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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-21
Ace Defeats
Lew Tender
by Decision
HudkinS Past First Barrier
on Route to Title
Encounter.
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Edj.oR

T NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Ace Hud-
kinS of Nebraska Is safely past the
first milestone on his arduous Jour-
ney to the welterweight champion
ship, but unless the Wildcat shows
a lot more class than he did in out
pointing Lew Tender, veteran Phil
adelphian, here Friday night, he
can not hope to supplant Joe Dun
dee of Baltimore at the top Of the
147-pound division.
Hudkins won his fight handily,
but in failing to stop Tender, who
has been milling about in local
rings since 1918, Ace showed
woeful lack of championship class.
Tender, selected as a trial horse
for Hudkins' second venture up the
shaky ladder which leads to titles,
fame and dollars, stood of the fu-
rious rushes Of his younger and
stronger opponent, and at the finish
was easily holding his own.
The only knockdown Of the bout
came In the seventh round when
a roundhouse right clipped Tender
on the chin and sent him to his
knees. Lew was dazed, but when he
arose the Wildcat had no idea Of
how to finish him.
The Nebraskan, whose previous
venture into the East ended tn a
speedy knockout at the hands OF
Sergeant Sammy Baker, has been
matched with the tough young avia-
tor from Mitchell field early In Feb
ruary. On the coast, last year, Hud-
kins succeeded in outpointing Sam
my, and the superstition Is that he
will do so again and go on to title,
fight with Dundee. e<
On his showing against Tender
the Nebraskan would stand small
chance Of knocking out the cham
pion, and certainly he could not out
point Joe. :
Tender bore up under a lot Of
body punishment, and took the
Wildcats hardest swings to face and
jaw without giving way. Ace won
eight rounds with the other two
even
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Friday Basketball
COLLEGE

COLLEGE
Sparks College. So; Rose Poly. 40.
franklin. 49, Muncie Normal, "a.
g. 6y0 xsviS Gh to Ge"5 ss Michigan state
81 double. overtime.
pittsburgh. 81; West Virginia. 2s;
valparaiso, 40; Concordia ut. Waynel,
HIGH SCHOOLS
Upton, 40; shortridge In5ianapolis) So.
cathedIa 1 sd sTohiSa az r. Shelby
'i Yor fktfSRGn'' 45 T. Boys Prep t1ndianapo-
Rlgdton. 90; Manual Gndianapolis) as.
Spencer, "a; Cloverdaie: %.
Columbus, 49, Delphi. IS.
La Porte. 30; Michigan City. %.
Mt. Comfort, 4s; Charlottesville. 81.
Goodland, SO; Remington, 30
French Lick, 49, Orleans, %.
Andrews. IS; Huntington, 30.
Austin. IS; Silver Greek, 81;
Tel CITY. S. Memorial : tEvansville), 20.
North Manchester. 81: South Whitley, 10.
EWEa9kIfoTt. 2S Jefferson Lafaystte), 20.
Bedford. So: Greencastle. SO.
carthage, So Lawrencetown, 81.
Morristown Seconds. II; Carthage Sec
South Bend. ~: Elkhart. SO.
AUBURN, So, North Side (Ft. Wayne), 10.
Auburn girls. SO; Wabash girls, 80.
Freedom. 81; Worthington, a.
Washington. 90; Franklin. II.
,,ii ETeitz tEVansville). rs; Bosse Evans
sharpsviIle. 81; Flora. %.
Sunman, 40: Greensburg, 9.
S Snde6nesg girls g. NJ &it ASrGTa girls Is
10
Eo %9sf~ 81 FIN Mu Is very IS girls IT,
Burlington, 20; Colfax, "A.
Greentown, ~; Middietown, ~.
Anderson. 81; Lebanon. 90.
WWa atoe s sG ffo oSna Smeri 22 49,
Howard Twp, AZ 6niontow'n. 81.
Windfall, 54 McCordsville, "a.
Carmel. "A; Cicero. 20.
Union township. So So; Wan 1st is.
KingsbuIy. g. Stillwell SO.
Hanna. 26: Lacrosse. S.
S SCft1iiia.. 81 Gsi CITY 81 p
Arcadia. 49, BoxweH. 81.
Jonesboro. 90; Summitville, It,
Linden. %; KIondike 20.
Waveland. 90 Ladoga, Is.
Kingman. Al: Mallott. 80.
Attica. 81; Veedersourg, 80.
Roachdaie. s5 New Market. 81.
Charlottesville. 40; jamestown. "a.
Wingate, 20; Waynetown, 26.
jefferson township. 49, Darlington, 81.
Wallace, 80; West Lebanon, 10.
Soutn. Bend; AZ: Elkhart, 80.
Monument City. 80: Banquo. 80.
Roanoke, SO; jefferson, IA.
Warren, IS; Liberty Center. SO lover
time).
N Mss' Ri efagst5s g. Wa%seof g.
Attica, 81; Yeedersburg, 30.
Monon. 81; Wolcott, 80.
Ambia. "a: Boswell. 81 (overtime).
West Point. 81: Pine Village. rs.
Reynolds: 26: Medarville, 25.
oxford, 80; Fowler. 10.
EE @e4son Of Of G %fa g. Goshen a.
Huntsville. 81: Greens Fork. %.
Winchester seconds. 50; Lincoln 6.
Jefferson. 81 Saratoga. 81.
Farmland. AS Mckinley, 81.
Boston. 25; Brownsville. 81
St; Mary's anderson, 46; st. Andrews
(Richmoni). ~.
Wayne. 90: Lynn. 10.
Hope. 30; St. Paul, "a.
Milan, %: Osgood i6.
PIKE COUNTY TOURNEY
(First Round)
Winslow, 10; Spurgeon. 10.
Stendal. %: Union, Is.
JOHNSON COUNTY TOURNEY
First Round)
Masonic Home. %; Hopewell. 10.
Edinburg. 26: Nineveh, 10.
Greenwood. 81; Clark Township. 10.
Center Grove, so; Trafalgar. 1S.
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Semi-FinaIS at Armory This
Morning, Finals in
Afternoon.
FEATURES OF FRIDAY
OakIandon Five Advances to
Title Fray.
NEW BETHEL OUT


