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The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-09-29

Charmed at her touch the opening wall divides,
And rocks of crystal form the polished sides:
Through the bright arch the Loves and Graccs tread,
lnnOcuOuS thunders murmuring overhead: "
Leave with impatient step the circling bour
And hear behind the closing rocks return.
Here, high in air, uncOnsciuos of the storm,
Thy temple Nature, its mystic form;
From earth to heaven, unwrOught by mortal toll,
Towers the fabric of the desert soil
Ger many league the ponderous domes extend,
And deep in earth the ribbed vaults descend;
A thousand Jasper steps. with circlng sweep.
Lead the slow votary up the winding steep;
Ten thousand piers. Joined and auof
Bear their branching the fretted roof.
Cnnumbered asles connect unnumbered halls
And sacred symbols crowd the pictured walls:
With pencil rude forgotten days design,
And arts empires live i'm every line
I While, chained reluctant the marble ground
Ind gnant Time reclineS by sculpture bound;
And stenly bending DER the scroll unrolled.
Inscribes the future with his style of gold
No verna zephyr breathes. sunbeans cheer
No song nor shipper ever enters here:
Ger the green floor and round the dew drop wall,
The Shiny snail and boated lizard crawl:
While on white heaps of intermingled bones
The muse of Melancholy sits and means
Showers her cold tears Ger BeautN's early wreck.
Spreads her pale arms, and bends her marble neck"
' seek follow the Erasmus Darwin's in
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-09-29

Next week will seek to follow the of Erasmus Da
spiration.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17

between two ball clubs-Pur-
due and Michigan. North
Westerns overwhelming vic
tory over Wabash has left the
critics in a quandary. The prob
lem seems to revolve around Rus
sell Walters, former Kokomo High
School hero. If Arthur Dutch
Lonborg can build an aggressive.
husky outfit around the star Wal
terS, Northwestern certainly is en-
titled to berth NO. for dark horses.
Indiana and Ohio state also have
been relegated to the "might-be'
stalls. The chase this season APP
pears to bear all the indications of
developing into "hoss race"
~TONIGHT at Bloomington In
i diana will face Wabash. Pete
Vaughan had peculiar team last
season. One night it shaped up like
the old Little Giant Wonder Five
and the next night it hardly was
able to keep its passes straight. re-
gardleSs Of the goal shooting. The
Wabash which faces I. U. tonight
may be as different from the Wa
bash which took a lacing from
Northwestern as black is from
white.
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looking the future, and he wants to
be protected against accidents and
other unlocked for obstacles. Chiefly
he desires to put more dynamite in
the Yankee pitching staff, although
it looks good enough to ease through
in style for at least another season,
especially If it continues to get the
customary batting support of Ruth.
Gehrig and others. The mite man
ager walked in with the 1927 pen
nant and annexed the world series
four in row. A pleasant off season
for Higgins, indeed. The little boss
is graduate of the American ASso-
citation, where he starred with st.
Paul many years ago.
= n
CETTLEMENT Of the baseball
~ draft has been postponed again,
as usual The minor league mag
mates figure they must have some=
thing to argue over TO give them an
excuse to convene one whole week
in Toronto next December.
What a red hot stove league ses-
sion that'll be! Some of the boys
won't want to adjourn. 1t may be
cold up there, but there will be
plenty Of hot f1ues.
R&
The joint meeting of the major
leagues has ended. And the steer
ing" committee had little to do. The
delegates didn't need a guide. A
flock of 'taxis was sufficient.
q n
ftcher Jimmy Ring has been
sentenced to do another stretch with
the Phillies. He's bear for punish
ment.
DIRATES and Cubs will engage in
4 an exhibition series in Cali
fornia next spring. The teams are
going to cash in on the Bush Cuyler
controversy.
r.
y AS side feature the Pirate boss
and the outflelder he benched will
engage in glare" duel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17
H. G.. S. BowLers
First on Top in
Gold Pot Event

