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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26
Franklin and
Tech in Tilt
Here Tonight
TangIe at Armory; Arsenal
Five Trims Morton
of Richmond.

The powerful Technical high
school basketball squad was back
in Indianapolis today ready to do
battle with Fuzzy" Vandivier's
Franklin high schoolers at the
Armory tonight. The Arsenal five
hung up another victory Friday
night, this time at the expense Of
Morton of Richmond, 20 to "a.
The indianapolis team led at the
half, 10 to 8, and spurted near the
end of the game to stay ahead Of
the Richmond team. Bert Davis led
the locals scoring drive.
The Campbell team displayed too
much speed for Morton. A capacity
crowd is expected to mill its way
into the Armory for tonight's clash.
Summary.
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Bp United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 26,-A heavy
weight elimination bout between
Jack Sharkey and Young Stribling
at Miami Beach on Feb. q has
been assured by victories of the
prospective conbatants in their
bouts Friday night
OF the two, Sharkey had the
tougher time, as he ran into tartar
in the person of K. o. Christner, of
Akron, O., whom he outpointed with
difficulty here. while Stribling was
knocking out Ralph Smith down in
New Orleans.
The Bostonian's victory before a
record crowd in Madison Square
Garden was achieved by belated
rally, after the former rubber pud-
dler had piled up a lead in the
early rounds.
While Sharkey failed to stop his
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26

COLLEGES
Butler, IS: De PAW, 20.
Adrian lMich.l. a; Huntington, 81.
McKendree. 40; Evansville, IS.
VincenneS, SO; Rose Poly, IS.
Loyola (Chicago}. 40; Valparaiso. 81.
CITY HIGH SCHOOLS
Technical, %; Richmond, "a.
Washington. 80; Shortridge. 80. lover
Ben Davis. rs; Broad Ripple, IS.
Cathedral, 81; Shelbyville Catholic, IS.
Edinburg, az; Manual, 26.
!Crispus Attacks. SO; Lincoln Evans
STATE HIGH SCHOOLS
Avon, So; Llzton, 81.
Advance, 81; Danville, IS.
Brownstown, so: Vallonia 80
Beech Grove, az; Valley Mills, rs.
Bedford. 81; Washington, 80.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26
No CHAIN HAEIT HERE
Yankees Have No Intention of Ex-
tending Minor League Holdings.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The New
York Yankees have no intentions of
extending their minor league hold
ings along the lines of the st.
Louis Cardinals at present, accord
ing to Secretary Ed Barrow.
The world champions have de-
cided not to purchase the Syracuse
franchise of the New -PennSyl-
vania league.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26
Chicago WeIter Meets Fields Mon
day; Dundee May Meet Victor.

CHICAGO Jan. 26.-The National
Boxing Associations attempt to
force champion Joe Dundee to de-
fend his welterweight title has
brought into prominence the Jackie
Fields-Jack Mccarthy fight to be
held here Monday night.
From this fight may come Dun
dee's next opponent. Right now,
Fields is rated as a logical opponent
and McCarthy's real chance to DEM
onstrate ability comes when he
meets Fields.
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Hosier left the Fairview five with
a 19-to-9 advantage as the half
ended.
The visitors gave the Bulldogs an
interesting battle and the large
crowd received many thrill. Two
Of De Pauw's star players, Loveless
and Stone, were elected from the
game on personal fouls early in the
second stanZa.
Hildebrand, Hosier and Bugg
played great ball for the home boys,
while Stunkel, Loveless and Mountz
looked good for the Tigers. Sum-
mary:
n.
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WINS IN THIRD

hN Unltfu PTF68
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 26.-A slow
moving, six-foot four-inch giant
from the Pacific coast u the latest
knockout victim of Young Stribling,
Georgia heavyweight.
Referee Jimmy Moran stopped the
fight between Stribling and Ralph
Smith in the third round, after the
latter had ben down five times dur
ing the fight and was cut on his
feet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26
BAN GOES UP TONIGHT
Entry Blanks for Sunday School
Event Must Go In Mails

Entry blanks for the third annu-
al city Sunday school basketball
tournament must be in the mails
not later than midnight, it has been
announced. The event will be held
Jan. 81, Feb. and 2 at Tomlinson
hall.
Additional information can be Sc,
cured by calling Miller L. Keller this
evening at He. 1898 between 6 and
8 p. m.
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AILaces Champ

BIZ United Press
BOSTON, Jan. 26.-The world
- would have a new welter-
weight champion today If Joe
Dundee of Baltimore had riSked
his title in his ten-round bout
with sturdy Al Mello of Lowell
in the Boston Garden Friday
night.
In thirty minutes of as furi-
Gus fighting as this city ever
has seen, the New England
welter overwhelmed the cham
pion, flooring him twice for
counts of nine and capturing
all but four rounds.
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Real Silk S. c. defeated the Donaelly's
of Charlottesville, IS to g. 1t was the
Real silks sixteenth victory of the sea-
son. The winners were behind at the half
Is to IL. Wectsler starred for the win
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26

