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Smyrna times., 1928-02-15
TOWN ELECTION MONDAY WEEK
Terms of DIR. R. F. Corley and Her
man Robinson Expire-Run Again


man Robinson Expire-Run Again
Monday, February q is annual
election day for the Town of Smyrna,
when two Councilmen will be elected
for two years and town assessor and
a town treasurer for one year each.
BY official notice of Town Council,
given in another column, nominations
must be sent into Council not later
than Friday night, which is the ten
days before election, required by law.
The terms of DR.. R. F. Corley and
Herman Robinson as Councilmen, ex-
pire this year and their friends are
behind them for reelection They
both have a good record to their cred
it, have the interests of the town at
heart and are representatives of all
that is best for the community. The
same can be said Of Walter ". Hyn-
son whose term expires for town
treasurer, and Harry ]. Lower for
town assessor, who no doubt, will be
put on the ticket for another year.
Smyrna Town Council i closing I'D
bushes for the fiscal year and the an
nual report will be ready for pu5lica-
ton IN another week.
Smyrna times., 1928-02-15
PUPILS TO owcULINARY ART
Pupils of Miss Peppers Department to
Observe Better Homes Movement

Observe Better Homes MOVEMENT
The Better Homes Movement" in
America is to be observed IN the
Smyrna community this year. The
local committee is composed Of the
following: Naomi w. Pepper, chair
man; Mrs. H. ID. Boyer, Mrs. Sadie
Farrell, Mrs. E. 5. Dwight, Mr.. ]. Ed
win Wilson and Mr.. C. W. W. Sehantz.
The committee is planning a series Of
demonstrations which win be held in
the furniture show rooms Of Mr.. VIII
son. The first demonstration viii BE-
that of a model kitchen, showing all
the modern eOnveniences that VIII
help the house wife in her daily rOu-
tine Of work. The kitchen win be
open to visitors al through the week
The High School girls VIII give dem
onstrations of their culinary art dur
ing the week. Every room in the
house will be represented during the
campaign.
Smyrna times., 1928-02-15
BLACKBIRD FARMER GETS Farm

Edward George BUYS the SasSafras
E=-@ AZ J. l. shepherd Of NIi3dlets~n
Blackbird. Feb I4-EdWard George
q tenant OF the late Lieut. Governor
COleR Ferguson farm near here has
purchased Of Jesse L shepherd bank
eF Of Niddletown, his 1aS acre farm
on the road leading from Cold Wei %
SaSsafras. situated IN Kent county,
Maryland. now tenanted b. Edward
Brown for $4,000 This farun coa-
tains about 10 acres u choke timber.
the balance i excellent fertile land
considered By many the choice - that
section Mr.. George wiu move On
this farm January I. next and coa-
tinue farming.
Smyrna times., 1928-02-15
NEW MITE SOCIETY OFFICERS

Mrs. Harry Sherwood Elected Presl-
dent for Year-Mrs. Robinson, Sec'y
The Ladies Mite Society of Asbury
M. E. Church held their annual cleo
ton of officers February a. The fol-
lowing were elected: President, Mrs.
Harry Sherwood; vice-persident, Miss
Susie Hudson; secretary, Mrs. George
Robinson; treasurer, Mrs. Harry Man
love.
Smyrna times., 1928-02-15
'Bunnie" Price Suffers Broken Les

Warner w. Price, Jr., better known
as "Bunnie" Price, little son of Mr..
and Mrs. Warner w. Price, while
playing Saturday afternoon, had the
misfortune to get hin leg broken. The
fracture was Immediately reduced and
an X-ray taken. He is getting along
as well as can be expected.
Smyrna times., 1928-02-15
AUTOS APPROPRIATED"

~ u asa Sammins Speakman and Ralph
H. No. stolen" But Recovered Later
l psSs % lock your car when YOU
H. y parked on the street. Auto
|ms,o " y :, Cgmmins N E. Speakman of
ItoU IIronS u hall' and Ralph Knots Of
ris.s b, .slI parked in Smyrna Satur-
sjSs n' /. wFe appropriately for the
L. 3 =. OAe Of which was left the
vbios II tne wear. The Speakman
Il 'si,a ~. was left parked On DeIa-
II ,rssI n I. was taken off on a SUM-
|Besss, ~ rlae and later found parked
II sSn WI street. = Mr.. Knotts' car.
y. Fas "a, left parked on MI. Vernon Tsa,
! ton1S nad been used roughly uaI, vefaOl aOd
II vuGa Vits ! late that night neay Dncsl nl.a
n Sssa "a,a # # battery run down. Roth Roth
4 are r,0.i, su5ned over to the officers.
rresta t,aHHalng every clue DOWN Vlrl'faT, b,,t
nave 50 far, been made
Smyrna times., 1928-02-15
|IIIIIlI TERM KENT COUNTY COUNTY
[II|II I||I'I ASSEMBLIES ON MONDAY
.,,cr CASES, A NUMBER OF
|.pnT, ,pD, INTEREST, COME UP

