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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14

Iowa and Chicago IN rapid SUCCESSION and plant
ed themselves at the top of the heap. The Evans
ton lads face a rather easy schedule and appear
to have an "edge" over the other three strong
contenders, Indiana, Purdue and Wisconsin.
Each Of the trio has yet to face the other and
should it develop into "dog-eat-dog" affair
the Purple may ease themselves into Conference
championship. This evening at approximately
O. clock Michigan and Indiana will square off
against each other on the Wolverines Ann Arbor
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14

The Michigan showing to date has
been a trifle disappointing. With
three regulars left from last sea-
sons champion squad the Wolver-
ines have ran into all sorts of
irouble and are traSeling a bit I'M
der the weather. Illinois and Iowa
both will attempt to break into the
victory column when they stack up
at Iowa City this evening.
y
.NNE of the Hoosiers the Michigan
~ outfit will be watching closely
is Branch (Ace) McCracken, the
Monrovia lad, who ran wild against
Chicaoo last SATURDAY. at Blooming
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ton. At the pres
ent moment it ap-
pears that Mon
rovia seems likely
to be selected the
basketball center
of the nation.
"Ace" is tall,
rangy, and rugged
a II d established
himself as one
of the outstand-
ing centerS in In
diana scholastic
basketball while at
M onrovia. His
eleven field goals
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14
COLLEGES

Butler. 80; Evansville. At.
Rose Poly. g.; Hanover; %.
Georgetown, ~; Rutgers, 81.
oklahoma Kggies, So; Kansas Ag-
70 oklsfhoma University. As; Kansas Uni
iowa STATE r, q; 'wS La42s y IS.
M MSntiasNsS formal 81 a. banSe N Nor 2S
indiana, Central. So: Vincennes. 81.
HIGH SCHOOLS
Newcastle. 81; Technical, %.
Shortridge, 80; Broad Ripple, "a.
-, Southport, 81; Washington (Indianapo-
&c Cathedral. Al; townsville. 81.
ANDERSON. IS; Rochester, 20.
Wilkinson, 81; Fortville, 80.
Cambridge City. 80: Connersville. 20.
Greenfield 80; Rushville, %.
Mt. Comfort, IS: Beech Grove. 20.
BrownSburg, 81; PittSboro, 20.
Lawrence, g; New Augusta, 2s.
Washington. a.: Bloomington, %.
SG;entTal tEvansyile). 81; Bosse Evans
French Lick. Sc; Marenga, q.
cambridge. 70; Roachdale. II.
BEownstown, So; FTeetown, "a.
Milford. SO; Etna Green. %.
New Bethel, 81; Acton, o.
Bloomfield. Al; Solsberry, SO.
Clayton. 81; Mooresvilie, 81.
Amo. SO; Avon, 80.
Delphi. 70; Mon tmorenci, IL.
jamestown, A: Thorntown, Al.
Logansport, go Frankfort 90
Logansport ''B" 80; Frankfort "B" o.
Edinburg, 81: Mt. Auburn, 81.
Plainheld, so; Paragon, 48.
KntghtStown. 81; Kennard, IS.
McCordsville. a; Silent Hoosiers, 20
Shsrpsville. 81; Galveston, 10.
Aurora. SO; Norwood, 10.
Fairmount. 48: Pendleton, IS.
Digger, So; Lyons, %.
Hartford City, 33; Portland, 81
Montpelier, 30:ssWarren, II.
Cloyerdale. so: Waynetown, a..
Walnut Grove, AZ; Goldsmith, ~.
Franklin. 49,; Shelbyyille. n.
New Augusta girls, %; Ben Davis
Spencer, 81: Linton. %.
Freedom, So: Quincy, H.
Monrovic, IS: Waldron. 81 foverHmk.
Warren Central. 50: New Palestine, Al
Brownsourg, 81; Pittsboro, 20.
Brownshurg jniors, 2S; Pittsboro rs,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14
Looking I'm
Over
WITH EDDIE ASH

