davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1925-10-22

ll9 ST Ms bright. pretty rooms,
kitchenette bath newly decorated: hot
water heat electricity.
6II Bird Nw-Three connecting. bath
screened porch: clean: desirable. Tonlor-
rnNN morning 20 In [ 20.
Evening star., 1925-10-22

75l KuBOuRNE N.w-Choice = or ,
ooms: plenty heat and hot water: one
block to cars. employed couple or ladies
lu!y- Very reasonable. Col. UGI-J alter
Evening star., 1925-10-22

4IIW I4th ST.
. rooms and bath: new apartment house:
garage If desired SS5 "A month.
$40 f. CAPITOL ST.
rooms and bath; newly papercd and
Evening star., 1925-10-22

MI. PLEAS Ant - 2009 Park rd.--Large
second floor room with porch; continuous
Creek PART: use of phone. parlor. laundry;
.nitahle two. = Is cH.h. Adams inni. .!Se
Evening star., 1925-10-22
RENT RO0NS-FUR. 4 UNFUR.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

DUPONT CIRCLE. I4Os New. Hampshire-
Girls wishing to study music, languages.
other branches tday or night classesl in
sociahle environment. free practice rooms.
drawing rooms: S3i monthly Uh whole
some meals Main 1858. 90
Evening star., 1925-10-22

SEE THESE TODAY
IN BEST RESIDENTIAL SECTION.
Mintwood Apt. 1913 Mintwood nj.
Near 18th and Columbia road and conven-
lent to ? car lines. stores and schools:
newly decorated.
RPTtRLFN HAIL lT4O x ST. NV
Modern ant. huI'ding.s convenient to Gov
prnment Departments: newly decorated: 2
rooms; kitchen and bath: sleeping porch
Near 14th and Clifton SITS. NV. modern
apt. in fine location: rooms and bath:
Steering porch. elevator service: S65
2120 = st. n.w.--5 rooms and bath: mod
WAITER A. BROWN. 1900 H St. NV.
EXTRA LOW RENTS.
Clifton Terrace, largest and finest group of
modern freproof ants south of New York:
entire block. 14th and Clifton SITS: in fash
ionable NV. location: easy walking distance
downtown: near public and high schools.
stores and churches: nearly acres of flow
berry: 24-hr. elev. and switchboard service;
nlagnifcent Hobbies.
A few unf. apts. just become available:
redecorated. like new; extra large: all out
side rms: hardwood floors tile baths: all
sl9fes have eeG lights other
porches, Ss756; one corner apt, southern
exposure. overlooking entire city, $50; .
rms, rec. h. and porch. S65; . rms, rec. h.
S55: rm.. $40. only one.
more: Act quickly. Cali Mrs, Brodt. office
2215 18th ST. NV.
Three rooms. kit. bath: $50. Five rooms
bath. porch; so. SEE lanltor. -
Evening star., 1925-10-22

NO 9th ST N.W.-Large. nicely furnished
room, twin beds. second floor. facing park;
also light housekecpiuE room: walking dis
lance of business district. 2i'
Evening star., 1925-10-22

NEAR I4th ST. CARS--Largc front. strictly
modern. warm, adjoining bath hot water;
private: for two; central NV. Col. 1nl12-J.
Evening star., 1925-10-22
RENT ROoNS-FTRNISHED.

jH1s KENYON ST. w-Comfurtably. fur
ilshed -Dd-hoor room. next bath, clectricitN; /;
;-M.b.; near Arcade: between 1lth and
lth car lines. breakfast privileges. Col.
.tASH.
Evening star., 1925-10-22

FURNISHED ROOMS IN downtown section.
convenient TO AZ Government Offices: for
nicn only: at 926 10Th st. NV. Rent only
S"5. Percy II. Russell Co. 9n6 9th ~.
Evening star., 1925-10-22

f1rnlshod. " rooms and Kitchen, including
4as.. electricity. bath: also one room aud
Evening star., 1925-10-22

l33 2ith ST NV. Apt. ~ tnear Wash
'nston ns' Circle - Extra large room. WIN, WIN.
v Hater; newly decorated: walking distance TO
departments: $50 I:A
Evening star., 1925-10-22
RENT ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.


