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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-14

comes from the Columbia Sally
Leaguers. And if the new man
doesn't accumulate base hits pronto
Casey Stengel will be riding himself
a cowboy.
Casey's Hens are going to spring
training at Admission, Ala, and il
the Toledo FASTENERS survive the
dynamite corn made in that state
they'll be lucky.
HERD SCHUPP, whom all Wash
n ington park fans know, is be-
ing tossed around in his old age.
Indianapolis turned him over to
Wichita Falls, Texas League, in the
deal for George Payne, and already
the Spudders have sold the popular
veteran to the Fl. Worth Cats. Sold
twice during the Off season will be
q new one for Ferdie to rave about.
New York reports say Billy Evans
offered $4,000 for Bill Hunnefield of
the White Sox, which was refused,
the Sox holding out for a trade, de-
handing Johnny Hodapp. And
nothing happened.
y
Johnny CORRIDEN'S Indians
~ will land in their Sarasota train
ing camp next spring around the
first of March and start huStling in
the little city on the gulf. Corri-
den plans to play eight exhibition
tits in the Sunshine state as well
as some Yannigan-Regular abbre-
Waited skirmishes. Present plans
call for the Tribe FASTENERS to re-
turn to indianapolis about April 8.
Here is the Tribe exhibition pro-
gram, with more dates at Indian
apolis to be arranged:
March 17-Detroit Tigers at Sarasota.
March 21-Detrcit Tigers at Tampa.
March est. Louis Cardinals at Sara
sofa.
March 25-Rochester at Plant City.
March 27-Columbus Senators at Lake.
land.
March S0-CoIumbus Senators at Sara
sofa.
Two games with Rochester at Sarasota,
dates to be set later.
April 5, 6 and Boston Red Sox at
Indianapolis.
April S-Detroit Tigers at indianapolis.
=
On April 9, In indianapolis, the
Indians will work out in the morn
ing and rest in the afternoon while
Ownie BuSh's White Sox and John
McGraw's Giants clash at Wash
ington park.
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With an entry Of better than 1870 teams,
the third annual Pot of Gold classic will
start at 3 p. m. today, with five teams
taking the drives. New squads will APP
pear at 5, and P. m. Sundays play
will be heavy, six full squads being Sched
uled to roll. On Saturday and Sunday
Dec. 81 and ~, the balance of the entry
will take the drives.
A 400 scratch doubles sweepstakes will
be rolled on the Illinois, alleys Sunday,
the first squad taking the drives at /
p. m. New squads will roll each hour.
BoWlers can roll as often as they like,
but partners must be changed each time.
The Hetherington -Brener, Architectural
Club and Vonneguts won three games from
the Tanner & Co., General Electric Sup
ply and H. J. Baker, as the Graybar Elec-
trlc, Brandt Bros. and Wege-stanford
took two from the Mothershead and Fit;
Peters in the A.. G. E. S. League Play on
the Pritchett alleys. Horn and Vaughn
of the Vonnegut team were over the 800
mark with totals of COZ and 6O4, respoc-
lively.
The final five games between the Mrs
Johns and Meyer and Reinhard and Stat
Ter of Terre Haute will be rolled in the
Hut" Sunday, Dec. %.
After catching the, Hedelman Candy
kins- Rebabbitt team of the Washington
League. new city champions, forged to
the front by taking three from the
Wheeler Lunch while the Heffelman team
lost one to the Coca-Cola. other games
resulted in a three-time win for the In
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Wabash, H. A. C. Swim
at KirShbaum Center

The pool has been changed for
the Wabash college HooSier Athletic
Club swimming meet that is sched-
uIed for tonight Due to the fact
the club tank will not be available,
the meet will be held at Kirshbaum
Community Center, 2314 North Me-
idian street.
The meet will begin promptly at
s D. m. and events will be run of
in the same order as was planned
before. Officials and others con-
nected with the meet are urged to
be there early.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-14
Stove League Chatter
BY EDDIE ASH