OaklandOn advanced to the finel
round of the Marion County tour
ney today by defeating New Bethel,
Is to IL, in the first semi-finaI game.
The "Oaks" will meet the winner
of the Southport Ben Davis game
for the championship. Ten of New
Betheps points were accounted for
from the foul stripe. The final
game will be broadcast from WFBM,
I. p. and l.. station, at 3 o'clock.
The final round Of the annual
Marion County basketball tourna-
ment being staged at the Armory
was to be played this afternoon.
Four clubs survived Fridays play
and New Bethel and Oaklandon
met in the first Semi-final game
today. Ben Davis and Southport
met in the second semi-f1nal battle.
The final game was to be played
this afternoon.
All four clubs boosted flashy ag-
gregations and hopes we're high in
each of their respective followingS
for the capture of the tourney hon
orS.
Eleven quintets swung into play
Tuesday, the twelfth, Beech Grove,
being forced to forfeit to Acton be-
cause of a suspension placed on the
Beech Grove school until June /.
1923, by the board Of control of
the I. H. S. A. A.
Central Is Upset
One of the surprises of the meet
came early when the powerful Ben
Davis club downed one Of the popu-
lar favorites, Warren Central, in the
opening game of the tourney, 81 to
%. Valley Mills exhibited a f1ashy
attack in downing West Newton, SO
to 10, in a first-round clash and
Southport's one-sided victory over
Castleton, 43 to 10, enhanced the
port" teams chances.
Oaklandon and Lawrence, both
from Lawrence Township. put up
great battle, the Oaks beating out
their rivals, "a to 16. New Bethel
staged a thrilling second-half rally
which gave it a 26to-24 triumph
over New Augusta.
Ben Davis experienced little trou-
BILE knocking off Acton in a second
round game, AZ to %. while South
port also experienced slight Difficult
ty in advancing to the semi-flnals
with a 43-to-22 win over Valley
Mills.
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TODAY'S SELECTIONS
FIARGROIINnS

