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Nogales international., 1928-04-10
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lines shell the city of Lens.
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The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
California Is
FaVOrite to
Beat Tornado
Western BettOrS Place
Bears at 10 to 7 Over
Georgia Tech Gridmen.
BY GEORGE H. BEALE,


PASADENA, Cal, Dec. 31.-The
University of California apparently
will enter the annual tournament
of roses New Years day football
game a decided favorite over
Georgia Tech in the betting.
Betting spots all over southern
California are placing 10-to-7 odds
The Golden Bears will nose out the
Golden Tornado.
The odds are based for the major
part on the theoretical belief that
western football surpassed that OF all
other sections this season.
Other points said to favor the
Bears included a purported superior
defense, better punting and, most
of all, weight. California's men
will average We pounds per man
over the Yellow Jackets.
All of which failed to carry any
conviction with Tech players or
backels. Tornado followers pointed
TO {. generally stronger offensive and
the individual work of ThomaSon,
Mizell and Pund and said Techs
speed would overcome the weight
disadvantage.
Each team worked out briefly at
the Rose bowl today and each was
said to be in excellent condition.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
Local Pin
Gossip

The st. Phillip sweepstakes has shown
some some ,t;Iy CLASSY scoring over the weekend en-
Of sss NJ RoedeT IS is next teSf With R sss wRe
Pete's brother, Bill Miller, is third with
sS5. Bert seTing reached fourth with
18th AFT WhH Eighty UFey So%eEs TGea areSdy 9 have
in this meet and as many more are ex-
pected to go" before the event ends
Tuesday night.
Tonight at the city champion Marotts
will take the drives in their attempt to
land well up in the prize money, while
hunting the pocket. Others to roll on the
shift are: May Ellis, Bob Ellis, Mrs. Nc
Anly snd Mrs Crane; The $3.50 squad is
open, and anyone wishing to roll at this
time can make reservations by calling
Ch. 1910.
the pins until the wee. small hours at
the Capitol alleys Saturday. The boys
were, getting ready to take part in all
schedule for New Years
CUTsINGER, FAUST AND BLANFORD
WE'RE THE WINNERS IN THE 900"
SCRATCH SWEEPSTAKES AT THE
CAPITOL ALLEYS SUNDAY SIXTY EN-
TRIES ROLLED IN THIS EVENT. BLAN-
FORD HAD THE HIGH THREE-GANIE
TOTAL WITH A 7O4. PRIZES WERE
AWARDED AT THE END OF EACH
SQUAD.
Jess Pritchett has his drives III wonder
Years classic which has drawn entries
from the stars of the State Kentucky
and Ohio. Such stars as Sutton. Louis
cinnati, will pit their skill with the local
speed boys in their attempt to cop the
big prize list
Meeker cOpped all high honors during
single game with a III and high three:
with 7Os while Al Striebeck showed with
687.
The "190' scratch event at the Uptown
alleys will start tonight, and play will con-
tinue through Tuesday. A large entry has
been secured by the management. A few
more entries will be accepted for this meet
owing to illness of several who already had
entered.
THE YEARLY FEATURE AT THE IN
DIANA, THE 1850" SCRATCH SWEEP
STAKES FOR TEAMS USING THESE
DRIVES IN LEAGUE PLAY. WILL HOLD
THE ATTENTION OF THESE BOWLERS
NEW YEARS DAY. ABOUT THIRTY
TEAMS ARE EXPECTED TO ROLL.
Silver Flash Gas team led the city dur
ing the past week with a six-game total
Of 6.O26 Wednesday, night, these boys
rolled 3,027 and came back with 2.999 Fri
day night. Then 3.16o total is also high
for all leagues for the season.
A brothers. tournament again is being
talked about for the near future. Last
year this meet was marred by an argu-
ment concerning handicap. This column
suggests getting the. bowIOrs' averages be-
fore rolling. award the handicaps ac-
cOrding to rules, and then If 1900 or
even a 1,400 total shows pay off,
We will have to mention the Commercial
League; This league, got all of the tough
breaks" this year. losing one night dur
ing the city tourney, and Christmas and
New Years putting them back two more
nights.
OUR NEW YEARS WISH TO THE
BOWLERs OF THE CITY is: MAY ALL
CT YOUR HITS BE IN THE POCKET,
AND THE TEN-PIN NEVER STUCK. IF
THIS DREAM COULD BE REALIZED
UNCLE ABE LANGTRY WOULD SOON
BE SENDING THE MEDALS DOWN BY
TRUCK.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
Butler Basket Team Faces Three Stiff Contests This Week
Bulldogs Take on North
Carolina Five Here
Tuesday Night.
TEAM IN GOOD SHAPE
Locals Play Missouri Thurs
day; Chicago Saturday.

