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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-13
Indiana Net
Squad Tunes
for Badgers
Crimson Has Chance to Halt
Climb of Wisconsin
Basket Giants.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. 49,
Coach Everett Deans Indiana uni
versity quintet started its final
round of practice today for the tilt
here Saturday night with the Wis
consin Giants. The Hoosiers are
anxious to avenge the four-point
marginal defeat the Badgers handed
them at Madison, Jan. IA.
The problem of a lineup which
will Offset the extreme height of
the Badgers is Coach Deans main
problem this week. Every man on
the Wisconsin first five towers over
six feet.
Branch McCracken, Indiana S
center, will have his hands full try
ing to get the tip-oH from Ten
hopen, siX-foot four-inch co-captain
and center of the Badgers. Ten
hopen divides the distinction with
Kowalcyzk, forward, as the tallest
man on the team. KowaIcyzk
gained fame this season by hold
ing Stretch Murphy of Purdue to
one field goal.
If Indiana is able to beat Wis
consin, it will halt the Badgers
climb toward the championship of
the Big Ten. So far the Badgers
have won five conference tits and
lost one,
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More important Football
Games at Home for N. D.
When Stadium Is Built

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Less trav-
cling and more important games at
home will be the future football
policy of Notre Dame.
With this program in mind a new
stadium costing $75O,000 and seating
between $4,000 and $4,000 persons
will be built at South Bend, Ind,
Father Charles L. O'Donnell, presi-
dent of the university, told the
Notre Dame Alumni Association OF
New York, in a luncheon in his
honor.
Accidentally it is not sound to
have a band Of rowing athletes" he
said. Were called the RamblerS,
but not because we like it. The new
stadium will give us the means for
keeping our football team at home"
Fred Lieb, former Notre Dame
star. will return from Wisconsin to
be football line coach and assistant
track coach, Father O'Donnell an
nOunced.
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Five Scraps
on Friday in
Cadle Arena
McLemore Completes Card
for Week; De Rose. and
Woods in Main Go.

Promoter McLemore today COM
pleted his boxing card Of five bouts
to be staged Friday night at Cadle
tabernacle. He has arranged q
ten-round main go. eight-round
semi fnal, a six and two prelims
of four rounds each. The card fol-
lows:
Main Go. Ten R0uuds-Kid Woods VS..
AL de Rose, fcatherweights
Semi Windup-Shifty Galloway (Negrol
VS.. Ray HurtG tNeyrO), each i45.
Six Rounds--Ed TrOvancn, wabash Ind,
VS.. Louie Lynch, each las.
Four Rounds-Kid Pickett vs., CASEY
Jones, each 1870.
Four Rounds-Eddie Manning VS.. Don
Lindsey, each 100.
The usual sockfest is, again prom
Used on this weeks bill. The ma
jority of the scrappers scheduled
are known for their willingness to
give and take. AL De Rose, who
meets Kid Woods in tie top scrap.
formerly did his battling out of
Newark, N. j. He has made several
appearances in local rings.
First bout Friday starts at $40.
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Officials of
Braves Face
New Charges
Corrupt Practices Act Is
Trotted Out to Face
Ball Club.
Bp United Press

BIZ United Press
BOSTON, Feb. Is. - Attorney
General Joseph E. Warner was to
file complaint, charging violation
of the corrupt practices act.
against the Boston Braves and the
outdoor Recreational League in
municipal court late today.
That announcement was made
late when Warner revealed his
findings in the Investigation of
charges that the Braves had Vio-
lated the corrupt practices at by
donating $4,000 to the leagues
campaign for Sunday sports.
The investigation grew out of the
Boston finance committees recent
hearing on a charge of Braves Of
ficials that brides had been de-
manded from them by thirteen
members of the Boston city council
in return for supporting the Sum
day sports measure.
Warner said an examination Of
the return made by the Outdoor
Recreation League by Orrie j.
Brusse. treasurer, shows certain in
accuracieS.
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BIZ Times Speeiol