w phenom of the Cleveland
pitching staff, is not going to be
easy to sign for the 1880 season.
Coming up from the Three-I League
he was given $4,000 for 1929. The
club bosses offered to double that
figure for the next campaign and
Terrell baked and demanded $1,000.
And when Cleveland agreed, Terrell
again baked.
Wesley, a brother of Catcher Rick
Terrell of the Browns, won twenty
one games and lost ten last summer,
and was extremely effective against
tough opposition. Lew Fonseca,
Cleveland first sacker, is said to
have been promised $4,000 next
season.
VXTHAT nice paying racket
w Jim Mullen Chicago pro-
moter, is making out of Art Shires'
pugilistic career" And the town is
falling for it. The main task of the
promoter is to avoid matching Art
with somebody likely to beat him.
1t won't be long until the gamblers
get in on the deal and then base
ball boss Lands will reach out and
put finger on Shires.
MYTH a swarm of Shires "chal-
w lengers" in baseball and
football seeking publicity and cash,
the story again is recalled regard
ing Pitcher RUDE Vickers and the
late Larry Mclean, catcher, when
they were in the Coast League.
Both boosted of pugilistic skill and
a friend went to Vickers and de-
clared:
he can fight. Let's take some boxing gloves
to the park this afternoon and drop them
on the home plate"
What if he picks them up2" asked
vickers, and the proposal was dropped.
y
Howard Shanks, coach with Cleve-
land, is i'll with pneumonia in the
east. After big league career,
Shanks performed with Louisville In
the A. A. for time.
Ut is said Connie Mack thinks
l. highly of Eric McNair, shortstop
obtained from the hot belt. In fact
reports say Mack believes the lad
will make good and eventually crowd
out Joe Boley. Anyway, the young
ster will be carried next season.
Tony Cuccinello, rated at $4,000,
was passed up by the st. Louis
Cardinals two years ago when the
youth was with Danville in the
Three-I League, one of the Cardinal
farms. That was one break for Gin
cinnau.
Ivy Wingo is going back to work.
Until recently coach with the
Cincy Reds, the veteran has signed
to catch part time and also coach
young pitchers with Atlanta.
CowBoY JONES, with a reputa-
~ ton as real slugger, has
been added to the Toledo roster. He
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Rudolph Chalks Up Records
to Take Pocket Cue Lead
Chicago Wizard Makes Run of II and Clicks Off Match
in Four Innings at Detroit

aged 1878 points per inning for the
375 points he has totaled in nine
teen innings. He ran out in thirty
seven minutes and in his last 100
points has not missed call ball.
A feature of the performance was
that it was the thirteenth game of
the tournament and was made on
Friday the 18th.
Two games we're played Friday
afternoon with Pasquale Natalie and
Marcel Camp being the winners.
Camp took possession of second
place by turning back Joseph j. Nc
Cam, 125 to ia, and Natalie de-
feated Onofrio Lauri, 125 to IS.
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Trojans lO-7 Choice in Big
Football Battle on Coast
Carnegie Tech Figured Badly Handicapped by Extremely
Warm Weather; Coach Steffen Confident However.

the under dog" Steffen said. at
plays better when it is. We came
here expecting to win, and don't be
surprised If we do"
Steffen admitted that the warm
weather caused his chief pre-game
worry. His team was in excellent
physical and mental condition, but
the idea of playing sixty minutes of
football under broiling sun wasn't
appealing.
Stefen pointed out that his eleven
last played in the snow and ice
against New York university.
Officials at Southern California
predicted crowd of $4,000 consid-
erably under capacity.
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Bp United Press

BIZ United Press
DETROIT, Dec. 14.-Erwin Ru-
dolph, Chicago, holds two worlds
records and claims at least three
others as result of a sensational
victory over Spencer Livsey of Los
Angeles in the worlds championship
pocket billiard tournament here Fri
day night.
Rudolph broke the worlds mark
of 101 for high run with an unf1n-
ished effort of III and went out in
four innings, beating the other
mark of five innings for 125-point
game, which was held jointly by at
least four other players. Rudolph
won by 125 to minus 2.
Rudolph, who sets the pace in the
tournament with three victories in
as many games played, has aver
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-14
Ohio u. .ELeUen
to Play Butler

One of the seven major undefeat-
ed, united football teams of 1929,
Ohio university, will open the 1880
Butler university season at the bowl,
Athletic Director George (Potsy)
Clark announced Thursday. The
game will be played Oct. 4, one week
preceding the Illinois game at
Champaign.
One open date remains on the
card, for Oct. Is. The remainder of
the schedule follows:
Oct. 25. De Paw, here; Nov. L. Wabash,
there; Nov. 8, LoyOla Of New Orleans
there; Nov. IS, Haskell Indians, here; Nov.
81 Marquette, there.
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Did You Know
That