FAIRGROUNDS
King OF Fortune, Running Fox, Gay
Earle
Big Sweep. Navigator, Old Slip
Sanford. Kentucky Cardinal. War Eagle
Bookie, Beauregard, Ancient Mariner.
Wellet, John Speed. Elizabeth.
Ecu Toilet, Finland. Grand Dad.
Sir Leonid, Trapstock. Battlefield.
HAVANA
Bright Plume, Nerd Petit Point.
Broad SILK, Paprika. Name It
Eddie Rickenbacher, Telluride, Sixteen
Sixty.
Mary Helen. Northern Pass. Aragon.
Bucky Harris. Euphrates, Architect.
Billiken. Bill Hare. Wormwold.
Candy Rock, lie Voyant, Jingle.
TIA JUANA
Blind Hills. Black Darling. Frank D.
Rockiluna, .Sierras Shot, Shasta Belle.
Shasta Bally. Montdale, ling.
Ciapas, Rob Roy, jolly Cephas.
Judge Schilling. Alex Panteges. Somers
Gale.
Bardalid, Indian Tales. Golden Sweep,
FLYING Chief. Cloud Acelerator. Klcki-
tat Bum.
Pegasus. Voshen. Palolo.
Time Exposure. John A. Scott Jr. ounce
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indianapolis high school basket
ball teams today were recuperating
from stiff Friday night battles and
getting set for hardwood conflicts
tonight. Three of the five games in
volvirg city squads will be played
on home courts. Frankfort ana
Technical clash at the Armory,
MartinSville will be at Washington,
while Boys Prep and Cathedral mix
at the Irish gym. Shortridge goes to
Seymour, while Manual moves to
Fort Wayne for tilt with Central.
Of the six capital city quintets
to see action Friday night, only
Cathedral managed to turn in a VIC
tory, the Irish toppling Shelbyville
catholic, u to II.
Martinsville's defense proved TOO
stiff for Technical and the Camp
bell-coached crew went down to
3O-to-19 defeat. Lockhart was best
for the State champs, while Parrish
starred for The Technics.
Rally Too Late
Shortridge's rally started TOO late
and Upton eked out a 40 to 80
triumph over the local aggregation.
Upton was leading, 26 to Is, at the
half and the Blues drive in the final
session pulled the locals close to the
visitors. Roberts and Orr led the
Blue scoring. Simpson was best Tor
Upton.
Manuals hard fighting club lacked
power and Bluffton took an easy
victory, SO to 25. The South Siders
trailed at the half, 30 to Is. Bur-
ris was best for Manual while
Croselvie played best for the Win
ners.
Ripple Nosed Out
Iizton nosed out Broad Ripple, "a
to SO, in a gruelling battle at Lizton.
The winners were ahead at the half;
II to Is, and the game was close
all the way. Hitchcock and White
shared scoring honors for the Rip
pleites while Bowman led the win
nerS.
Yorktown's flashy quintet slipped
into an Narly lead over Boys Prep
and nabbed a As to Is victory from
the Riversiders. Yorktown was
ahead, 10 to 6 at the half. Donovan
was outstanding for the visitors.
Virgins and Pinkus played well for
Prep. Summaries:
Shelbyville IN. Cathedral (27).
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does hurt to think that the Yellow
Jackets will not be seen at the
Armory. But if they give us half a
chance Feb. 4, we will show you what
a lesson we have had in good
craftsmanship. Please stand by
until Feb. and here's hoping we
get the chance to show you what
we can do.
SOME OF THE STUDENTS.
+ Il
That's the spirit!
y &
Anderson, Ind.
DEAR Blackboard 1t rather
looks as if you have your eye on our
great team this season. It's a whip!
I suppose you know that already.
If you like EN- why not say so?
K. G.
4
Why bring that up?
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County H. s. Basketball Teams WInd-Ub annual Tournament
Mexico Desires
WeLter Title Go


BIZ United Press
MEXICO CITY, Jan. ala syn
dictate headed by Baldomero Romero
and Gen. Palomera Lopez is at
tempting to arrange a match here
for the worlds welterweight boxing
championship between Joe Dundee,
the title holder, and Tommy White,
Mexican champion.
The syndicate desires to hold the
match in February.
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ATHERToN BOXES DRAW
Happy and LenchO Re-Matched-
Pruitt Stops Nacho.

