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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-04
Friday Basketball Results

COLLEGE
Butler, 20: Wabash, &C.
Michigan State. %: Notre Dame, is.
Huntington, 81; Indiana Central, 81.
Manchester, SIS; Muncic Normal, 81.
Valparaiso. Al; Oakland City. SO.
HIGH SCHOOL
Logansport. 81; Tech Gndianapolis), II.
Mt Comfort, 30; Broad Ripple. "a.
Washington undianapolis), AZ; Car
Greenfield. "A; shortridge Gndianapo-
RuShville, g.; Manual Indianapolis). 20.
Southport. Ga; Boys Prep CIndianapo-
Valley Mills. SO; Center Grove, 80.
Cathedral (Indianapolisl, 49, Garfield
(1erre Haute), 81.
Freedom, rs; Newberry. "a.
Franklin, 81 Columbus, 80.
wilkinson. So; Markleville, 25.
Stendall. 81; Holland. 28.
Petersburg, SO: West Baden, "a.
La Porte. 40; Valparaiso. 80.
McCordsyille. Al FortVlle. %.
Central (Evansvillel. ~; Reitz Evans
Villel, 49,
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Leo Lomski Wins HandiIy Over Vet
Mike McTigue in Ten-Round Scrap
IriShman Battles WeSerner With Defensive Tactics
Aberdeen SIugger to Meet Joe Sekyra.

Tigue in Madison Square Garden
Friday night.
For Lomski, while he won handily
over the veteran Irishman, former
champion of the division, was so
completely bewildered by McTigue's
defensive tactics he seemed a mere
novice.
The westerner kept up an inces-
SAINT two-handed attack, and in the
fifth had Mike blinded with blood.
But Leo lacked the necessary punch
to put McTigue on the canvas, and
thus gained little prestige from his
victory.
AS for McTigue, he has resumed
the old familiar role of cautious
defensive fighter who can tie up an
opponent until the latter's arms are
weary, but who never will be a real
threat to any ones title again.
Tex Richards plans today called
for a bout between Lomslzi and Joe
Sekyra, a tough light heavyweight
from Dayton, Ohio, in the Garden
some time next month. Loughran
may meet the winner Of this bout,
unless Jimmy Slattery's injured
hand heals and he, too, returns to
the fray in the 175-pound class.
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Football Changes, If Any,
viii Be Announced on
Monday.
COACH R0CKNE PRESENT
Lateral Pass, FumbIed Punt
Are Discussed.
BB United Press


NEW YORK, Feb. Affecting
more than a month earlier than
usual, the national football rules
committee went into session today
at the Seaview Golf Club, Abse-
con, N. j., to adopt the playing
rules for 1928.
Departing from the usual pro-
cedure, any rule changes that may
be made will not be announced I'M
til Monday by w. S. Langford, Sec
rotary.
The committees former custom
of announcing the rule changes i'm
mediately after the meeting has
resulted, the committee feels, in
hasty neutrality-suspicious..
The lateral pass and the funlbled
punt were expected to be the center
of discussion with the possibility of
those Ovo phases of the rules be-
ing retored to their 1926 status.
An advisory committee of coaches,
composed of Knute Rockne of Notre
Dame, Hugo Bezdek of Penn State
and William Spaulding Of the Uni
versity of California Southern
branch met with the rules commit
tee for the first time.
An advisory committee of Of
ficials also sat with the rules body.
Walter r. Okeson of Lehigh, Dr. E.
j. O'Brien of Tufts and Walter
Eckersall of Chicago are on the Of
ficials' committee.
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Among the new members of the
local bowling colony who has been
coming along with rapid strides
this season is Clarence Mack Of
the Falls City Lager team of the
Century League and the Indian
apolis League. In the Round Robin
event at the Illinois alleys last
Sunday, Mack won with a total Of
$50 on games of 2O1, 236, 211 and
211, leading a field of over sixty
of the city's best pin spillers.
Paired with Leo Faust in the big
Illinois doubles event a few weeks
ago. Mack furnished 664 of this
teams winning total of 1926.
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After two years in which the
three cushion cue game has been
the rage here, the balkline style is
coming back with all the force the
worlds two greatest players can
give it. Jake Schaefer and Welker
Cochran, fighting an exhibition
duel across the continent, will stop
at Harry Coolers parlor next
Thursday and disport their proves
at 1872.
Cooler, in announcing the en-
gagement today, said they would
play 400 points at o'clock in the
afternoon and 400 at 8 O'Clock in
the evening. Each block is of cham
pionship length and the usual side
shows of fancy shooting and three
cushions will be eliminated.
Special interest is attached to the
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AT
ST. LOUIS