CMEAD JOLLEY is making
- his new owners, the Chi
cago White Sox, happy If they
have been reading of his ex-
PLOTS in California winter play.
The big outflelder recently
purchased by the Sox IS hitting
the apple at a $50 clip. In
one stretch of five games he
poled seven home runs.
Joe Smith, midget manager OF
Tommy Loughran. is on the
warpath because Gene Tunney
said "Loughran lacked knowl-
edge of the finer points OF box
ing" Smith wants to know
why Gene avoided Tommy
after receiving a boxing lesson
in 1922. 80 Three rifle volleys
were fired over the grave and
taps were blown on an Army
bugle as the casket bearing the
body of Fuzzy Woodruff, World
war veteran and noted sports
writer of Atlanta, was lowered
in Crestlawn cemetery, Atlanta.
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St. Philips FiUe
Plays Kirshbaun1

The undefeated Kirshbaum net
tiers will play the strong st. Philips
basketball team at Kirshbaum CEN
ter, Sunday night. Both these teams
have hung up enviable records this
wear and the coming game promises
to be a real thriller.
In the curtain-raiser the Kirsh-
baum Bulldogs meet Phi Beta Deltas
of Indiana U. There will be a dance
after the games.
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osgood, 27: North Vernon, 1s.
Daleville, 43; Desota. ID.
Nappanee. 80: South Bend. Is.
Plymouth, 80; Michigan City. IS.
Goshen. AZ; Elkhart, 10.
Knox. 20; Pulaski, %.
Mill Greek. IS; Union Township, Is.
North Liberty. 40; Lapaz, 8.
Jackson, as; Union, y.
Walton, 80; Camden, 20.
Greentown, 81; Galveston, 20.
CLAW (Howard). 81; West Middletown, %.
Converse. "a: Lafontaine, "A.
Flora, 2s: Burlington, Is.
Young America, %; Lincoln, %.
scircleyille, 80: Forest. 20.
Peru. At; Monticello. 81. -
Marion Al South Side ut. Wayne), 81.
windfan, 80; Gas City, 20.
Jonesboro, SO; Sweetser, 20.
Hammond. 81 Froebel Gary, 50.
Hammond Tech, Is; Wallace Gary. IL.
Valparaiso, 80; Roosevelt EAST Chi
eva Washington East Chicago. 2s; Whit
Yorktown, IS; Mooreland. 20.
Ridgeyille. 81; Union City, rs.
Castor, IS; Matthews. 2S.
Madison township, "a: Dunkirk, IS.
Garrett So; Waterloo, 20.
Butler. 81: Columbia City. 30.
Kendsllviile. So: warsaw. is.
Central ut. Waynel. 43; North Side
ct. Wayne}s II
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-14
Colorado Signs
Missouri EleUen

By United Press
BOULDER, Col, Dec. 14.-The
first intersectional football game
scheduled by a Rocky Mountain
Conference team in many years has
been arranged between the Univer-
sity of Chicago and the University
of Missouri. A two-year home-and-
home contract, beginning next year
was signed.
The first game will be played at
Columbia on Oct. 4, 1880, and the
Tigers will travel here for return
engagement on Oct. II, 1881.
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BY GEORGE H. BEALE
United Press stan Correspondent

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 14.-Favored
to win, the Trojans Of Southern
California, will clash with the Tar
tans of Carnegie Tech here today
in the first east-west football game
to be played on tie coast this
Seaon.
Comparative records and the
weather forecast contributed to
place Southern California on the
long end of 10-to-7 betting Odds
Except for the weather, the situa-
ton pleased Coach Steffen and his
eastern athletes.
I'm glad my team has been made
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-14
TED LEWIS VICTOR

OD LONDON, Dec. 14.-Ted Lewis,
former worlds welterweight boxing
champion, defeated Johnny Bash
am. former European welterweight
champion, on a technical knockout
in the third of a scheduled ten
round bout Friday night. The fight
was stopped to save Basham from
further punishment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-14
MOORE DEFEATS WEST
Wins Six-Round Decision; Billy
Shaw Beats AL Crisp.

