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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-20
Cats Down
.Notre Dame
Lockhart Scores Winning
Points in Overtime.
BIZ Timca Snecinl

BIZ Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 20.-A
field goal and free throw by Frank
Lockhart, former Martinsville high
school star, scored near the close
Of five-minute overtime period.
gave Northwestern Wildcats a 80 to
% victory over Notre Dame in a
heated hardwood battle here Thurs
day night.
1t was the first defeat of the Irish
At the he a the score was tied at
Gall. At me start of the second
period, Captain Rut Walters of Ko-
komo gave the Wildcats a lead with
two quick field goals, and they were
in front, % to 17.with seven minutes
to play. Newbold, who was the only
consistent performer for the Irish
led rally with three field goals and
free throw which gave the Irish
the lead.
With minute of play left, Rel,
Purple forward, knotted the count
Russ Bergherm, Northwestern
crushing full back, proved equally
as strong on the hardwood, lead;n ?
the scoring with six field goals and
foul toss. Three HooSiers per
formed for the winners, including
Captain Walters, Lockhart and Nc
CarneS Of LoganSport.
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Carideo, Cannon, SIeight
and WEIGH Are Honored
by GrantIand Rice.

THE Hoosier state gained four of
u eleven positions on Golfers
Weekly all-America grid team
chosen by Grantland Rice, famous
sports expert, Notre Dame being
represented by Carideo and Can
non and Purdue by Sleight and
WEIGH. These are the same football
aces named on The Indianapolis
Times all-America published Dec. Z
and which was selected by a board
of experts made up of Knute
Rockne, Notre Dame coach; Bill
Alexander, Georgia Tech coach;
Glen Warner, Stanford coach, and
Tad Jones, eastern representative.
Rice has one difference in his
back field, using Glasgow, Iowa, in
stead of Banker, Tulane. And in
the line there were only two differ
ences, Rice selecting Nagurski, Min
nesota, tackle, instead of Alderman,
ST. Mary's, and Schoonover, Arkan-
sas, end, instead of Tappaan, South
ern California. In other words
eight men on the Times all-America
also were named on Rice's mythical
selection for Golfers.
Golfers is the final all-America
of prestige for 1929 and Sleight,
WEIGH Carideo and Cannon now
can be hailed officially as winners of
the coveted laurelS in the collegiate
worlds leading sport. And it's
something for Hoosierdom to crow
about-four all-America warriors in
one SeaSonl
Rice rates his warriors on their
skill in various departments of play,
a table elsewhere on this page Civ
ing his estimate on averages. He
failed to include WEIGH and Glass
Cow in the "generalship" column
despite the fact midwest experts
believe these stars had much to do
in directing the play of the Purdue
and Iowa teams, respectively.
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DanuiLLe Normal
Upsets Wabash

BIZ United Press
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Dec
20.-A second half rally gave Central
Normal of Danville a 80 to 18 victory
over Wabash here Thursday.
Wabash took the lead in the first
few minutes of play by to 0 mar
gin, but Central went ahead on five
free throws. Wabash was in front
at the half, 10 to 9. Central Normal
took the lead as soon as the second
period opened. G. Reeves and
Schultz starred for Central Normal
and Howell for Wabash.
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Greenleaf Is
Champion of
Cue Wizards
RegainS Pocket Crown in
Slow Match With Erwin
Rudolph, 1853.
By United Press

By United Press
DETROIT, Dec. 20.-Ralph Green
leaf Thursday night regained the
worlds pocket billiard champion
ship which he surrendered to Frank
TaberSki in a play-off in Chicago
last year. Greenleaf defeated
Erwin Rudolph, Chicago, 125 to SO,
in eighteen innings.
Greenleaf first won the title ten
years ago in Philadelphia.
But the caliber of billiards played
by Greenleaf and Rudolph Thurs
day night was not in keeping with
the sensational brand they dis
played in previous engagements.
GreenIeaf was guilty of two mis-
cues. Rudolph played very Spotty
billiards and on four occasions was
turned back on shots which would
be easy for players much less skill
full.
At the end of the ninth inning
Greenleaf had failed to score while
Rudolph was credited with only
twenty-five. 1t was battle of stra-
tegy to this point.
It has been estimated that win
ming the title was worth between
$25, 1000 and 100000. First place was
worth a salary of $4,000 a year paid
by the National Billiard Association,
$1,000 in prize money and 16 per
cent of the tournament net gate
receipts.
Rudolph received a salary of
$4,000, prize money of $1,000 and is
per cent of the net gate receipts.
The winners of the other places:
Frank TaberSki, third; Onofrio
Lauri, fourth; Marcel Camp, fifth:
Pasquale Natalie, sixth; Spencer
Livsey, seventh, and Joseph j. Nc
Cam, eighth.
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PITT TEAM SCRIM IMAGES