A stiff practice session today was
to wind up the Butler university
basketball teams work in prepara-
ton for its three stiff contests this
week. Tuesday night at the Bulldog
field house the undefeated Indian
apolis team will take on the Uni
versity of North Carolina Tar Heels,
southern conference champions last
year.
Thursday night, the Blue and
White will play host to the strong
Missouri Tigers here and on Satur-
day night the locals take their first
trip of the season, meeting Chicago
at Bartlett gymnasium, Chicago.
The Bulldogs have come through
their first three tilts with Pitts
burgh, Purdue and Danville in fine
shape and Coach Hinkle apparent
ly is satisfied with the work OF
his men.
The Tar Heels boast a veteran
quintet and the Bulldogs expect
plenty of competition from the
southern invaders.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
s Big Ten Teams to Open Race
Saturday; Illinois Faces Purdue
Many Games With NonConference Fves PreCedeS Open
ing of Chase for Championship.

four contests will be played. Indi-
ana and Chicago are the two teams
which will not embark on the con-
ference race Saturday.
The opening games are:
Illinois at Purdue
Northwestern at Michigan.
Ohio State at Iowa.
Wisconsin at Minnesota.
Preceding the conference games
the teams will have a busy week
in practice contests, with practically
every Big Ten five engaged in at
least one game. The weeks pro-
gram:
Tonight: Illinois VS.. Washington (St.
Louis Penn State VS.. Northwestern
Tuesday: Carleton VS. Wisconsin. m
diana VS.. Pittsburgh: De Pauw vs. Purdue.
Penn mn state VS.. Michigan. e,.,. -,
Carlina VS.. Ohio State; Cornell VS..
Michigan.
Friday: Missouri VS.. Indiana.
In addition to Saturdays con-
ference battles, Butler university,
carving a niche for itself among the
nations prominent quintets, will
play Chicago on the latter's floor.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
Norm Brown,
Meyer Grace
Well Matched
Local Ring Fans Display
Interest in Tuesday
Armory Feature.

A wide variety of opinions are
being expressed as to the outcome
of the Norman Brown-Ndeyer Grace
fistic tilt at the Armory Tuesday
night, and a trip around the GYM
nasiums and other places where the
mitt fans do their tanning revealed
an almost equal division among the
fight followers in their predictions
of who will win.
On the one hand, are the pro-
Brown enthusiasts, who have only
recently seen the Englewood boy
dispose of three opponents at the
Armory in little over a month,
knocking two out and handing the
third a beating in every round.
Tony Ross was the only one OF the
trio to escape the k. o. punch, while
Cecil Hurt and Tut Seymour were
the recipients of the lethal poke.
Then there are the fans who saw
Grace give Joe Dundee, welter
champ, the hottest kind of a battle
at Tomlinson hall a year ago, carry
ing the fight to the Baltimore
Italian for ten fast sessions. Dun
dee had an edge at the conclusion
of the great scrap.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
BACKBOARD@S|
D. 1yoDrTANr n rcAACc exp
By NORMAN E. ISAACS

played here against Butler earlier
in the season and should give the
Deanmen some trouble. Neverthe-
less, Indianas sharpshooters prob
ably won't be troubled with bad eye
sight when looking at the iron rim.
Penn States overwhelming tri-
umph over Detroit, 81 to 18, Satur-
day night, has added plenty of
color to tonight's fray at Evanston,
where the Northwestern five takes
on the Nittany Lions. The Wild
cats have showed plenty of strength
in early games and ke're pickig 'em
to take the fasteners down a few
notcheS.
NEWS: At 2 a. M. Sunday.
Stanley FEEBLE, prominent HOOSier
high school college and Big Ten
whistle blower, was stricken with
acute appendicitis and was rushed
to st. Vincent's hospital here an
operation was performed. Stan
ley had returned from Green
castle where he had Officiated in
the De PAW Chicago game and
returned to indianapolis with
Ralph Hitch, Don Burge and
Wally Middlesworth. All of Stan
Iey'S friends sincerely hope for a
quick recovery.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
Coaches to Petition Rule Makers
to Eliminate Recovery of Fumbles
Glen Warner, Knute RoCkne and Bill Alexander Named
to Go Before Annual Meeting of Committee.

