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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-19
Local Bowling Gossip
BY LEFTY LEE

tries close. Entries will close on that
date to allow ample time for drawing up
a schedule and prize list to be announced
before ball is delivered. The entry fee
of 81 covers all expenses of the tourna-
ment and allows for cash award In adj
dition to the merchandise prizes.
The Intertype, Mailers No. and Webb
Mailers No. 10 Wrong Fonts and Printers
as the Pressmen No, l took two from the
Newsboys in the indianapolis Star League
led this league with total of 628 when
he finished with count Of 242 after
games of 1873 and 1873, Jack Chryst rolled
his sheet showing games of 227, 1874 and
Each week one of the Lions roar" in
Monday 4 it was schoen's t turn, and he Il:
led the Whiskers to a three-time win over
the Artists, with games of 254, 226 and
three from the SKY Pilots as the Claws
lost the odd game to the Yanks. The man
ner in which the boys of this loop have
been hitting, looks as if they are trying
for 700 total.
The Travellers Insurance. team rolled
nine games in the Recreation League Mon
Che Coea-COla and losing three to the
Nehi boys. The Witt Restaurant team
won Lhree from tne heDleF Siotning, as
from the II. Schmitt Insurance and Falls
City Lager in the other series. Larry
Sehutee topped the field in this loop,
getting games of 209,. PAS and 204 for a
total Of 66l. Wimberly had 6I3; Schoen,
CO.'S Schering. $40; Elder, 6i6: Axe, 651;
Stevenson, 662, and Holtz, CTS; Conway
rolled consistent series, getting games
of 197, 19S and 1879.
The Cardinals. Indians and Reds won
three games. from the Yanks. Cubs and
Giants as the Pirates copied two from
the Braves in the Optimist League series
at the Central alleys. MuRGt. after a
OF 256 and 228 to total 6Ss. which was
high. Cray was next with 606.
The Automotive League at the Elk Club
alleys showed a three-tlme win for the
Baxter Company and Sinclair Refining
tor as the National Refining and r. "
Law took two from the General Motor
and Majestic. List hit the high game for
this league when he rolled ass in his sec
on6 game.
The Emmanuel. Carrollton Indians and
Carrellton Boosters won three from the
First Owls, Y. NJ. c. and First Tigers,
while the Emmanuel Seconds, St Pauls and
Trinity were losing two to the Second
Barracks, Second Reformed and Eighth Re-
formed in the Reformed Church League
at the Pritchett alleys.
The EyangeIcal League series at the Ili-
nois alleys showed triple win for the
cards White Sox and Giants over the
Dodgers, Browns and Cubs and a two-time
win for the Yanks. Tigers, Indians and
ietics and Pirates. Buses and Hohit tied
for the high total, each getting score
of SOS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-19
Ohio Wrestler
losses Guthrie

Straight fails we're the rule Mon
day night in the wrestling show at
Tomlinson hall and the crowd
waxed enthusiastic when Glen
Wade, Buckeye heavyweight, made
short work Of Elmer Guthrie, Texas
giant, in the main go. Wade won
in fifteen minutes with wristlock
and in ten minutes with a head
lock. It was Guthrie's first setback
in Indianapolis.
In other bouts Silent Olsen, Gin
cinnad, disposed of Carl CLANCY,
Bloomington, Ind, and Bob Printy,
Indianapolis, defeated Young Price,
Indianapolis.
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Rival Fistic Factions War Over
Selection of Suitable Referee
Question of Official for Sharkey Strbng Bout Resolves
Into Heated Discussion.

made public. The Striblings will not
accept either of the Bostonians
named by the Massachusetts, boxing
commission.
Johnny Buckley, manager of Jack
Sharkey insisted to the United Press
today that his contract specified
that if the opposing faction were
unable to agree upon a referee the
Massachusetts commission should
name the third man in the ring.
"They have named Johnny Bras
sill and Jack Sheehan, and that's
all there is to it, except to decide
which shall be the referee and
which the alternate" Buckley de-
clares.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-19
He WAS A H0LDoUT!