| ], If Liquor Cases. As Wen Ia As
En- IT, rases !, For InfractiOns Of the
|tasr as 70 SI5sI Be IHeard-Murder Cases J.
~ r,h,,,orv term Of the Court Of
ID I f'D. ssssions and the Superior
/ |lslSi ! ord for Kent County will
y = j n Dover On Monday, Febru-
|'s0s I'M I Chief Justice Pennewill and a.
|.,.i.te IN, Judges Rice and Rodney viii
!. NV n bench. A number of cases
Sn,rrna u interest, especially divorce
/, Il be heard. The newly drawn
n Jury will meet on the opening
~ sfter an organization of this
Il i !. Effected, they will retire to
IiJsr the cases to be laid before
4. nj bv Deputy Attorney-General
4 D Wiley. The trial list Of the
[srior Court contains eleven cases
.,i,l There are eight divorce
1, it'd for argument and one case
.ruulment or marriage. There are
Tvorce cases for final decree and
,ruulment of marriage. The di-
! eases listed for argument are
r. N Breckenbridge vs.. William R
,tksubridge, Enlelia Emma Hack
rbristian H. Hack, Irene S. Gran
4. Lewis W. Crandal, William J.
n IS. Elizabeth S. POore, Harry
|asvden VS.. Ethel Walsh Hayden,
.,ys 4. Shahan Ks. Regina A. Sha-
BESSIE McKnitt VS.. Howard Nc
a Henry Lofand VS.. Lille G. Lof-
The cose for argument for an
neut of marriage is Nina Giffith VS.
II B. Griffith. The divorce cases
4 for final decree are Emily Ger
L Enlow vs.. Francis B. Enlow,
D Lewis Daniels VS.. Herman ].
Hsls, Noses Draper VS.. Mary Drap-
Charlotte B. Wightman VS.. Guy w.
.htman, Robert A. Salisbury VS..
b Salisbury, Wilbur Wesley Ker-
B Emma Virginia Kirby. The
for final decree on annulment Of
lage is James L. Seacord vs.Eliz-
D Parker Seacord.
Murder Cases to be Disposed Of
b cases come before the Oyer
|lsminer Court. One of the State
|anes P. Moore, charged with the
/ Of EnOeh Durham. The other,
|a Francis Mccoy, charged with
wiling Of James, alias "Dickey"
p, IN Dover, on October 31st,last.
b 4 General Sessions has many
gz;es before it,including George
|ns, charged with possession.
b Sviggett, who has plead guilty
issssiOn and sentence has been
lred until this term; Ealey Killen,
'ged with possession; Wilbur
ygett, charged with transportation
Jacob Cohen, charged with the
ofense.
support and Other Cases Listed
InHel Cook brought before the
On nOn-support charge at the
term. Raymond Griffin, Samuel
mons, Harry Wright, charged with
sfceny Of chickens. Theodore
charged with the shooting of a
e's BY the name Of King, near
Raymond Collins, charged
dnyng an automobile while in
aied, which comes before the
q General Sessions on appeal
justice Of Peace. Johnnie Yoss,
seo with carrying concealed a
Y weapon. James w. DaweIing
le appeal from Justice Of Peace,
gng MN with driving an auto
Y while intoxicated. William
,e',of Milton, charged with shoot
aenry Stafford of Burrsville and
/. NJ man by the name of Gehr-
I and also shooting at officer
!. / Courtney Of Milford. Albert
-l'on charged with felonious as
I ana Gilbert Gourley on appeal
susUce Of Peace with wreckless
" All in all, the February
q both the criminal and civil
! ! IS expected to have a busy
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smyrna Firemen's SuBpsr Nszt wei

Smyrna Firemen's Supper Nsxt Week
smyrna FiEemen are making big
preparations fer their annnal supper
Thursday evening of next wsk. FEB
ruary % The smyrna Rotary vii
dine with them and Lieut. GUFernor J.
Han Andersen Of pover. wil r,ake
the address- Help the-aEsmsn - CIV
ing your fun support
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W buys Hazell Reaido.