BY IBBeS Special
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Feb. 13.--A
last-minute flash Of brilliant pass
ing gave Technical Of indianapolis
a 26-to-25 triumph over Shelbyville
here Tuesday night in one of the
most thrilling and exciting contests
witnessed here this season.
Shelby jumped away to an early
lead and a squirt by Tech knotted
the count at 6-all. The teams bat
tied on even tesnls for the remain
der of the half, Tech drawing away
near the end of the session to grab
a 1911 edge.
A brilliant rally by the Shelby five
at the resumption of play had the
large crowd, which jalnmed the
local gym, in a frenzy as the Wis
itors trailed, % to 16.
Technical slowed up the play and
gradually drew closer to the locals.
With Shelby holding a single point
advantage, the Indianapolis five
called for time out with one min
ute remaining to play.
Shelby took the tip-off, but Jack
Hill, giant Tech center, intercepted
a pass and accurately Tipped the
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FOUR ROBINS SIGNED

Bg United Press
BROOKLYN, Feb. 10. - The
Brooklyn holdout situation was con-
siderably relieved today with the
announcement of the signing of
four regulars, Max Carey, Del Bis
sonette, Jake Flowers and Jumbo
Elliott.
The first squad of Robins has
been ordered to report to Manager
Wilbert Robinson at Clearwater,
Fla, Feb. "a. The first squad in
cludeS twelve pitchers, four catch
ers, two infielders and seven out
fielderS.
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States Leading Scholastic Fizgs in Action Here This Week
NobIesUiLLe Has
Neu Team Coach
as Hough Quits

By Times Special
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, Feb. 3D.
Richard Beck, Wabash college grad
uate and product of Bob Zuppke's
coaching school at the University of
Illinois, took charge of the Mobiles
vile high school basketball team to-
day, succeeding William (Happy)
Hough, who has held the position
for five years, but who resigned I'M
expectedly Tuesday night.
Hough refuses to discuss. his action
in quitting with less than days
notice, but it is generally supposed
the poor showing of the team this
season prompted the step. The boys
have won less than one-fourtt of
their games and interest has been
tagging.
Beck came to Noblesville from the
Muncie Normal, where he has been
doing special work since last fall.
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Amateur Sport Notes

Baltimore & Ohio Railroad team wants
games with city and state teams, pref
era6ly with squads having access to gyms.
or call Dr.. 1892 after p. m.
Peoria & Eastern Railroad team desires
games with fast teams; Hare Chevrolet,
note. Call Oh. 5557-M after p. m. and
ask for Elmer.
--4--s
indianapolis Buddies won tFieit twenty
second consecutive victory Of, the season
4. AS, IS to 50. in an overtime game:
auad Ns p sSss o he he Te 9pn session.
Goldsmith starred for the Buddies. VAIN
wright was best for the visitors
Marion Cardinals were defeated bv the
Blue Streaks, 80 to; IA, Monday night at
dds Class sa call Be-. i f' IL 'A' -''s'
Hottentots defeated the De Luxe five
of Louisville. IS to rs. Hottentots led at
the half, 16 to 10. The game was one
of the most exciting staged here this
season.
Manager of the Flying Five is requested
to call IA, 4477-W and ask for Joe.
H. N. S. of Holy Trinity defeated the
Riverside Boys Club. % to .. H. N. S.
play in the 16-17-year-old class. Teams
desiring games call Be. 4893 between and
8 and ask for Alhertino.
Opening games in the eleventh annual
state junior basketball tourney, scheduled
to be held at the local Y. M. c. A. Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday, we're announced
as follows:
Up. M-Muncie Midgets VS.. Indianapolis
Whirlwipds.
8 p M-Franklin VS.. Indianapolis
Cardinals.
Up. Indianapolis Flashes VS.. Carmel
Bulldogs.
10 P. M.-Anderson Y. VS.. Indianapolis
Central Avenue M. E.
The following teams drew first-round
byes for Saturday morning: Huntington
Hartford City, Kokomo and Anderson
Aces.
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Crimson Teams Active