May 10, 10, IA. IS,
July T. 3. 9
Aug. IA, Is. 16
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Belle Wen Ring
Fans See Show
of Wild Action

<. of P. Hall at 523 Belle Vieu
Pl. was packed with boxing fans
Friday night when the Belle Vieu
A. A. staged its program of five
bouts. The card was made up of
young scrappers who supplied &C
ton galore.
Keen rivalry existed between
many Of the boys and their sup
pCrters made the rafters ring with
shouts of encouragement. Commu-
nifty spirit was at its height. Belle
Vieu A. A. directors said another
show would be staged Feb. II.
About twenty-five young glove sling
ers are bidding for chance to per-
form.
The Times decisions on Friday
nights bouts follow:
Kid Gibson. Haughville. outpointed Billy
Meyers, West Indianapolis. in six rounds
OF smuggling. 1t was a great fight. a
Buddie Watts. Brightwood, and Scbtte
Scotten. Brightwood, drew in six rounds
aggressor.
=, KID Mitchell out-slugged Young Wilson
in four rounds
Luther Gregory. Prest-o-Lte. knocked
put Everett, Gibson, Haughyille, in the
Charles Bergie, Haughville. was the
victor on points over Kid Curley, Fai:-
bankS-Morse, four rounds.
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THERE was lots of fun in the
Il scholastic circles and many a
lad and lassie rose this morning
with sore threats, indicative Of joy
and excitement the night before.
Bedford and Bloomington staged a
real encounter before a packed
house. The Stone City basket bonn
barders outscored their Blooming
ton friends, IS to g. 1t was quite
close, we understand, until the
closing minutes of play when the
Bedford club decided to do things
up brown and cut loose.
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Despite the Bulldogs loss of their
duet of star centers. Holtz and
Hildebrand, the locals still have a
formidable aggregation and the
close score indicates that the Little
Giants deserve more credit than
they probably will get. Notre
Danes defeat at the hands of
Michigan State was uneXpected-in
this State, at any rate. That victory
of the wolverines enhances But
ler's hopes for a victory when the
Bulldogs and Irish get together
next Saturday at South Bend.
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NFF the Blackboard wishes to
W extend his congratulations to
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Alexander of
Rushville, Ind, on the arrival Of
their son, Robert Mason Alexander.
The conductor of Hardwood Hash"
in the Rushville Republican now is
an "old man" and we hope ne don't
get too "swelled up if we cast the
hope that young Master Alexander
turns out to be as good q guy as his
"old man"
MORE evidence that the State
1V1 champion Martinsville net
snipers are rapidly rounding into
top form was displayed when the
Artesians knocked Shelbyville for
several loop-the-loops, 83 to IT,.
Fuzzy Vandiviers Franklin club
humbled the Columbus crew 81 to
80. The touted Washington Of East
Chicago performers downed Upton,
80 to 81. Logansport didn't eX-
perience any too much trouble with
Technical end the Berry AS romped
to an easy 81 to II victory,
Manual kept on the losing side
of the ledger and dropped its IF
teenth successive game of the sea-
son. This time it was to Rush
Vile, 81 to 20. Tonight the Red
and White meet cambridge. Nice
little boys and girls should feel
sorry for the ManuaIiteS, hard
hit this season by a tough schcd-
ulc.
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Rich Event
Is Captured
by Favorite
Justice F First Home at
New Orleans; Jock Is
Second.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 4.-Justice
F., an English-bred colt owned by
William Daniel of Chicago, won the
$4,000 New Orleans handicap, fea-
ture of the winter racing season.
hSTe Friday, finishing length and
q half elnsad of E. B. McLean's Jock.
Three lengths behind Jock in
third place wss G. A. Coyles Sea
Rocket. Oh Susanna, from the
stable of j. N. Camden, was fourth.
Justice F. was played heavily as the
favorite.
The purse was worth $28,975 to
the Chicago sportsman. 500 of whose
fellow citizens, including Mayor
Thompson, watched the race. Nc
Lean got $11 ,280 for Jocks perform
ance, while third money was worth
SIS, GAO.
Justice F., ridden by Jockey A.
Pascuma, came up to the promise of
his recent good races and won with
case. After staying just back OF
the early pace set by Senator j. N.
Camden'S Oh Susanna he went into
the lead shortly after the halfway
mark and held it to the end under
a determined challenge from the
speedy Jock.
Mutuel prices were:
Justice ......... S4SS SS.i: S2.iS
Sea Rocket .., SII9
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Banker League
Winners Feted