sociation of Coaches in its New Or
leans meeting voted to curb plays
which result from fumbles.
The chief objection to continuing
a fumbled ball in play has been
that fumbles many times have re-
suited in an inferior team winning.
Several prominent coaches oppose
changing the tumble rules but they
appear to be in the minority. Knute
Rockne believes the new rule will
result in more colorful offenses." ."
Warner said he believed that elimi-
nation of the chance for a lucky re-
covery for a touchdown would add
thrills to the offense.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
Young SouthpdO
Signed by Tribe

BIZ Times Special
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec. 81
George Hauser of this city, a
young left-handed pitcher, has
been signed by the indianapolis
champions of the American As
ssOciatiOn, and will be taken south
by the HOOsiers this coming spring
for a tryOut.
Hauser is a brother of Joe Hau-
ser, the noted big Lacquer, and
their home is in this city. George
is welI-knOwn in local baseball
circles and hopes to make the
grade in the fast A. A. circuit.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
Champs Hold
Positions as
Year Passes
Few Changes of Importance
Noted as 1929 Squeezes
Into Spotlight.
BY FRANK GETTY
limited PreSs SnorfS FEifor

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-Another
year of sport reaches it's end today
with few changes of importe nee in
the roster of champions to mark its
passing.
Americas two most popular ANA
teurS, Helen Wills and Bobby
Jones, strengthened their hold upon
the pinnacleS of their respective
fields of endeavor.
Babe Ruth, who personifies the
spirit of baseball to millions. looks
back upon 1923 as one of his great
est years.
The ninth Olympiad witnessed
another victory for the track and
field forces of the United States.
The football season of 1928 awaits
the arrival of 1929 and the game at
Pasadena between Georgia Tech
and California before the final ver-
dict can be rendered, the east and
middle west having already
snatched what satisfaction they
could from the victory of their all
stars over those of the Pacific coast
Saturday.
Johnny Farrell and Leo Diegel re-
placed Tommy Armour and Walter
Hagen in the van of professional
golf in the United States, but "The
Haig' can look back with no little
qualification to his victory in the
British open.
The year in boxing saw few
changes in championships, but was
marked by the retirement of Gene
Tunney as heavyweight title-holder.
Tony Canzoneri, beaten by Andre
Routis, was the only champion to
lose his title in the ring.
In comparison with some of it's
predecessors, the closing year lacked
real sporting thrills. Here and there.
but at comparatively rare intervals,
came those breathless moments
which furnish the life spark of
sport.
Only in the matter of attendance
was the year unusual, and this was
but a further development of in
creasing worldwide interest in all
forms of athletics.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
Hagen Captures
Long Beach Open

BIZ United Press
LONG BEACH, Cal, Dec. 81
Walter Hagen played consistently
brilliant golf to win the annual
Long Beach $4,000 open champion
ship, after his closest rival, George
Van Elm of Detroit, broke.
Hagen'S card for the 70 holes was
276.
Won Elm, paired with Hagen on
the final SO holes, held one-Stroke
lead over the sturdy New York golf
er at the start of Sundays play,
but was unable to find the green's
with the GOODNESS and precision THE
Haig" displayed. John Rogers Of
Denver took second honorS with
281, while Mortie Dutra, Tacoma,
Wash, and Horton Smith, Joplin,
Mo, winner of the Catalina open,
tied for 'hird place, with 282.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
Do You Know
That
VXTILLIAM wRIGLEY, the

VXTILLIAM WRIGLEY, the
w chicle magnate, says
HornSby cost him almost half
million dollars in cash and
pl. yerS. And that the
Rajah is one of the finest char
acterS in baseball.
Benny Leonard rates Jack
Sharkey as the best heavy
weight in the class. But
thinks he isn't so hot.
Stranger Lewis is about to be
married again. To a
young lady from Pasadena.
Howdy Harpster and
Leo Raskowski exported the
east-west football game for
their home town sheets.
And Harpster shot a rs and
78. And the players OH
the two teams all got wrist
watches. Knute Rockne
said of a football coach who
didn't win a major game last
season. "He was build
ing character"
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
BUYS GIANTS STOCK