= Before 2 packed house, the first
annual Elks' Club Gold Pot"
sweepstakes got away to great
start at p. m. Friday. The H,
G.. S. Paint team, rolling on the
10 p. m. shift, took the lead with
a total of 3,055.
The Optimist Giants scored 2,972
for second high the first day, while
the Optimist Braves and Stafford
Engraving No. 8 tied for third and
fourth, with a total of 1881. The
Easterns we're but three pins away,
having 1928 for fifth position.
Play today start at 2 p. m. Other
squads were to take the drives at
4, 6, and p. m.
Sunday the boys will start bat
tering the pins at 10 a. m. and COM
tinue until midnight with a fresh
squad each two hours.
AS shown by Fridays scores, some
real pin spilling will be turned In
before this meet closes with the
6 p. m. squad Tuesday. Sunday and
Monday schedules follow:
SUNDAY
10 A. M-Standard OIL Mary Lou Lunch
Manufacturing No. l. Real Silk Office,
Grotto ImpS. Watkins Reaabbitt, O'Kellys.
-'' Il sNoon@W. Hare y Son, Auto Equip
ment. FIT. Harrison. General Agents, In
dianapolis Light end Power Company,
Grotto Hoofs, Cutsinger Transfers, saith
Street Merchants.
2 P. M.-Virginia Rubber, LaSalles Elks
Ears. Eyes. Shin Bones. Tails. Hoots. Santa,
4P. M.-Dilling Candy. stowells, Weber
MIX. Standard Grocery. B. g. o. Athletic
Association, Noblesville Elks, Heffelman
P. observation-disclosures Goals.
Evangelical Five. Silver Flash Gas, Vir-
gnia sweet. Furnas-Schoen. Lucky Strikes.
Coca-Cola (Capitou, Century Alleys.
P. Mt. Pitt. Try Me. Gas Blowers.
Petot Shoes. Falls City Lager, Florshem
Shoes. st. Paul Reformed Bowlmore.
10 p. M.-Marott Shoe Shop, Oefterlng-
Litzelman Century. the Galatians. Bal
lev's Realtors. Central States Audit, Roo
erSon Goals fRecre atom. Capitol Alley
Five, Pritchetts Recreation.
MONDAY
p. M.--McCaslin Bros. Metal Craft,
Geiger Peters, Bankers Special. 7. A. Bell
P. M.-Reo FLYING Clouds. AIadden-
Coppel. General Motors Trucks. r. " Law
TUESDAY
2 P. M.-Indianapoli Star Newsboys.
Stereotypers, Printers
P. Nh a. G. Boosters Tumblers,
Ropes. Bucks. Indian Clubs, Dumb Bells.
Water Dogs, Elks Teeth.
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golf clubs along as does KenesaW
Mountain, but we are one who will
vouch for the fact that Trester is
just as important to Indiana scho-
laStic basketball as the Judge is to
baseball's peace of mind.
Il II -
Backboard'S initial "guess" of the
season proved to be a "dud' when
Doc Meanwell'S Wisconsin outfit
knocked off Butler Friday night, 25
to 18. We suppose the proper thing
to do now is commence yodeline
nonchalantly Rose of My Hearth
n n
It is understood that Indiana
Central College basketeers made
vow not to shave until they win
a game. At the rate the squad
is now going they probably will
join the House of David squad
en- maSSe.
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Service School Officials De-
eide to Split Over Eli
gibiIity Rules.
SO YEARS OF RIVALRY
Disagreement Ends CoIorfuI
Gridiron Series.