Fifty members Of the employees
force of the Fletcher Savings and
Trust Company and its five afiili-
ated State banks and five branches
Thursday night attended a dinner
party at the Copper Kettle Inn at
Morristown in honor of the basket
ball record made during the an
nual Bankers Insurance League
season in indianapolis, during which
the trust company team was un-
defeated.
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'Y' Net Contests
and Handball
DORM NET LEAGUE

The Third Anunex basketball team
inaugurated the second half of the
"Y" Dorm League schedule at the
Y. M. G. A. Thursday night by win
ming from the Fourth Main squad,
% to 20. Daugherty led the win
ners with 13 points while Slaughter
counted seven for the losers.
The second game was a walk
away for the Third Main, who
downed the Second Annex, 80 to
IA. Messick scored II points for
the winners. The league is COM
posed of teams representing the five
residence floors of the "Y." Stand
inn.
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TO MEET SPRINGFIELD
Big Four Meters to Paly Tonight
at Beech Grove

Big -Four A. A. will play the fast
Springfield, Ohio, team at the Beech
Grove High School gym, Saturday
night. Springfield has been defeated
but once this season, and then by
the local ball tossers at Springfield
recently.
Curtain raiser will be played at 7
O'Clock between the Clerks Of the
S. C. S. office and the Octopus Club.
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Davis Cup
Tennis

IN United Press
DARIS, Feb. 4.-The United
a. States Davis cup team will
meet Mexico in its first attempt
to win back the international
tennis trophy now held by
France.
Drawings for American zone
play, first round, were made
here Friday. Canada and
China drew byes. Cuba will
play Japan. The winner of the
United States-MeXico matches
will play China in the second
round.
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Washington EAST Chicago, 80; Tip
Green Township. "a; Montezuma. %.
Roachdale, 90; North Salem, q.
Linden. 40: Darlington. %.
Audubon. 81: Clarks Hill. 30.
Lawrenceburg. So: Aurora. 26
New Richmond, 81: Jackson. %.
Washington. 81; Vincennes, IT,
West Side (Lafayettel. 81; Montmorenci.
otterbein. 81; Clarkshill 80.
Ambia. IS; Freeland Park, 10.
Rensslaer. 30: Lowell, ~.
Dayton, ST. Romney. 49,
Pine Village. "A: oxford. 81.
Delphi. 81: Monticello. "a.
Wea. 80; Monitor, g.
Brook. 46; Kentland. 30.
Flora. 81; West Middleton, IS
West Point. 40: Brookston. %.
Williamsport, 30; West Lebanon. %.
Hillsboro. %: Wingate. 20.
Wolcott. At; Burnettsville, 20.
Battle Ground, 81; ColfaX. 20.
Monon. 35 Francesville, 80
XeedersbuIrg. 81; Remington. 90
New Richmond. 81; Jackson Township, %
Union. So Jefferson. 27.
Book creek: 49; Huntington Township. 80
Greens Fork. 81; Kitcheli, q.
Cambridge City. "a: Fountain City, SO.
Web Webster. III l. Williamsburg. 90.
Brownsville AZ: Liberty. n.
Everton 20: Orange. l6.
Bentonville, rs; Laurel, Q.
Linton, 30; Jasonville. %.
Gas City, 20; Syeettser, 20.
Jonesboro, 40; Summitville, q.
Marion "B," Az Liberty Center, 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-04