50l 2ud ST. S.E.-2 rooms and kitchen;
heat furnished ami: LIST floor: adults.
Reasonable 23'
sI5 NORTH CAPTToI-l rooms Kitchen
cite, bath and back porch: heat furnished;
So per month. Key S3t North Capitol.
44s Trying Nw.--Young couple have two
rooms. kItchcnette, bath; heat, gas. electric
1tS. reasonable.
4@4 c ST. NE-Two rooms and bath. un-
furnished: range. sink. electric lights;
l19 c ST. Ms bright. pretty rooms,
Iitchenette. bath; newly decorated: hot
water heat. electricity. |
screened porch: clean, desirable Ton!or-
row morning. 9;3o TO II 80.
l7@S LEWIS N.E-North of Florida ~ !;
3o,o room Ed,5d apartment; porch gas light. neat;
smaller rms, 5 SIS: Ink, h-~,h, Pot. 4547:
3o2l Ca. AVE- rooms Tor rent. s25 mo,
1914 9th S'r, Sc, Congress Heights-Three
rooms for light housekeeping. go
ll44 NEAL ST. Ne or unfurnnished
rooms. Ink ami
4@o f. CAPITOL sr-Colored: /" unfur
nished rooms for rent. Call after 6 30 pm.
All b ST, SEQ rooms. Ink. 1st floor;
sink. h.-wh.: adults. After o'clock.
1923 MORSE ST; Nj rooms, 2nd floor;
light and cheerful: one on parlor floor
a2l 2nd ST. Nw-3 nice rooms. Ink.
Reasonable. Gail after >. 81.
l0lI NJ ST NW.-Largc room, lh.k per-
mlttcd: 3rd floor. 81
1881 OATES ST NE-'Two unfurnished
rooms for rent. So per month. 22'
$3.50 10Th ST. NM large outside rooms.
y ( {. ami: reasonable. -
3l2 r ST. y N.E-Threc rooms. bath: heat.
elec-. gas. Ink: adults %
SOC q ST N.E.--3 pfuruished rooms, sec
ond-foor front, electricity: Ink. 20
3?7 18th ST. ,N.E.--9 or 3. Ink: electric.
sink: heat and gas furnished. %.
Several large rooms on second ana thlrd
floors. U3S d It. nv. including h.-w.h, and
electric light so each nnen
THOS. u. WALSH.
Main 1858 St5 nth st. n ".
RENT RO0NS-FUR. \ UNFUR.
MT. PLEASANT-Medium sized room with
hot and cold water in room: next To bath:
2ud floor: small porch. private entrance:
light housekeeping: employed settled woman:
$3.50. Adams 2l14.
Mt. PLEASANT, 2qio Pierce Mn I'd
rooms. bath and sleeping porch. adults:
ami. reasonable. Phone after u PM,
Evening star., 1925-10-22

f&10 I1th ST N.W-Nice room for . girls:
tlrl wants roommate. parlor. electricity.
uhouc. Ink. and laundry privileges: Sl2
nInnth- North H1Hl NSt
Evening star., 1925-10-22

I44S GIRARD ST- MI ROOM DINING
alcove kitchen and hath: nicely furnished:
SEQ per mo. GEO. W. L1NKINS. 1875 10
Sales 81. composite Mayfiower Hotel
SI5, COMPLETELY FURNISHED. FRONT:
gas. clec. lights included: . rms. and hath
garage If desired North 351S-W, after q
y m. all dav sunday
G42 EAST CAPTroL---,hP, ,RTMFNT. ONE
room Kitchen and bath also single room;
second floor. Call Lincoln "a.
1926 NJ ST NV. THE MONTANA
Warm nicely furnished one room. reception
hall and bath apartment: walking distance
of downtown maid service and linen
232 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV RMS
h w h.. elec.: new range and sink: clean:
tolenhnne service: $40. North 7S03. 22s
"Oo9 EYE ST NW-LIVING ROOM. BED
room kitchen and bath: nicely furnished:
walking distance downtown. 23'
isis 18Th ST. N.W.-l. 2 AND 3 ROOM
apartments for rent at St0-o6O and SO.
q M.
2Siu r. l. AVE. Ne. WOODBRIDGE
Three large rooms. modern home: excellent
~ service; reasonable.
Evening star., 1925-10-22