I. v. G ~" nys HAZEL Residence
| Charles yTsaSyne Tsce has purchased
Pence Of NissO sssOoo,mIpte, q realtor, the
+ ot conmr..ssc srr.s Clara West HAZEL,
will remoasl lsree I. and Union streets
\ ! lsis iGh sSsl olsIse It into a modern
al provid.ss waiting room and
/ ~ oGldine =, iVf, II IS said, in
Withheld. The terms Of sale
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-16
Two Golfers
Share First
Prize Money
MehIhorn and DiegeI Finish
Even at Long Beach;
Other Scores.
By United Press

By Unttcd PfeSS
LONG BEACH, Cal, Jan. 16.-
First place in the $500 Long Beach
open golf tournament was shared by
two players.
"Wild Bill Mehlhorn, Wilkins
burg, Pa, and Leo Diegel, New York,
Sunday finished tournament play
with scores of 1872 to top the list.
Each received $625.
Macdonald Smith, New York,
tournament favorite, turned in
card of 286 for the seventy two holes
to tie Tommy Armour, Washing
ton, D. c., for the next prize. They
split third and fourth money to
draw $237.40 each.
Mehlhorn and Diegel started the
final hole on even terms. wild Bill
sliced out of bounds. With the tour
nament title apparently within his
grasp, Diegel then missed three
foot putt and the match ended with
the two all square.
George Won Elm, former national
amateur champion, turned in a card
of 287 to top the non-money players
He received a silver cup.
E. T. Jergins, capitalist, an
nounced he would offer a $1,000
purse to the winner of a play-off
between Mehlhorn and Diegel, but
later withdrew the offer on advice
of others,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-16
Independent and Amateur
Basketball Notices

- Communal Celts defeated the fast Holy
Trinity five, "a to 80, at the Trinity gym.
tuesday night the Celts will play the
O'Hara Sans at the Communal building.
For games with the Celts call Drexel $3.50
or write ABE Simon, 1877 S. Meridian st.
- Indianapolis Trojans will play the
at the Christamore gym. All Trojan play
ers be. on hand at Shelby and Raymond
Sts. at 8 p. m. For games call Leroy
Everroad, Drexel $3.50.
Fl. Harrison team defeated the fast
tain Cloud used all three OF his, teams
the Richmond Independents of the Rich
night.
Belmont Ramblers would like to hear
from teams in the 16-l8-year-old class
having access to gyms. Call Belmont 2793
and ask for Art.
st. Philip A. C.s will meet the strong
day at the ct. Philips hall. The Saints
will attempt to regain their winning stride
at the expense OF the chain five. College
Cubs Will meet the Fl. Harrison team in
the opener at 1880. For games with the
Saints address 535 N. Eastern Ave, or call
Belmont 05e3-J.
Christamore teams desire games for this
month and February. The teams and
Eagles, 13-l5-year-old; Cardinals. 1916
year-old; Pirates, 14-17; Junior Puppies,
1917; Junior Colds. 1913; Maroons, To-
18. Call Belmont 1175.
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High School Basketball
Games of Saturday.