bU IWtS HpCCIuI
DAYTON, Ohio, Jan. 21.-Happy
Anterior, Indianapolis fyweight,
and Kid Lencho, Mexico, fought a
fast ten-round draw here Friday
night and were re-matched for the
main go next Friday night.
In the semi wind-up last night,
Larry Pruitt, Indianapolis, knocked
out Kid Nacho, Mexico, in the
eighth round.
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CHUCK BATTLES BYRNE
Virgins and Kentucky Rival Even
in Ten Rounds.
Times Spccial

by IHtto NpCtFUt
AKRON, Ohio, Jan. 21.-Jimmy
Byrne, Kentucky light heavy, and
Chuck Virgins, Indianapolis heavy
weight, struggled through ten
rounds to draw here Friday night.
Byrne's stiff body punching was off,
set by Virgins sparring skill.
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TEX AND GENE CONFER
By United Press

By united Press --..
MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Jan. 81. =
Tex Rickard arrived here Friday and
at the Ocean Front Hotel
at which Gene Tunney is a guest.
Definite word concerning the heavy
weight champions next fight may be
within the next few days,
the promoter said.
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Here's Leo

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Leo
IN P. Flynn, who conditioned
and managed" Jack Dempsey
TO his two fights last year,
again will be associated with
the former champion if Demp-
sey decides to continue his fight
career, Flynn announced to-
day.
The veteran manager re-
vealed that a letter from
Dempsey quoted any rumors of
a disagreement between the
two.
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Fights and Fighters

AKRON, ohio-.K. o. Christner, Akron,
the second round.
NEW YORK-Bruce Flowers, New Ro-
chelle IN. " lightweight and Lupe Ten
eric of the Philippines have signed for
ten-round bout in Madison Square Gar
den. Jan. 90. replacing the postponed bout
between Benny Bass of Philadelphia and
Tony. Canzoneri of Brooklyn for the
man. New York, and joey Sanger, Chi
cago, will meet in the ten-round semi
final.
FIT WORTH. Tex-Clyde ohastain, Ok
lahoma City welterweight. won from Jack
Doss. Lampassas, Tex, ten rounds, de-
KANSAS CITY--Walcott. Langford, Chi
cago middeweight. outpointed Kid Stan
ley, Oklahoma City. ten rounds.
OMAHA. Neb.---Tommy Grogan, Omaha,
knocked out Mike Ballerino. New York,
former junior lightweight champion, fourth
round.
CHICAGO Eddie Shea. Chicago feather
Filipino. ten rounds. decision.
HoLLYWooD-Pete August. Bridgeport.
Conn, welterweight, won a ten-round de-
heavyweight, won from Terry Hanson. ten
rounds.
PHOENIX, Ariz-Paul De Hate, welter-
weight, Los Angeles. ana Silvanio Valdez,
Denver, fought ten-round draw.
SAN FRANCISCO-Lefty Cooper, local
middleweight. won from Roy Williams,
Chicago. foul, third round.
BOSTON. Mass.-Jack Delaney scored a
technical knockout over Jack Humbeck,
Belgian heavyweight, in the sixth round.
Delaney weighed 178. Humbeck 199
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.-Roy Mitchell,
1885, Lakeworth. Fla, won a newspaper de-
cision over Click Corners, 1873, of Fit.
Worth. Tex, ten rounds. Royal Cox, 1873,
Indianapolis. knocked out Joe Tillman, 1877,
Mobile Ala third round
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Boston clerk, 80
years old. He can
do a mile faster than
your old friend
Indy can heal a
heal a diplomatic
breach. Next month,
he'll probably go
DR.. Otto
Peltzer, the touring
German in the
years greatest foot
here in Madi-
son Square Garden,
NV faVOritn middle
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TALKING
j. 1t OVER
WITH JOE WILLIAMS

NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-The
IN greatest middle distance run
ner in this country today is a
gawky looking clod hopper from the
wide, rambling stretches of Ne
braska. LloVd Hahn bY name.
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WILLIE HOPPE LOSES