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-Clyde Day,
Pea Ridge, Ark, enjoys the distinc-
ton of having been a big league
holdout without seven having played
a major league game.
Day, who played with Omaha in
the Western League last year, re-
turned his contract unsigned to The
Chicago Cubs. Cub officials said a
boost in salary was made but that
it was unsatisfactory. They re-
turned Day to Omaha.
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Grid Aspi
at Indiana Keep
Working Indoors

BIZ United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. 49,
More than twenty aspirants for the
1929 Indiana university football
team started their second week of
spring training Monday night under
the glare of the lights in the field
house. After a week of fundamental
drill, Coach Page started the candi-
dates out on the regular routine
spring work. The Hoosiers will play
five Conference and three Con-
ference tits next fall. The Colgate
game has been suggested as the
homecoming attraction, but no Of
fetal announcement concerning this
has been made by the athletic de-
partment. The schedule;
Sept. 28.--Wabash at Bloomington.
Oct. 5-Notre Dame at Bloomington.
Oct. 12-Chicago at Chicago.
Oct. l9-Colgate at Bloomington.
Oct. 26-Ohio State at Columbus.
Nov. minnesota at Minneapolis.
Nov. 16-Northwestern at Evanston.
Nov. 36-Purdue at Bloomington.
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baum gym Sunday, 26 to 20, For games
with the winners write Mark Armour,
i54S East Tenth street or call DR.. 1901
and ask for Bob.
Holy Trinity and American A; C.s will
meet Thursday night at the Trinity gym
at $50. Managers of the American A.
G, and Pennsy Railroad phase call Be.
1884 and ask for Joe.
Hoosier Demons defeated the Pennsy
Girls in hard fought game Monday
baif. 1S to 6. miller with seven field
goals starred for the winners. Whaley
was best for the losers.
Indianapolis Buddies Club will meet
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad team
tonight at T:45 at Communal hall, II West
Morris street.
Fletcher Savings and Trnss five needs
only one more victory to clinch the pen
league leaders defeated the Reserve Loan
Life Monday night, 10 to 4. The Fletchers
have won twelve games awith only one
defeat Reserve Loan is In second place
with ten victories and three defeats. 1t
is a six-club circuit.
Richmond Association team, one of the
strongest independent fves in the country,
defeated the Indianapolis Marmons at
sixth consecutive win for Richmond.
Marmons held q two-point lead at one
time during the second half. Chadd of
the Marmons scored four field goals. Red
Robinson Of Richmond was high scorer
with ten points.
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NO RING SHOW FRIDAY

With both Cadle tabernacle and
Tomlinson hall leased for other
events Friday, Promoter McLemore's
next boxing show will not occur
until Friday, March /.
A food show is being conducted
at the tabernacle this week and at
Tomlinson hall the independent
basketball tourney will hold forth.
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Mrs. McDanfels of the Indianapolis Sill
yer Flash team rolled into tie for first
place with Mrs. Jaeger of Toledo in the
Women's Central States bowling tourna-
ment at Columbus. Mrs. McDaniels who
last week set an all-timse local record for
women by rolling 661 in league play, OBJ
tanned her tie with the Toledo star in a
dramatic manner, In the tenth frame of
her last game she drew the S-10 split.
The scorer then informed her that she
must make the spare and count nine to
take the lead. She cleaned the split all
right, but left the $40 split on her last
BAH. which appeared to be q perfect strike
hit. Her total over the nine-game route
was 1924 which shows an average of
I69 13 pins per game.
The Indianapolis Times classified singles
sweepstakes which will permit participants
to roll at one of the greatest prize lists
ever offered locally, will start at the In
diana alleys March 16. Entry blanks for
this meet viii be published in The Times
for the FIRST time Feb. 25. The blank will
appear each day until March when en-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-19
DAYTON Becomes
Louisville Farm

BIZ Times Special
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 10, The
Louisville Colonies have bought a
farm club and Merito Acosta, Gu
ban outfielder, is slated to be ap-
pointed manager. 1t is the Dayton
team of the Central League. The
franchise was purchased from the
st. Louis Cardinals, who dropped
Dayton and purchased FIT. Wayne
in the same loop.
The Central League is class B.
Louisville also plans to place a team
in the new Blue Grass League,
class D.
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Purdue Basketeers Feed Indiana
Stiff Dose of Delayed Ofense'
BoiIermakers Strut Stuff in Last Half to Show Crimson
Just How It's Done.