:: Ma5gtinsville. 40; shortridge Gndianaro-
rTsechnicaI5 Indianapolis. SO; Manual
Cathedral, "a; Beech Grove, 10.
:. Valley Mills, Al; Washington (Indianapo-
4's Boys 49, Prep undianapolis) 4s; Ohio Mill
"a .At.uc2s GtndianspoisJ. Is: Douglas
(Svansville). 80. sTArz,
Ben Tssno Dssviiss, S. P7lainiied. 80.
Bainitpridgs,. e: yWdaaIIdarongl 81.
Brazil. 81; Greencastle, %.
Rosse (EvansViile), So; ,!Owensville. Is.
Button. 40; Kendalville, 81. -,
Beecn Grove Girls, 81; Noblesville
GENITAL Catholic. cFt. wayne). 20; Con-
cicero, Al; Westfeld. 81.
Columbus 81; Bedford, SO.
Grown Point. "a; Griffith, 81:
,,,i Central raj (Evansville), %; Reitz Evans
CLEAR Greek. ~, Rock Creek, 10.
EEdddin3SSq9aGggi 7S Nogst Vernon "a.
Flora, So; Lcgsnsport GBl. 81.
Huntington, III 56dn6ke. re-.
Lapel, 3d. Nobiesyiile, 90.
1LlDerJy CellCar~ &ot CQeSter CenLer. IT.
Mountain City. 81: Lancaster. 26.
EsT Tc MtplSns ST. Gs e AYR " wasno 49,
3sksnd CIV s SS pdseT a7 Wn Sf %
Petersburg Girls. 81: Oakland City
RushviIle, "a; Milroy. 90.
Rock Greek Center. So; Berne. 3d.
Silent HOLSTERS, So; Perry Central. IT.
South Side (Ft. Wayne), A; Angola, 81,
Vincennes. SO; MuAcie, 80.
Union Township, 30; Bippus. ~.
West Baden. 49,. Orleans, Il.
West Baden girls. %; Paoli girls. g.
HAGERSTOWN INVITATTONAL TOURNEY
Economy. IS; Boston. 10 a.
WILLIAMSBURG 29t Modoc. .2s..
Losantville, 10; Farmland. is.
Spartansburg. 25: Economy, a.
Williamsburg, 20: Losantville IT.
Spartanburg, 81 williamsburg. 16
MIAMI COUNTY TOURNEY
Butler Township ~: Deedsville, IS.
Converse: rs; Bunker HILL %.
Mexico, %; Clay Township, 81.
Peru, 20; A1nboy, 49,
Bunker Hill. 20; Butler Township. 10
PERU 20: Mexico. 10. $50.
Peru. %: Bunker Hill. ~ tovertime).
CARTHAGE JNYITATIoNAL TOURNEY
Arlington. 90 Raleigh. 81.
Carthage. III; Manila. as.
New Salem. 81; Moscow. Is.
Clarksburg. 81: Arlington, 20.
Carthage, "a New Salem, 20.
Carthage. IL: Clarksburg 81 (finaD.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-16
Legion BattLers
Close Training

Jimmie Hackley, Willie zap, Kid
Woods, Billy Myers. Tracy Cox and
Shifty Lewis, all Of whom fight on
Tuesday nights Armory card,
wound up hard training Sunday
afternoon and reported themselves
ready.
Running a close race with the
Legion main event in the interest
of the fans is the Willie Yap-Kid
Woods eight-rounder.
Lee Corns, manager of Jack
Duffy, informed Captain Clark by
wire Sunday night that Duffy
would arrive in Indianapolis to-
day, having completed his training
at the gymnasium Of the Toledo
Athletic Club. The Ohio pug is in
great shape, CornS reported.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-16
INDIVIDUAL SCORING

Big Ten Conference basketball
teams today were preparing for a
busy week of competition. Three
games will be played tonight, one
Thursday night and three on Sat-
urday. Tonight's contests will bring
together Indiana and Chicago, ILL
nois and Wisconsin and Ohio State
and Michigan.
Three contests Saturday helped
shake up the standing table a trif1e.
Michigan scored a surprise victory
over Indiana, 40 to Al, in one of
the most hectic struggles ever waged
at Ann Arbor. The score was tied
many times and the see-saw con-
fiict had the crowd in an uproar.
The Wolverines were ahead at
the half, Is to Is. Beckner, Wells
and McCracken starred for the
Crimson, while Benny OoSterbaan
and Mccoy were outstanding for
the Wolverines.
Iowa dropped Illinois, SO to 30, in
another furious battle. Lindsey was
the big gun for the Illini, while
Doyle Plunkett, former Frankfort
(Ind) high school star, played a
great game for the Hawkeyes.
Plunkett led a brilliant Iowa rally.
Wisconsin moved into tie with
Northwestern for the pacemaking
berth by anneXing its third Big Ten
victory. Behr, Andrews and Foster
each scored ten points for the
Badgers in their clash with Mime
sofas Gophers, and when the final
gun ended hostilitieS the Madison
five YVES ahead, IS to &c.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-16

Technical High Schools crafty
crew of net-snipers took possession
Of the city public high school hard
wood championship by downing
Manual at the Armory Saturday
night, 80 to 10. Although several
city series games are yet to be
played the Techites' three victories
and no defeats clinch the toga.
Shortridge gave Martinsville a
hard battle on the Blue and Whites
floor Saturday and the ArtesianS
emerged victorious, 40 to 20. Other
games involving Indianapolis quin-
tets resulted in triunlphS for Cathe-
dral, Boys Prep and Crispus At
tucks. while Washington was de-
feated.
Manual put up a stiff battle dur
ing the early portion of its fray
with the east siders, and the wearers
of the Green were ahead, IT to 9, at
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-16
Stoue League Chatter
BY EDDIE ASH

