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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-11
SECOND MARMON LEAGUE

SECOND MARMON LEAGUE
The Marmon League will open
the second half of it's season to-
night at the Indiana alleys. The
first half found George Atkinson's
"Overheads" far in the lead, with
pennies Busters" second. A re-
arrangement of squads has been
made, evening up the teams so that
a real fight will have to be made
by the team that wins the second
half pennant. Individual averages
will be carried through the entire
season and the six leaders will be
sent to the State tournament. A
capacity crowd is expected at the
Indiana tonight. Ed Roberts, presi-
dent of the Marmon Athletic Asso-
citation, will roll the first ball.
Here is one series that really was close.
The r. A. Bell team won two from the
Gibson Company in the Automotive League
games at the Illinois alleys with but four
Losing the first game by three pins, they
won the next by one pin and the last game
With the large margin osf Of SEVEN Mntnr c the
also won two from. the Losey-Nash and G.
H. Wallerich teams as the Gabriel Snub-
bers took the Auto Equipment Company for
three games. Seth Klein and Schmitt tied
for high single game with a score of 220,
while Bright OF the Gibson team led the
boys over the three-game route with a
total of $50.
Advertised as the Tourney Of the Two
Presidents, the Round Robin Sweepstakes
under the Leadership of Clarence Myers,
president of the State Bowling. Association.
city association. is coming along in fine
style. The prize list. which will be ready
for publication shortly, will show more
the seven weeks play at the different
houses.
The Anders team won three from the
League gaines anne at the Central alleys other
results In this loop showed a two-time
win for the Fredeking. Leavitts and Hill
over the Marion. Conner and Morrison
last game when he tossed in enough
strikes to count 267.
With the. success of last Sundays $50
doubles and realizing a 800 doubles will
call for still faster going, the Illinois
alleys are now accepting entries. for next
Sundays event. which calls for teams
You like ike. but only one series % can Be
bowled with the same. partner. For reser-
vations call Main STAT.
TIE BALI. Van Ausdall. Dragoo and
Sparks teams won three games from the
Ross, Case, Mayborn and Stout boys in
the Rotary Hubs Leagye games at 1.-THE the
Green ana Pachner clubs. Wagner of the
L w. w. was the whole show in this loop
setting single game record Of 266 in his
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Fights and Fighters

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.-zRoy P Peter:
lao Jacksonville. Fla, won from Mh!Cie
Meiner, Isl, Chicago; Judges oe0lS'0"' ''A
rounds.
SEATTLE. Wash. - Johnny HaWkesj;
Tono. Wash, featherweight, outpolnteo
Biily Townsend. Vancouver, British CO.
iumbia; six rounds.
PORTLAND. ore;1JJoe Anderson And -. 09 fSd
ington. Ky. middleweigntt ~, ro osIeSSeu
LOS ANGELES sergt. Sammy Baker,
TnnT Island welterweight, defeated
Charley Long, Omaha Negro; ten rounds.
DENVER. Colo.-Don Long, 12e. Colo
RADIO Springs, and Mickey Cohen, Denver,
boxed ten rounds to draw.
READING. Pa.-Sylvan Bass. 1859,
Baltimore, fought an eight-round oraW
with Harry Wallace, 142, New YORK.
CHICAGO-Les Mariner, former " OF
Illinois grid star. knocked out BUD Dorah'
fifth round.
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Hornsby to Boston Braces StunS Baseball World
De PaulU Annexes
OUertim e Game
From Wa bash

BIZ Times Special
CRAWFORDSVIME, Ind, Jan.
11.-De Paw captured a thriller
from Wabash, % to 27, in an over
time clash here Tuesday night, the
annual rivalry battle between the
two State institutions. A last
minute field goal Melted by Costello,
Tiger forward, was the margin of
victory.
The teams fought on even terms
throughout the initial half, the
score Standing tied at, IL apiece as
the session ended Wabash led
through most of the second half the
MethodiSts coming up to tie the
score at II and again at Is, as the
game ended. Summary:
No
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City Net Loop
Games Tonight

The City Basketball League games
will be played tonight at the H. A.
C. gum. At 7:45 the Diamond
Chain and Pennsylvania Railroad
quintets meet and an hour later
the Big Four five will oppose the
Polk's Milk quintet.
The Big Four and H. A. G. f1ves
are in tie for first place each with
six victories and one defeat.
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Detroit Quintet
Has Clean Slate

When the Michigan Central
= Railroad basketball squad of Detroit
appears at the Turner gym Sunday,
local fans will see a team made up
of we'll known stars. The Detroit
squad has been built up around such
stars as Sid Sankovic and John
HOWE. To date, the Railroaders
have met and defeated some of the
best teams in the midwest and
will appear here with a clean slate.
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By NORMAN E. ISAACS

