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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-04

BIZ Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. 4.-Win-
ming all but two dual meets in six
years is the proud record of Pur-
dues gymnastic team under Coach
Merit l.. Clevett. In 1925 the coach
was taken i'll and for over month
the team was without his help, dur
ing which time Chicago and Wiscon-
sin slipped over victories.
Least season Purdue came through
its dual meets without being threat
ened seriously, and lost the Big Ten
championship tourney to Chicago by
few points. Clevett, besides being
coach of the gymnastic team, is as
sistant director of athletics, under
which title he is in charge of Pur-
dues big program of intramural
athletic activity.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-04
CARD STOCK
Hornsby Expects to Settle
Troubles Shortly.

BU Times Special
NEW YORK, Feb. A commit
nication from Rogers Hornsby re-
reived by his new owners, the New
York Giants, today, indicated that
the peerless second sacker expects
to have his stock troubles with the
Cardinals cleared up shortly.
Rogers is on his way to New York
to attend a dinner of the Baseball
Writer'S Association Sunday. He
said he was not worrying about the
troubles in st. Louis and that he
would be ready to go south with the
Giants next month.
The reason Hornsby had himself
elected to the st. Louis Cardinal
board of directors was that he might
have a hand in affairs of the club
and act, if necessary. to protect the
value of his stock until it is sold
Sam Breadon having declined to
buy at the "Rajah's" figure, several
other prospective customers are
being sounded out by Hornsby.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-04
LEADS FIELD
ReiseIt, First in Cue Tour
ney, Meets Kenney.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-Play in the
worlds three-cushion billiard cham
pionship was resumed today with
Otto Re;selt, Philadelphia, defending
champion, leading the field.
Reiselt has been master through
out the tournament. having won all
his matches and turned in the high
run of the tournament-10. He is
scheduled to meet Gus Kenney, Chi
cago, tonight.
One Of the interesting matches of
today's pairings brings together
Augie Kieckhefer, Chicago. and Tiff
Denton. Kansas City. Kieckhefer
has been playing in great fashion so
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-04
Oichigan, Indiana, Wiscon'
sin Out in Front as First
Half Ends.

Western Conference basketball
teams are reported "in the pink" for
the opening shortly of the last half
of the Big Ten basketball race. Mich
igan, Indiana and Wisconsin are
punched in the front as the ten Con-
ference squads approach the home
stretch.
The first half of the schedule will
be completed Monday. Three games
ARE scheduled Saturday and two
fonday. The contests Saturday are
indiana at Chicago, Minnesota at
Illinois. and Ohio State at Iowa. Mon
lay Ohio State will be at Illinois
and Minnesota will be at Indiana.
Several feature battles occurred
in the initial half of the campaign.
Two highlights of the dash were
the Michigan-Iowa tilt and the
Michigan-Indiana contest.
Iowa Tumbled
The Michigan.Iowa game, which
was the feature Of the dedication
ceremonies of Iowas new field
house, was touted as one of the most
important conflicts of the year. The
Wolverines scored smashing 41-22
victory, surprising most of the sport
fans and critics.
At the occasion of the Indiana
Michigan tilt every seat in the Grim
sons gymnasium was sold out and
DE teams were tied before the fray
Kundreds of fans were turned away.
with four victories apiece and no de-
feats.
The Wolverines packed a vicious
last half wallop and stunned the
Hoosiers with 1927 victory. The
tall, rangy Michigan forwards broke
loose and mounted up lead which
Indiana was unable to cut down.
Minnesota and Northwestern
have failed to win a game although
fighting hard to drag themselves
out of the cellar position.
Big Clash Feb. 10
The feature of the second half race
probably will be the Michigan-Indi-
ana tilt at Ann Arbor Feb. 10. This
event may decide the Big Ten cham
pionship. The question as to whether
Indiana can stand the gait without
the services of it's star center-back-
guard, Winston, has been argued
and debated upon without definite
conclusion.
At the present time Michigan is
on top with five victories and no de-
feats, Indiana and Wisconsin are
tied for second with four victories
and one defeat, Purdue is next in
line with three victories and one de-
feat. Ohio and Illinois also are tied
with a trio of triumphs and two
losses. Iowa has won two, lost two.
Chicago has won one game, but has
gone down to defeat in four other
contests.
Northwestern has lost five games
nd Minnesota seven.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-04
CITY BOWLING GOSSIP
ROLLS 300 SCORE
By Lefty Lee

Abraham of the X. v. Law team
in the Merchants Central League
rolled a perfect score of 800 in
league play Thursday night. This
game was rolled on Central Alleys
Is and IS. Abraham viii receive IA
gold medal from the A. Il. c. for
this score as the league and alleys
are sanctioned by the American
Bowling Congress.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-02-04
DOUBLE OVERTIME FRAY

The Communal Celts defeated the
overtime game at the Communal hall
Riverside Meteors, 44.40, in a double
gym.
The score at the end of the regu-
lar playing time was 34-all, and at
The end of the first overtime 3S-all.
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ANSWER ROWING CALL

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-Ninety can
didates, including only five varsity
veterans, answered the first rowing
call issued by Dick Glendon, head
coach at Columbia. There are six
boat loads of freshmen.
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The Nickel Plate Road bowling
classic will be rolled at p. M, Sun
day, Feb. S, on Beams Recreation
alleys, Illinois and Ohio SITS. Teams
from Lima, Ohio; Muncie, Upton,
Lafayette and indianapolis will con-
test. The winning squad will roll
match games with a team selected
from the best bowlers of the Nickel
Plate Road bowling league of Cleve-
land.
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far in the tournament, while Denton
has been under form.
Two other matches today are be-,
tween Gus Copulos, Detroit, and Raj
mundo Campanioni, Cuban cham
pion. and Arthur Thurnblad against
Len KenneY.
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WANT FORMER STAR