1873 Ith ST. Nj st floor front bedroom.
= MI. unusually attractive; now three
quarter bed De Luxe snrlngs: adults: rv
nWuer: So per week: gentlemau only. Phone
! lincoln SSgO-EV
Evening star., 1925-10-22

Bog CONNECTICUT AVE. NW-SiuClc
roou. bath adjoining. SD month: home
'uuvcnlrnccs. warm house. single. for young
man Sis month
Evening star., 1925-10-22

YOUNG LADY TO OCCUPY FRONT ROOM
in apt. 9th and Md ave. nc; break fasts il
desired. Line. 1913. Between $50 and
= pm
Evening star., 1925-10-22

Gil MASS. AVE. Nj large room. for
" or 3: also single room: h.-w.h.. cleo: east
and south exposure: board optional; reason
able
Evening star., 1925-10-22

electricity. h.-w h. and telephone: convenient
"a three car lines and bus. Adams .616. II
1868 L ST. N.E.-Niccly furnished two
$40. o2s
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RING BAN
r { M OWED
FOR WO
N. Y. Commission ReIents in
Cases of McTigue and
Walker.
BIZ United Press

BIZ UHated Press
NEW YORK, Feb 13.-Mike Nc
Tigue and Mickey Walker, two ring
champions, who are in bad with the
New York boxing commission, will
be restored to good standing before
the outdoor season opens, it was
announced today.
Walker is row headed for the
Pacific coast and McTigue is laid
up for several months with bad
hands as a result of a recent OPP
Grafton.
Walker was suspended by the
commission for refusing to accept a
challenge filed by Dave Shade. Cal
ifornia contender and the outstand-
ing challenger in the welterweight
class.
Friends of the champion said
Walker would not accept the chal-
lenge because he was denied the
privilege of having a voice in the
selection of the referee and judges.
There had been several weird de-
cisions in New York at the time.
McTigue was suspended for fail
ing to accept several challenges.
The commission has more of
grievance against McTigue than
against Walker. McTigue has done
much to deserve punishment, but
Walkers case was not serious
enough to warrant more than rep
rimand.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-13
MAT CONTEST
Meyers VS.. Hadjeck at Capt.
toll Theater Tonight.

Local wrestling fans get their en-
tertainment at the Capitol Theater
tonight when Johnny Meyers, for
mer middleweight champion, goes to
the mat with Tony Hadjeck. young
Bohemian. It viii be to finish,
best two falls in three.
Meyers, c Pole. is said to be going
good again, and he promises to give
his youthful opponent a furious tus
sic. Hadjeck learned most of his
graphing tricks from Lou Talaber
present champion of the middle
weights, and for this reason Meyers
is eager to show to advantage.
Meyers is ambitious to get crack
at Talaber in the near future.
The Meyers Hadjeck bout tonight
viii be staged Immediately following
the regular burlesque show at the
Capitol.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-13
STARS OF
FINL- "A N .
FEATURE
Nurmi and RitoIa Shine in
Running Races at
Buffalo Meet.
BIZ Umited-Press

BIZ United-Press
BUFFALO, Feb. 13.-Four world $
records were smashed here Thurs
day night by Paavo Nurmi and Will
lie Ritola. Finland's flying twins.
Nurmi bettered his own marks for
1000 yards, 1000 meters and one and
one-fourth miles, while Ritola
knocked 41-5 seconds off Nurlni's
two-mile mark and ran the distance
faster than it ever has been done
outside.
Nurmi, who ran from scratch with
Jimmy Connolly, after he had pro-
tested a flfty-yard handicap that had
been offered to Connolly, made new
record of 4:53 3-5 for 1000 yards,
5:22 2-5 for 1000 meters and 5:2S 4-5
for one and one-fourth miles. He
finished about fifty yards ahead OF
Connolly.
Ritola had cinch winning his
race, and he turned in the time Of
9:03 4-5, making it the fastest two
miles that ever had been run.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-13