BV tNUe1 PrCSS
NEW YORK. Jan. 21-Willie
Hoppe lost to Alfred De Orc, so to
48, Friday and missed a chance to
tie for first place in the American
three cushion league.
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Tourney Progress
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
Morning
90o-Warren Central (25) VS.. Ben Davis
1O:oO-Acton ~ VS.. Beech Grove (o),
11oo-West Newton 1O) VS.. Valley Mills
1867.
Afternoon
2:00-Southport (43} VS.. Castleton Q0l.
3:O0--Oaklandon (24) VS.. Lawrence (l6J.
4O0-New Bethel 1857 VS.. New Augusta
ga.
Evening
7:30-Ben Davis (42) vsh Acton (23).
8:30-Southport (43) VS.. Valley Mills, (22)
SATURDAY
Morning
e:00-Oaklandon VS.. New Bethel.
10:00-Ben Davis VS.. Southport.
Afternoon
800 FinaD Winner 9 a. m. Saturday
VS.. winner 10 a. m. Saturday.
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SO YEARS OF FOOTBALL

FratS at Florida " Take Their Riv-
airy Seriously.
BIZ United Press
GAINESVILLE, Fla, Jan. 21.-
Sigma M and Phi Delta Theta
chapters at the University of Flor
ida have signed a contract to play
an annual football game for the
next ninety-nine years.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa.-Pat Haley, 1908.
Philadelphia, won a decision over Al
Trainor, $50. Philadelphia, in a ten-round
bout. Len Herrinh. ITO, Philadelphia, won
g technical knockout over Jack Ketchell,
173.ss Leiperville, Pa, sixth round.
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HOME GOLFER WINS

BY United Press
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. 21.-J. z. Jun
kin Jr. Friday won the Miami mid
winter amateur golf title. His home
is in Miami,
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ANNEX NINE IN ROW
Panthers Continue Great Pace in
College Net Circles.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 21.-The
University of Pittsburgh basketball
team won its ninth consecutive vic
tory by defeating West Virginia
University Friday, 81 to &c. The
Panthers scored almost at will.
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Totals las 8 So Totals :. rs
g
Upton (4C
Totals lie 8 4OI Totals lis 8
n (45) Boys Prep 49,.

CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-Club owners
of the American League will gather
here Feb. 1, for their annual sched-
ule meeting.
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MEYERS OFFERED JOB
Leland Stanford Wants Ernie as
Assistant Grid Coach.

By United Press
PALO ALTO, Cal, Jan. 21.-Le-
land Stanford University authorities
today negotiated with Ernie Nevers,
1925 All-America fullback and
pitcher for the st. Louis Browns, to
have him take the position of as
sistant football coach. Nevers has
announced he will abandon profess
Sional football.
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In Legion Headliner

Joe Packo of Toledo upper left
and Red Uhlan of Los Angeles
(right) are scheduled to meet in the
ten-round main event of Tuesday
nights Legion boxing show at the
National Guard Armory. Both are
well known to local fans through
several appearances here in the
past, although this will be their first
meeting. There will be four other
scraps Tuesday, the first prelim of
four rounds at 8:15.
Two six-rounders and an eight
round setto will follow before the
feature event occurs.
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FIGHT MOVIES HERE

Theater Starting Sunday. d.
The management of the Colonial
Theater has announced the show
ing of the Jack Sharkey-T Tom
Heeney fight pictures beginning at
the N. Illinois st. house, Sunday.
The flstic movies are said to be
official.
Important rounds of the Tommy
Loughran-Leo LoI1lski light heavy
title go will be shown on the same
program, 1t is said. ~
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off the
Blackboard
By Norman E. Isadcs

