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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
Cathedral Rops
Vincennes EUe

b. Times Nnrcicf
VINCENNES, Ind, Dec. 81
Cathedral of Indianapolis broke
away from Gibault Of Vincennes
here Friday night and annexed 81
to % triumph from the local five.
The visitors fast-moving offenSe
had the locals trailing, IA to 2, in
the early minutes of the game.
Gibault rallied and the count was
16 to a. Cathedral, at the half.
Carr. indianapolis forward, count
ed twelve points for scoring honors
of the night. Dugan also played
well. Brown. Dejean, and Konen
were best for the locals Summary:
Cathedral l3N. Gebault (23l.
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Rival City Squads Reported
in Good Condition for
Contest.
BLUE HAS ADVANTAGE
S. H. S. Has Edge in Height
and Weight.

The Technical and Shortridge
High School basketball teams today
we're reported to be in the very
best of condition for their clash to-
night at the Armory. Both teams
have been practicing daily all week
and a stirring battle is expected
when the two city rivals line up at
8 2. m.
The Arsenalites, much smaller and
lighter than their North Side op-
ponents. have displayed cleverness
and speed in early games and Coach
Tim Campbell probably will rely on
being able to retain possession of the
ball.
Shortridge probably will take the
floor with starting lineup of six
footers with lasting power and bas-
ket-getting ability. The game to-
night will be preceded by curtain
raiser between the second teams of
both schools. The probably starting
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vicious sock in either mltt.
The Hinklemen demonstrated
their punch against Muncie
last week by coming from be-
hind in the last minutes of play to
gain 80 to "a triumph. Blackboard
has bunch Butler is going to plas-
ter a haynaker on the MaroonS and
knock the Chicagoans stiff and cold.
= =
While in this predicting frame of
mind it might not be bad idea to
repeat that ShOrtridge Technical
formula about the six-foot Short
ridgers taking the verdict in to-
nights conflict at the ArmOry.
The city cd, De Paw man by
the way, accused lis this morning of
being partial TO Notre Dame. just
for that we'll place our mazuma on
the Irish to beat Princeton tonight.
n
II ECEIVED q letter today from a
IN chap who signed himself Eng
lish." The gentleman is boosting for
a game between Shortridge and Ca
thedral. His exact words we're
What would be SWeeter and hot
ter than game between Cathedral
and Shortridge." Mr.. Briton is a
trif1e behind the times. All the root
ing and footing this correspondent
pulled of during the football sea-
son, pleading. begging and demand
ing a Shortridge- Cathedral football
game for the sake of bigger and bet
ter news, availed nothing but the
cold shoulder. Cathedral is not a
member of the I. II. S. A. A. and
therefore unable to play any city
public high school club. We do be-
lieve nothing would please the boys
of both schools better but there's
where the matter stands and we
probably will have to be content
with arguing out the respective mer-
its of the teams without seeing them
in action against each other.
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DID JUDGES FUNERAL

funeral services we're held Friday
Municipal Court Judge Fred Nc
lister. who committed suicide
'dnesday morning. by the Odd
low lodge, at the home, 1884
ram Ave.
ne funeral procession departed
,rtlv before noon for Shannon
a. Ind. where Judge McCalliSter
buried. Shannondale was his
hplace.
Kudges Thomas Garvin and Dan
White and Attorneys Frank
.nnAes and Clifford Cameron were
-Ihearers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
Dunlap Captures
Md-South Meet

P,U United Press
PINEHURST NC. Dec. 31.-George
T. Dunlap, Jr., Princeton under
graduate, is the Mid-South golf
champion for the third successive
time.
The title-holder, matched with
Eugene Romans, a college claSSmate,
Friday repeated his fine perform
ance of the past two years and
forced the junior champion of New
Jersey to end the match at the
twentieth hole. Dunlap was one up.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
In Final Round
of ferris Meet

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-JuiiuS
Seligson, New York, and SFrank x.
Shields, of New York. met today for
the second consecutive year in the
National indoor Junior Tennis
championship at the Seventh Regi-
ment Armory. Seligson won the
title last year.
In the boys division William
Jacobs, of Baltimore, opposed Peter
Carey, Williston Academy, for the
title. The two opponents in the
junior singles, Seligson and Shields,
paired together against c. A. Smith,
of the University of Virginia, and
Eddie Jacobs, of Baltimore, in the
doubles finals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
Turner's Set for
Sunday Contest