CT. PAUL is making winter chal-
~ lenge to Milwaukee and Kansas
City clubs that have boosted they'll
make two-team race out of the
American Association campaign next
season. According to the Saints, all
they need is third sacker to fill
Robertson's shoes and they'll be
ready for the bell and all set to
drive for the pennant. The Allen
crew is well supplied with battery
men and outflelders and have three
positions on the infield taken care
Of, with Foettger at first, Morehart
at second and Wanninger at short.
The popularity of Manager Nick
Allen, which took a downward glide
last fall, has been FURNISHED anew
and President Bob Connery Is feel
ing extremely cheSty over the 1923
prospects.
Manager Nick is well informed in
A. A. baseball, and an excellent
coach of youngsters, but he's a ter
ror on unlpires. Batting the jumps
no doubt caused the little contro-
verSy Nick had with the Saint bosses
before they re-employed him for
1928,
Ralph Miller, Indianapolis util-
ity infieIder, is - of the rough
boys of the - sional Ameri-
can E. he, and usual
~. of scraps out
on inst PhiIadel-
~ ver, Ralph col
.arlOw of the
low got in the
iIIer was flo0red.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14

Just to be Sociable we'll select In
diana and Iowa as winners in to-
nights Big Ten games. Might boost
that average, yet.
II
? ? Remember Way Back When ? !?
Shorty Burch used to ride a horse
around the business district each
noon announcing the ball game?
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14
Independent and Amateur
Basketball Notices

Indianapolis Buddies Club dropped the
Brookside U. BIS, 81 to Is. zukerman and
Lazy we're best for the Buddies while Tully
was outstanding for the U. BIS; Buddies
have won fourteen straight victories and
desire games with city and State teams
playing in the 125-pound class Write Jack
Selig. 841 s. Capital Ave. or call Drexel
15l8-M.
Leonard Cleaners defeated the Fountain
Street M E., % to 81 and downed the
Benson Bulldogs, 80 to 81, in an over
time contest.
Big Four A. A. team will play the fast
Cincinnati Big Four Club at the Beech
Grove High School gym at p. m: Satur-
day night. indianapolis Ratlroaders de-
feated the Queen City outfit earlier IN the
season.
Strauss Says basketball team squad
will play the Bridgeport Cardinals Sun
day afternoon in the second of a three
game series. Cardinals won the. first.
Manual star, ale playing with Strauss.
"Y" Big Five defeated the Douglas
%. The Ohioans defeated the local COL
ored team earlier in the year. Moore
Of Indianapolis was high point man with
six field goals and a free throw.
Any fast 20-year-old club desiring
Cooperative League call George Smith at
Lincoln 1921 during the day. Address the
Gibson Company
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14

yenient draw it is
more or less a bland
admission that they
don't know W h o
won.
It is my notion
that they sit in
their high judicial
thrones and say to
themselves: well
this is a tough one.
I sorta like Heeney
and / sorta like
Sharkey. I guess
I'll call it g. draw
and get out from
under "
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14
IRISH TOO FAST

BU Times Special
louisville, Ind, Jan. 14.-Ca-
thedralN of indianapolis proved too
fast and powerful for townsville
here Friday night and the Capitol
City netmen took a 41-to-S1 de-
cision. The Irish. were ahead, "a
to IL, at the half.
K. Dugan chalked up high point
honorS for the visitors with twelve
points, while Carr ran close sec
ond with eleven markers to his
credit. Schof1eld and Harvey played
well for the locals.
RIPPLE TUMBLES
Slnortridge took a 80 to "a triumph
from Broad Ripple at the new
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14
ACTION POSTPONED

B1 United Press
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Jan.
14.-Western League club owners
have postponed, until next Friday,
action on the proposed transfer of
the Lincoln franchise to Pueblo,
Colo.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14
TODAY'S SELECTIONS
FAIRGROUNDS

EfA4hOROOANOO
Sunny Port, Alto Roy Gibson.
Heatherwine, Choice, Ponlpous.
Marconi, Rothermel, Navigator.
Justice F., Marconi. Rothermel.
Nome. Doc, Galahad.
Ecu Folett, Flora M, Easy Money.
Sir Leonid, Parole II, Hopeless.
HAVANA
sandalwood. Successor, Palm Court.
Probate, Tamale Dick, Burberry.
Petit Point. Omrah. Merida.
Andresito, Snake Bite, Kind Man.
Accomplish, Adria, Seth's Hope.
Don Bonero. Subtle, Marvelite.
Heller SHELTER, Woody, Keeper.
TIA JUANA
Carlos Enrique. Buddy Clark, Brother
John.
Pal Lady CoHield. Shasta Express.
Another Deck. Speedy Lad, .flitterman.
Glanmore, Indian Tales. Bunbury.
True Boy. Marietta, Dolly. Bay
Gay Boy II, Bardalid. Strife.
Wind Flower, Duck 1t, Shasta Flapper.
Knighthood, Red Ace, HarbinRer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14
Shortridge and Cathedral Are Winners