MARION Ind JAN 1It hardly would be quite correct to
1V1 point finger Aonzo Stage and his Anderson Indians
and them individually and collectively of trying spoil
Maron good time here Tuesday night when the local high
school, czenry and others celebrated the dedcaory exercises
of the Memorial Coliseum Nevertheless Anderson
don rivals of the local school in every form of sports
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fact remains that
Captain Sullivan led
his boys back on
the floor and they
battled the Indians
on more than even
terms. In fact, the
Giants out scored
the AnderSonians,
II to Is, during the
second canto of the
e n gagement. And
that, despite the
fact that something
like 1888 shots
FsIaI - ~1~AN
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Taylor Outpoints
Chicago Feather

By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 11.-Using a
textbook to advantage, Bud Tay-
lor, bantamweight boxing cham
pion, won judges decision over
Babe Ruth, Chicago featherweight.
ten rounds. Ruth was f1oored in
the fourth round for a count of
nine.
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AFTER OLYMPIC POST
FoIwelI Soul in Training at Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.

Folwell Scull, star football player,
has joined the squad which is train
ing for the Olympic games at the
University of Pennsylvania under
Lawson Robertson, head coach of
the American team. - Barney Ber-
linger, a freshman, has been SEN
sation in the decathlon events and
is sure Of a chance.
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Giants, IS to "a,
in the feature
event on the eve
niilg's program.
Then again, some
thing might be
said for the local
squad. G e n e
Thomas material
this season isn't
what one might
glance at, wink
unobtrusively and
say "HotSy Tot
sy!" The Giants,
imbued with the
spirit Of COM
..a-,0rofiOYn NJ
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Johnny Ogden to
St. Louis BroUnS

RB United Press
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. 11.-Johnny
ogden. pitching ace of the Balti-
more orioles of the international
League. has been acquired by the St.
louis Browns in trade involving
transfer of Pitcher Stewart Boian'
Catcher Leo Dixon, formerly with
indianapolis, and an undiscloseo
cash consideration.
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a I t e r noon and
night of celebra-
ton Tuesday, the
cause of which
was the official
dedication of the
rev M e moria |
Coliseum, a field
house for Marion
High School ath-
letics and COM
munity even t S.
The new $4,000
structure imposing
for beauty, and
spaciousness, was
the scene Of va
riOllS events that
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scHAEFFER HOLDS LEAD
Jake Ahead of Welker Cochran in
1872 BalkIine Match.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. IL. = Jake
Schaeffer today was leading Welker
Cochran 1900 points to 7O2 in their
1872 balkline billiard match as a re-
suit of Schaeffer's sensational round
Tuesday night.
Schaeffer won the round 300 to
1874 with a high run of 122. Coch-
rams best was fifty-two. The match
will go to $500 points.
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through what they were aimed at, is
what gives Marion ray of hope to-
day.
In other words. this city fosters
hopes of being able to drive seventy
two miles to Indianapolis along
about the middle of March to see
the Giants of 90 UNFOLD the honor
Of the Giants of former years.
r u q
This is what the official figures
were:
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HacLley and Duffy in Main Scrap
of Legion Ring Show Next Week
Silver Shades De Marco in Cutting Match tuesday,;
Cox 0utponts Pruitt in Nights Best Bout.

Jimmy Hackley, the Coast scrap
per, who put the skids under
frankie Osner some time ago, will
appear in the Legion main go at
the Armory next Tuesday against
the rugged Jack Duffy of Toledo.
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WEIGH NAMED COACH

By United Press
EMPORIA, Kan, Jan. 11.-Fran-
els E. WEIGH. assistant coach at the
Emporia Teachers College, has been
named head football coach, succeed
ing H. w. Hargiss, who will become
football coach at the University of
Kansas. AT. l.,..,,.
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tivity, including checkers, chess
and ping pong, did not show
any great amount Of big-heart-
edness in winning from the
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Racing
Dates Awarded
By I Hited Press

By United Press
ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. IL
Stewards Of the Grand Circuit
Tuesday drafted their schedule, re-
elected President H. K. Devereaux
of Thomasville, Ga, and selected
indianapolis as the next convention
city.
Six open dates on the schedule
have yet to be filled. Toledo, Ohio,
will be the scene of the opening of
the 1928 season, from June 25 to 80.
Other meetings:
North Randall. July 2 to Z.
Toledo. July 9 to IA.
kalamazoo, July is to 81.
Goshen. N. Y: Aug. 20 to 25.
Syracuse, N. Y. Aug. 81 to Sept. /.
indianapolis. Sept. 8 to Estate Fair
Lexington, Sept "a to 30
Lexington, Oct. to 8.
Atlanta. Oct. 10 to IS.
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Tuesday Basketball