De Times. Special
BLOONiINGTON, Ind, Feb. 13.-
Coach Thom's wreStlers of Indiana
university will meet Virginia Mill
tary Institute tonight on the first
tilt of their eastern tour. The navy
grapplers viii be met by the Indi-
ansns Saturday.
Coach E. G. Hayes indoor track
men will rect Purdue here Friday
and the Crimson natators will COM
pete against the highly touted
Northwestern swimmers at Evanston
on the same night.
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|. U. GRID MANAGERS

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. 49,
Senior football managers for 1929
as announced by each Pat Page,
are Richard S. Jones, Skelbyville,
and Vincent l. Ryde, Indianapolis
Jones will manage the "a" varsity
team, while Ryde will have charge
of the "B" squad. James L. Carr,
Rushville, and Sylvan w. Tackett,
Martinsville, were named junior
managers.
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RAY C0NGER IN UPSET

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13-Ray
Conger, who defeated Paavo Nurmi
a few days ego, himself was the
victim of an upset by an unknown
when he took third to Fred Veit,
New York university flyer, in the
Nfeadewbrook $500 az the annual
Meadowhrook games here Tuesday
night. Welt ran heady race.
Sharing the spotlight was Percy.
Williams triumph in the special
Invitation international forty-fiye
yard dash.
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Van Ryn Shines
in Tennis Meet
BIZ United Press

DU JNEttU FTt08
BROOKLYN, Feb. 13.-With the
two ranking tennis stars of the
United States as his victims, John
Van Ryn Of East Orange, N. j., to-
day stood out as one of this coIn-
trys leading hopes for the 1929
Davis cup team
Van Ryn vanquished William A.
Tilden in straight sets in the
Heights Casino singles final Tues
day, 6-1, Ga, So. The former
Princeton star previously defeated
Francis Hunter in the semi-final
round.
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Did You Know
That

TOMMY GIBBONS, former
i heavyweight boxer, gave
$4,000 to build a Catholic
church in Osakis, MINI.
81 Masters, Los Angeles fight
promoter, wouldn't let photo
graphers take shots during the
Northumberland fight
He had a sell out and all the
publicity he needed And
that isn't the way Tex Rick
ard made lis name Chuck
Howe, Princeton football CEN
ter. had to go into the Johns
Hopkins hospital to have his
nose rebuilt 1t started
getting broken in 1926
Nassak. Earl Sande's best win
ner, has split hoof.
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Old Chuck Uses Everything But
Ring Post to Swarm Over De Nave
Eastern Heavy DecisNey outpointed Trying to Rough It
Up With Virgins; Big Night at Armory.