The South Side Turner's are drill
ing hard for their game Sunday at
the Turner Hall against the Davies
Oil Company five of Delphi, Ind
John Leslie, former Butler star, is
leading the Oil five this year and
the Delphi squad has been defeated
only once this season.
M Cummings, former Crawfords-
vile High School star, is making a
strong bid for regular berth with
the Turner's. The game Sunday
will start at 3 p. m.
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BUDDIES PLAY MONDAY

The indianapolis Buddies Club
will meet the Jewish Peoples Insti-
tute net team of Chicago at the
Communal Hall. II w. Morris ST., at
s p M. Monday night. The Chicago
club claims the 125-pound title of
illinois.
The Buddies have piled up a re-
arkable fire-year record. In 108
2meS the local team has won los.
The team is the city l25-pound
champs.
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WAS PANIED SEVERELY

AHEN occurred one of those
strange weather phenomena as
walked to our dressing room.
fdly had called the game, when
sun somehow peeked out be-
en- the clouds. and for a minute
Two it was lighter than at any
e during the game.
Dwever. inside Of five minutes
ain was coming down in bucket
Ind in ten minutes the ground
.lkle deep in mud.
desire to try to play the
h inning was very bad judg-
} Sheridan had the situation
d up perfectly.
ct, the next day I was featured
all the papers and took a sound
bling in every one of them. On
whole the newspaper boys have
n more than kind to me and
.ly this TRADE was easily the
Sst to which l ever was subjected.
he substance Of every criticism
that Sheridan should have been
umpire in chief in so important
game, not a bush Lacquer like
ms.
1 am sure Jack felt worse about
+ criticism handed me than i
Il and I didn't relish it by any
cans. IT was the most unpleas-
t day in my career, as Well as
E day after.
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Manual Alumni
Nose Out Varsity

A large crowd at the Manual gym
Friday night received an abundance
of thrills and excitement as the Red
and White Alumni nosed into a 40
to-39 triumph over the varsity in a
double overtime contest.
The Alumni were leading, 18 to Is,
at the half and the count was tied,
1-31, at the end Of the regulation
playing time. The first overtime
ended in a 35-all deadlock. Elrod S
flashy work in the final session was
the telling factor Summary:
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Tech and Shoytrdge Basket Fiues Clash Tonight Aro
Plenty of Dough
Is Put Out

BIZ NEA Serrfce
GAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 81
~ When one minor league
club pays $4,000 and three
players to another minor
league club for plenty, plenty
dough in the next year or two.
That is what the San Fran
cisco Seals paid Des Moines in
the Western League for Joe
Sprinz, a young catcher.
New owners of Sprinz hope
by selling him to a major
league club for one player
well, that young man is worth
keeping an eye on.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
Dates for Local
Net Meet GiDen

Wayne Emmelmann, head of the
Indiana Amateur Independent Bas-
ketball Association. has announced
that the indianapolis sectional
tourney will be held at Tomlinson
Hall on the nights Of Feb. 49, IA, IS,
Is and II. Emmelmann expects
more than thirty quintets to take
part in the city tourney.
Thirty sectional tournaments are
being held over the State and the
winners will play at Tomlinson Hall
on Feb. %, "a and Is. Last sea-
son 664 teams took part in the af-
fair and more than 700 teams are
expected to take part in this years
program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
.uncie Tripped
by Oakland City

BH Tires Special
OAKLAND CITY, Ind, Dec. 81
Three games in three nights proved
too much for the powerful Muncie
Normal basketball squad here Fri
day night and the speedy Oakland
City meters COPIED at 30 to % tri-
umph from the Ball Teachers here
Friday night.
The visitors were unable to hit
the hoop with any sustained degree
of accuracy and the locals we're
ahead, II to Is, at the half. Sum-
mary:
Oakland City fa2l Muncie l22l.
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BEDFORD BEATS DELPHI