COLLEGE
De Paw. %; Wabash, 81 (overtime).
Missouri, 30; Kansas, %.
Butler, 40; Franklin, 80.
Butler Freshmen. So; Franklin Fresh
" Colgate, go; Cornell. 26.
Princeton. s.; Temple, o q;
Anderson, IS; Marion, "a.
PROFESSIONAL
Philadelphia. AZ; Fl. Wayne, 26.
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BELLE YIEU BOUTS

The Belle Vieu A. A. will stage a
boxing show of six bouts at 523 N.
Belle Vieu Pl. the night Of Jan. 10,
at $3.50. Matches will be announced
later.
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Independent and Amateur
Basketball Notices

College Cub Juniors continued their win
ming streak defeating the Trojans. Cubs
play Broadway EpwcrthS tonight, Y. M. S.
Thursday and Indianapolis Diamonds
Friday. All players report at tonight to
Nineteenth st.
Indianapolis Buddies' Club won its thir-
Ieentn Victory OF the e season oe1eatilng the
and Goldsmith starred. Fer games write
Jack .Selig. -841 S. Capitol Ave, or call
Drexel 1518M.
st. Johns Evangelical lost hard-fought
game to the Emmanuel Reform. SO to 26.
For games with the losers, call Drexel
0407, after p. NJ. and ask for Don
49,, HAWKS DEFEATED
RBJnited Press
BOSTON, Jan. 1.-THE Boston
Bruins defeated the Chicago Black
Hawks, 3 to l, in a National League
hockey game.
-
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CANADIENS TRIUMPH

PJ nited Press
MONTREAL, Quebec, Jan. H.
Les Canadiens defeated the Ottawa
Senators, 3 to 0, in a National
League hockey game.
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BY DICK MILLER,
Times Staff Correspondent

MARION, Ind, Jan. 11.-Marion
was back to normal today after an
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FIRST IN SIX YEARS

Missouri Finally AnnexeS Net Tilt
From Kansas u.
BU United Press
LAWRENCE, Kan, Jan. 11.-Uni-
versity of Missouri Tuesday night
scored its first basketball victory
over Kansas University in six years,
80 to %.
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GUEST HUNTER PERFORMS

Charlie Cowboy Hunter, crack
pocket billiard player and fancy shot
artist, will meet all-comerS at the
Meridian billiard parlor tonight,
starting at $3.50.
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With the success of last Sundays $50
doubles and realizing 800 doubles will
call for still faster going, the Illinois
alleys are now. accepting entries. for next
Sundays event, which calls for teams
averaging $50. You can bowl as often as
you like. but only one series can be
bowled with the same partner. For reser-
vationS call Main STAT.
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liers and Van and His Orchestra. all
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$3.50 D.. m.-Motion Picture Guide.
6:45 o. m.-"Flying Time" courtesy
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7 p. m.-Concert by the United States
Marine Band-Capt. Taylor Branson.
bandleader, from Marine Barracks
p. m.-Dodge Brothers Presentation
from N. 3. C.. studios.
$3.50 p. m.-HoOver sentinelS from
. p. n.--Howard Correct Time from
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p. m.-Clicquot Club Eskimos, from
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10 p. m.-Smith Brothers. from Ma
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1880 D. m.-United States weather
forecast, courtesy of Betholine.
1880 p. m.--Meyer DAVIS Swanee
Syncopators from the Swanee ball room,
WMAL-WashingtO n-242
7 p. m.-"News Flashes'' from our
Times-Herald studio.
Les Colvin and his 'Columbians'
p. m.-"Science News OF the Week,
Can We Live Forever?'" presented by
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s:1s p. m.-Mary Louise Graham, So
prano. accompanied by Elizabeth Gard
ner Coombs.
$3.50 p. m.-'"Tbs Town Club Coffee
$3.50 p. m.-JoiDt recital by Portia
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1915 p. m.-"Latest News Flashes
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WRHF-WRshingtOn-
6 p. Mold time tunes
$3.50 TO 7 p. m.-o'Donnells half hour
Of music.
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PUP|LCROWD|NG
ITO BE FOUGHT

Congress today viii be asked to
provide relief from overcrowding in
the E. v. Brown School at Chevy
Chase, a mass meeting of citizens of
that suburb last night was told by
stephen E. Kramer, assistant super
dntendent Of schools.
Mr.. Kramer admitted the made
luacy of the layout, which requires
six portable buildings, and said the
Brown School is first on the list for
''relief." He said that the House
Appropriations Committee will be
asked today to include an item in the
appropriation bill for the District to
provide adequate facilities for the
Chevy Chase school children.
Major l.. e. Adkins, Assistant En-
jgineer Commissioner, announced
that the District government had
been able to purchase site twice as
large as the present one and that
other sites were in prospect and ex-
pected to be closed within a few
weeks.
Last nights developments were the
direct result of srnonths OF agitation
by the new school committee of the
Chevy Chase Citizens Association,
headed by J. Francis Moore.
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Special Notices
ICE OF THE wAsHINeToN GAS

OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY
January 20, 1928.
In accordance with Section 3 of the
charter. the annual meeting of the share
holders of tho Washington Gas Light Com
pany, for the election of directors and for
such other business az may properly come
office Of the company. 413-417 Tenth
Street Northwest. Monday, February g,
1928 at IL o'clock noon. The polls will
be open from IL o'clock noon until l
o'clock D. m.
GEORGE NJ. WHITWELI.. Secretary.
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BEST PROSPECTS

Z p. m.-concert by U. 8. Ma
rine Band Orchestra, Washington,
WRC (469).
s p. m.-Country Fiddlers, Rich
mond. WRVA (254.11.
8:25 p. NEW York Philhar-
monte Orchestra, Newark. WOR.
11:40 p, m.-''The Veil" operetta
Gs4s).
CHAIN PROGRAM
s p. sn1--Waldorf-Ast dinner
music, New York, WEAF. WRC,
wCAE, wTAG.
1880 .. n1.--Coward Comfort hour,
WEAF, WEEP, VITO, WAR,
p. m.-Dodge Brothers presen-
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WCSH. WIFI, WGY, WCAE,
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WRHM. wTMJ. wSAI, wLIB,
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$3.50 p. m. - Hoover .sentineIs.
New York, WEAF, WRC. WEEP
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WHAs. WSM. VINO, WsB; Am
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WAR, WTAG, WIFI. WGY, WGR,
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House hour. New York, VIZ,
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WLW, WJR, KYW, WRHM, KSD,
voc. WHO, WOW, WDAFS KVOO,
WHAS, wSM. VINO, WSB, WAX,
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WHAM.
10 p. m.-smith Brothers, New
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wGR, WCAE, WWJ, WsAI,.
WEBB. KsD, Voc, WDAF: Chi
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DANCE MUSIC
10 .. m.-Swanee Syncopators,
Washington, WRC (469).
1870 p. m.-Silver Slipper Club
Dance Orchestra, Atlantic City
1880 p. m.-Cass Hagen's Or
chestra, New York, WEAF (492).
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MRG. PIZPAH ELDON

272l 14TH ST. n. W.. NEAR GIRARD
Noted medium end scientific palmist, can be
consulted on all affairs. Gives names. de-
scriptions of friends, advice on family. love
affairs and business spaculations. Adj 1865.
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NEARBY STATIONS

WCAP-AsbUFy PaFk-126O-240
8 p. m.--Varied concert.
10 p. m.-Casino Dance Orchestra.
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6:45 p. Morgan; news flashes.
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D. m.-Concert program.
$3.50 D. m.--Auto show.
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1880 p. m.--Silver Slipper Orch estra.
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$3.50 p. m.-RecitaI by Fred KemIo.
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s:4s p. m.--"The Romance Of the
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Information Bureau.
p. m.--Salon Orchestra.
p. m.-Sandman Circle, by Lady
Baltimore.
$50 p. rn.-Dinner orchestra
1880 p. Morgan recital from the
Peabody Conservatory of Music. Fred
erick d. Weaver. organist
p. m.--String quartet.
$3.50 p. m.-Amplco program.
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p m,--Willys- knight hour.
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1890 p. m.-Dance music.
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?. MI. s. Marine Band.
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p. n.-Clicquot Eskimos
10 p. m.--Smith Bros.
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ROchester-1O7O-28O.2
p. m.--WJZ Program.
IL p. m.-News; Organ.
enectady-70O-379.5
8 D. m.--WEAF Program.
10 p. m.-Carborundum Band.
IL p. m.--WEAF Program.
1880 D. Morgan.
WBZ-Springf ield-9OO-33
$40 p. m.--WJZ Program.
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KGO-Oakland-58O
1880 p. m.-Network.
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IL p. m.--Orangs network.
] a. m.-Dance music; pianist.
KEX-POrtIand-125
1880 p. ma. B. c.. chain.
a. m.--Kremers Orchestra.
KJR-Seattle-86O-3
11:30 p. ma. b. C. chain.
a. m.-Meyers Dance Orchestra.
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LOCAL PROGRAMS
WRC-WashinKton-469

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IL (noono-Farm Flashes prepared by
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1910 p. Morgan recital from the
Homer L. Kilt studios
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