Tuesday night, with results as 1ol-
lows:
Lon Loyelace, Terre Haute, knocked out
Ehrman Clark, indianapolis, in the fifth
round Clark claimed a foul, but Referee
Mitchell couldn't sec it that way. IT was
a scheduled eight-round affair and was
stage6 after the main go.
Billy Myers. Indianapolis, knocked out
Billy Bishop, Cincinnati, in the first round
of a scheduled six-round 60. Bishop was
out for a few minutes. He was fat ana
boxed wide open.
Cecil Hurt. Indianapolis, outpointed K.
o. Brown, Fl. Harrison, in a sluggish
six rounder
Carl Sehmadel, Indianapolis, who
subbed for Harvey Noyatny, gave box
ing lesson to Herb Anderson. Kokomo,
in four rounds. Schmadel was too fast
for ibis opponent, kept left jab work.
ing constantly and also scored with a
few short right crosses.
In next Tuesdays Legion main go
Spug Myers Idaho scrapper, will
meet Harry Kid Brown of Phila-
delphia.
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Most of the fans who packed into
the Armory Tuesday night appar-
emily were there to see old Chuck
Virgins take a licking, but the big
Personal Contact Man OF the
Hoosier glove throwing profession
had different ideas. He won with
plenty to spare, and Jack De Nave,
heavyweight blond from Jersey City,
carried many marks from the ring
as a result of mixing over the ten
round route with the local veteran.
Tt was De Mave's bad luck to
bump into Chuck when the Hoosier
was in shape, and there are not
many pugs of De Mave'S class able
to cope with Virgins under condi-
tons of that kind. Chuck kept his
left hand jabbing and hooking, and
in the clinches he was poison" to
the visitor.
Referee Broad Minded
De Nave made a bad move when
he tried to match Virgins rough
tactics because, he hasn't been in
the world long enough to know all
about it. Referee Mitchell let the
big fellows use everything, and it
was a roughouse battle almost from
the opening bell.
Once, when De Nave threw Chuck
to the floor and through the ropes,
the crowd nearly took the roof off
yelling in glee, for many rnistook it
for knockdoWn, when as matter
of fact it was a combination of spin
and trip. After that De Nave was
trailing the fight.
The heavies even fought after the
bell in the fourth. De Nave Smacked
a right hand to Chuck'S chin as the
gong sounded ending the round and
the Hoosier charged after his OPP,
ponent. And De Nave charged right
back, the nlixup ending when Ref
cree Mitchell stepped between them,
but not before a De Nave right
hand landed on his chest.
Want to See Him Lose
Virgins is master in the art of
arousing a crowd to hostility, for he
knows that is what brings 'enl back
to see him, thus assuring big gate.
He keeps the fans burning up to see
him lose. The Hoosier was not
without some supporters Tuesday
night, however, and drew few
cheers when he left the ring once
more a victor.
-Four other bouts were staged
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ROSE POLY DEFEATED

TERRE. HAUTE, Ind, Feb. 13,-
Eastern Illinois Normal downed
Rose Poly here Tuesday night, 35
to 20. The visiting squad led at the
half, 10 to 9.
Meurlot starred for the Charles
ton aggregation. Storer played best
for the Engineers
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TO MEET CON 0'KELLY

Be- United Press
BOSTON, Feb. 13.-Ernie Schaaf,
former sailor heavyweight, has
signed to meet Con O'Kelly, Ireland,
in a tep-round bout at the Boston
Garden Friday night. Max Schmel-
ing, German, was to have been
O'Kellys opponent, but decided to
return to Germany before meeting
the Irishman.
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WILDCATS SET RECORD

EUGENE, ORE, Feb. 13.-One
world record and four Pacif5 Coast
intercollegiate records were broken
in a swimming meet between 1lorth-
western university and the uni
verSity of Oregon, here Tuesday.
Northwestern won the meet, Al to
&c. The visitors set a new world
mark in the 300-yard medley record,
their time being 1904.
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DAN1lLLE WINS FRACAS