By United Press
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 20.-Using
Southern California plays, as Sc
cured by scouts Tom Davis and
Charley Bower in the Troian-Car-
negie Tech game, the Pittsburgh
third team scrimmaged against the
Panther varsity Thursday.
Despite the intensive ScrimmageS.
practice sessions to date have not
resulted in injuries and the squad Is
expected to be in perfect shape when
it departs for the west coast on
Christmas night.
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BB Times Special

IN IfmeS SDectGt
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 90
Coach Lambert and his Purdue
hardwood contingent continued to-
day the very serious business of pre-
pairing for their tilt with Butler, ma
tional hardwood champions, at In
dianapolis Saturday.
Offensive formations and basket
shooting have been the chief points
stressed by the Boilermaker mentor
this week. A light workout today
ended preparations for the old gold
and blacks attempt to avenge %
to q reversal handed them by the
Bulldogs last season.
-Four of the berths have been
cinched, but Lambert faces diff
cult task in filling ex-Captain Will
bur Cummings place at forward.
Bob Daniels, Milton Mills, James
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which knocked off the previously
undefeated Logansport Berries. The
Horsemen accomplished this feat
just last Tuesday, and by a decisive
20 to II margin. Last season, the
second hardwood campaign for the
far northerners, Keith brought a
bunch of youngsters to the Butler
field house, practically unheralded.
Very few figured the HorSemen
would get far in the tourney. But
they did. Before they had dotted
their shorties for the last time, Kos,
Cavanaugh, Elser, ct al, had given
the state championship Frankfort
five one of its biggest scares of the
tourney, and incidentally provided
one of the best games of the event.
Crown has every member Of the quintet
which played at the tournament last
spring, back again this season. This
includes Cavsnaugh, regarded as one of
the best little floor guards in the state;
Elser. whale of good back guard; Kos
an all-state center, and Johnson and
Massitti, forwards. Kos did not play
against the Berries and will be out for q
few more weeks, due to a knee injury
received during the football season. His
place has been taken by Pavlick, who
has been doing some nice work.
WHEN YOU START GUESSING ON THE
FINAL SIXTEEN TO PLAY HERE NEXT
MARCH, 1T WOULD BE WISE THING
TO INCLUDE THE CROWN AGGREGA-
TION. THEY'RE THE CREAM OF THE
NORTH, AND IF THEY ToPPLE WASH
INGTON SATURDAY NIGHT. BACK
BOARD is WILLING TO CoNCEDE THEM
THE TOP RANKING OF THE STATE
FOR THE PRESENT. OF COURSE, THE
SEASON is STILL YOUNG, YOU KNOW.
And speaking of this game Satur-
day at Gary, we're picking Horace
Mann, right here and now. Wash
ington tackles Franklin tonight at
the latter place, and We'll take the
Hatchets in this one. But they'll
find plenty tough going. Add a
2o0-mile trip to this hard game,
divide by the fact that Horace
Mann. playing its first game of the
season after closing the grid season
just five days previously, held the
Friddlemen to a 19-to-18 victory,
you may see why we're picking EN-.
LITTLE WORDS THAT START
BIG WARS: WE'RE STILL
PICKING THE BULLDOGS TO
BEAT PURDUE"
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PERU PLANS NEW GYM