~ NEW YORK, Dec. 1e.-After SO
years of athletic relations the Army
and Navy-WeSt Point Military
Academy and the Naval Academy at
Annapolis-have severed relations.
Officials of the two schools de-
cided to end the football relations
which annually have resulted in one
OF the most colorful games of the
entire football season. Last year,
the game drew $4,000 people at the
Yankee stadium. The preceding
year 10000 people watched the
game at Soldiers Field in Chicago.
The technical reason involved is
over eligibility. Both schools for
years have used players who had
played in other colleges before en-
tering the academies. Last year
Harry Wilson was captain of the
Army team. He had played three
years at Penn State before entering
the Military Academy and was an
All-American back there.
Middies Made Request
The Navy, at the close of this year,
asked the Army to enforce the regu-
lar collegiate rule against any play
er, who had played three years on a
college team before entering the
academies, playing with one of the
service elevenS. This the Army re-
fused to accede to and athletic re-
lationS were broken of.
Admiral L. Mutton, commandant
Of the Naval Academy, wrote off,
Gals of the Military Academy Dec.
3 pointing out Annapolis had ac-
cepted the three-year collegiate eli
gibiiity rule and that If the Army
disregarded relations automatically
would be severed.
Maj. Gen. e. B. Winans, super
intendent of the Military Academy.
wrote in reply the Army would not
accede TO such a ruling and that
if the Navy desired to schedule
other games on the dates already
set for the Army Navy classic it
would meet with the regretful APP
proval Of the Military Academy.
Reasons of Army
The Army has refused the three
year eligibility rule on the grounds
it has a small institution--Smalle-
than the Navy-and that none of
its cadets should be barred from
participation in athletics, despite
previous activities on the gridiron.
The ruling by the Navy means
that Tod Sloane, who caught a pass
and raced for a touchdown against
the Army this year will be barred
from further athletic participation.
Among the Army stars who would
have been barred under the ruling
are Bud Sprague. captain-elect for
next year; eagle, Murrell and Nave.
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MN local BOW,lerS
8U1EFTY LEE

Three-time wins. featured the Printcraft
League games At the Delaware alleys
dianapoiis Engraving and Allies taking all
games from the Pivot City Inks, pivot city
blacks and Press Assistants. Fred
form and led the field with games Of ash.
ala and 1872, total of 66l. Williams had
O24; Middav, 500. and Shan, 6o4
The Gauss and PieI teams won three
IRON the BALI and Shelters rs the Wine
Gardners copied the odd game from the
the I. A. g. alleys. Krick again led the
neId IN this league, having counts Of
Els, 21S and ZOE for a total Of $50.
:, The =. A. G. Bradley No. l. and Nancy
Msiajor, League. at PIitchett's Recreation.
the 800 mark Fulton having 5ll; Rey-
nolds. S29; McKinnon, 5S3: Meeker, $50:
Lee. Sas: and Johns, 523. Meeker not only
turned in high single game. ala score.
The. Universal No. and Exchange No. 1
Fl. Harrison. while the OptimIst and uni
psny in the interclub League games at the
Central alleys. Blue Of the Optimist team
With games Of All. 173 and 1919. total
5sS. led the field.
At the Indiana alleys the eighteen team
Citizen Gas League held their weekly ses-
monias taking three games from the Boil
ers. Trucks and Cranes The other games
showed a two-out-of-three win for the Gas,
over the Tsrs statesnts Bio%er Ha serV VIy
Meter and Holder clubs. The individuals
fsiled to roll up to standard form. not a
COO total showing.
The Service team won three from, the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17

Courtesy boys as the Prompt outfit took
two from the Satisfaction team in the
Indiana. Schneider had an even 200 IN
In his second game, which was high.
Henderson Of the Sprocket team tried
to put his outfit over when he secured
games Of ali. 2lS and lss, for q total Of
6l5, which was high for the Link Belt
League. The Machine boys were rolling in
consistent form, however, and grabbed the
odd grme. The Orders did the same
thing to the Production in spite of Mat
news. 500 on games of 234, les and 1872
The Castings and Core Room won three
from the Chains and Grinders.
The Eyes took two from the Antlers in
the Elk Club League while the Shinbones.
Ears. Teeth and Tails. The Hoofs won
their last two games by margin of two
and four pins. Lando after a slow start
Of 1874 came back with games of ass and
244 to lead the league with total Of 663.
F0Wler was, next with GOT on games Of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17
Local Elves Hit Rough Sailing;
Three Teams Win; Four Defeated
Cathedral, Ripple, Prep Chalk Up Victories: Tech
Manual, Shortridge, Washington Hit Skids.