BH United Press
DETROIT, Dec. IA Jimmy
Moore, San Francisco Negro mid
dleweight, won a six-round decision
from Indian Tiger West, Negro,
Cleveland. Bilyl Shaw, Detroit
won a decision from Al Crisp, Los
Angeles, in six rounds. Lou Scozza.
Buffalo light heavyweight, won IN
the fifth round on a foul from
George Courtney, Oklahoma City.
Scozza had ignored three low blows
previously.
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College Tits Tonight

Ball Teachers VS.. Indiana Central
at Muncie.
Concordia VS.. N. A. G. U, at Fit.
Wayne.
Valparaiso VS.. Crane, at Valpar-
also.
Purdue VS.. Washington of ST.
Louis, at Lafayette.
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CITY SCHOOLS
Muncie. as; Tech. "a.
Washington So; Danville, So.
Arcadia, as; Park School. g..
Cathedral. ~; Ben Davis, "a
CrispuS Attacks. AZ: CoYington (Ky.l, 20.
PittSboro, "a; Manual. 20.
OTHER RESULTS
Peru, At; Monticello, AZ.
Wiley (Terre Hautel, %; Clinton. is.
Nashville. "a: Christiansburg. Z.
Aurora, so; Hughes tCincinnatt), 3.
Greenfield, IS, Mt. Comfort, ~.
Flora. 30: Burlington. l3.
Oaklandon. 80; West Newton, II.
Morgantown 81; Unionytlle, 81.
Anderson. So: Frankfort. 80.
Planned. 34: Clayton, as.
Monrovia. 81: Mooresville. 80.
West Baden. IS: Paoli. a..
washington, ~: Vincennes "a
HUNTINGTON. 80: Auburn. So.
English, 3s De Paw. Is.
BIrdseye. So: Marengo, II.
La Porte. SIS: Mishawaka 20.
New Palestine, 50; ACTON: e.
Morristown. 80: Arlington. 20.
Goodland. So: Fowler. q.
waldron. 26: New Salem, "a.
Tipton, as: Noblesville. Il.
Columbus. 81: Franklin. %.
Greencastle. 81: Martinsyille. 81.
Carmel. %: Atlanta. 81.
Delphi. a. ElTood. -
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On H. S. Net Courts
GAMES CARDED TONIGHT
CITY SCHOOLS

GAMES CARDED TONIGHT
CITY SCHOOLS
Marion at Shortridge
Cicero at Manual.
Greenfield at Tech.
Central Catholic (Ft. wayne) at Cattle.
lral.
Washington at Center Gro:e.
Broad Ripple at BrownSburg.
OTHER SCHOOLS
Vincennes at Logansport.
Washington at Sullivan.
Brazil at Bloomington.
Seymour at Franklin.
Central eft. Wayne) at Angola.
Paramount at Kokomo.
Rochester at Jefferson (Eafayettel.
Columbia City at Warsaw.
Bosse tEvansvillel at Clinton.
Tell City at Reitz (EvanSville).
Button at North Manchester.
Decatur at South Side TIT. Waynel.
Delphi at Crreencastle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-14

II Emmy ROBERTS, above, local
IN basketball star, who is holding
down a regular forward position on
the South Side Turner quintet, will
be seen in action Sunday afternoon
when the Turner's stack up against
the powerful Cincinnati Big Four
squad, railroad champions, at
Turner hall.
Roberts was third high scorer in
the national tournament at Kansas
City last season. He possesses speed
galore, skill under the basket and is
strong on defense.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-14
Independent Net
Notes, Gossip

Lauter Boys Club basketball teams want
games. They are All-Stars, in the 20 TO
22-vear-oid class; Grays. IT to 10; Juniors,
Is to II. and Mdgets IL to g; The games
are to be played at home on Friday nights.
AIi-Stars desire games away from home
on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Call
pc. 364l and ask for z. B. Kelley.
wizards were defeated, 20 TO 10, by West
field Juniors. Yelton was best for the
Wizards. wizards want games with is
to l7-year elias for Saturday night, with
gym. Call Ha 1881. ask for Bill
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CALLED NO CONTEST