RB Times Special
PERU, Ind, Dec 20.-Plans for
the construction of a new high
school gymnasium here next spring
at a cost of SIPS, 900, with a seating
capacity of 4,5O0, was announced
Thursday following a meeting of the
school board and a citizens commit
tee. Corporation bonds will be is
sued to meet the cost.
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Napoleon Juniors were defeated by
Troub Meters. Is to Is. Scott Fogarty was
the outstanding player for the Juniors
Mapletons. cali Wa. 1898.
In the feature game at Broadway gym
"wednesday, Boys, Epworth League quintet
their eighth straight win of the season
They led Is TO at the half. L, Monroe
and Wagner led the victors. They plav
p. m. Tri-sis Girls defeated Hartford
Frocks of Real Silk, 1S to 6. in the pre-
laainary,, Robbins. ,Agnes Peelle and Al
girls games call Wa. 1655-R.
Art Rose, proprietor OF the Rose Tire
Company. is Organizing fast quintet TO
be known as the Rose MillerS. composed
teams are requested to get in touch with
Manager NJ. G. Goldsmith. former man
age, Of Central ~ squssds' at Or: lInS
Philips. Hoiv Trinity Muncie, Kokomo
Nobiesviile New Palestine. ZionSvtlle, Car
mel and all other strong local and state
teams.
shelb~ Cleaners defeated St. Patrick
Shamroeks. % to 20. Bertram and Fletcher
With the Cleaners call DIT. 1915, p. m,
to 7, and ask for Walter Lyons.
Manager II. T. 6eplHN Oh the 1i3NliaA-
apolis Triangle baseball club wishes 70
announce his organization does not have
. basketball team in the field.
F-'v T-s-t.v G defeated Flanner-
Buchanan, a to 10. in s fast game. The
A. 4, ). ii piav inland Box Corporation
forum The A. c. would ike to hear from
fast city and state teams. Cares are
wanted for Wednesday evening ard sun
day afternoon Call Belmont 395o-J, and
ask for Frank or write Prank Turk. s4s
North Hough street.
Holy Trinity Juniors defeated Crimson
Flsshes 24-19 For games with tie Juniors
call Belmont 1898 and ask for A
East Tenth Street II. Z. G. "
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College Court Results
STATE SCHOOLS

STATE SCHOOLS
Northwestern. 30; Notre Dame. "a
FRANKLIN. SO; Ball College (Munciel. rs,
Indiana State Normal (Terre Haute)-
50: Vincennes 13. a. -
Eastern Illinois Teachers. 81; Rose
g D5Fan1iille Normal, 80; wabash. 10.
N. A. G. A.. 81: Huntington college. ".
De Paul, "a: VALPARAISO y.
OTHER SCHOOLS
Norman. 80: Texas 80.
Fayetteville go S. E.. Oklahoma. 20.
Drake, %; Simpson. 1S.
Tulane, 81; Louisiana. rs.
Amherst. GO; Newport Naval. 81.
Detroit c C.. 20; Toledo u. ~.
Fordham, 80: Yale, Is. -
Illinois, 30; Washington (St. LOUIS. -.
ST. Lawrence u. 20; Montclair A. c., Is.
Wisconsin, 27: Carleton, 10.
Temple 40: FTanklin-Marshau, 80.
Michioan 81. Albion. 8.
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l. announced he was through with baseball
enjoyed brilliant career as player and man
ager. but he'd had enough and determined to
develop his milling business here and forget all
about the game. To show that he was in earn
est he witnessed only three professional ball
games in the first eight years of his retirement
The old urge came back to him in 1923 and
it didn't take much talking on the part of a
Topeka business group to put him into the
managers seat of their team. Two years later
he was named an official of the league.
When the Professional Baseball Association
met in Chattanooga early this month, Gear was
there, representing two minor leagues and the
national board of arbitration. He is president
of the Glass A Western League and the Glass
Western Association
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Foster Eligible;
Wisconsin Wins

BH THit"d Press
MADISON, Wis, Dec. TO-
Carleton college of Northfeld.
Mimi, put up a stiff fight against
Wisconsin Thursday night, but
was defeated q to Is. Harold
(Bud) Foster, star center of the
Badgers, was elected captain of the
team after the game, in which he
starred with S field goals and 3
free throws. Foster was declared
eligible for competition Thursday
after complaints against him had
been withdrawn.
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INCLUDED in late info passed
l. along the baseball rialto is the
rumor that Jack Hendricks may
turn up at Brooklyn as assistant
manager under Wilbert Robinson if
the rotund Robbie comes out on top
in the controversy raging among
divided club controlling interests.
Max Carey also has been mentioned
for the berth. Max is sure to return
to Brooklyn as coach, at any rate.
it is reported.
It's always a good bet Hendricks
will land in the cOcOanuts-way up
high-soOner or later, when he has
himself on the market. According
to one Brooklyn report, Robinson
desires to see Hendricks succeed him
as chief pilot in year or so.
y q
THERE'S a real Believe 1t or Not
Il L A member of major league
club has requested his release to a
Glass A team. Pitcher Kent Green
field, who finished with Brooklyn
last season, wants to be released on
option to FIT. Worth. The TACT
Greenfield is a personal friend OF
the FIT. Worth manager perhaps eX-
plains the matter. And anyway,
Kent failed to show anything with
the Robins.
In the event Havana, Cuba, be-
comes a, member of the Southeast
ern League that club won't have
much trouble with holdouts ii
American. FASTENERS. are used. Ii
RUDE ,WaddelI and Larry Mclean
were alive they'd probably work
without salary for the Cuban nine
Next season in Chicago grade
school children will be admitted
free by Cubs and White SoX three
DAYS a week. For several years In
dianapolis has had kids day twice
each week. Pretty soft for the little
Chaps of the growing generation.
However, in many cases the free
list for kids develops gate crashers
of tomorrow. They get the habit
and refuse to put out anything for
amusement.
CLEVELAND Indians earned
" $4,000 in 1929 after losing
S15O,0OO the season before. Which
speaks well for Billy Evans, business
manager. He is a reformed sports
editor, which may explain his sue
cess.
President Fuchs of the Boston
Braves is out with the suggestion
that bands be on hand to furnish
music every afternoon at National
League games. His club could use
sideshoW attraction at that.
In sending Catcher Linton to Bal
timore, the Pittsburgh recommends
ton was that he is a college man,
and intelligent. What's he going
down there for, to catch or to make
table talks before luncheon clubs?
EANAGER HINCHMAN OF Read
w ing is giving his fans a bumper
crop of stove league fodder. In the
last few weeks he has acquired ten
new players and disposed of sew
eral 1929 Keys. His latest addition
is Pitcher Hermann from Des
Moines through Chicago Cub chan
neIS
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Purdue Drills Offense for
Revenge Clash With Butler
Lambert Faces Hard Task in Finding Running Mate for
Harmeson at Forward; Four Berths Cinched.