Madison Avenue NJ E. Juniors are stag
ing tournament Feb. and teams de-
string to enter write Vincent Schaefer,
807 Msrkwood avenue. The tourney is
open to teams in the 1l-1S-year-old class.
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ELETTsyILE TOURNEY

BIZ Times Special
ELLETTSVILLE, Ind, Jan. &c.
ElIsttsville's third invitational high
school basket tourney was to be
played here today. Two local teams.
"A" and "B" squads. Stinesville,
Coal City, Quincy. Freedom, Plain
vile and unionviIle were entered.
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The indianapolis Big Four five
went down to defeat Thursday night
at the Hoosier A. c. gym at the
hands OF the Buick quintet Of Flint.
Mich. "a to ~. Wamplef starred
for the visitors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26
sHAWKEY is OPTIMISTIC
Bob to Undergo Operation for Re-
naovaI Of Clipped Bone In Arm

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.--Boh Shaw
key, former New York Yankees
pitcher, who recently returned from
baseball tour Of Japan with Ty
Cobb, will enter st. Vineent's hos
pital Monday to undergo an opera
ton for the removal Of Clipped
bone from his right arm.
If the operation is successful,
Shawkey hopes to return to the ma
jors. He played with the Montreal
International League Club last sea-
snf1
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26
IN PAN-AMERICAN FINAL
Don Armstrong Meets Gus Noyotny
for Golf Ronors,
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
BILOXI, Miss, Jan. 26.-The
final match of the Pan-American
golf tournament was to be played
today, when Don Armstrong of
Aurora, Ill, defending champion,
met Gus Novotny, La Grange, Ill.
Novotny defeated Ross McDade,
Shreveport, La. three and two.
Armstrong beat G. Fred Lamprecht,
New Orleans, three and one.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26
HEAD FOR SOUTHLAND

CHICAGO, Jan. 26. - President
Charles A. Conliskey. and several
officials of the Chicago White Sox,
have departed for Florida for a
brief vacation before opening Of the
baseball training season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26
TIJUANA

1-Giad Alice Lady Seth. O'BoyIe.
2-Lloyd Brown. Dan D.. Carol.
S-Rapida. Lady Royal Molokai.
brian Kent. High Card. Quinine.
S-Engadine. Darius. Battle On.
6-Grehadier Guard. Tin Soldier. Millhand
7-Simony. Marghery. Short Price.
S-Biloxi, Topsy 5. Bluefish.
9-King Lehr. Shampoo. Shasta Monk.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26
JIMMY A HoLDoUr

BeJ United PTeS8
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26.-Jirn-
my Wilson, st. Louis Cardinals
catcher. has returned his contract
with the request it be increased sew
eral thousand dollars. Wilson plans
to go to Florida soon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26
BASEBALL MEN REPORT

BB IfWes NDfff1I
GREENCASTLE. Ind. Jan 26.-
Thirty-four men answered Coach
Gene Obert's first call fos candi-
dates for the 1929 De Paw baseball
team. Twelve OF the number are
letter men.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26
Washington FrUe
Noses Out S. HIS.

The scrappy Washington high
school team battled its way to a
S3-to-30 victory over Shortridge
Friday night in a thrilling overtime
struggle at the S. H. s., gym. The
regulation playing time ended with
the count deadlocked at 2e-all.
The Continentals held a 13-to-10
lead at the half. The game was
fast and rough. Summary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26
FEATURE LEAGUE TILT
First Baptists Meet Memorials With
S. s. Lead at Stake.

First Babtist tonight may tie fos'
the lead of the Marion County
Sunday School League No. Q when
they clash with Memorial Baptist
at 1880 at the Pennsy gym in the
feature fray Of the leagues session.
At $50 Central Avenue M. e.
meets Old Bethel M. e. and at $50
Tabernacle Presbyterian plays the
University Heights Christians. The
leap1Ie standings.
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Big Four on
Top of City
Net Circuit
RaiIroaders Grab Lead as
WoodSide Merchants Are
Knocked Off.
CRY LEAGUE STANDING
" $ss: = a f.. s Sly

The Indianapolis Big -Four A. A.
today held the City Basketball
League lead, the result of Friday
nights circuit series at the Pennsy
gym,
The Marmons toppled the Wood
side Merchants out Of the undefeat-
ed class with 19-to-18 triumph and
the Railroaders stepped on top of
the loop as they downed the Bright
wood Big Four, % to 81.
The Link Belt five moved out Of
the cellar with a 30 to 81 victory over
the Meteors In the third game of the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26
FEATURE TRACK MEET
Wide, Barbuti and Edwards In Ma
sonic Games at New York.