COMMISSIONER lands has
~ putt his Official o. K. on the
Hornsby transaction, and that's
that. But the news hounds will con-
tinue to dig around trying to learn
why Rogers was traded for two OBJ
scure FASTENERS. And if the deal is
on the level, as Lands indicates,
watch out for some fisticuffs next
summer when Braves and Giants
meet. In the meantime the New
York pitchers are wondering what
they will throw Hornsby to prevent
being knocked down by line drives
of his bat.
distance guessing: Hornsby
to succeed Jack Slattery as Bos-
ton manager some time this sea-
son or in '29.
Dickie Kerr, midget southpaw for
merly Of the White SoX, has been
appointed baseball coach at Rice In
Stitute in Texas.
Outfielder Fred Eichrodt, Indian
apolis boy with Cleveland the past
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-16
Tech Grabs City II. S. Net Crown;
Artesians Drop Blue in Hard Battle
Cathedral Defeats Beech Grove; Prep Beats Ohio Mill
tary; Crispus Wins as Washington Loses.

the half. Cox was the outstanding
star for Tech with total of eight
cen points. Higgins and Davis also
showed up well, while Serotie was
best for Manual.
Shortridge forced Itself to the
limit in the endeavor to keep pace
with the State champion Martins
vile five and the visitors were
ahead, % to 10, at the end of the
first half. The Artensians opened up
with brilliant short-pasSing attack
in the second half and ran up q
long lead. Franklin, Tackett, Eu-
bank and Lockhart played well fer
the champions, while Simmons,
Rhem and Pattison were best for
the locals.
Boys Prep experienced little
trouble in humbling the Ohio Mill
tary Institute quintet, 43 to II. The
locals never were threatened. Massey
and Shearer starred for Prep.
Cathedral romped to its fifth
consecutive victory with a 34-to-19
triumph over Beech Grove at the
new Cathedral gym. The Irish were
ahead at the half, 81 to 8. Kenneth
Dugan, Joe Dugan and Sexton we're
outstanding for the locals.
Crispus Attacks, local Negro high
school, downed Douglas High o.
Evansville, 43 to 80. The swift
moving Attacks attack baffled the
visitors. Paul Johnson starred.
Washington weakened in the final
half Sand the sturdy Valley Mills
quintet took a 41-to-28 victory from
the locals. Valley was ahead at the
half, 10 to is. Lugar and Copeland
played well for the visitors, while
Stevenson and Peterson were best
for the west Siders.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-16
Muncie Captures
College Tourney

By United Press
MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. 16.-Muncie
NormalS Cardinals ran true to form
in the first annual intercollegiate
basketball tournament here, romp-
ing away from all opposition to
win the cup.
In the finals here Saturday night,
the Cardinals scored an easy vic
tory over Manchester College, 80 to
Is. The victory was largely at
tributable to Capt. Moulten Fulmer,
who scored fourteen points and
was awarded the large silver baS-
ketball donated by Ball Teachers
College to the best all-round tour
ney player.
In the serni-f1nals Muncie de-
feated Huntington College, SO to 20,
and Manchester drubbed Indiana
Central, So to SO.
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two years, has been released to New
Orleans. He went up" from New
Orleans and will be given royal
reception on his return.
doc" PrOthro, third sacker, has
been named manager of the
Memphis Chicks of the South
ern Association. Clyde Milan re-
turns to Washington as coach.
The Chicago Cubs had a claim on
PrOthro, but agreed to let him
go to become a pilot.
TINE Quincy Three-I-League
l. team, Indianapolis farm, also
will be known as the Indians. Own
er Perry of Indianapolis has OBJ
tanned a four year lease with an ex-
tension option. He will make big
Improvements on the Quincy park.
Perry, Secretary Clauer Of the In
dianapolis team and w. E. Lam
caster, Quincy attorney, are listed
as Quincy Club incorporatorS.
Harold Irelan, Indianapolis, ap-
pointed Quincy manager one month
ago, is lining up talent.
Joe Kelly, Indianapolis star in
dustrial first baseman, will be given
q trial by the Quincy "Papooses. F."
Kelly starred with the local Power
and Light aggregation. He's rated
a good hitter.
Johnny Ho6app, developed by
Indianapolis and sold to CIeve-
land, has a young brother with
league ambitions. He is an out
fielder and performed in the X.
i. o. League last summer. Johnny
suggests the Indians give the
brother a chance with the
~PapOoSeS."
Indianapolis friends and admirers
Of Tommy The4enow, st. Louis
Cardinal Shortstop; regret to learn
of the death of Tommy's father, at
Madison, Ind. Thomas j. Thevenow,
So, died suddenly Sunday morning.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-16
College Basketball