Orr with six field goals and five
free throws was best for Shortridge
while Gulling with three field goals
and five free throws was outstand-
ing for Ripple.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14

Cathedral gym Friday night. The
Blue and White started fast and
we're holding a 20 to 16 advantage
at the conclusion of the initial
session.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14

1AdSVANS pA4IC 4loS OLlClCds
The A. c. W. Of A. and Fl Harrison
won three games each from the Robbins
Body in the Capitol No. League session.
None but the secretary. however, knows
which one. The other games resulted IN
two, wins fpT the, P0stofice
pei, Eastman Cleaners. Mary Lou Lunch.
Knauss and Hanna tied for high. score with
total OF 625 each. Knauss had games
200, IA and I8I, The 244 OF Hanna's gave
him the high single game.
Antlers and Hoofs were three time win
over the Tails {n and Ears in the Elss
and Shin Bones managed to win the odd
game from the Eyes and Teeth. VIII sure
h the Of as m his y aSd Rgh
big in his first try getting a 242. Wies-
man led over the three-game route with a
NoS G sog fof his IS t S sJg aea l'
Print-Craft League games at the Recrea-
ton resulted in three-time win for the
craving Company over the Pfyot city
Blacks and Esterline teams. Indianapolis
Star and Pivot City Inks won two, from
high single game with a 24S while Mcclure
led over the threeoogame route with 62S
had GIT.
P. 81 E. games at the Indiana were
we'll contested. the Satisfaction and
Promptness boys taking two out Of three
from the Service and Courtesy teams.
Smith, of the Promptness team, led with
games Of l68. 214 and 179, total OF SOL.
The eighteen-club Citizens Gas League
rolled at the Indiana Thursday night. This
loop is the reason for all of the good
natured banter a. stranger hears at these
drives on Thursday nights. Results showed
2 three-tims win for the Tars. Screens.
Mains and Ovens over the Trucks, Blowers,
Cakes and Cranes as the Mains. State
ments, Holders, Boilers and Ledgets took
the odd game from the Gas, Benzol.
Services. Ammonia and Statements. Frank
games of 1914, 1853 and 236.
Neil King is busy taking entries for Abe
Langtry's party. better known as the A.
p, g.. which will be rolled in Kansas City
the local boys to make but reports from
the entertainment committee leads one to
believe it will be well worth the time and
money to go.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14
echma Manual Ready for Net Clash at A17oy Tonight
TALKING
| 1t OVER
-WITH ZOE WILLIAMS

NEW YORK, Jan. 14-They
IN called the Heeney Sharkey
fight draw up at the Garden last
night and maybe it was. I am half
way persuaded that anytime the
dear old boys fall back on the con-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14
By NORMAN E. ISAACS

NTORTHWESTERNS flying start in the Big Ten cage
~ pagn has left the nine remaining teams the circuit
somewhat Of a quandary. The Wildcats dumped Michigan
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14
REVIEWS CONTRACT

By United Press
UNIVERSITY, Va, Jan. 14.-Earl
Meals contract to coach football
and baseball at the University of
Virginia has been renewed for a
three-year period.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14

Merchants Central League held their
weekly series at the Central alleys Thurs
day night. Results showed the Hill &
Indiana Electric Corporation, keystone Six
and Cook Brothers to be threading win
ners over Central Meat, Smith e. Moore
Cola ana American Hi-Speed Chain
Schoen Brothers and Rich-Tex won two
from the Petot Shoe Company and Leon
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14

Two out OF three wins ruled the Shrine
League games at the Illinois alleys, the
Band, Gun Squad and Oasis taking the
this route. C. Hebble Of the Oasis team
led with games Of 1856, oil and lit. a
total Of 573.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14

Don't forget the $50 doubles at the uli-
nois Sunday From reports all of the
boys are going to take a crack at the at
tractive prize list offered.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14
1928 SectionaIs

The sixty-four sectional centers
and the number Of teams from each
county which will compete in each
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14

SID SamkOV1C
South Side Turner's are ready
for their tilt Sunday at the Tur-
ner gym against the Michigan
Central Railroad squad Of De-
troit. With the Railroaders is Sid
Sankovic, who played with the
Chicago Bruins last season and
is one of the outstanding cagers
in the Middle West. The game
will start at 3:15.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14
City Bowling
Gossip