BE- 7EmeS Special
VINCENNES, Ind, Feb. 13.-Dan-
vile Normal swept to 46-to-l9
triumph over Vincennes college here
Tuesday night. The Purple flye
snagged an early lead and never
were headed. Normal led at the
half, 81 TO s.
The Reeves brothers. Ginger and
Billy, starred for the visitors while
Reel sitd Henley played best for the
Alieey.
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Some of the states leading high
school basketball teams are sched-
uled to show their wares to Indian
apolis fans here this weekend and
some strenuous action is on tap
for city fives.
Brazil, touted as one of the out
standing quintets in the Wabash
valley, viii battle Manual Friday
night at the Reds south side gym
as Reitz of Evansville invades In
dianapolis to meet Broad Ripple at
the John Strange gym on East
Sixty third street. Washington will
play host to the Snappy Valley Mills
squad
Saturday Coach John Adams Vim
cennes aggregation, one of the best
teams in the state, meet Technical
at the Armory and some strenuous
action is expected.
Columbus, also regarded among
the p-notchers, meets Shortridge
at the north side court and Eddy,
Fehring, Beck and mates will give
the locals plenty of trouble.
Cathedral will entertain the
strong Central Catholic squad of FIT.
Wayne in the other Saturday fracas.
None of the city teams plays out
of-town this wee: end and local
fans should get lienty of action
from the scheduled tits.
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sheathed a sword in his behalf. 1 saw
no reason why he shouldn't be in
cluded in the newest of the elimina-
ton agonies the late Tex Richard
was concocting and it was my con-
tention that the demand of the box
ing commission that he forfeit his
light heavyweight championship be-
fore entering the tournament was
unfair. Loughran had proved him
self to be an unusual title holder by
the willingness and regularity with
which he fought. thought the COM
mission as a reward to him should
have made an exception in his case.
n r
And so when Loughran finally
turned his celtic shoulder blades
ON the metropolis and announced
that i'm the future he would do
All his fighting N the middle west
and far west. found myself
reacting warmly to the young
mans Independence.
y e
MOVED on SINCE THEN AND LOUGH-
RAN HAS NOT. AND WHILE THE PRIN-
CIPLES FOR WHICH HE STOOD III
SEEKING TO INSINUATE IS PRESENCE
INTO THE CLOSED SHOP BEEF TRUST
HAVE LOST NONE OF THEIR PRAISE
WORTHY VIRTUES, IT so HAPPENS
THAT NOW IT DOESN'T Make MUCH
DIFFERENCE. FOR LOUGHRAN AP-
Z. q III
DIOoRE WAYS.
THE other night Tommy barely
l. was able to win a point VIC
tory over Armand Emanuel, the
barrister of the west coast. The
decision was unpopular. The bar
risGer sat Loughran on his flask
pocket in the seventh round with
a left hook that shook him up and
sent him to his corner dazed.
Al In all, according TO the expert
report of Tom Laird, the Tarzan
Of Frisco journalism, the barrister
worked on the champion with suf-
ficisnt industry to earn the decision.
Reading Laird's account Of the fight
ore gathers that blindness is not an
affection restricted exclusively to
baseball unpires.
LAIRD FURTHER POINTS OUT THAT
THE CHAMPION CRACKED THE BAR
RIsFER ON THE VAN DYKE REPEATED
LY WITH SOLID RIGHT-HANDERS AND
THAT THESE HAD NO MORE EFFECT
ON HIM THAN RAIN ON A SLATE ROOF.
y
Since Loughran does not rate
with the thunder men of the ring
this would not be surprising II 1t
we're not for the fact the barrister
has a brittle chin. Mickey Walker,
the middlexeight, showed this when
he folded him up with a couple OF
boisterouS wallopS not SO long ago.
VTIEWED as an incident unrelat-
v ed to any other phase of his
career the showing against the bar
rister hardly would be significant
but this happens to be only one OF
several similar incidents. Loughran
probably began to slip early last
spring when Leo Lomski dropped
him twice, though at the time his
success in shaking of the effects
of these punches and coming from
behind to win caused most of us to
turn on the superlatives, full force.
q q
A little later ON, Pete LatZO
bounced Tommy around for ten
rounds before he was able to get
his bearings, and the night before
the derby out in Louisville, Joe Sex
yra, who never has been any better
than a second rater, gave him all
sorts of trouble.
AND WITH FELLOWS LIKE MAX
sCHMELING AND OLD KAYo CHRIST
NaR COMING ALoEG-FELLowS WHO
CAN THROW THAT RIGHT HAND-THF
CHANCES OF LOUGRAN FIGURING IN
AEyBoDY's RATTLE OF THE CEN
TURYf THIS SUMMER ARE NOT BRIGHT
ENOUGH TO BET AS MUCH AS A LAST
YEARS CALENDAR ON.
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PENN RETAINS LEAD