THIS Friday night basketballing
Il proposition enjoyed another
successful convention and in spite
of the hue and cry cast to the
heavens that the court game this
season isn't drawing the interest of
former years there was lots CT eX-
element, fun and shekels poured
out last night in many and various
portions of the State. Two of the
outstanding features of the evening
happened in college contests.
Wabash's fine showing against But
Ter was more than q surprise.
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-CUSHION LEAGUE

NEW YORK, Feb. ALLEN Hall
moved into first place in the Ameri-
can Three Cushion League by de-
feating Otto Reiselt, the champion
so to 81, Thursday night. Clarence
Jackson downed Willie Hoppe
SO to Al.
Layton and Wakefield were other
winners Thursday. A run of seven
by Hall was high.
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DANVILLE TRIMS OAKS

DANVILLE. Ind, Feb. 4.-Dan-
vile Normal raced to close finish
with Oakland City and won out at
the finish here Thursday night, 35
to 81. The winners were ahead at
the half, "a to Is and were battled
on even terms during the final
period,
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alleys, crashed the
naples for scores
of 232. 257 and
212, a total of FOL.
DIFFERING is a real
booster of the ten
pin sport, being
sponsor for two
teams, the Oefter-
ing Litzelman Coal
squad, rolling in
the Washington
and Century No.
/ Leagues. That
both of his clubs
are real outfits is
proven by their
Ill., L.
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BY FRANK GETTY
limited Prnss Srnrfs Edifnr

NEW YORK, FEB. 4.-Leo Lomski,
two-fsted fighter from Aberdeen,
Wash, who only a couple of weeks
ago sent Tommy Loughran Keeling
to the canvas twice within the first
round, was little nearer a return
match with the light heavyweight
champion today as a result Of a
ten-round victory over old Mike Nc
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St, Philips Rap
Visiting Outfit

st. Phillips A. C. defeated the
ConnerSville Alumni five, 43 to SO,
at st. Phillips hall Thursday night.
Both clubs displayed brilliant often
sive formations Higgs, Kelly and
Stehlin were outstanding for the
Saints. Ellsbury and c. STEELE
looked best for the visitors.
St. Philips. Connersville.
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Salem, 80; French Lick. p.
Austin. 80; Little York. 25
Ha55elton, a. NJ. Olympus, II; ~
; Mitchell seconds. 90: Williams. l9.
Connersvllie 5B !" ga: Centcrviile. 30.
College, "a.
Cicero. 20; scircleville, 20.
Rochester B 49, Deedsville, 25.
Milford, SO; Ligor.er, IS.
Bedford. Is: Bloomington, %.
New Palestine. 81: Mooresville. %.
Martinsville. So; Shelbyville, II.
Sunman. 90: Milan, Is
Bloomfield. 48. Worthington, %.
Waldron, 30; Greensburg 90
Muncle, 81: Lebanon. %.
Brazil. "a; Greencastle, 50.
Carthage. 81: Manila, 26.
Paramount, 80: Warren. %.
Plainfield. 35; Amo, 80.
North MANCHESTER, 80; Warsaw. Is.
Peru, 49, Wabash. rs.
Masonic Home. 90; Hope, 10.
Raub. 80: Goodland, SO.
Covington, Al: Kingman, %.
valley Nils Ss So: Center Grove o9c IS.
Batesville. 30; Versailles. 30
Columbia City. SIS: Huntington, 80.
Button, %; Decatur, %.
Union Center. 80; Offion, 90.
FasseVe 81 W HaTtf9Td Township 80
Wingate, SO; Hillsboro, 81,
Bowers. SO; Alamo. 81
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Code
Butler Net
Team Downs
Wabash Five
Cavemen Make Brilliant
Showing Against Strong
Bulldog BaSketeerS.