The Franklin-Butler clash at the
Playground holds the interest Of local
fans. Probably one Of the largest
crowds that ever witnessed college
contest in this State will be on hand
Franklin Strengthened
Franklin. with Burl Friddle back
in the lineup and hopes of Fuzzy
Vandivier getting in at least part of
the time, looms strong again, despite
the decisive defeat by Wabash. The
Wagnermen showed plenty of power
against Wisconsin Wednesday night.
Notre Dame gave Wabash plenty
to do at Charlottesville, and the
game was on an even basis until the
very end, when the Scarlet spurted
ahead to win by ten points.
Vaughan's speeders have a task
ahead at South Bend.
Battle for Third
Indiana will put forth every effort
to win at Michigan. It means un-
disputed possession of third place in
the Western Conference standing for,
the winner. The Crimson and Wol-I
verines are tied for third place now.
Michigan will be handicapped by the
loss of Captain Hsggerty. forward.
one Of the best in the Big Ten, who
is out with an injury.
Purdue is determined to come out
of its slump against the Hawkeyes
at Lafayette. Iowa seems to be the
Boilermakers' ink and always has
Lafayette club. Earlier in the seal
son Purdue got trimming at Iowa
City. Coach Lambert plans a shifted
and rejuvenated lineup against the
invaders.
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ILLINOIS CARD
Meets Chicago on Court
Purdue in Tank.
81 Times Special

BU Times Special
URBANA, ILL.,, Feb. 13.-Illinois
takes on two Conference opponents
Saturday when the newly inspired
Chicago basket team invades the
Him floor at night and the local
swimmers take to the tank against
Purdue in the afternoon
When Capt. Johnny Mauer. star
forward, wrenched knee, Coach
Ruby had to throw together q new
lineup. and the outcome should be
a toss-up, since the Maroons, aided
by Alyea. their star center, are
playing fast basketball.
Coach Ed Manley's tank men meet
their first test against Purdue. His
green men are beginning to show
strength after three months of
practice. Captain MacFarland in
the fancy diving, Eldridge in the
plunge. and Chadsey in the back
stroke are the only veterans. Pur-
due, although beaten by Indiana last
week, is known 70 be strong.
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Two games remaining in the sec
ond round and two games in the
third round will be played next
Tuesday night at the Y. NJ c. A
Next Tuesdays schedule follows:
Second Round
6:45-"Y" Leaders VS.. Christa,
mores.
7:sO-Brightwood M. E. VS.. Penn
sy r. r.
Third Round
s:15-St Anthony Y P. C. W.
Prest-O-Lite.
9:00-Mapletons VS.. First Baptist.
The Prest-O-Lites showed the best
form of any team in the meet so
far, on Thursday night defeating
the U. S. Rubber Company, &c to IT.
r. Richeson was flash on the floor
and was fed" by his brother for
four field goals. Kaufman tossed in
three, although covered closely. The
losers put up determined defense
and the game was hard fought
throughout.
Fairbanks Out
} st. Anthony Y. P. c. five gave the
Fairbanks Morse team a surprise de
feat in low-score game, 10 tc II
The losers never got together. Meth
err team could shoot and each made
only four field goals. The margin
Of victory was at the foul line.
The Mapletons and Redeemel
Lutherans were evenly matched
and 1t took an overtime period t.
decide the battle In favor of the
Mapletons, 35 to 80. Carter, Crook:
and Ewing, made most Of the points
for the winners. Boyd was best fol
the losers
First Baptists nosed out the Elmer
son Orioles in another nip-and-tucl
fray, % to 90.
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Independent Basketball

The Western Union Ga-Dals took Thrill
Ter from the Greenfield filters on the local 8
floor Wednesday night by 4e-to-46 eount
% at the half but the locals 1 came % back K
strong in the last few minutes of play.
Cohen and Kelly. for the Ga-Dals were
Ware for Tt ssn field goals each
neld Games with out-of- town teams are
desired. write 4. Gandolph, 81 s. Della
ware st.
The Capitol A. C.s desire games in the
ID to l4-year-old class. Call Drexe! 27SS
and ask for Junior.
christamore juniors want games with
teams In the 15-17-year-old class. Call
Belmont ITS, or address 5O2 fremont
Ave.
The Fountain Street girls net team de-
feated the Christamore girls SO to A. The
girl teams playing boys rules. Real Silk
and Central Christian girls take notice.
Call Webster 3453-R or address John
Ere9pon 2704 Roosevelt Ave.
The Fairbanks Morse girls net team de-
feated the Heath Memorial girls at the
latters' gym Wednesday night, 20 to 4. !
The Communal Y. M. II. A. basketball
team will meet the strong St. Anthony Y
muHa ' as e II wSnqnaS Morris aa's ST. at Com
The whirlwinds defeated the Clinton
The winner wants a game with team
inston 1858 and ask Tor Joe.
The Mapletons won their twentieth game
OF the season. from the Capitol Avenue 81
Carter and Crooks played best for the win
ners. Games are wanted with city and
s5 rts F Su5s ar Gs HaTr ko s647w
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-13
Oportword
Puzzle