Tilford and Vic Gibbons are candi-
dates being considered for the po-
sition of Glenn Harmeson'S running
mate.
Murphy at center, Johnny Wood
en-, sophomore floor guard, and
Boots, back guard, in addition to
Harmeson, have cinched their places.
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FRANKLIN RAPS MUNCIE

BIZ United Press
FRANKLIN, Ind, Dec. 90
Franklin college basketball team de-
feated Ball Teachers college 1926
Thursday night. Freeman with fif-
teen points and Wooden with eleven
points were the outstanding Frank
lin players.
The Baptists gained a 20 to 8
advantage in the first ten minutes
of play and led at the half q to 10
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Title Chance If
He Wins

ABW 0WAtfA \ ftNN
GAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 90
~ Young Corbett, III, Fresno
southpaw. will be eligible for
a chance at the welterweight
championship Of the world if
he defeats the present title
holder, Jackie Fields, Los An
geles, here Feb. %.
The title will not be at stake
for the ten-round decision
bout, but if Corbett captures
the honors he has been prom
ised another chance. The Feb.
% contest is expected to attract
a capacity gate.
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SEEKS NEW MAT TALENT

Jimmie McLemore, local wrestling
promoter, has gone east in search of
new mat talent. In Cincinnati, Nc
Lemore will confer with Stanley
Isaacs, new president of the Ma
tional Boxing Association, which
has extended its jurisdiction over
the wrestling sport.
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ROSE POLY BEATEN

BIZ United Press
CHARLESTON, ILL.,, Dec. 10
Eastern Illinois Teachers college
defeated Rose Poly of Terre Haute
here Thursday night, 80 to "a. Gill
lett. playing his first game for Rose
Poly, tied with Hall of Charleston
for high scoring honors with eleven
points.
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Butler and Purdue Ready for Clash Saturday, IT, Meets Penn
Grantland Rice's All-America Team

selections. appearing in the current issue OF
Golfers Weekly.
Players of the Pacific Coast Rocky Mountain
district and Southern Conference failed to win
a place on the team. Notre Dame, Pittsburgh
and Purdue won two places each Purdue and
the University of Arkansas won recognition for
the first time.
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VALP0 FIVE DEFEATED

CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-The basket
ball season for De Paul university
was opened Thursday night with a
34-21 victory over Valparaiso. De
Paul led at the half, 20 to 10.
Clarence Coen, De Paul forward,
was high scorer with four field goals
and three free throws. Merz and
Dorre led the Valparaiso players.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-20
FORDHAM SIGNS DETROIT

NEW YORK, Dec. 20.-Fordham
university, whose football team went
through the season unbeaten, has
arranged for a game with Detroit
university at Detroit in 1880, it vas
announced here today by Jack Cof-
fey, graduate manager of athletics.
The elevens Of the two universities
will meet here in 1881.
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Mr.. Crown, as you
no doubt quite
well know, is coach
of the Horace
Mann high school
of Gary, which
was admitted to
the Indiana High
School Athletic
Association in 1927.
In this short space
of time, Crown
produced a foot
ball team which
was recognized as
t he undisputed
champions of In
diana this season
and awarded The
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-20
HONOR EASTERN SQUAD