BB United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-William E.
Kenny, financial supporter and
friend of Governor Alfred E. Smith,
has bought a large block of stock in
the New York Giants baseball club.
James Tierney corroborated the re-
port.
According to Tierney, Kenny
bought the stock formerly owned by
the Soden and Conant interests in
Boston. Kenny is reported to have
paid something like $750,O00 for
perhaps a fifth Of the outstanding
stock.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
BY BERT DENIBY
United Press Sports Writer

CHICAGO, Dec. 3l-Agitation
finally has resulted in action which
may lead to elimination of thrills
and heartbreaks which centered
around recovery OF a fumbled foot
ball. Three of the leading coaches
of America will go before the an
nual meeting of the football rules
committee to petition that all
fumbled balls be declared dead at
the point of recovery.
These coaches-Glenn Warner,
Knute Rockne and Bill Alexander
were appointed after National As
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
Turner'S Defeat
C'UiHe Quintet

Charlottesville meters were
downed, 81 to At, by the South Side
Turner's in a fast game Sunday
afternoon here. Aided by the play
ing of Faulkenberg and King, the
out-of-town boys led at the half,
25 to %.
Hodges and Burnett took honors
for the locals with their flashy play
in the second half. Turner's will
meet the fast I. o. o. F. Thursday
night at Morgantown.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
GERMAN MEETS SEKYRA

BH United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-The FIRST
heavyweight bout of Importance in
the east in the New Year will take
place at Madison Square Garden
Friday night when Max Schmelling
of Germany receives his second
local test, this time at the hands Of
Joe Sekyra of Ohio.
Schmelling may win a place in
Tex Richards tournament if he can
get past Sekyra. Johnny Dundee,
former featherweight champion, and
Charley Phi Rosenberg, former
bantam king, meet in the semi
final.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
WINS 15-MILE EVE

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 31,-The
A. A. u. track and field title
1928 was won Sunday by Frank
terton of the Millrose A. A.,
added the fifteen-mile run ch.
pionship to his years laurels,
ming over a difficult track at Vi(|
park. Long Island, in 1:27:44
Titterton won the ten-mile run
earlier in the month.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
PENNSY GIRLS WINNING

The undefeated Pennsyl girls n
team added two more victories to /
string over the weekend, defeatiI
the Hawthorne Blue Birds, SundI
at the PennSy gym. IA
8, and dropping the English Aven
Girls, Saturday night, Al to II.
The Pennsy boys team defeal
the English Avenue Boys Clk
Sunday afternoon, 38 to %,
night bowed to the Ha
Body five. 25 to "a.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
STECHER,s COMEBACK

BU Unitcd PrCSS -
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Dec. 81
Gabe kaufman, wrestling promoter,
has announced that Joe Stecher,
former heavyweight wrestling cham
pion, is planning a comeback and
will meet Charley Hanson here,
Jan. 10.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
Amateur, Independent
Basketball Notes

Strauss Says basketball team defeated
the WhitestoWn Independents at the South
Side Turner Hall Saturday. 80 to "a, in
Holz featured the Strauss attack while
Stevenson with IA points and King with
10 points were best for Whitestown. Tues
the strong Morgantown I. O. o. F. team
at Turner Hall. Morgantown has won
sixteen out of seventeen. games played.
In a preliminary game the Hoosier De-
monds will play the Hathorne Blue Birds
at p. m. Admission 35 cents.
Fast stepping young Boys shePhardiim
Club lost hard fought game to the Fly
ing owls Corel was best for winners
while L. Pardo starred for, the losers. For
Albert Yosha. lila South Capitol avenue.
or call DR.. 6092 between $50 or $50.
Eagles, 10 to II. The Capitol Bulldogs
desire games with any team in. the 12-15-
year-old class. For games call for Nell
son, DR.. 6O92.
st. Philips A. C. will attempt to chalk
up a coin Thursday night at the expense
Of the Hares Galloping Bunnnies ~ when when
Gym at 8. For games call Ri. O593-J or
address st. Philips Athletic Club, 5S5
Eastern avenue.
Red Cloud Tribe lost to the Lauter All
Stars, 36 to SO, in one of the fastest
games seen on the Lauter floor this sea-
son. Grider scored for the Red Skins
while Cherry and Hickum looked best for
the Al-Stars. For games with Red Cloud,
call DR.. 1859 or write All Hausman l349
Union street.
H. N s. of st. Patricks won their four
teenth and fifteenth games by swapping
the Reserve Loan Life team. Sc to 81,
THURSDAY night, and downing the O'Hara
expected Thursday night at the South
Side Turner gym when the H. M. ).
meet the st. Mernard Seminary team.
For games call DreXel 0116.
Crimson Stars were defeated by the st.
Paul church team, 81 to 4. Stars desire
games in the 15-16-year-old class. Call
1rvington 3359-R and ask for Bill.
Madison Avenue Juniors want. games in
the 11-13-year-old class. Juniors have
won eight straight games. For games call
DreXel 1902 and ask for Jack.
Real silk S. c. meet. the North Side
Clippers Wednesday night the U. B. gym,
Eleventh and Olney streets. Both teams
boast impressive records this year; Write
w. w. Hutto. TAO West FortY-third street,
for games with the Real Silks.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
M'CREARY STABLES BURN
Aged Watchman of Greentree Dies
as Blaze Breaks Out.
Bal United Press

