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ing its own with many of the
classiest crews in Indiana. A
few weeks ago at the Armory,
where Butler and De PAW
clast.ed, most OF the notables in
local and State sporting circles were
on hand.
After the game we stayed around
chatting with Simon Roache and
Russell Julius of Shortridge, Bruce
Morrison of Washington, Tim
Campbell of Tech, Blythe Hendricks
and others. Blythe, Tim and this
typewriter pusher started little
chat on the merits and dement's Of
the game. Naturally the converse
ton swung to the Tech club and
we don't believe Tim would mind if
we repeated what he said that night.
At the Arsenalities' battle with
Frankfort last Saturday we realized
that Tim knew what he was talking
about. He said:
well probably get beat by some
good clubs, but not by any poor
teams"
That Is sizing the matter up al
most perfectly. Technical is not a
wonderful ball team, but it is a cap
able, working outfit with
brains and great coach sitting on
the bench. It's a dangerous outfit.
q
A RTHUR BECKNER of Muncie,
IN Ind, completed his collegiate
basketball career at Lafayette Tues
day night against Purdue. Beckner
left the game on four personal fouls
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News and Gossip of Pin 7oppLers

The Egan Five. Ford and Eastern teams
won three games from the O'Kelleys, Shot
the Easern league at the centgsr4 aeys n
Tuesday night. In a postponed match the
Shott team won three from the Egan
Five. Bennett was the leading scorer OF
ms loop With games OF lit. 22i and 210 a
The Murray Body team Of the Com
merclal League turned in q total of 1882
games from the Hassler Mfg Co. The
Crescent Paper, Hollenbeck Press and
billing Candy also won three, the Keyless
Lock Lock d M,arttlnn in and Geo j. Mayer
Citizens Gas won the odd game from the
Cranes and the J. P. & L. Co.
The Ballard Ice Cream and stutz Motor
were without opponents and rolled games
at which the other commercial teams will
shoot Later Later Art Smith Of the Ballard
was next With $50. Holman i had SO;
Fischer. 600; Derse, 604, and johnson. sos.
Freddie Mounts will have a lot of ex-
planning to do in regards to that 116 start
of his.
The Warehouse and Construction teams
took two games from the .onice and
Jumping nFsI crews IN P,,td the IHdianaHOlis
Southland had the best game in this
circuit, counting 1877 in his second try.
The Rotary League held the boards at
sss GsptSl ale alleys tuesday night The
friendly rivalry, and real pep is on tap
from the start to finish. Results Tuesday
I l,dTt1 showed d., the Green Spark, Mayer.
Marshall and Hitz outfits as the Van Aus,
oa4l, Mayborn and Brown boys took the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-25
Sectional Tourney May Be Staged at Armory

a percentage basis, will not have
any connection with the business
end of the 1923 final tournament.
The Armory is utilized as the
home court of both Butler Univer-
sity and Technical High School.
City series contests this and last
season have been played there. but
the hall is not believed large enough
to accommodate a sectional crowd,
especially for the final game.
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Bud Wins Freak
K. 0. Victory

BIZ United Press
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Jan. 25.-Bud
Taylor, worlds bantamweight box
ing champion Of Terre Haute, won
a freak Knockout over Phil Zwick,
Kaukauna, Wis. here last night.
Zwick hit the floor in the second
round after exchanging head
punches with Taylor. He was plain
ly unhurt, but elected to take a
count of nine for the rest.
Referee Walter Houlihan gave the
fight to Taylor because zwick was
slow in getting up and did not reach
his feet before the tenth count
started. The crowd booed the de-
ciSiOn
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Girls Prepare
for Net Contest