unanimously against the delayed
ofense, but what's is points to 80?
Left at Home!
One of the surprises of the game
was the marked absence of Captain
Dale Wells of Indiana. Wells was
left at home. The leader of the
crimson has displayed Disappointing
work this season and Bloomington
officials refused to comment at any
length upon the situation.
Cooper filled at the forward berth,
along with Strickland, and his work
was entirely pleasing to crimson
supporters. Cooper had trouble To-
eating the hoop, but his floor work
was far above par.
Purdue's giraffe, Stretch" Muir
ply, shared high point honors with
Captain Cummins, and the Marion
"string bean" stretched his point to-
tai in the Big Ten figures to SO.
Summary:
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.Loughran, Walker
Meet in Chicago

BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 49,
Tommy Loughran, world light
heavyweight champion and heavy
weight contender, and Mickey
Walker, middleweight champion Of
the world, will meet March 13 in
Chicago, according to information
received here today from Joe Smith,
Loughran'S manager.
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Resume Action
in City League

Three games are scheduled for
tonight's session of the City Bas-
ketball League at Pennsy gym, State
and Washington streets. The eve
ning's program:
s:1S-Woodsides VS.. Marmons.
S:I5-Iink Belt VS.. Meteors.
9:I5-Brghtwood Big Four VS.. lndnis.
Big Four.
The Indianapolis Big Four Is
leading the circuit with four VIC
tories and no defeats. Marmons
and Woodsides are tied for second,
each with three victories and TWO
defeats,
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BRAVES IN FIRST DRILL

BIZ United Press
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Feb. 10.
Judge Emil Fuchs made his debut
as a big league baseball manager
Monday as the Boston Braves ran
through their first workout o. the
1929 season here. Coaches Johnny
Evers and Hank Gowdy directed
the players on the field. Fifteen
battery men comprise the present
squad.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-19
LEWIS BEATS ROMANO

Ru United Press
NEW ORLEANS. La, Feb. 19.-Ed
(Strangler) Lewis, heavyweight
wrestler, was awarded the decision
over Mike Romano when Romano
failed to return to the ring after a
five minute rest.
Lewis won the first fall, Romano
the second. Romano fell out of the
ring and was injured after the Sec
ond fall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-19
IN TWO HOUR WORKOUT

By United Press
SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Feb. 49,
The New York Giants, under the
leadership of acting manager Ray
Schalk, took advantage of good
weather here Monday and held a
brisk two-hour workout. All the
regular pitchers with the excep-
ton of Fred Fitzsimmons took their
turn on the mound. AL members
of the early squad are now on hand
with the exception Of Mays, O'Far-
rel and Walker.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-19
PaoHno FAVORED
Over Chnstner
BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-With Pao-
limo Uzcudun and K. o. Christner
both at work in preparation for
their Madison Square Garden meet
ing Friday night, indications today
were that the former would rule a
favorite over the Akron heavy
weight, probably at odds of 8 to 5.
The Akron rubber puddler plans
on only light workouts this week,
having been hard at work at his
home since the Sharkey fight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-19
Did You Know
That

Il YNN Larry, the expensive
- young infielder of the
Yanks, comes from the same
town that Orvall Overall did.
Visalia, Cal. And the
knocks are getting into the
Yankee camp ahead of the
young man. They say he
can hit a good ball inside. -.
But that he's an awful sucker
for a curve ball outside.
Steve flanagan, the champion
singer of the virtues of Miami
Beach, got sore when the writ
ers said that Sllarkey couldn't
work on account of the rain.
{. And he said a canvas roof
had been put up to protect
Sharkey from the heat
And then got peeved when
some one said it was too hot
for Sllarkey to train properly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-19
HEENEY VS.. Won PoRAT

RH United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 19.--Jim Mullen,
Chicago promoter, announced here
today that he has signed Tom Hee-
ney, New Zealand, to meet Otto Won
Porat of Chicago, in a heavyweight
bout here March II.
Heeney was defeated by Gene
Tunney in a championship battle
last wear.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-19
RENE De VOS GOES BIG

By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-Rene De
vos, Belgian middleweight, renewed
his claims to a title bout today
after his one-round victory over
Bobby Brown, Lowell, Mass, here
Monday night.
De Vos cut loose with a slashing
attack with the opening bell and
a vicious left jab to the jaw ended
the fight after minute Z seconds.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-19
indoor Golf Journeys