What leading woman golfers
name in seven letters is more sug-
gestive OF a game OF African golf?
What well-known lightweight's
name in fopr letters suggests an
organ most NECESSARY to human life?
What big league infielder's name
in four letters suggests ones feel
ings when they say that's good
in a poker game?
Yesterdays Answers
DOMESTIC Jones family has had
locker under the sea for years.
Without a loud speak
err no radio set is complete.
MONTREAI~--Is the name of a
welI-kn0wn city in Canada.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-13

EXPLAINS
NET PLAN
Night Tickets for H. S
Finals AvaiIabIe-715
in Association.

In the latest bulletin issued by
the Indiana High School Athletic
Association board of control final
definite plans for the sectional, re-
gional and final basketball Journeys
are outlined.
1t has been decided to have two
kinds Of tickets for the State finals
at the exposition building, this city.
Day tickets and night tickets will
be sold. A ticket emitting the holder
to all Of the games on Friday will
cost 81. The same will be true on
Saturday.
Special Night Tickets
There will be no single session
tickets sold with the exception of
the evening games. These adnis-
sions will not go on sale until 5
p. m. of each day. During the day
pass-out checks will be issued to
those leaving the building.
Fred German OF Technical High
School is in charge of the ticket
sales. which will start March 8. High
school principals will send in re
quests for tickets to German. 1t is
the intention to sell the capacity OF
the building prior to the opening
day Of the tourney, If possible, and
then make it known through the
newspapers If there are no seats
available.
us Members
The bulletin shows the member
ship list of the I. H. S. A. A. has
reached total of 715.
The board of control recommends
the 1925 basketball Journeys be held
on the following dates: Sectional,
March 5 and 6; regional, March IL
and 10; finals, March 10 and 20.
The sectional originally scheduled
for Raub has been transferred to OK
ford because of the burning of the
school building at Raub.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-13
BOX TONIGHT
SIattery and Delaney in Fea-
ture N. Y. Bout.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-Jimmy
Slattery, Buffalo niddleweight, is the
favor1te in the betting to win from
Jack Delaney, Bridgeport, Conn,
when they meet in a six-round bout
tonight in Madison Square Garden.
Slattery, who is under age and is
not allowed to box more than six
rounds, is figured to outspeed De
laney.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-13

Unattached boxers can enter any
Of the divisions-heavy. light heavy,
middle ,welter, light, bantam, feath-
er or fy-by getting in touch with
Arthur Paetz, who is handling the
entries, at 1850 S. East ST., or on
the telephone at Drexel S411.
The event is stimulating interest
in all clubs of the city. The colors
of the Souths Side Turner's, Indian
apolis Athletic Club, Fairbanks
Morse A. c., Hoosier Athletic Club
and Riverside A. c. will be tossed in
the ring for a shot at the eight
championships that will be awarded.
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Slick at N. ID. Banquet

BU Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Feb ID
Federal Judge Slick was one Of the
prominent speakers at the .Notre
Dame football banquet here Thurs
day night. Notre Dame alumni of
st. Joseph Valley staged the affair.
the last big testimonial for the Ma
tional collegiate football champions
Of 1924.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-13
Thursday Basketball

COLLEGE
Illinois. 30; Northwestern. 20,
Ohio Wesleyan 48: Wooster 21.
Danville Normal 50: Evansville Col
lege 80.
Kentucky University. 20: Tulane %.
Columbia. % Pennsylvania. 20.
HIGH SCHOOL
Huntington Catholic So; Anderson
CITY INDEPENDENT TOURNEY
st. Anthony Y. P. c.. ID; Fairbanks
Morse 12.
MapIetons. 50; Redeemer Lutherans. 80
First Baptists. 25; Emerson Orioles. go.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-13
.HONORS EVEN
America and England Divide
Amateur Ring Laurels.
BIZ United Press

BU United Press
BOSTON, Feb. 13.-England and
United States divided honors in the
international amateur bouts here
Thursday night by winning two
events each Of the four bouts.
Joe Monte. Brockton light heavy
weight, won the decision from Harry
Mitchell, Olympic champion; Edward
Adonis, Boston welterweight, won
the decision from Pat O'Hanrihan,
British champion;: Jack Elliott. Brit
ish middleweight champion, defeated
Phil Flanagan, Boston, and George
Gogay, British lightweight, defeated
George Chadet, Boston.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-13
ASSIGNMENTS
Additional Data on Sectional
H. S. Net Journeys.