Brightwood Demons. State girls
champs, are drilling hard for their
game with the Blue Moon Dolls,
Kentucky title holders, Sunday
afternoon at the Turner gym.
Demons with six victories are un-
defeated thus far tbis season.
In the feature game Sunday the
South Side Turner's will play the
Kentucky Tigers A victory for the
Tigers would give them the right
to claim the Indiana Kentucky A.
A. U. title.
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Travia Waner, third member Of
Waner clan to sign with the Pitts
burgh Pirates, shines in basketball
as we'll as baseball. A bunch, by
golly, e bunch. Challenge the New
York Yankees to a net contest.
THE three Waners could get
l. the ball and dribble and pass
until MeSsrS. Ruth and Gehrig,
Farmer Moore and others COL
IapSed through exhaustion.
Marion basketball fans are said
to have taken turns crying and
laughing after their high school net
snipers broke losing streak that
had reached nine in a row. We've
known Wonder Elves, Vanity lives
and Victory Elves, but this is the
first time we've heard of the Eys-
terical Five.
Prominent basketball referee stood
at Illinois and Washington st. gaz-
ing at traffic cop footing his whistle.
And the referee remarked: Aston
ishing! I'm envious. There's a guy
tootin' his head off and nobody is
yelling robber."
DERHAPS il would be a good
Il idea for basket officials to
wear a John Law uniform with a
mace and a Roscoe when they're
out on the floor.
The st. Louis Cardinals have six
farms" in various minor league
circuits. They have more baseball
incubators than a downtown boot
logger has plants.
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1. U. basket and heaved the En-
gineers into a still longer lead.
Umpire Moloney pulled what ap-
peared to be a fancy decision on
Kemmer and McCracken added an
other free throw. Piggy" Lam
bert's back guard retaliated by drop
ping in another long one from mid
floor and McCracken ended his eve
ning's performance by inflicting his
fourth personal foul on some young
Boilermaker.
Wells helped Indiana with a free
throw and Cummins came right
back with another two-pointer.
Wells and Beckner caused a little
sensation by connecting with the
hoop in a hurry. Schnaiter, Harm
eson and Cummins each stepped out
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to add some more flelders to the
Purdue collection.
Art Beckner ended his collegiate
career by making his fourth foul.
Strickland, subbing for McCracken,
started Singing basketballs and
three tlelders in rapid succession
ended the evenings performance.
The total sum-up of the business:
Purdue 1897. Indiana (25).
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Amateur HStic
Meet in Amnory

Indiana-Kentucky A. A. U. annual
boxing tournament will be staged at
the Indiana National Guard Arm
DRY Friday and Saturday, March 30
and 81, it was announced today by
Marion County American Legion Of
flcials, who invited the amateur di-
rectors to hold their championship
event at the Armory.
Winners of the bouts in the March
tourney will be rated Indiana-Ken-
lucky district title holders.
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crashed onto his jaw. Ring put
everything he had into the punch
and Clark was knocked stiff. The
bell sounded before the ten count.
but Ehrman still was cropping about
when the third round bell was
tapped. 1t went as a second rouno
knockout, despite the fact Referee
Weber counted ten all by his lone
some. No count was necessary.
The show was heavily patronized,
the Armory being packed.
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Has
Title Fight
Fever Again
Fistic Boosters Start BaIIy-
hoo for Tunney'S Next
Defense of Crown.
BY BERT M. DEMBY
United Press STAFF Correspondent

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Chicago Of
ficially has started its ballyhoo to
obtain Gene Tunney's next heavy
weight championship bout.
Big business interests, the Illinois
boxing commission and leading poll
ticians are working to induce Tun-
ney to bring his next opponent here
for the scuf1e.
Anton j., Cermak, president of
the Cook County board, is in Flor
ida. He interviewed Tunney Tues
day and reported the champion pre-
ferred Chicago to any city in the
country.
Paul Prehn, chairman of the box
ing commission, declared the bust
ness interests of the entire State
would be behind a movement to
bring the fight here.
Cermak wired friends here that
Tunney told him he had contract
with Richard, under the terms of
which Richard must name Tunney's
next opponent by Feb. /.
Chicago fight fans would like to
see Tunney meet Jack Sharkey.
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FIGHTS AND FIGHTERS

weight title. The action followed postpone
ment OF the Bass-CanZoneri fight, original
" scheduled for Friday night because Of
Bass illness.
LOS ANGELES-Mwe Waters, local
lightweight, won from Baby Sal Sorio, of
San Bernardino. in ten rounds on points.
NEW YORK-Frenchy Belanger, Ca
madam f1yweight. the National Boxing AS
sociation's champion, has been suspended
in this State for failure to respond to a
summons to appear before the boxing
commission. Belanger was summoned in
connection with his disqualification on a
foul in a recent bout in Buffalo with Fris-
co Grande
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in the second half
and provided a
peculiar close to a
spectacular COL
lege career. Beck
ner takes a posi-
ton, the first of
next month, aft
er completion of
his work at Indi-
ana, as head bas-
ket coach at
M u Gle Hi G h
School. Beckner
began his inter-
collegiate COM
petition three
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This classy independent bas-
ketball team, the st. Philips A. c.,
Thursday will play the Rushville
A. C.s at the st. Philips hall. The
Saints have been meeting some of
the fastest outfits in the State
and have piled up an impressive
record. The College Cubs will
meet the New Palestine lions in
the curtain-raiser to the feature
game Thursday night. The Saints
Rushville contest will get under
Way at $50.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-25
JAPS IN YANK ZONE

BIZ United Press
PARIS, Jan. 25.--Japan has filed
its entry for the 1928 Davis cup
play, choosing to compete in the
American zone Examinations. There
are now four countries entered in
the American zone and twenty-five
in the European.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-25
Y. M. S. BASEBALL CALL