BU Chltcu PfeSS
NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-An aged
watchman dropped dead and five
horses were burned to death Sun
day night, when fire destroyed the
Thomas Mccarthy Jr. Training
stables at the Belmont Park race
track. Matthew O'Connor, rs,
watchman of the Greentree stables,
collapsed soon after he began as
sisting Stablemen in getting fifteen
or more horses from the Whitney
and other stables away from the
scene of the fire.
Martenas, an English 6-year-old,
owned by Mccarthy, was one of the
horses that perished. The others
were colts imported from England
for Thomas Hitchcock Jr., polo
star. The loss, including the horses,
was estimated at $4,000.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
~ D. Gets Ready
forDetroit FIUe

BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 81. -
Following their double defeat of
Kansas university last week. end, the
Notre Dame basket squad was back
home today for a round of practice
for the game Saturday night with
the University of Detroit here.
The Blue and Gold squad
thumped the Jay Hawkers, 80 to 81,
Friday night, and tumbled them 90
to II Saturday night. Grove starred
for the Irish in both games.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
Crimson TangLe
With Pitt Squad

BU Times Special
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Dec. 31.-In-
diana university netters arrived in
the Smoky City today for their i'm
portant intersectional meet Tuesday
night with the University of Pitts
bTgh basket shooters.
Coach Everett Dean will bring his
eleven men bscl; to Bloomington
for game with Missouri in then
new I. U. field house Friday night
Dean is expected to use his full
strength against the Panthers. =
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
NEW YORK TEAMS LEAD
BIZ United Press

BU JHlItu FFtSS
NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-The pace
makers in the American group of
the National Hockey League were
farther out in front today as re-
suit of easy victories in Sunday
nights games. The New York Rang
ers defeated the Boston Bruins, 2
to 0, as the Detroit Cougars downed
the Chicago Black Hawks, 3 to l.
The two New York teams continue
to lead their respective groups, each
having won nine games and played
three ties.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
IN SWIMMING MEET

BU Unlted Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-Sixteen Illi-
nois high schools have entered
teams in the twenty-second annual
interscholastic swimming meet
which will be held here next Thurs
day, under the auspices of the Illi-
noiS A. @.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
ALL PRIMED FOR BOUT
Tod Morgan and Joey Sanger Clash
at Milwaukee Tuesday.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Dec. 81
Tod Morgan and joey Sanger said
today they are ready for their ten
round no-decision bout here Tues
day. It will be Sangor's first bout
since he was knocked out by the
Cuban, Armando Santiago. Reports
are that a return match between
Santiago and Sanger is near. Sang
or claims Santiago put over a lucky
punch.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
ANDY TO STAY AT HOME
Kerr May Not Make Jaunt With
Eastern Team in Future.

Eastern Team IN Future.
By United Press
WASHINGTON, Pa, Dec. 81
Rumors were heard here today that
Andy Kerr, Washington and Jeffer-
son coach, no longer will be in
charge of the all-east football team
in its annual charity game with the
all-west eleven.
While nothing official has been
given out, pending Kerr's return
from the coast, where the east de-
feated the west, 20 to 0, Saturday,
it is generally known the coach is
considering abandonment of his an
nual jaunt. Interruption of his du-
ties as basketball coach has been
advanced as his reason.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-12-31
NATIONAL NET TOURNEY
Chicago Officials Announce April 2-6
Dates of InterschOIastic Event.

Chicago Officials Announce April 2-6
Dates of InterschOIaStic Event.
BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-Of1cials of
Chicago university announced today
that the annual national inter
scholastic basketball tournament
will be held April 2-6 inclusive. The
annual national interscholastic track
meet will be staged May 81 and
June l. The basketball tournament
is open only to state champions or
other titleholderS.