BU Times Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Feb. 4.
Wabash College basketball team
put up brilliant stand against the
powerful Butler University squad of
indianapolis here Friday night, but
the Little Giants went down to de-
feat % to 26.
The Cavenen battled the Bulldogs
on even terms throughout the game,
the visitors superior floor work
keeping them in the lead in face
Of the furious Wabash onslaughts.
The final desperate Little Giant
rally was stemmed when Butler OBJ
tanned possession of the ball and
went into stall. Summary:
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night galloping over
New England high
ways, comes an in
teresting report.
The gist of which
is this: Now that
Dempsey is virtual
ly tn roug h with
fighting Sharkey is
again himself, and
when he is himself
he is a pretty fair
sort Of fighter any
way you take him
and the best way to
toka him ic in 11ic
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WOMEN's BERMUDA GOLF

bU z NIItU fTt65
HAMILTON, Bermuda, Feb. A.
Miss Helen Payson of Portland, Me
and Miss Maureen circuit, Metro
politan champion, advanced to the
third round in the women's annual
Bermuda golf championship Thurs
day.
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HANDBALL TOURNEY

Homer E. Rushton advanced to
the finals in the handball singles
tournament in progress at the "Y"
Rushton lost his first game to Bert
,Servaas, 21-8, but came back with
two victories 21-12 and 21-15.
Tommy Smith meets the winner
of the j. H. Ehlers- Emo Hopkins
fray of Saturday afternoon, to de-
termine who meets Rushton in the
championship match. The matches
are open to handball fans Of the
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News and Gossip of Pin Topplers

at the Century alleys as the Core Room,
Chains and Production took two from the
Griners. Castings and Orders. Production
had high single game, 93A count in their
first try. Houch led over the three-game
route with a total Of 6l0 on games of
2l2. l91 and POT
The Shrine League games at the Illinois
showed a triple win for the Gun Club and
Gun Squad over the Camels and Hot
Sands as the Oasis took two from the
Band. Franks 203 score was high game
for last nights session.
PRETCHETT ACCEPTS CHALLENGE
One OF the most interesting announce
mcntS of the present bowling season is
Jess Pritchetts accordance Of the chal-
lenge Of Frank (Shamrock) Mccarthy
of Louisville. n.y., for hOme-and-
home match. Mccarthy ranks among
the best bOwlers in the country, and as
every one knows Jess, the S. n. Q. sign
viii be hanging out carly when the In
will b3 announced later,
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Irish Hardwood
Outfit BOWS to
Michigan State

By Times Special
EAST LANSING, Mich, Feb. A.
Michigan State College basketball
team Friday night downed the
strong University of Notre Dame
netmen, rs to 16, in a spectacular
struggle in the local gymnasium.
The Irish were unable to smash
through the defense established by
the State college basketmen and
the locals sped to victory in the
last half when the Irish barrier
wilted and let down. Summary:
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Nattomaz Grid Rules Committee Adopts 1928 Playing Code
CITY LEAGUE CONTESTS
Two Games 20 Be Staged at II. A. C..
This Evening.

Two games will be staged at the
H. A. c. gym this evening, the
only Saturday City League games
in February. Folks Milk and FIT.
Harrison meet at 7:45 with the Dia-
mond Chain and Pennsylvania A. A.
tangling at 8:45. League standing:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-02-04
TODAY'S SELECTIONS