Y. M S. baseball team will hold
its first meeting Monday night in
the clubrooms at Palmer and Union
SITS. All of last years players and
those desiring tryout sare urged to
be present. The team will schedule
with the fastest amateur team in
the state, playing Sunday ball only.
For information call Drexel 3848-M
andAask for Art.
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the season. real entry and prize list can
be expected. You can bowl as often as
you change partners.
The annual city tourney of the local
WOmans Bowling Association will be
held at Pritchetts Recreation over the
weekend. The women of the city
have been rolling some fine ten pins in
league play all season and some new
records are expected to fall in their
championship play,
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GOLF AT PALM BEACH

BIZ United Press
PALM BEACH, Fla, Jan. 25.-
Rex Beach, popular novelist, con-
tinued the favorite today in the
first annual golf tournament of the
Artists and Writer'S Golf Associ-
alton.
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SANGOR APOLOGIES

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Joey San
gor, Milwaukee featherweight, apol-
ogized to the Illinois boxing COM
mission and was reinstated. He was
alleged to have run out" Of match
with Kid Carter, Mexican battler.
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you hear l e S S
about them than
King Tut or the
bustles L I'LL a n
Russell used to
wear. I under
stand Cobb has
drawn his uncon-
ditional e l e a S e
from the Athletics
with whom h e
played last sum-
mer, and that ev-
cry club in the
American League
waived on him.
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Playground, but expenses there were
judged too high.
The State finals at the Butler field
house will be staged by the board
of control of the Indiana High
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-25
Ring Guarantee
Lifted to $1,000
Ri United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The New
York State athletic commission has
adopted a rule increasing the usual
guarantee of fighters for champion
ship or other important matches to
$4,000, to be posted with the board.
The regulation supersedes the es-
tablished forfeit of $4,000 for ap-
pearance and condition in feature
matches.
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odd game from the Stout, Ross and King
quintetS, Jimmy Randall was consistent
snf foa Ge 81 gs which t 2l Ss III hg and 24
Two-out-of-three ruled In the Lutheran
League games at the Central alleys the
Trinity Browns, Emmaus Browns and st.
st. Peter Grays, st. Paul Browns and
EmmauS Greys. c. Koelling had a total
Of 6l3 with games of 100, 227 and 1876 to
lead this league.
The Sutherland League also showed a
two -out-of-three win series, the Hudson,
Ander, Conner and Hill taking the Man
boys over this route. Conner had $50
on games of 1870, 1872 and 1877 to lead the
field for the night.
The Automotive League games at the
Illinois alleys resulted in three-time win
and t. A. Bell over the Hoosier Motor,
Losey-Nash and c. H. Wallerich as the
Gabriel Snubbers took two from the Mar
mon Fights. McGaw of the. Gabriel Snub-
her team led with q total of COS on games
of 1874, 2l5 and 1876.
One OF the most interesting leagues Of
the city is the Vonnegut-Diamond Chain
loop which rolls each week at the Indiana
alleys. This league in addition to the in
terest involved in the race for the cham
pionship. keeps record Of the wins of tie
ment and interest. At the last standing
published the Diamond Chain team had
won six more games than the Vonnegut
Hardware and each side was making claims
as the final winners.
Don't forget to enter the 800 doubles at
the Century alleys next Sunday; Jerry
in real style, and with the popularity of
this event proven by other shoots during
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-25
Ken1pIer Leads
Big Six Scorers

Three Big Six League games were
played at the Beech Grove High
School gym Tuesday night. Strauss
defeated G. and c., "a to 81; Beech
Grove downed Phi-Delts, 20 to 25,
and the Kay Jewelry dropped the
Gibson onpany, 43 to 9. The in
dividual scoring standing:
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A. A. U. BOXING TOURNEY

The city and county A. A. U. box
ing tournament, sponsored by the
South Side Turner's, will be staged
at the Turner gym, FEB. 20. All IN
attached and club boxers interested
write A Paetz, South Side Turner's.
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OFF the f47|
BACKBOARDGs3A|
By NORMAN E. ISAACS azmm--uunuS< 80
By NORMAN E. ISAACS


just about time Indianapolis fans perkcd up realized
that they longer need endure remarks from
State friends about the quality of capital city basketball
Right now, Indianapolis has at least real aggregation
Technical Tim Campbell in his first year head mentor
the east side institution has turned notable record
developing hghass baskebang squad capable Of hold
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School Athletic Association and Ar
thur L. Trester, permanent secre-
tary, will be in charge.
indianapolis high schools, who
previously have staged the meet on
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HENRY, REESE SIGN

81 UntteG PFFSS
NEW YORK, Jan. assigned
contracts of Frank Dutch) Henry
Pitcher and Andy Reese, combina-
ton infielder-outfielder, were re-
ceived by the New York Giants.
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SOME GAME