The Piel and Shelter teams won three
games from the BALI and WeingRrdners
as the Gauss boys COPIED the odd game
League session at the I. A. C. drives.
Klein led the boys of this loop with games
of 222, l67 and 213. total OF COZ.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14

P, 81 E. games at the Indiana were
we'll contested, the Satisfaction and
Promptness boys taking two out of three
from the Service and Courtesy teams.
games Of 1863. 214 and 17s, total Of SOL.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14

Leonard Cleaners defeated the Fountain
Street M E. % to 81 and downed the
Benson Bulldogs, 80 to 81, in an over
time contest.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-14
RIPPLE TUMBLEs

Sll0rtridge took 80 to "a triumph
from Broad Ripple at the new
Evening star., 1928-04-23

sought. All nave Dolores Del kln.
police records and
one Is believed to be in CUSTODY N
Arizona.
Details of the plot. officers said, were
obtained from Garlic. who describes
himself As the fall guy IN the case
The scheme was frustrated. Carlllo
told the officers, by the discharge and
arrest Of the maid as we'll as himself,
The diamond ring had disappeared
shortly after New Year Gay and the
police believe, the thieves attempted
TO market IL below the border, one
Mexican official making an offer OF
$4,000 for Il which was refused.
Scheme Hatched by Italian.
Then the kidnapping scheme, accord
ing to the prisoner was matched ny
the italian. a sweetheart of the malo.
She was to have taken a fur coat be-
longing TO the actress to be cleaned
and Garlic return Ii in order TO get
paSt the front door and make his way
to Miss Del Rios apartment. There
he said he was 10 force the actress 10
accompany him either by use OF threats
or drugs. She was 10 be taken 70 81
house in Sonora Town. the Mexican
quarters. and If necessary below the
border while the demand for 100000
ransom was made on her father, j. l..
Asunsalo. wealthy Mexico City banker.
and the motion picture producers.
The plot was considered so seriously
by the officers that Police Lieut.. Trospef
accompanied Miss Del Rio recently
when she went to Nogales. Sonora,
Mexico, TO file suit fer divorce from
Jaime Del Rio.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
UNION TURNS DOWN
GIFT OF COAL MINE
United Workers Decline to
Operate Property and Pay
Owner 10 Cents a Ton.
By the Associated Press

! Ry the Associated Press.
/ PITTSBURGH. April 23.--The United
Mine Workers is mot in the coal-min-
mp business. and all the members of
the organization have 10 offer the in
duStry in their labor" Phillip Murray.
international vice president of the
miners union. said yesterday when
asked to comment on the offer of James
A. Paisley of Cleveland TO give the
union any mine of the Paisley interests,
provided the workers would operate 1t
and pay the company 10 cents ton
for all coal mined
Paisley In q telegram to Murray and
members of the Senate committee in
pestigatine the soft coal industry also
stipulated that under his offer the
union would have to pay the Jackson
vile agreement
Own Non Union Mines.
The Paisley interests operate nom
union mines in Pennsylvania. West
Virginia and Ohio
Murray returned to Pittsburgh from
Washington late last night.
Replying 10 the international execu-
tive board of the United Mine Workers.
which ordered all members of the
PENNSYLVANIA Ohio relief committee
:
expelled from the union. and at the
same time denounced the two organiza-
tions as "commuuistic." officials of the
relief committee yesterday said their
group was not communist. either in
principle or action.
Anthony F. Minerich and Vincent
EemenOvitch. chairman and secretary
treasurer. respectively. of the relief
committee. said the organization was
working class relief committee"
formed to supplement the inadequate
relief given to the striking miners and
their families by the United Mine
Workers"
Slogans TO Inspire Men.
The statement said that along with
the relief went policies condensed into
slogans calculated to raise the fighting
efficiency of the strikers" but the re-
lief committee did not insist that all
those who applied for relief must ac-
cept these policies"
Those slogans are Win the strike,
Save the union Mass picketing.' Or
ganize the morganized miners Short
er work day 'NationaliZe the mines,
Build a labor party"
John Brophy, speaking for the Save
the-union committee. last night said an
official statement on the action OF the
United Mine Workers was being pre-
pared and would be issued later
SIX MEN. 81 WOMEN IN JAIL.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
New Arrivals
In Our Drapcry Section
Madras, 75c to $l.25 yard

Scotch madras with beautiful color
ings in both floral and modernistic
designs; on ecru grounds. Colored
figures, at $llS.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
S250,OO0 TO AID SCIENCE
Gift Made for Promoting Study of
Infantile Paralysis.