: In previous list of high school
sectional tourney centers few
counties We're not assigned definite
1y by the board of control due to in
complete data at the time. The fol-
lowing assignments, together with
the original list, give complete in
formation on all sectional centers.
Anderson--Ma Madison County. WindfaIl
OF Upton County. Angola--Steuben Coun-
ty, all but South Milford. Walcottville and
pp ePsb & COUNTY he soggh Cq Mord
vile and Topeka. Bedford-Lawrenoe
County. Martin County, Washington. Mont
gomery and Alfordsvtlle Of Daviess Coun-
ington Monroe County, Morgan County.
Freedom, Spenver. Gosport and Quincy of
Owen County. Brazil-Clay County, all of
Gosport and o Quincy Deeatur9x edhT9r
County. Ossian and Lancaster of Wells
County Frankfort--Clinton County, Kemp
ton OF Upton County.
County teams. excepting Denote. Wheat
field and Fair Oaks-Medaryville and
Francesville. Of Pulaski County. .Kokomo
To1RshP o 81 pt6n Gegnt9 anf pGa
~. excepting Washington, Montgomery and
Alfordsville. Mishawaka--St. joseph
starke County: Montpeiier-B iackford
ossani and Lancaster. Nobiesvilie am
hRfpn County tp'q al csstE arRc
County teams excepting Knox, Groysrtown
ana az, r5 Hamlet Rochester-F ulton County,
Porter County, Fair Oaks. Denote and
Wheatfield Of Jasper County.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-13
AMATEUR BOXERS ACTVETATE COLLEGE FvES In FEATURES
Franklin and Butler Perform Satur-
day and Wabash Goes to N. D.
Indiana and Purdue Busy.

Six of the leading college in Indiana will action
Saturday Two Big Ten conference games part the pro
and State rivals clash in two other features It's lot
to happen night Butler clashes with Franklin in the
initiation of the Exposition playing floor at the State fair
ground Wabash plays Notre Dame afternoon affair
y. is at Michigan and Iowa visits Purdue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-13
Bouts at EIwood

By Tunes Special
ELWOOD, Ind, Feb. 13.-Mike
Moran. Kokomo. was outpointed by
Young Jack Reynolds, in ten rounds
here Thursday night In other bouts
Jackie Dugan, Louisville, outboxed
Jackie Purvis, Kokomo. and Jimmy
Perry, Upton, knocked out Rip
Yohe, Elwood.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-13
EVANSVILLE IS STOPPED
Central Normal Gives Southern Indi-
ana Team First Defeat.

BIZ Times Special
DANvILLE, Ind, Feb. 13.-Cen-
trail Normal College broke the win
ming streak of Evansville College
here Thursday night by winning
from the southern Indiana team, 35
to 81, In game which was close
throughout. The score at the, half
was 81 to 20 in favor of Evansville.
The score was tied four times in
the final period Cox made six field
goals for the winners. r. Rea was
best for the losers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-13
EVANSVILLE VS.. CENTRAL
University Heights College METERS
Meet Strong Foe Tonight.

Indiana Central College METERS
win meet the strong Evansville Col
lege team tonight at the University
Heights gym. Light is back in the
game for Central and 1t is thought
his return will strengthen the club.
The lineup: Bright and Albright,
forwards; Light, center; Good and
Gait, guards.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-13
Depart for Hot Springs

BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND. Feb. 1S.-George
Uhle and Joe Shaute, veteran Cleve-
land Indian hurlers, and Coach Nc
Allister left for Hot Springs, Ark.
today to start training.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-02-13
Eight Divisions to Be Represented
in Local Tourney at South Side
Turner Hall Next Month.

Nearly fifty boxers representing all eight divisions
in which championships awarded expected be
entered in the lists of the city boxing by
the time gets under the South Side Turner's Hall
the nights of Monday and Tuesday, March 2 and g.