Harold Shaak. Frankfort and Guy Will
hanson, indianapolis. won the pro-amateur
pitch and putt tourney at the Roy Smith
indoor golf course, Monday night. They
had a best ball of 80, which is 10 under
par for iS holes. Dick Nelson and DR.. G.
n. .McCaskey were second with "a. Next
Monday The pro-amateur will be held at
the Wally Nelson school.
In a pro-amateur at Jimmy Summers
indoor links Pete Hendrie and DR., Mar
tin won FIRST honors after a play with
Dick Roop and Ed Richert. Jimmy Sum-
mers and Frank Argus played-of with Len
Schmutte and Wallie Wiley for third
place.
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Big Ten Statistics
NpNIDUAL LEADERS
HOLD ROGUE LEAD

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Feb. 10.
Erwin Locke, st. Petersburg,
former national champion, con-
tinued today to hold his lead in the
national rogue tournament. He de-
feated Mrs. James Ulsh Long
Beach, Cal, 80 to Il.
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BY WILLIAM J. DUNN,

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-Percy VIII
liams, Canada, sprint champion of
the 1928 Olympic games, met de-
feat for the first time Monday night
when Jack Elder, fleet star of the
Notre Dame track team, outran him
in a special 60-yard dash, a feature
of the New York A. G. games at
Madison Square Garden. Elder also
is a half back on the Notre Dame
football squad.
Elder covered the distance in 6 2-5
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-19
LITTLE GIANTS co

BB Times Special
DANVILLE, Ind, Feb. 19.-Pete
Vaughan's Wabash college basket
ball team defeated Danville Normal
here Monday, % to 81 A field goal
by Groves a moment before the
final gun clinched victory for the
Little Giants. Wabash led at the
half, II to 10. Summary:
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NEW ANDERSON COACH
BB Times sDecial

BH Times SDcciUb
ANDERSON, Ind. Feb l9.-Paul
G Lostutter, basketball coach at
Delphi high school for the past
three years, viii take up his duties
as coach of Anderson's Indians next
fall, it was announced here Monday
night.
.Lostutter succeeds Alva r. Stages,
who has been in charge of Ander-
son teams since 1918. Stages will
become athletic director of all An
derson schools next fall
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Tonight's Card at Arrnory

Rounds-Spug POcaeIo IdahO Harry kid Brown
welterweghts
EIGHT Rounds-Jackie Jimmie Brown Gin
ightweights
Six Indianapolis Eddie Roberts, Ind
annapolis; bantamweights.
Six RoundsYoung Heeb Indianapolis
hyweights.
juniOr ightweights
First at
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VAN VIE IS MEDALIST

BIZ United Press
PALM BEACH, Fila, Feb. 49,
Miss Virginia Van Vie Of Chicago,
doomed as a dangerous figure in the
Florida women'S golf champion
ships here today By virtue OF her
medal round victory. She scored
an so.
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VALLEY LAURELS

BIZ United Press
SALTWATER, Okla, Feb. IS
Clear title to the Missouri Valley
basketball championship is held by
washington university of st. Louis,
as a result of their defeat Of the
Oklahoma Aggies, So to %, Monday
night.
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Chuck VS.. Genlas

HAVING packed the Armory
L L in his scrap with Jack De
Nave Feb. IL, Chuck Virgins
today was signed to battle
George, Gemas, Philadelphia,
in the local Legion main go of
ten rounds the night of Feb. 26.
Virgins was in good shape
when he met De Nave, and
scored a victory, and Match
maker Greene lost no time in
securing another opponent for
the Hoosier veteran.
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Kirshbaum Meters Sunday defeated the
strong Phi Delta Phi team of Butler uni
versity. IS to %. Sachs and the Kemp
Ter brothers starred for the Meters. Net
tiers had won seventeen games in eighteen
starts and will wind UP the season with
two more games.
South Side Red Devils defeated the
strong Kirshbaum Bulldogs at the Kirsh-
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MONDAY BASKETBALL

Purdue, 80; Indiana, 16.
Wisconsin, 81 Northwestern, %.
Illinois, 81; Michigan, "a tovertime).
Minnesota 81; Iowa, o.
Ohio state, 35 Chicago, 81.
WABASH, %; Danville Normal ri.
VALPARAISO. 80; South Illinois Normal, 81.
Marquette, 10; Detroit. ID.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-19
First Squad of
Pirates Departs
By Times SDecidI

BIZ Times Special
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 19.-Headed
by Manager Owen Bush, number
of batterymen of the Pittsburgh
Pirates left here Monday night for
spring training at Paso Robes, Cal.
Infielders and outfielders will head
for camp next Sunday. Bush'S party
will reach camp Friday.
Pitchers Meme and French,
rockies, and the Waner brothers,
regular outfielders, have not signed
contracts.
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ALKING
1T OVER
WITH JOE WILLIAMS