NEW YORK. April % O1.--An-
nouncement Of a gift of s250.ooo by
jeremiah Milbank. New York philan-
thropist, for study Of the cause and
treatment of infantile paralysis was
made yesterday by DR.. William H.
Park. chairman of the international
committee for the study of infantile
paralysis
A three-year program has been
planned with Chicago. Columbia, Har-
ward and New York Universities IN
this country, the University Of Brus-
seis and the Lister Institute of London
parficipsting in the research. Each
university and laboratory wili have abb
soiute freedom IN its investigation. but
the committee will compile the results
Of all
Evening star., 1928-04-23
Praises U. S. School Singing

Correspondence OF the Associated Presa
PARIS,-In America, Gabriel Pierne,
composer and member Of the Instifut
de France. found school singing more
highly developed than in France He
said In Chicago and Philadelphia
easily got 1000 children 10 sing my
'Crltade Of the Children Over here
I couldn't find 30"
Evening star., 1928-04-23
Wolfe Curtains, $3.50 pair

Ivory tones with the borders in
neatly figured chintz patterns. Each
pair is finished with founce; two
patterns.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
SIX MEN, 81 WOMEN IN JAIL.
Two I3-Year old Girls Arrested in Ohio
Mine Disorder.

ST. CLAIRSVILLE. Ohio, April %
Opl.-Quiet prevailed in this eastern
Ohio community yesterday, the seat of
recent coal mine disturbances.
Six men. alleged ring leaders IN a
"save-the-union" movement. and 81
women, arrested Saturday after they
marched on the county Jail in protest
against the Imprisonment of the men.
remained in jail. No formal charges
had been preferred against them
Although the women seemed to en-
Joy their experience, they harbored III
feeling against county officials, claim
ing they we're jailed without cause.
Two l3-year-old girls were among
those arrested.
Five babies. ranging in age from to
II months. were brought to the jail late
today in order that their mothers might
nurse them. Attaches of the sherif's
Office went TO the mine settlement al
Lansing. Z miles away. bringing the
children here in automobiles They
were later taken back 10 their homes.
Evening star., 1928-04-23

Avala, "a. q for =
nler maid enlploye )
l~v the actress ano
whom the officers
say was discharged
BY Miss Del Rio
after a $4,000 dia-
mond ring had dis
appeared. One oi
the men is GuStave
Garlic, -. Mexican
University graou-
ate. The name oi
the second man
was withheld by
the police. Three
other men. two
MeNicalls and an
italian are being
sought. All have
arE. x.1.a1~Ss1 nTN x
Evening star., 1928-04-23

Cad6ieg in the United States accord
ing % some estimates, earn $4,000 900
q year in fees, Clenna Collett. famous
woman golfer declares III the Liberty
MAGAZINE
Evening star., 1928-04-23
FILM STAR SAVED
IN KIDNAPPING PLOT
Dolores Del Rio of Mexico
Trailed by Gang Seeking
100000 Ransom.
Ry ths Associated Press,

Ey the Associated Press,
LOS ANGELES. April 22--The Ex-
Sminer today says Dolores Del Rio,
Mexican Aim star, has been marked as
the victim of a 100000 kidnapping plot
for the last two months and that two
men and woman have been under
arrest for several days in connection
with the alleged abduction scheme.
Details OF what is said to be the Kid
naping plot were disclosed by Capt
of the Detectives Homer Cross. who has
taken personal supervision Of the in
vestisation,
Former Maid Implicated
One Of the thrnn under arrest Is RNsa
Evening star., 1928-04-23
Former Maid Implicated.

one Of the three nnder arrest is Rosa
Evening star., 1928-04-23
CREX DE LUXE RUGS

Ruc SEcTioE, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
India Prints. 75c to $3.50

From 75c TO $3.50 are a good va
retv OF table covers and from $3.50
to $l6.50 are many groups of bed
covers.
Evening star., 1928-04-23

England is just taking up the idea of
placing numbers on the backs Of foot
ball players so that spectators may iden-
fifV lhenn
Evening star., 1928-04-23
English Prints, csc to $3.50

This unusual collection includes both
light and dark colorings in pieces
suitable for table and couch throws,
pillows, chair backs. laundry bags
and the like.
Evening star., 1928-04-23
Draperies, SOC to 81 yard

New damasks. taffetas, voiles and
marquisettes are included in our ex-
tensive Spring displays Of these
needed materials