BIZ United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20. -
Twenty-Five members Of the eastern
squad which will participate in the
East-West game here Jan. l, were
guests of honor today at a luncheon
given by Shriners. Coach Andy
Kerr of Colgate and Coach Dick
Hanley of Northwestern, who will
supervise the eastern players, were
among the guests.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-20

Zen Ticknor Harvard center and captain-elect
Of the 1880 eleven: Ray Montgomery, Pitt
guard; John Cannon, Notre Dame guard Elmer
RED" Sleight, tackle of Purdue's indicated
team, and Chris RED" eagle, Army captain,
the country's most efficient football players
this past season, according to the rating given
them by Grantland Rice in his 1929 All-America
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N. A. G. U. VICTORIOUS

HUNTINGTON, Ind, Dec. 90
N. A. G. U. college of Indianapolis
defeated Huntington college here
Thursday night, 81 to %. The capt.
tai city quintet led at the half, IS
to Is. Mineo was outstanding for
the winners, with ten points.
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WOLVES wALLOP ALBION

BIZ United Press
ANN ARBOR. Mich, Dec. 20.-An
entire lineup of substitutes was used
by Michigan university Thursday
night when it |efeated Albion coll
lege's basketball team, 81 to Q.
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BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Dec. 2O.-Fancy
salaries are sought by many league
players for 1850, but Art Shlres' an
nounced intention of asking the Chi
cago White Sox for contract call
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OFF. OFF blackboard

BY VERN BOXELL

VXTHEN enumerating the best
w coaches in Indiana prep
circles, don't forget to place near
the top one Keith Crown, who in two
years has placed a new high school
near the top of Hoosier athletics.
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Title Hopes
at Stake In
Battle Here
BoiIermakerS Seek Revenge
for Bulldogs Close Win
Last Year.
CRIMSON INVADES EAST

THPEE of Indiana's big FIVE
Il of collegiate basketball will gel
into action Saturday night, Butler
national champions, clashing with
Purdue, favorites in the Big Nine
race, and Indiana journeying to
Philadelphia to meet the University
Of Pennsylvania, Eastern League
title-holders.
Notre Dame and De Paw jumped
the gun the Irish losing to North
western at South Bend Thursday
and De Paw conquering Earlhsm
Wednesday.
Both Start Fast
Championship hopes will be IN
volved in Saturdays battle at Butler
fieldhouse. Both teams registered
impressive victories in their initial
attempts last week, the Bulldogs
trOuncing Manchester while the
Boilermakers doubled the count on
the Washington Bears, Missouri
Valley champions.
With Murphy, HarmeSon and
Boots back from last years Western
Conference runner-up quintet, and
Johnny Wooden of Martinsville, a
sophomore, showing brilliant pros
poets at floor guard, Piggy Lam
bert's team is being boosted for
sectional and national title honorS.
Christopher Shines
Captain Hildebrand and Hosier,
members of the Bulldog quintet
which recently was awarded the
1928-29 national court title, are
powers in the Blue and White line
up. Christopher, who scored "a
points against the Chesters, and
Allen, a clever floor worker, were
reserve members of the champion
ship team. Tackett of Martinsville,
a sophomore, showed we'll at back
guard.
The game also will bring together
two of the cleverest coaches in the
middle west, Tony" Hinkle of But
Ter and Lamber of Purdue. TIinkle
won out with his Bulldogs last
year. % to 81. The preliminary
game Saturday starts at 7:15.
Indiana, defeated twice in as
many starts but showing vastly i'm
proved form against Pitt after losing
to De Paw, will invade the famous
Penn Palestra for an attempt to
repeat their victorious performance
of last season.
McCracken Top Scorer
The Hoosiers have lacked often
Sive power in their first two games.
but have shown a strong defense.
Captain McCracken is the backbone
OF the team and in both games has
scored more than half the points.
Strickland, veteran Indiana for
ward, has failed to hit his stride.
Weller, little floor guard, is coming
strong, while Blagrave, a sophomore
from Washington, has displaced a
fellow townsman, Bud Gill, a vet
eran, at Backyard. Zeller and
Massey are battling for the open
forward position. Coach Dean has
devoted much time during the past
week to individual instruction.
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Filipino Golfer
MUades States

u KEELING
II at that good
old Scotch game
golf Larry
Monte, Filipino
open champion
arrived in this
country recently
to compete in
some of our ma
jor golf tourna-
ments. He was
accompanied by
DR.. N. G. Downs
Shanghai den
fist and golfer.
who m a n ages
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Independent Net Notes, Gossip

house at East Tenth and Keystone avenue
may be rented for day time basketball
practice. See recreation director at gym
after o. m.