TIA JUANA
Shasta Butte. Honey Bunch. Vandeburg.
Rock Bomb, Dukedom. Chiapas
Speedy Lad. Springfield. Arabrab.
Buckeye Belle. Shift, Frank G. Menke.
Modo, Cloud Accelerator, Welty.
Short Price Conquisator, Deep Thought.
Our Aedele, Alex Pantages. Mat Hunter.
Dolly Bay. Knighthood, Ferrona Seth.
Ginger Pyle. Parnell. First Dance.
FAIRGROUNDS
Blue Barter, Nonchalant. Running Fox.
Witchmount. Navigator, Mijgado
= Sanford. Genial Host. Florian.
Algol, War Eagle, Genial Host.
Galahad, Wellet. William Penn.
Flora NJ. Georgia Rose, MY Son.
All Grass, Guest of Honor, Flying AL.
HAVANA
Guerrero, Sentiment. It'd Bit.
Subtle. Orpheus. Salvage.
Forebone. Lawless. Robert Maxwell
Irish Marine. Hanky Rice. Everglade.
Dragon, Seth's Hope, Mobo2.
Don Bonero, Antiquarian, Charles Rob-
nSon.
Tippo sahib. Bonsparte. Royal Flag.
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YOUNGEST JUMPS IN MAJORS

Dolly Stark, new National League
umpire, is only 81 years old, the
youngest umpire in the major
leagues.
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COLLEGE SWIM

By UHitsd Prcss
NEW YORK, Feb. New York
University Friday nighc defeated
Fordham University, 81 to as, in a
swimming meet.
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BY LEFTY LEE

Another member was added to
the 100 Club" recently when
Charles Oeftering, bowling in the
Washington League at the Illinois
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>~N~NNN~~~~NNs~N ~~-N~~~N~c~N~
TALKING
IT OVER
BY JOE WILLIAMS.
WITH zoe WILLIAMS
~~~N~~~~~N~|~~~S~N-~s~~s~N~~

BY JOE WILLIAMS.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-F'rom a
IN gentleman who is in a position
to know more about the peculiar
psychology of Jack Sharkey, the
Boston heavyweight, than your old
friend Paul Revere knew about mid
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Schaefer and Cochran, Cue Wizards,
to Perform at Coolers Next Week
1872 Champion and Rival Billed to Play Twice Here
Thursday 400 Points in Each Block.

exhibition, because only last month
Schaefer and Cochrana played a
close match of 1900 points for the
worlds title, Cochran relinquiShing
the championship to his California
rival.
With Hoppe apparently going
downhill in balkline and with Hore-
mans and Hagenlacher performing
inconsistency, Schaefer and COch-
ran have come to be regarded as
the two kings of the class.
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Independent and Amateur
Basketball Notices

MOTIFS Dams Alumni '9 1T ST. VA Anth %SS h shf
Tuesday night The Alumni squad has
such players in the lineup as Maloney
rington, Gavin. Mason and BOYLE The
game vii start at 8:15 and will be fol-
lowed by dance.
CINCINNATI Feb, sitter Drug Team
intermediate quintet of this city. desire;
Indianapolis. The team has lost but two
games in the last two years. The loca
outfit is a travelling club and any team
under the name of st. Johns Evangelical
Church in the Cincinnati Church League
Acme A. "A. basket squad turned in
another victory Thursday night at the
the Armour five, % to 20. in an over,
time tilt Saturday night the AGNES meet
the Westvlew Baptists at the Community
House. The game will start at 8.
Woodside Juniors defeated the Indian
apolis Flashes, 20 to TO- at the Pennsy
gym Wednesday. Birch and Thiesing
shared scoring honors, for the Woodsides
the same number for the Flashes.
Flashes Midgets defeated the WoodSide
Midgets, IS to 20. while the Pennsy Girls
defeated the Hoosier SWeethearts. 80 to 2.
Teams desiring games with the Woodstdes
call Drexel Oe6O or write Roy Baker, 24lO
English Ave.
st. Johns, Evangical Church team, de-
the St Johns viii play the Fl. Harrison
Headquarters team at the Turner gym;
For games with the Evangelicals call
Drexel o407 between and p. m. and ask
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Totals III % Totals 10 2s
Score at half, Butler, II; Wabash, IL
Referee, FEEBLE umpire. Dale Miller.