BIZ United Press
BOSTON, Dec. IA scheduled
ten-round nontitle fight between
Jackie Fields of Los Angeles, well
terweight champion and Gorilla
Jones of Akron, o., was halted in
the seventh round by Referee Joe
O'Connor and declared mo contest.
Buster Brown, Baltimore, outpointed
Frankie Moore, Boston, in eight
rounds.
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College Court Results

Butler, So; Manchester. %.
Butler. 20; N. A. G. A.. II.
Pittsburgh, IS; Indiana 81.
Notre Dame. So; Albion, II.
Yale. %; Wesleyan. 4.
Harvard, A; Boston u, 4; ...,.-.
sWartmore. "a; Phila. Coll. oSteopathy,
v Columbia. "a; N. Y. A. c., 20.
Pratt, SO; N. Y. Aggies, is.
St. Bonaventure. II; st. Lawrence. II.
button, 80; Ohio Northern, Is.
Albright A. Eiizssb5eth5toW,nI; 20; r..r "a
Cincinnati 50; Cedarville. rs.
Ashland, 90: Muskingum -.
MARYLAND, 81; w. g. M, %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-14
PELTZER AT MANILA

BV United Press
MANILA, P. L, Dec. 14.-Dr. Otto
Peltzer, famous German distance
runner, arrived here today from
Japan. DR.. Peltzer will appear in
several exhibition track events.
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Lawrenceburg. SO. woodward (Cincin-
wabash. IS; Lagro. 10.
Shelbyville. 81; Seymour, IS.
Bedford 81; Bloomington, %.
Alexandria. "a: Silent Hoosiers, Is
Rochester SO; Lebanon. 80. tovertime).
Mitchell. So: Orleans, 18.
Flat Rock. 81; Falkland. 10.
Batesville. 81: .Sunman, Is.
Jasper as: Boonville. II.
New Bethel so; Castleton. q.
Shoals, "a: Needmore, %.
Connersyille. 40: Rushville. rs.
Madison. %: Dupont. 19.
Pendleton. 40: Warren Central, 80.
Edinburg. 81; cambridge %.
LoganSport, SO: Newcastle, ~.
Brazil. %: Sullivan. 20.
Southport 80; Beech Grove, %.
New Market. "A; RusSelville, %.
Charlottesville. AS: Thorntown. 80:
Jackson Township 10; Romney. IL
Roachdale, IS: Ladoga, n (oyertlmel.
Scottsburg 80: Browntown. 20.
Parkshil. 20: Colfsx. %.
Brownsburg, ~: Spencer, 40
veedersburg. 80: Williamsport, IS.
Attica, 81: Kingman. 80
Darlington, 50; Wayeland, 20.
New Ross Sc: Whitestown, 81.
Linden rs: Waynetown. Is.
Bremen, IS; Bourbon, IS.
Kokomo. So; Morton tRichrnondl, IS.
Dyer, 81: Griffith. 80 tovertimel.
Petersburg, 40s Spurgeon, "a.
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PURPLE SWIMMERS WIN

Bu United Press
CHICAGO, Dec. 14.-Northwest-
ern swimmers defeated Michigan
state, 81 to %, here Friday night
The Purple took all but two first
placA6
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MuRDOCK GAINS VERDICT

By United Press
HOLLYWOOD, Dec. fiddle
Murdoch, Oklahoma, won a decision
over Charlie Cowboy" Cobb, San
Diego, in a slow ten-round match.
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MONDAY night, at Cadle tab
1V1 ernacle, Jack Reynolds, well
terweight wrestling title claimant,
will grapple Joe Pareli, consid-
cred a foremost mat performer.
In supporting matches Ralph Will
son will meet Coach Leslie Beers
of Purdue, and Henry Burke of
oregon will take on Thor Jensen,
a Finn from Chicago.
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LAYDEN REFUSES POST
Former Notre Dame Star Turns
Down Georgetown Offer.
Rn United Press

Bu United Press
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 14.-Elmer
Layden, Duquesne university foot
ball coach, announced that he had
refused the offer of Georgetown
university of Washington, D. c., to
become director of athletics and
head football coach of that institu-
ton, succeeding Lou Little. Layden
formerly was a member of Notre
Danes -Four HorSemen."
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Results of Friday H. S. Basketball Games Over Hooser State