ATEW YORK, Feb. 19.-The Ath-
IN Ietics may come through this
year. Cornelius McGillicuddy rath-
er hopes they will. He has been
hoping for a long time now, since
1914, TO be specific. This was the
wear he deliberately smashed his
masterpiece, one of the great teams
of all time, distinguished by its ia
nous 500 900 in field, its fine pitch
ing, and its general all around ex-
cellence. It has been said that the
team was too perfect and that 1t
fllnctioned too smoothly and quietly
to develop popular following. Ger
tainly it was not a money maker IN
an important way and this more
than anything else moved McGilli-
cuddy to take the action he did.
THE PASSING YEARS PROVED THAT
EVEN THE GREATEST OF MANAGERS
MUST HAVE LUCK ON THEIR SIDE IN
PICKING PLAYERS. SINCE MACK
WRECKED HIS FAMOUS TEAM HE HAS
TRIED OUT MORE THAN 400 BALL
PLAYERS AND HAS SPENT MORE THAN
ONE MILLION DOLLARS, AND HE Is
STILL SEVERAL FURLoNGs REMOVED
FROM THE PROMISED LAND.
u q
TITS teams have been getting bet
Il 4 ter in recent years. He would
have won the championship last
year and the year before if it hadn't
been for one ball player. That
player is George Herman Ruth.
without him the Yankees are not
as good ball club as the Athletics
have been for the past three years.
With him they are good enough to
outdistance the field.
II II
The Athletics were in first place
last September. That is as close
as they have been to a champion
ship IN fourteen years. They might
have stayed there and gone on to
.ne title if they had shown any
fight in that all-important series
with the Yankees late in the sea-
son at the stadium.
DUT there was something about
ID the Yankees and the gay spirit
with which they went into the series
that took all the confidence out OF
the Philadelphians. Mack explains
this psychological depression in
what seems to be logical way. He
says his team had been fighting for
so many years to get back to the
top and has suffered so many dis
appointments that the players have
become defeatistS. They refuse to
believe they are as good as they
actually are. They don't realize
their own power.
VXTHAT will happen this year is
wv a guess. The Athletics again
will start the season as a cham
pionship contender. McGillicuddy
has said that he has high hopes.
He doesn't believe the Yankees will
be as strong this year as they were
last. He thinks Ruth is slipping and
indeed there were times last season
when the great man gave distinct
symptoms of this. Unfortunately
for McGillicuddy, Mr.. Ruth was usu-
ally his robust self against the Ath-
letics.
4
There is no certainty that Tony
Lazerri will be all right, nor is there
any way of knowing whether PEN
mock will be able to take his regular
turn on the hill. These matters of
doubt add to McGillicuddy's hopes.
Il II q
IT IS CHARACTERISTIC OF THE Pc
CULIAR PSYCHOLOGICAL CONDITION
THAT EXISTS IN PHILADELPHIA THAT
MOST OF MoGuLICUDDY'S HOPES ARE
BASED ON THE POSSIBLE WEAKNESSES
OF THE TEAM HE HAS TO BEAT
RATHER THAN ON THE POWERS OF
HIS OWN TEAM. HE INDICATES THAT
HE HOPES TO WIN BECAUSE THE
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Totals -. IL 3ol Totals ..... 4 8 Is
Free throws missed: (Purdue) Harme
son, 1; Murphy 2; Schnaiter, 2; Lyle, 1;
total. S; (Indiana) McCracken, 1; Jasper,
q; Weller. l; total, 4.
Murphy /; Schnaiter. l; Boots. 4; Over
man. l. total. 10; indiana Cooper 2;
Strickland. 1: McCracken. 2; Weller, 2;
Scheid. Q; total, 9.
-Referee-Schommer umpire, Moloney.
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WINDY CITY MAT MATCH

BIZ United Press
, CHICAGO. Feb. 49, = George
Hagen and jim Londos meet in a
heavyweight wrestling match here
tonight,
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MARQUETTE RALLIES

BN United Press
MILWAUKEE, FEB. 19.-Mar-
quette came from behind to defeat
the University OF Detroit, 10 to IA,
in a basketball game Monday. De-
troit led, 8 to 6. at the half.
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SIX-DAY BIKE RACE

B.g United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. Chicago's
twenty first six-day bicycle race viii
be run here March II to e.