BIZ United Press
NORMAN, Okla, Feb. Adrian
Lindsey, former Kansas football
star, is being sought as head foot
ball coach at the University of Okla
homa. Bonnie Owens, football coach
for several years, has been made attn
letic director at the university.
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BASEBALL BUGS

Willie Hoppe, champion at 1872 bill
lizards, and Walter Hagen, worlds
greatest golfer, both are baseball
bugs. Each would prefer to be
great pitcher like Walter Johnson,
than premier billiardist or golfer.
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games passed the 200 mark, the 236
of Prick being high.

The O'Brien Inks, Pivot City Ink,
and Indianapolis Star teams were
three-time winners over the Indian
apolis Engraving, Allies and Wright
Electros in the Print Craft League
games rolled on the Recreation
Assistants copied two out of three
from their opponents. Jack Chryst
of the Star team had high single
game and high total for three games
when he secured 6S7 pins on games
of 200, $50 and 257. Bulach had
Go and Woodland, SOC. Twenty
seven games passed the 200 mark.
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This score gives the writer the OPP
portunity to stress the importance of
having your league join the parent
body. The cost is but 25c a MEM
Der per year. and you or one of your
teammates may be the next one to
roll perfect game.
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Methodists Defeat
Earlham Five
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Feb. A.
Bish Hughes De Paw University
meters flashed to a decisive 44-24 vic
tory over Earlham here Thursday
night. The Methodist aggregation
was in top form and played great
basketball.
The Quakers put up a hard fight
in the initial period and succeeded
in holding the Tigers to a 20-16
score. The Richmond five was I'M
able to hold back the locals on
slaught in the final period and
Byram and Costello poured in the
field goals.
Byram scored eight field goals
and free throw. Costello hit the
hoop four times from the field and
three times from the charity line.
Summary.
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%JJ wv NORMAN
Blackboard lSAAcS


Fl HERE are any number Of
high school basketball fans
in the State, who have CLASH
fled the teams in the order of their
strength. The majority of fans stop
after they name three squads. Here
and there we hear that there are only
three quintets that count in the
State this year-Logansport, Bedford
and Martinsville. Most of the fans
who make those statements are just
rolling along and making their de-
cisions on the basis of popular
opinion. There are at least twelve
fives in Indiana which can easily be
rated topnotchers.
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Big ten TEAMS PREPARE FOR FINAL DASH In RACE FOR net H0N0R
City H. S. Program
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
Mt. Comfort at Broad Ripple.
Manual at Princeton.
Gibault VS.. Cathedral at X. Of C. Hall.
SATURDAY
Manual at Evansville (Centra).
Shortridge at Terre Haute (Garheldl
Muncie VS. Tech at Armory.
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Earlham o4l

ard. Anderson. Marshall MUIR Raisor
lEar,haml NJ. Cain. Polk. Field goals
(De Pauwl Byram s. Costello T. Sturtridge
,. King. Reynolds. W Cain smith Foul
goals-(Da Pauw) Costello 3. Ward 2.
Messersmith. Byrsm Anderson; tEarlham)
v. Cain 1. w. Cain Duley.
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We rate LOganspOrt first. Then
come half dozen others, so even
in strength It almost is impossible
to classify them. Among the num-
Der are Bedford, Martinsville, Mum
Gle. Vincenes and Central of Evans
vile. There are other squads that
will be real title contenders If they
hit their stride.
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The Merchants League games,
rolled on the Central alleys, resulted
in three-time wins for the Indiana
Electric, Hill & Co.. Schoen Brothers
and United Electric Company teams
over the A. & p. Tea, M. g. N. Lum-
Der, Velvet and Petot Shoe, which
the Marmon, Coca-Cola, Universals
and keystone Six were winning two
out of three from the r. V. Law,
Wheeler & Co., American High
Speed Chain and Indianapolis Light
and Heat.
Kenyon of the SchOen Brothers
team led the league with total of
655, OH games of 242, 1870 and 23S.
Strong had COZ and Wheeler also
reached COZ.
Twenty gaines passed the 200
mark, the SOC of Abraham being
high.
The Recreation alley sweepstakes
Sunday for bowlers with an average
of 1870 or under has received a nice
entry to date and some real compe-
tition may be expected, as these
boys go out and get the wood when
they are among themselves. If you
have not entered yet, get in touch
with Eddie Harkenrider at the
Recreation alleys.
The Capitol No League games
Thursday night resulted in a clean
sweep for the Cutsinger Tranfer
team, while the Mineralites, East
man Cleaners, Block Optical and
Postoffice boys were winning two out
OF three from the Lovejoys, Robbins
Body. Standard Grocery and Kahn
Tailoring teams.
Hanna, with a total of 643, Sc
cured OIL games of 235, 225 and 1873.
was high i'm this loop. A. Frick had
Coz and Mack 626. Twenty-seven
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ing thirty nine minutes at top speed.
did things up brown by flashing up
the floor just before the final gun
to score the final field goal"
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FIGHTS AND FIGHTERS

CHICAGO - Wolcott Langford. Negro
mddleweght; will meet Bobby Barrett
Philadelphia, in ten-round bout tonight
Observation-Disclosures Davies Charleroi
Pa. flyweight. defeated Marty Gold, Phila-
delphia, in ten rounds.