. 19-Chevrolet Special, Leroy Ed
No. 20-Fronty.Ford Ralph ormshy.
No. 2l-Chevrolet Special. Fred Roberta
-, No. % - CLANCY Special. Dempsey
No. 2a-chaney Special. driver not
No. 2t-Frontenao. Paul CLANCY.
No 2b-Fronty Hilton crpuch.
No. 264-uutf Special. Ray Croviston.
The program is scheduled TO start
ut o'clock with n stock car race.
Those who viii take part in this
event are Arlie Copple. Ricken-
hacker; Dick Boles. Star: Lester
Lasley, Ford and Thomas Sullivan.
Ford.
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GREB K.. O.,S RRYANT

BU Tnftrd Press
TULSA, okla. Aug. HAIRY
Greb knocked out Otis Bryant, Chi
cago. in the third round here Friday
night.
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With the Majors
FEATURES OF FRIDAY

n GORGE KELLY. lanky Giant in
Ii fielder. hit a homer with two on
MI base and beat the Cubs 4 to 3.
The Robins scored seven runs in the
last two innings when Dickerman blew up
and they dropped the Cardinals. 8 to 4
Vance pitched his fifteenth win.
The Reds made II seven straight when
Jalxey May downed the Braves 4 TO 3.
Good support behind young wingfeld
enabled the Red Sox TO beat the Cleveland
Indians. to 3.
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Fl ITCHER ROBERT Nc
III GRAW of Minneapolis

hasn't won a game for
the MiIIers since he was sold to
Brooklyn. Milwaukee beat the
big fellow on Friday. These AS
ISOLATION pitchers don't seem to
pan out very well for the Robins.
Let's see, isn't Petty supposed
to be hanging around up there
In the big show somewhere?
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: ACROSS THE BOARD TODAY

q" . . : c
"some days must be dark and dreary,"
had Ave horses on Friday ore way or or
MenOther Every one d 81 tfe MIN ISn BENNY
al orty dollars went to the boohes ana
nP Mad Play. Which had to carry 129
pounds. besides our wager. couldn't win win;
He was second, and S25 drop2ed from
the bank roll, The play on Mad Play
pe9 &p at C chic the hot" thing, Out
lawed, ran third. 4 1 M! W,nd Of ,i the
0per 16f6,pf IN t KS WeeR W
CoDey Island our So place parlay C WaS
fizzle when Bridesmaid won and Collier
"''; The @" fast diminishing bank roll now
stands at S369:25. c,. 81
S SeT to bolster the B. b.. which 4, Est-
ting so thin it Is anemic. We e., will Try
sn sc Catalan IL t%s PFSGT on and R at
K Ken i1" and IS win place and show
on Prince in the seventh.
Eddie Roush of the Reds should
have played back in the good
old days" when the players didn't
use gloves. Eddie doesn't need
a mitt. On Friday he made
remarkable bare~hapd stab OF
deep drive to ceNer field 1t
was his third catch OF FMS
nature in recent games.
ri ONE high minded boxing ex-
perts have made an informal
request that Battling SKI be
sent back to France or Africa or to
the ZOO, where he belongs. These
experts" fear for the fair name OF
professional boxing because Of Skis
escapades.
The street fights of the Senegalese
are strictly on the level, but this
doesn't seem to be in his favor
Fights are supposed to be under SUI
pervision of a boxing commission
which gets its cut.
m Sikh takes most of the cuts in the
4hpromptu affairs. The last time he
had to be hemstitched and basted to.
gether in a New York hospital.
There is only one time we will
become interested in Jack Demp-
sey's affairs. That is when
abso-loot-ly, positively, Jacks
signature is on a contract for a
fight to defend his title. Demp-
sey can tell the newspapers more
conflicting stories than Jack
Kearns.
@HE bursar's office at Indiana
University has just an
IL nounced figures on attend
ance at athletic contests during
the last school year. Basketball
drew more spectators than foot
ball. This is unusual, but Indiana
is an unusual basketball State. OF
course there are more net games
played than football battles.
1t will take more than these at
tendance figures to convince us
that football is not the king OF
college sport even in Indiana.
80
Harry Greb has the right idea
He doesn't like to train SO he
fights two or three times a week
instead. Friday night he knocked
over somebody out in Tulsa, Okla.
What's the use of training at your
own expense when you can step
out before the cash customers and
get a good workout against some
ham in a regular" fight.