The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-14

YER feel as though you
r didn't care whether school
kept or not? Sure you
have. Sometimes nothing seems
worth while. You are tired Of it
all. Other folks jobs look better
than yours. But you'll get over 1t.
And your little niche is a necessary
part Of the big scheme.
There is plenty of room for
everyone and there Is plenty of
room for all the different out
looks and differences of opinion.
The grand conglomeration goes
To make up this crazy old world.
That's why you sport fans can
read this. 1t won't hurt you.
Don't you sometimes get tired
even of athletic activities?
Just happened TO be looking
through an old pile Of magazines
the other day and the rather
dusty stack got us started on all
this rather sentimental twaddle.
Printers Ink was right on top OF
the heap-really the cause Of it
all,
Then came Western Chris
tan Advocate and smuggling
right up against it a Racing
Form. The Century and the
Boxing Blade were hidden I'M
derneath, along with Whiz Bang
and Review of Reviews, which
seemed to glare at each other.
And there were many others too
numerous to mention-catalogs full
OF uninteresting figures and art
magazines resplendent with most in
teresting figures-printed pages OF
romantic tales, warm and living
dream children, along with scientific
treatises, cold and exact. Absurd
confessions" and real stories Of
travel and achievement were side by
side.
Asia and National Geographic and
foreign travel pamphlets made one
long for the distant scenes of strange
countries and then an old sport page
Of The Times and Stirrin' the Dope
to bring one back to actualities or a
job and daily bread and butter.
But what's this underneath it all?
A CODY Of Life. Clear down at the
bottom Of the pile-Life. The multi
tudinous thoughts of men in all
their strength and weakness, in all
their hypocrisy and truth put down
so all might see. And underneath
it all--Lifel
C-7AL MOORE, who meets
r. Happy Atherton next Mon
day night at Tomlinson Hall
in the feature bout Of the Ma
tional A.. c. boxing card, has just
recently gone under the manage
ment Of Tom Walsh and Nate
Lewis Of Chicago, who are work
Ing to arrange bouts for the Mem
phis pride with Phil Rosenberg,
Pete Sarmiento, Bud Taylor,
Bushy Graham and other leading
bantams.
Moore defeated Pete Sar1niento
in the East Aurora Qll.) arena last
summer, in the opinion of the
majority Of the Windy City sports
writer's, and strong efforts are be-
ing made to match the two again.
Walsh and Lewis are laying out
busy summers work for Pal
Carlaris is on the way! Ac-
cording to press dispatch w. I.
Anderson has shipped eight horses
from Tia Juana, billed to Douglas
Park, Louisville, where stalls are
reserved. The 3-year-old sensa ton,
and one of the Kentucky Derby
favorites, is in the group Of
thoroughbreds.
No wonder Hank Schneider got
"beaned" Tuesday at Kansas
City. His mind wasn't on the
ball game-that's sure. This
morning at 900 at Methodist
Hospital Mrs. Schneider pre-
scented the Tribe shOrtstop with
baby girl, weight seven pounds
six ounces. The mother and baby
are getting along fine. just
watch Hank go today!
r. HE sport writers missed the
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