BU United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-The Uni
versity of Pennsylvania maintained
its lead in the Eastern IntercoIlegi-
ate Basketball League Tuesday
night by winning from Columbia
university, 80 to SO. Joey Schaaf,
Penn forward, was the star of the
evening, scoring % points. Stand
ing:
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Last-Minute Field Goal Gives Tech
One-Point Victory Over Shelby
Hill ntercepts Pass and Lowerys Fine Shot Earns Tri-
umph for City Aggregation.

ball to Lowery, standing unguarded,
and the star Tech floor guard
dropped the ball through the meshes
with the winning field goal.
Tim Cambell, Technical coach,
former mentor of ShelbyviIle teams,
was honored before the game, as
was H. T. Mccullough, present coach
of the local five. Summary:
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RECALL HOCKEY sTAR

CHICAGO, Feb. 13-Herb Gardi-
ner, manager OF the Chicago Black
hawks, has been recalled by Les
Canadiens, Montreal hockey. team.
He was loaned to the Blackhawks
at the start of the season.
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With the cham
pion retired and
the C ompetin g
field reduced to
the unkempt level
If a park bench
bum, Loughran, in
truth, did look
like a comfortable
bet to outjig and
outjab any Of the
boys over the
twelve or fifteen
round route. Your
correspondent was
among those who
doomed cleaning
arr,1ottr ord I'm
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TUESDAY BASKETBALL

COLLEGES
De Paw. IS: State Normal, IS.
Catholic university, Is. Dlauesne, 81.
Buekneil. IS; George washington, 10.
Dsapllie Normal 70: Vineennes. Is.
Eastern Illinois Normal. S. Ress
Pennsyivsnia, 50; Columbia, IS.
Wiseansin, IS: Bradley Tech. "a.
Yale. So Mass. Institute OF Tech
nnlsay. rs.
HIGH SCHOOLS
Tac1,nieai. as: Sheshyvtile, IS.
linton. ~: Clay City. 81
Biuat6n. Is; North Side tFt. wsgael. p.
Cay&gn. Sc. Clinton. 81.
WasnsteEn. So ClsFks HI, L.
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JONES BEATS BALDWIN

Jones defeated Baldwin, so to Al,
in state three-cushion billiard
tourney match Tuesday night at
Coolers parlorS. The match was
completed in ninety-five innings.
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1T OVER
WITH JOE WILLIAMS

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Time
IN moves swiftly in the prize ring.
Less than a year ago the boys were
pointing to Thomas Loughran as the
logical successor to Gene Tunney.
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JACK 6-5 FAV0RITE

NEW YORK, Feb 13.-wggers
placed with Wall Street betting
commissioners have installed Jack
Sharkey a 6-to-5 favorite over
Young Stribling for their ten-round
heavyweight bout at Miami Beach.
Fla. Feb. 27. One bet of $4,000 to
5000 on Sha was reported to-
day
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-13
JOHNNY DUNDEE VICTOR

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Johnny
Dundee, New York, former cham
pion, won the decision from Lou
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totals -. 8 10 26 Totals -. 8 rs
Free Throws Missed-(Techl Davis, 3,
Ressnsr Parrish g. tOtsl g. SHELBY by
vile l. total 7.
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vincennes and Columbus
Show Wares in Satur-
day Contests.
CITY TEAMS AT HOME
No indianapolis Quintets
Take to Road.

FRIDAY
Valley Mills at Washington.
Brazil at Manual.
Reitz (Evansville) at Broad Ripple
SATURDAY
Vincennes at Technical.
Columbus at Shortridge.
Central Catholic (Ft. Wayne). at
Cathedral.
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H. N. S. of Holy Trinity defeated the
Riverside Boys Club. % to .. H. N. S.
play in the 16-17-year-old class. Teams
desiring games call Be 1898 between and
and ask for Alhertino.
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Hottentots defeated the De Luxe five
of Louisville. IS to IS. Hottentots led at
the half, 16 to TO-. The game was one
of the most exciting staged here this