BEDFORD. Ind, Dec. 31.-Bed-
ford defeated Delphi here Thursday
night. % TO 25. Coach Ivey used
subs in the first half and the locals
we're ahead at the gun, 18 to 10.
Miller, star Bedford forward, was
the shining light.
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These four husky courtmen,
members of Coach George Koe-
gan's University of Notre Dame
squad, probably will see plenty Of
action tonight in the Irish teams
battle with the powerful Princeton
aggregation at South Bend. The
Irish were knocked off by North
western Thursday night, Is to %,
and hope to make amends to their
followers with a victory over the
fasteners. On March 7 the NO
tire Dame outfit will invade In
dianapolis for a clash with Butler
at the new Bulldog field house.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
TUDEBAKER TO BUILD
\ AMERICAN ERSKINE SIX
al Dealer Learns Details of New
Low Priced Cars.

juniors that the Studebaker Cor
ation of America would announce
sw Erskine Six model in advance
Inc national automobile shows
e confirmed here today by Rob-
Arinacost. 436 N. Capitol Ave,
III Stuoebaker dealer.
The new model is an American
ion Of the car that has won pop
rity in foreign motoring circles,
which has established records
both European and American
'ers.
ever since the first presentation
the car 10 Europe a year ago,
debaker designers have been
ling on improvements for the
American edition." he said.
he new model will sell at an ex-
tiohally low figure.
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INJURED SERIOUSLY

Bg United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-Captain Dick
irwin of the Chicago Blackhawks
hockey team will be out Of the game
at least three weeks as the result
of skull fracture sustained against
the Montreal Maroons Wednesday
night physicians say.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
SAINTS WIN THIRTEENTH
East Side Quintet Drops Thornburg-
Lewis Net Team.

The st. Philips A. c. will meet the
Y. M. H. A. five at the Saints audi
forum. 535 Eastern Ave, next
Thursday night. The Saints chalked
up their thirteenth consecutive vic
tory of the season Thursday night at
the expense Of the Thornburg-Lewis
Bucks. 80 to 25.
Joe Starlin led the winners at
tack with a total Of thirteen points
garnered on six field goals and
free throw Kelly and Mullin also
PLAYED well for the Saints.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
YALE WINS TOURNEY

FH United Press
NEW HAVEN, Dec. 31.-Yale won
the championship OF its own basket
ball tournament here Thursday
night, by defeating New York Uni
versity, 80 to 80. A five-minute over
time period was necessary to decide
the game.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
NO SOFT ONES FOR ARMY

In picking football schedule for
1928. the Army did not seek soft
spots On the schedule arranged
for the Cadets are Southern Meth
odist. Yale, Harvard, Notre Dame
and the Navy.
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CUT TWO MORE

New York Sends Joe Giard, Ray
AIOrehart to ST. Paul.
En- nitcd Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-The
Yankees have cut two more Of their
reserve players adrift. Joe Giard,
southpaw pitcher, and Ray More
hart, infielder have been sent to the
st. Paul club of the American AS
ISOLATION. Giard came to the Yanks
last winter from the Browns and
Morehart from the White SoX.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31

Kinds of abuse
/ the fans and
ule in the
papers, when,
a matter OF
I was entire
Innocent of the
axe alleged TO
been made
ne.
1iacRo, It Will
recalled, won
pennant in
which was
fret 4foar IN
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n A4 fh0 - - By
kJJ IIEC NORMAN
- Blackboard lSAA0S

Buffers Bulldogs in Chicago today pusyfooting
around Indian style hunting for the scalp of the University of
Chicago Maroons The Windy City club has its machine guns
tonghts drive of the Indianapolis outfit The
Midway five won the decision Thursday night
% in sashng bout The Bulldogs, however to Back
of thought stronger than the Tigers and pack
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
MAY USE HODAPP

New Cleveland owners favor the
playing of Johnny Hodapp, young
Ster who has played a few games in
the past two years, at third base
next season.
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SPORTS HELPED STATE

FsI nlTfH FfcNS
CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-Boxing and
wrestling brought Illinois treasury
$3.50, 1869 from Dec. /. 1927. the
athletic commission announced. At
tendance for the year was 507, $40
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
TO KEEP FRANCHISE