MONTREAL, Jan. 25-Les Cana
diens defeated the Chicago Black
Hawks, 10 to 0, in national league
hockey game. 1t was the largest
score in the league this season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-25
NATIONAL AMATEUR MEET

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 25-Edgar T.
Appleby and Herbert Hammer won
their matches in the second nights
play of the national amateur 1871
balkline billiard championship.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-25
REISELT LEADS

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25.-Otto
Reiselt, defending champion, led Tiff
Denton Of Kansas City in the first
block of the 3Oo-point challenge
three-cushion billiard match, 60
to As.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-25
JOE is EXPECTED

By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Joe Nc
earthly, manager of the Chicago
Cubs, is due here Saturday to make
arrangements for departure of his
club to its training camp Feb. IL.
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-NALKING
| II OVER
WITH JOE WILLIAMS

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-When
IN they start to go in baseball,
they go fast. A year ago Cobb and
Speaker were headline notables in
every paper in the country. Today
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years ago at I. U. and the following
season hung up a record as the Big
Ten high-point scorer. He made
108 points that season and was
big factor in landing Indiana in
first place tie.
And If one doesn't think that
Muncie, guided thus far by Pete
jolly, hasn't hung up an impressive
record roll an eve over this.
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SEATTLE-Wildcat Carter, feather
weight, outpointed Johnny Hawkes. in six
rounds.
NEW YORK-Phil GlasSman, Phila-
delphia fight manager and his stable of
fighters, have been suspended by the New
York boxing commission until Benny
Bass. one of Glassmans proteges, fights
Tony Canzoneri, Brooklyn, for the feather
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-25

indianapolis College Cubs defeated the
Thornburg- Bucks at Liberty Hal
Sunday, 40 to ~. Cubs have added two
more Former college players to their line
For games write or call H. E. Payne, 201E
College Ave- Hemlock 1881.
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MAT REFEREE SLUGGED
Eklund Punches Official and Police
Prevent Free fOr-All.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
DALLAS, Texas, Jan. 25.-A near
free-for-all fight followed a wres-
Ting match here Tuesday night. The
referee awarded the match to Joe
Shimkus. Chicago, on a foul and
Clarence Eklund. the loser, swung a
right to the officials jaw. Police in
tervened.
Each man previously had won one
fall.
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Nine Games
on Card for
City Squads
H. S. Net Tits on Home
Courts Plentiful This
Week. End.

sbortridge o. f asbiSgton fundamentals,
FRIDAY
Ben Davis at Broad Ripple.
Technical at rau+lin.
Catholic High Washington at Cath9~
Washington al Clayton
Pichmond az, Technical (Armory).
Cathedral at Central Catholic I'll
cIreencastle at Manual.
Shortridge at South Side ct. Wayne).
Plenty of basketball acuor will be
uncorked by the Indianapolis scho.
laStic teams this week. Nine con
tests stretched over a three. day
period of activity, Thursday to sat-
urday, will fill the time and atten~
ton of the city's ardent followers
of the court pastime.
Thursday the business of bouncing
basketballs begins ON the west side
where Shortridge and Washington
mix it up in the Washington gym.
Friday, business is scheduled to
become brisk with four games on
the program, two at home, two ON
the road. The home games will be
with Ben Davis at Broad Ripple and
Washington Catholic at Cathedral.
Technical will be at Franklin and
Washington of Indianapolis at Clay
ton.
The work remains brisk through
Saturday when four more games are
billed, two at home and two away.
The two contests away both will be
staged at Ft. Wayne, Cathedral mix
ing with Central Catholic and
Shortridge opposing South Side,
Greencastle will be at Manual willis
Tech will play Richmond at the
Armory.
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PADDY TO BE 'HITCHED'

By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Paddy Dris-
coll, one of the best athletes ever
graduated from Northwestern Uni
versity, and a leading professional
football player, will be married to
Miss Loretta Mccarthy, it was an
nounced here. No date was named.
TUESDAY BASKETBALL
COLLEGE
Purdue, 20; Indiana, rs.
Drake, 26; Iowa State, 81.
Holy Cross. So Connecticut Aggies, a..
HIGH SCHOOL.
Frankfort, ~; Marion. "a.
PROFESSIONAL.
Fl. Wayne, rs; Philadelphia, %.
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Totals 10 4 % Totals 10 Is
Referee---Kearns de Paul. Umpire
Maloney( Notre Dame)
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Troub Memorial Church team defeated
the Junior A. C.s. 80 to 81 Winners de-
sire games with teams having access to. a
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Muncies average for the twelve
games is 361a points, while the OPP
ponents have an average of 81.
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Indianapolis TrojanS desire games with
teams playing in the 16-18-year-old class.
Call DrexeI 1918.
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Next Saturday the Big Four will play the
Belletontaine tOhioJ Big Four Club at
Bellefontaine.
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