Stillweu. 10: Hanna. 1s.
Parker. AZ; Farmland. 10.
ossiar 40: Petroleum. 81.
liberty Center, %; Lancaster Center, Il.
Rock Greek. so: Markle, 70. 49,,
GARFIELD (Terre Haute). 50; jason
Piiey' 80; Normal (Terre Hautel, rs.
prairie creek, rs; Fairbanks, II.
RockviIle 49, Marshall. 90.
Biackhawk %; Fontanet. IL.
Glenn. SO; Tech (Terre Haute1, 10.
Mecca. ~: Vanburen. IS. =,
Bloominrdale, IS: Green township. 70.
ScircieviiIe. 50: Forest, 20.
Mulberry. n; Jackson township, 81.
Prairie township. 40; Jefferson tClin-
toni. 80. - "a
west Lafayetta, 90: Dayton, IS.
Darlington, 80; Wayeland. 20.
Chalmers. IS: oxford, 81.
Raub, 81; Wadina. IS.
West Lebanon. AZ: wallace. 20
Boswell. 90: Freelsnd Park, ID.
Brook. a: Morocco, IL.
Coodland So: Fowler. 81.
Jackson i9: Romney. II. -
Pine Village, Al; JEFFERSON tChh1on
Eari park. 80: Pine township. 2s.
Battle Ground. 50: Monitor. 81; =.
New Richmond. SO; WaYnstoWn, 50
grnokston. as: walcott Is
Montmorenca. 81. ostesssaas ~
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YOUNG CORBETT WINS

BIZ United Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IA
Young Corbett of Fresno won a de-
cision over Tommy Elks, welter-
weight champion of Mexico, in ten
rounds.
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Decatur, 40: Berne. 10.
Middletown, A.; Kennard, 81.
Alexandria, "a; Silent Hoosiers, rs.
Lapel. 81: Markleville, IS.
Central Catholic ut. Wayne), So; st.
Mary'S (Anderson), IS.
Summitville, 50; Mt. Summit, rs.
Montpelier. %; Warren, "a.
Portland, IS; Albany, IA
Harrison, %; Central, 10.
jackson, Al; Jefferson, 40.
Knightstown Orphans Home, rs;
Eaton. o.. 81: Lanier. 10.
Cambridge City, 80; Liberty, IS.
st. Andrews (Richmondl. Is; Spartan
burg. 80.
Hagerstown, 2s; Fountain City, "a.
Centerville As; Williamsburg, 70.
Boston "a; whitewater, %.
Lewisburg, 81: Dixon. 9.
Lynn, 81: Wayne, 20.
louisville, 50: New Lisbon. ID.
Everton. 80: Bentonville. Is.
Falrview, A: Orange. ~.
Jefferson, 40; jackson, Al.
Summerville, o.. 40: College Corner, 80.
cicero. 10; Newcastle (Bl. 20.
Cadiz. %: Sulphur Springs. %.
KniEhtstovn, 81; Carthage. IL.
Middletown, 81; Kennard. "a.
Union Mills 40; Lacrosse. Il.
Kingsbury. SO: Rolling Prairie, -.
North Judson. IS; Royal Center 50.
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Fourth Race Isl. 200: handicap; all ages;
six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1903; War Insti-
gator, 108: Inception, lie; Uncommon Cold
l09; Paul Bunyan. 113; (al zacaweista. no;
Bramabiau. 104.
1aGThree D Stock Farm entry.
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Seventh Race Isl 600; claiming: 3-yeart-
ia is; jim jim Bell iOs; Sentry Lass, 80; VII,
liam Penn. 1903; La Paloma. 1o4; Bashdiul
Frank HGsswley. iI6; Red Blaze. 1o8; Last
Cent. I0S: Far Away 198; Gay Lot srd
1903; Misnomer. 1os; Business, los; Temp
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Sixth Race $1,000; claiming; 3-year-
olds and up: mile and sixteenth -EsSaise.
lot: Bridegroom. 1o6; Laundryman. 1q3:
Stage Struck, liz; Play B. l0s.
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Ionesl-Revelle Bow. 1917 BlameSless, 1903;
Theo Red. 1903; Red Mountain. l04; JUS
tina, LOT: Jar. los.