1ifcd Press
NCOLN. Neb.. Dec Sl.-Al-
ugh he lost $1,000 on his ball
8 last summer. Dick Breen, pres
Mt OF the Lincoln Western League
n viii keep his franchise.
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OLAYING
| the
with Billy Evans

he most unusual and in many
ways most uncomfortable aft
on I ever spent on the ball field
its setting in my first year in
majors.
was perhaps the only time in
career that l was subjected to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
BOTH TRICKY PLAYERS

Dick Hyland of Stanford and Glib
by WEIGH Of Pittsburgh we're con-
sidered two Of the trickiest open
field runners in football this past
season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31
LONG TRIP FOR MISSOURI

The University of Missouri foot
ball squad has long trip ahead of
it next fall as its schedule calls for
a game in New York against the N.
Y. U. eleven.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-12-31

College Cub Juniors will play the Lauter
GravS tonight. All Cub players must meet
at Nineteenth and College at I D. m.
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Independent and Amateur
Basketball Notices

South Side Marvels will meet the Chris
tamore Pirates at the Christsmore gym
Tuesday night Teams having access to
gym and playing in the 15-17-year-old
class are requested to call Drexel 44o7 and
ask for John.
Marion County Sunday School League
games played az the Y. NJ. C. A. Tuesday
night resulted as follows:
Broadway Evan. Is: First Evan. IA.
West Newton NJ f. 30: Acton Presb.. 81.
c, NJ b, 90; Fountain Square, II.
west Newton and c. NJ. B. will meet in
the feature game next week at D. NJ
The standing or the league.
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NEW TRAINING QUARTERS

Brooklyn. it is understood, will
train at Atlanta, Ga, in 1929.
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big show. It so happened I was
gned to do a great deal Of work
the Chicago Club that season.
e We had only five umpireo,
Of the time l was officiating
e.
tie in the year, l was paired with
Sheridan to umpier several
9rtant games that had a de-
/ bearing on the pennant race.
Iouis, a tough team for Chicago
eat, was the first team to in
! Chicago in an effort to knock
he White SoX.
Veil do I remember the pitchers
the opening game, Ed Walsh,
OF the Chicago staff for the
lite Sox, and Barney Petty, al
Us tough man for Chicago to
I, for the st. Louis Club.
CALLED END OF GAME
HE game early settled down
into one of those old-time
hers battles and at the close
he ninth inning the teams were
Hooked in 5coreless tic.
bout the seventh inning 1t sud-
" began to grow dark and it
ned as if there might be a
npour of rain at any moment.
lizing that the judgment Of the
ran Jack Sheridan. umpiring on
bases, was far better than mine,
,alked down to him for assist
I.
looks as il rain or darkness
hit make trouble for me, Jack,
want your help l told him.
mt let me try to go too far.
r judgment is far better than
c and when you think ! should
the game, give me the sign
e gave it to me at the close
the ninth inning, but hoping
+ or the other might break the
In an extra session, I held up
finger, q. signal that I would
to play another inning. lie
ded his head in assent.
either team was able to score
5he tenth and was for trying
Their inning, although it was
e dark, but Sheridan absolutely
used permission and started to
x or the field.
This, of course, was definite
e for me and, turning to the
nds, announced the game
d been called on account OF
rknesS,
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Totals ~ 3 30 Totals 81 2:
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This, Of course, was a definite
. for me and, turning to the
nds, announced the game
d been called on account of
rknesS.
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Veil do ! remember the pitchers
the opening game, Ed Walsh,
OF the Chicago staff for the
lite Sox, and Barney Petty, al
Us a tough man for Chicago TO
I, for the st. Louis Club.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03

Dokon:iL Poslnchaci zamysle-
ne hl'adeli pred seba a kde til le-
tel vzdnchom kratky vzdych.
Hviczdy ligotavo hlasaly vecer
a tina dychala studenym vankom.
Robotnici pomaly sa pobrali do
NOV, ceston tisko 81 rozpr;ivaiiic
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03

lynn matkam, ktore majd beby
a nem6Eu ich pridajat', odporlca-
me uzzivat Bordenovo Eagle Mile
ko ma haskov6 pridaianie. Je to
tym najjemnej jsim mhekom a
najlepEim cnkrom vedecky spolu
smiesanym a pripravenym. Borde-
novo Eagle Mlieko je tou potra-
vou, ktora zbuduje pevne nohy a
zdrave telo. Ono ,mnoEhuje kojen-
Gu naberat' vahy, ktord musi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-03