Games Of Saturday.
Michigan, AZ; Indiana, Al.
Iowa, SO: Illinois, 80.
Wisconsin, IS: Minnesota, rs,
Centre, 40; EarlhRm, 81.
\, Concordia (st. Louis. SO; Indiana State
concordta ct. wayne). Sc; Battle
Oakland City. 49, Hanover. %.
Evansville. IS: McKendree. rs.
Louisville University, &c. Rose Poly, 90,
Arkansas. So; Texas, 29.
Colgate, So: Buffalo, II.
Iehigh, 80: Army, 81.
Ioyola (Chieagol, 81: st. Louis. IL
Maryland. %: Virginia Military Instii-
Missouri So; Iowa State, %.
Navy, AZ; Rutgers, 35.
New York, 1871 Georgetown, 81.
Princeton, Al: Columbia. %
Syarthmore. 49,; st. Johns annapolis,
Virginia. 40; John Hopkins, rs.
Wittenberg. 46: DeniSon. A.
Washington, 80: Grinnell, 20.
West Liberty State Normal, 68; John
Carroll cleveland, Ohio, SO.
MUNCIE INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT
Muncie Normal. 33; Huntington, 20.
Manchester, S.: Indiana Central, 80.
Muncte. 80: Manchester, rs (flnaD.
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first five minutes Kid Shortridge did all
the leading and backed his titled oppon-
ent all over the ring, sending in a num-
Der of hard socks that counted for points
Then, instructions from the Martinsville
corner caused the champ % change tao
tics and the titleholder began stacking up
points that soon oyercame shortridge's
scrap and at no time was either battler
in distress. No title was at stake. as
light. A return match has been asked for
by the local fayorite, and 1t is hoped ar
rangements viii be made for the two to
Indianapolis some time in March. 1t was
announced that next weeks card would
feature Kid Shortridge vs. Battling Upton
in the. main event. The Times decision:
Martinsville, 40; Shortridge, 20.
= n
? ? Remember Way Back When 4? !?
When John L. Sullivan played the
hero in "The Man from Boston" at
the Old Empire Theater.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-16
Y.MHA. Defeats
NA.G.U. Quintet

Y. M. H. A. basketball team de-
feated the N. A. G. U. Varsity quin-
tet in an exhibition game, 80 to 20,
as the feature event Of the dedica-
ton exercises of the new Kirsch-
baum Center, Sunday night. The
game was well-played and the
Jewish lads were ahead, II to II, at
the half. Summary:
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TALKING
| IL OVER
WITH JOE WILLIAMS

n Jew YORK, Jan. 16.-With char
i Y acteristic diffidence and re-
; erve. Mr.. Gene Tunney, in COM
renting on recent record breaking
/ ght crowds, has sponsored an
ocen-face insinuation that the at
ending customers were lured large
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-16
BUTLER AND TUFTS GRID
Clark Succeeds in Changing Big
Game to Thanksgiving.

Butler University football team
will play Tufts here next Thanks
giving Day. according to an an
nouncement today by PotSy Clark,
Butler athletic director. Previous
plans called for the contest to be
played Nov. "a, which would have
been in conflict with the annual
State rivalry game between Indiana
and Purdue.
Clark said he was seeking a game
away from home on the above date
and was in negotiation with Miami
University in Florida.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-16
LANDS 22-POUND CARP

And it didn't get away! He hauled
it home to prove his catch.
Carl Kudelka, 14O7 S. New Jersey
ST., a-fishing went, Saturday, in
Sugar Greek at Walnut Grove and
he reports he landed a whopper
carp, weighing % pounds. Any
angler will agree that's some catch,
especially at this season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-16
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LOS ANGELES, Jan. 16.-Ernie
Nevers Tut-Imlay Giants lost to Red
Oranges New York Yankees, TO, in
a professional football game. 30
Molenda, former Michigan star,
scored the touchdown and kicked
goal,