Indianapolis high school baskets
ball teams ran into stormy weather
in Friday nights basketball contests
and while three local fiyes were
chalking up victories four disccn-
solately were setting markers in the
loss column.
Cathedral romped away with 81
to II decision over Oaklandon at the
Irish gym after slow start. The
Irish we're ahead. II to 9, at the
half. Dugan, Carr and Leary led
the attack for the Cathedralites.
Broad Ripple sank the Castleton
squad under 48 to 8 count at the
Ripple gym. The Rippleites started
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17
Butler Bows
to Wisconsin
in Hard Tilt
Badger Rally Late in Game
Sinks Bulldogs; HOIz
Is Star.
Bn Times Sneoinl

BIZ Times Special
MADISON, Wis, Dec. 1.-THE
Wisconsin Badgers crashed through
to a 25-to-18 victory over Butler
Of Indianapolis here Friday night.
The visitors experienced difficulty
in connecting with the hoop in the
second half and the locals long
range barrage, started late in the
game, came through successfully.
The Butterflies took an early lead,
and, although closely pressed, held
to their slight advantage through
out the initial period. The score
was 1911 at half time.
Neither team was successful In
scoring during the first seven min
uteS of play at the resumption of
play. Holz, with a pair of field
goals and four free throws, was best
for the visitors, while Behr and
Andrews led the Badger drive, ably
assisted by HotchkiSs.
The Bulldogs left for Ft. Wayne,
Ind, where they were to play the
Concordia quintet tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17
Low Blows
Cost Click
Ring Title
Eastern 130-Pounder Fouls
Tod Morgan; Schwartz
Beats Brown.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
Iinitsd Press star Corresponden

NEW YORK, Dec. II. - There
might have been a new junior light
weight champion today. but Joe
Click of Brooklyn struck one low
blow too many in his title match
with Tod Morgan of Seattle. Wash,
the title-holder, Friday night at
Madison Square Garden and Referee
Eddie Forbes disqualified Click in
the fourteenth round Of a scheduled
fifteen-round bout.
The fair-or-foul controversy was
started all over again as a result
of Clicks tactics. for some 5000 fans
started yelling 'low blow" as early
as the second round and kept it up
until Referee Forbes finally waived
Click to his corner and saved the
130-pound title for Morgan.
Corporal 1zZy~ Schwartz Of New
York defeated Newsboy Brown Of
Los Angeles, Cal, in the fifteen
round semi-final and acquired pos
session of the worlds flyweight
championship in New York State at
least.
Schwartzs early lead won the
fight for him as Brown finished
strong and was punching more &C
curately and effectively in the final
rounds.
Faced with the loss of his title,
Morgan disregarded the foul fight
ing Of Click and put up one of the
gamest exhibitions ever witnessed in
New York prize ring.
Down in the resin for three counts
Of nine. eight and five. each time
from a questionable body blow
which was struck near the foul line,
Morgan came up every time to fight
back at Click with all the strength
in his weary body.
The crowd waS in turmoil at the
end and Glick had to be escorted
from the ring Nv a squadron of po-
licemen. From the second round on,
the crowd was enc with Morgan
and they gave him a tremendous
tribute as he was helped to his feet
and his hand hoisted in victory.
There was no doubt Click had
Morgan licked. He cut his face up
badly and had the champion groggy
on several occasions although his
low punches. butting with his head
and other questionable tactics I'M
doubtedly weakened Morgan con-
siderably.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17
Fights and Fighters

MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.-Sammy Mandell,
lightweight champion. decisively defeated
Johnny ODonnell, st. Paul, In no.
decision fight last night. Howard May
berry. Duluth. outpointed Sammy Rather.
Minneapolis.
HOLLYWOOD, Cal. - Vince Dundee.
brother of the welterweight champion, de-
feated Tommy OBrien, local welterweight,
ten rounds.
SAN FRANCIsCO--Tomny Cello. lght-
weight, defeated Jimmy Lundy Long
Beach, ten rounds.
DENVER, Colo.-,Al webster. 1853. Bill.
lings, Mont, scored a technical knockout
over Johnny Gararden, Minneapolis,
fourth round.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.-Henri Dewanker,
France. won a victory over Eddie Reed
New York Negro, ten rounds. Carmen
Spagnolia and Frankie Hayes were taken
from the ring for stalling in the Semi-
final.
DAYTON. Ohio-Happy Atherton. Indi-
annapolis fyweight. defeated Louie Car
penter, Toledo, ten rounds. referees de-
cision.
ERIE. Pa.-Johnny Rychan, Erie, won
from Pancho Decio, New York, ten rounds,
decision.
PADUCAH. Ky.-Jimmy (Red) Herring,
knocked out Billy McCann, fourth round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17
Stoue League Chatter
BY EDDIE ASH

We would enjoy being present to
view the turmoil in the Chicago and
Pittsburgh press campus if Man
ager Mccarthy of the Cubs assigns
CuyTer to left field and places him
second in the batting order.
n =
Clark Griffith demanded Pitcher
Shaute and $4,000 of Cleveland for
Joe Judge. General Manager Evans
and Field Manager Peckinpaugh no
doubt retired to the .cloakroom on
that one and had their first cry.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17
Army and NaUy Traditional Foes Sever Athletic Relation
Turner's Defeat
Eastern Squad

South Side Turner's annexed a
close basket tilt from the Buffalo
IN. W Lincolns at the Turner gym
Friday night. 80 to 81. Turner's will
play Jim Thorpe's' Indian team at
the Turner gym Sunday afternoon.
The first half was close and fast
and the locals finished ahead, IS to
Is. Locals took a long lead in the
second half, but near the end of
the game the visitors broke loose
with rally that brought them with
in two points Of the locals score.
The Fasteners used the short fast
pass almost exclusively and not once
attempted long shot. They dis
played plenty Of speed but missed
many short shots.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17
Independent and Amateur
Basketball Notices

Holy Trinity basket ball team nosed out
the aoosier ACES ace, 80 TO ~ Thurfdsy night
Walker ppyed best for tSe wnn xan ras
local and State teams desiring games are
Invited to communicate with the. Holy
Trinity A. c.. 90l N. Holmes Ave.
Strauss Says" team edded three more
victories to its list this week. defeating
BACK 81 Ha%ks 4. tS q Downing the g. anG
strsuss ea OF write Cor E. oRm oung, WIZ
Fl. Harrison team will play the WIGS
Five Of Indisnapoiis at the post gym to-
Lunch i've Monday. IS to IA. and lost to
the Big Four Wednesday. 40 to 81. Sol
diers desire a game for Saturday. Call
Company NJ. Ft. benjamin. Harrison. Ind.
State Auto Insurance team defeated the
s. s imp csban anu aHdnait al spence ed
the Insurance attack. Spencer led at the
half. "a to 20.
St. Philips A. C. defeated the College
day night Fast floor work Of The winners
entirely outclassed. Coniey. Kelly and
0eTlach starred for the Saints. Jesse,
Payne and Evans looked best for the Cubs.
Big Four A. A.. will leave indianapolis at
noon Saturday for Danville. ILL.,, to play
the Danville Dixie Flyers. G. and E. /.
champions. A special car of rooters will
follow the local squad.
Edgewood Triangles desire games with
strong teams having access to a gym.
Triangies are completely uniformed and
are, willing to play on a homeland home
basis. Teams interested call Southport
l02-R and ask for Ted or write John
Stenger, Citizens Gas Company. Indian
apolis.
Brookside o. B. basketball team will
play Memorial Baptist Saturday night at
the Brookside gym, Eleventh and Olney
SITS: Proceeds of the game will 90 for a
children's Christmas party.
Great Western basketball squad has
been cut down to the following men
Allen, Davis. Haase, Wright, Stafford,
Kopp, High, Fox. Ashley. Crane and Tee
guarden; Great Westerns have won eleven
games. losing only to st. Philips and Dia-
mond Chain. For games call DR.. Davis.
Great Western Furniture Company.
Benson, Cowboys desire a game for to-
night with fast team. Call Nelson Cooke,
Harrison 2661-R.
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League race last
season with his
smuggling C ircus
and was awarded
a seat on top Of
the world. Doubt
less he is just kid
ding the boys and
getting a big
laugh out of
viewing the fran
tic efforts of 9TH
err club managers
to snare some
talent. Higgins is
a smart manager.
however, always
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17
PENNSY VS.. Y. N. H. A.