1 ''poAt noIi ICud dho SuHl itH w
del, ba na to som pomySl al II
privolan 81 zcm vlasti. Ale {
pol roka hlina sa nam minula
Z tel piesotna1ej sa nedalo praro
vat - tehliarcn muscla zanik
nut. .. .
/ Boil by SINE vSetci ostali be-
prace, no ma St 'astie, jeden agent
| hl'adal do "majny' robotnikov
ai sme teda vsetci. Kto nepraco
val maine. zvykol 81 ma bozie
svetlo, ten 81 nevie predstavit', a.
ka je to umoruj1ca praca. Okrem
toho je stale nebezpecie, re ka.
zdom momente m6ze vybuchnnt
plyn rri najmenscj neopatrnosti a
pochovat cIoveka "a ziva, a tato
myslienka prcnasledujc t "a ma ka-
zdom kroku.
Ale pomaly navyllnc clovek ma
vSetko. Prajc 81 len spokojne od-
pOcinilt, ked Sa doStanc ma bozie
svetlo.
Tu ma osadc citil som sa opu-
stenejsim nez inde; Wac som my
slel ma domov nez inokedy. Ne
mas S kym prehovorit d0verneho
slova, nemas, kto by ii navaril,
sed1s medzi styrmi mlrami sam
ako zakliaty duch, ak n2chceS pc
maze druhy1mi premarnit' V sa-
lone a ma kartach.
Usporene peniaze postal som ze-
ne a napisal som jej, aby al ona
prisla. Takto SINE potom treli bic
du dvaja a rok traja. ia som
mozolil maine a ona varila ne
zenatEm a prala ma nich Vo VOL
nej chvili ucil som sa 20 angli-
cky - lebo to som vel mi potre-
boval a siicasne nahradzal som,
co som zameskal tfm, ze som ne
chodil "a mlada Wac Skol. Tam
sa totH nepytajn, co mas tn -
a ukazal ma svaly - ale co mas
V hlave. Ak sa nevzdelavaS, neu-
els, nedopracujes sd nicoho.
ZiIi sme teda skromne ukla-
dali groS na gros. ked' Sa zakla-
dala akciova sklart il siiSednom
meste, k1pili SINE 81 my akcie Z
usporenych penazi.
- Predsa ste len mohol SPORT
toho platu, no SAX, ME ako tu
elovek - skocil mu do reel ner-
vozne Kramarcik.
| - Tym sposobom mohli 10y ste
i Wy SPORT vasho platu nepo.
trebujete list do cudziny Ale po-
tom musi vystat tabak, pivo, XII.
no a musia vystat' nedelnajsie
karty tax ako som to ia zane,
chal. A povedzte, Ondrej, dali by
ste svoje horko zarobene peniaze
ma take miesto, kde myslite, ze
sa ztratia?
- ia, bohuprisam, ME, ak tc
je ME iste. Radsej prepijem, tax
aspo1 viem, ze som uzil.
- No, vidfte! A tam kazdy
rozumny robotnik da, ako som a.
| ia dal, lebo inac nepridete k nieo
mu.
]. - A neziadalo sa vam domoy
obzriet' rodicov, pribuznych, rod
MI zem' spytal sa ktosi.
/ Ba veru, tomu sme Mli obi
! dvaja, i ja', j zena.
V nedel'n a Y prazdny den
ked som nepracoval, robili smt
81 plany do bud1cna: ako pojde
me domov, kedy pojdeme kol'
, ko musime este usporit' Jedn1
! sobotu prestali SINE o tom hovo
rit'. Bolo to 18. jdla, poslednt
moja vyplata, posledne mole pc
maze, 60 som zarobil v maine
Majna zbankrotovala, spolocnost
sa rozisla a my SINE utratili pra
leu.
70 zachtku zili sme toho, e