DLENTY of speed was unleashed
l. by the high schoolers last night
and thrills galore were handed out
to the multitude of fans who crowd
ed into gyms throughout the State.
LoganSport and Muncie staged a
little nip-and-tuck affair all their
own, the Berries winning out, 80
to 80. The Berries were ahead, II
to IS, at the half, and the game kept
swaying first one way, then the
other 1t was a real battle. Bed
ford snapped into it and jolted
Greencastle with a SO to SO lacing.
Frankfort outpointed Jefferson of
Lafayette. 26 to 20, without nay ap-
parent exertion.
Anderson's Indians kept up
their winning ways and trouced
Lebanon, 81 to 20. Stages has
sweet ball club this season, tail,
rangy and aggressive.
VERY school has its EVOLVES"
Il and from what we heard last
light Shortridge is no exception.
We don't mind the folks who ex-
press their opinions after the game,
but these half-grown drug store
cowboys" who stand around the gall
cry calling the officials robbers"
and Jesse James" should be
spanked by their dads. Shortridge
need not feel that we are trying to
be insulting. Among our list of very
good friends we include Simon P.
Roache, Russell julius, Enoch Bur-
ton and Lon Goldsberry of the
Shortridge coaching staff, and we
know of no better SportSmen any
place. Every school, as we have said
before, has its share of the EVOLVES"
THURSDAY OF The Blackboard
l. took a slam at several Of In
dianapolis' amateur quintets who, it
has been alleged, have not been
playing on the up and up" and
have resorted to unsportsmanlike
tricks in the effort to win. We
have at hand Grantland Rice's "Ten
Commandments of a Good Sport"
and it wouldn't be half bad idea to
take a squint at the lineup. Rice is
one of the outstanding sports
writer's in the world and knows the
why's and whereforeS Of sport.
Here's the commandments:
l. Thou shalt not quit.
2. Thou shalt not alibi.
3. Thou shalt not gloat over winning.
q. Thou shalt not be a rotten loser.
5. Thou shalt not take unfair advantage.
6. THOU shalt not ask odds thou are not
willing to give.
Z. Thou shalt not always be ready to give
thine opponents the shade.
3. Thou shalt not underestimate any op-
ponent nor overestimate myself.
that he who thinketh otherwise is
Stacker and not a true sportsman
10. Honor the game thou playest for he
who plsyest the game straight and
hard, winneth even when he loseth.
HOW AROVIT rrIYVC0
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~ Xith the
High Schools
TONIGHTS GAMES

TONIGHTS GAMES
Manual VS.. Central at FIT. Wayne
Frankfort at Technical (Armory)
Shortridge at Seymour.
Martinsville at Washington,
Boys Prep at Cathedral. 81
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BOSTON. Mass.--Jack Delaney scored a
technical knockout over Jack Humbeck,
Belgian heavyweight, in the sixth round
Delaney weighed 178, Humbeck 1879.
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Here's the "commandments"::
HOW ABOUT THIS?

NNE Of the queereSt games Of
~ the season was staged recent
ly at Clay City, Brazil providing
the opposition for the home club.
The score at the half showed Bra
I'll leading, Z to sand that was
the final count! Brazil went into
a stall at the outset of the second
half, members of both teams sat
on the floor and took it easy and
many of the fans left the gym
before the gun ended the agony.
n
''Eldy Kyle starred for Goshen,
despite leaving the game in the
last few minutes on personals. He
was at both ends of the floor at
all times. "-GOShen Democrat ac-
count of GOshen-Nappanee game.
THE MAIL TODAY
Beech Grove, Ind.
DEAR Blackboard: Everyone
has told you something about this
mixup out here in Beech Grove eX-
cept the student body and we are
going to tell you a few things. We're
out Of the Association and it sure
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SAN FRANCISCO-Lefty Cooper local
middleweight. won from Roy Williams,
Chicago. foul, third round.
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PHOENIX, Ariz.-Paul De Hate, welter-
weight, Los Angeles. ana Silyanio Valdez
Denver, fought ten-round draw.
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Friday Summaries
in County Play

Totals 10 7 81 Totals ....s as
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AKRON, Ohio-K o. Christner. Akron,
knocked out Joe Burke, Detroit heavy, in
h.
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Why bring that up?
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CHICAGO-Eddie Shea, Chicago feather
weight, won from Ignacio Fernandez,
Filipino, ten rounds, decision.
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HOLLYWOOD-Pete August. Bridgeport.
Conn, welterWeight, won ten-round de-
cision over Dick Hoppe. Walter Hoffman,
heavyweight, won from Terry Hanson, ten
rounds.
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lahoma City welterweight. won from Jack
Doss. Lampassas, Tex, ten rounds, de-
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KANSAS CITY-Walcott Langford, Chi
cago middleweight. outpointed Kid Stan
ley, Oklahoma CitY. ten rounds.