Pennsylvania Railroad basketball
team will play the Y. M. H. A. five
at the Pennsy gym Sunday after
noon. The game will start at 3 p.
m. Both teams have been hitting a.
fast clip recently.
Pennsy defeated Folks this week,
80 to 80, while the H. AS downsd
the Phi Delta Thetas, 40 to 10.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17
l. u. Experiments With Two-Team
System in Clashes With Wabash
Crimson and Little Giants in Doube-H Header Basketball
Offering Tonight; First Tilt Starts at $50.

games here tonight when Wabash
College meets the Crimson. In the
first game the reserve teams Of the
two schools will clash while in the
aftermath the regular varsity COM
binations will battle. Indiana Uni
versity is one of the first Big Ten
schools to try out the double header
stunt.
Coach Dean has named eight men
from which he will pick his Indiana
starting lineup for the main at
traction. Wells, forward, La Porte,
and Correll, floor guard, Bloom
ington, are the only two sure star
tiers.
Other Positions
Beckner, Muncie, or Strickland,
OwenSYille, will get one of the for
ward positions, with the center job
a tosS-up between McCracken, Mon
rovia. and Leonard, Rochester, or
Gill, Washington, will get the call
at back guard.
Hickey, Morgantown. or Martzolf,
Kokomo, will start at one of the
forwards on the reserve team.
Springer, Fl. Wayne, has the other
shooting job. Farmer, Bloomington,
will Jump at center with Benzel,
Bedford, playing running guard.
Shields, Muncie. or Morrill,, TT.
Wayne, are scheduled at back guard.
Limited to One Game
The first game will start at $50,
with the regular battle getting I'M
der way at g o'clock. "A PLAYER who
participates in the initial tilt is not
allowed in the second affair. Prob
able lineups:
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Young Jake
Is Favorite
in Cue Tilt
Schaefer Doped to Capture
Worlds Title From
Champion Cochran.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1T.-Young
Jake Schaefer, challenger. is
favored to wrest the world 1872
balkline billiard title from Welker
Cochran, champion, in their 1900
point championship match at Hotel
Pennsylvania, starting Monday.
Cochran has been playing
brilliantly in practice, having a
high run of GIL in one session, but
billiard critics do not believe, he
viii be able to Offset Schaefer's
steady play.
The last time they met in 1921
Schaefer was champion and Coch-
ran challenger. schaefer won 1900
to. 1888.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17

Trester, perma-
nent secretary OF
the Indiana State
High School Ath-
letic Association.
The ledge" is
the target for all
the ball players
squawks just as
Arthur L. has to
stand for protests,
arguments and
suggestions from
HooSier scholastic
players, coaches,
principals and
rooters. Probably
the I. H. S. A. A.
doesn't tote his
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-17
O6 the ! !
Blackboard
By
NORMAN
ISAACS
|

Big Ten Conference basketball coaches entering the
grief stage In ways the annual for the Con-
ference hardwood toga is like major league raceworres
upses and injuries Nothing is certain in basketball in
any other sport for that matter Roaming around the city
talking basketball necessarily with prominent followers of
the sport gets the idea that the Big Ten