RN United Press
NEW YOAK, Jan. 26.-With Ed
vim Wide, Ray Barbuti and Phil
Edwards as headliners and a. strong
supporting cast that includes many
of the leading track notables OF the
east. the Masonic games at the 102
Engineers armory tonight may
prove to be one of the outstanding
meets Of the early indoor season.
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+, ceived 100000. The loss sustained
by MaNddiSon Square Garden cor
poration was S155,7 19.
Tunney won on technical knock
out in the eleventh round and short
ly afterward announced his retire.
ment. fl
289 Bouts Promoted
Richard promoted 289 boxing
bouts during his career. He pro-
NOTED every big heavyweight bout
from 1910 with the exception of the
Willard johnson bout at Havana
and the Dempsey Gibbons bout at
Shelby.
Crowds, not individuals. were the
only ones who ever really knew Tex
Rickard. He had countless friends.
but few, If any of them, ever pene-
trated his calm, unrufi1ed front.
No sport. except golf. ever inter-
ested Richard. He never got cx-
cited about any Of the fights he
ever staged. It was his custom to
stand on the outskirts of the crowd
and pay little attention to what was
happening in the ring. He had a
seat in the front at the Garden, but
no one ever recalled having seen
him occupy it.
Fishing His Hobby
Once he left the arena before the
last round of a sensational fight to
phone friend about a fishing party.
He was very fond of fishing.
Richard was never happier than
when his eye coulS roam over
the huge gatherings he attracted
to his spectacles. He paid little at
tention to either of the two Demp-
sey- Tunney fights THE long
count" only concerned him in that
it left the way open for another
Dempsey Tunney b. It.
Gambling was a passion with him
whether the stakes were high or low,
He would sit al might in the Ear len
and bet 10 cents a bout on the
amateur boxing matches. He en-
joyed putting o nan Indoor golf
course and would rather win q
quarter from boxing writer than
| $4,000 from a millionaire.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26

INDIVIDUAL SCORING LEADERS
Birch, WoodSide.. SO Thompson, L. Belt IS
Britton, L. Belt. 30 Evans. Marmon. IS
Sayce. Marmon.. 81 Demmary. L. Belt "a
NEXT FRIDAYS SCHEDULE
WoodSide Merchants VS.. Big Four A. A.
Link Belt VS.. Brightwood Big Four
Marmop Motors VS.. Meteors
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Summary:
THOMPSON STOPS RED
Young Jack Knocks Out Herring In
Seventh Canto.

BIZ Dntted PTC88
BUFFALO, Jan. 25.-Young Jack
Thompson, San Francisco Negro
welterweight, scored a technical
knockout over Red Herring, Milwau-
Kee, in the seventh round of their
bout here Friday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26
CHICK SIGNS UP

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. Jan. 25.-Chick
Meehan has signed a contract to
coach the New York university foot
ball team for three more years.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26

NOBODY EVER BECAME A GREAT
FIGHTER BY CLINCHING. OR Even
A WINNING ONE. CHRISTNER GOT 4
GREAT BREAK AS A FIGHTER. HI
STARTED TOO LATE TO LEARN HOW
TO HOLD AND GRAB.
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T0DAY'S SELECTIONS
FAIRGROUNDS

bearing. Rhyme and Reason. Dante.
Hillary. Copper Shine. Goulash.
Slot Time, Golden Mac Edisto.
pigeon Hole, Boom, Ruane.
6-Lincoln Plaut, Lane Allen. Bocaratone
Gotham, Border Chief. Fire Chief.
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HAVANA

1-Gonwithim, Toiler, Panketa.
LUCKY Play. Chesterbrook. Jack Rieger
s-Irish Marine. Apostle. Sturdy Stella.
4-Bill McCabe. Cadet, Fireworks.
slack Biener. Single Star. King David.
6-Levoyant. Ibhy. Yachtsman.
Milford, Rocky Cliff, Paprtka
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26

Christner brought as much
fighting courage into the ring last
night as / ever saw in one man.
Stribling has never displayed this
same lust for battle. When he gets
hit he falls into clinch and stays
there until the storm clouds pass.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26
Semi-Pro, Amateur
Basketball

Crimson Stars defeated the st. Charles
d dgs OF bloomington, Ind, "a to IT, Stars
for s Feb ie 1s Match sn aS Cal Giq ass
vington 3359-R and ask for Bill or write
William Frobenius. 6l5 North Drexel ave-
nue.. Out-of-town teams take notice.
Hoosier Demons will meet the c. c. G.
iris OF New Albany Saturday night at
side Olympics meet the InsIey Manufactur-
ing Company team at 1880 in the curtain
raiser.
y, NJ. s. defeated the Universals. ~ to
rs. in fast game. Y. L. S. trounced the
Edwin Edwin ESy girls, "A to 4 -, in curtain;
Johnny Rice. have won eight games and
lost two.
Madison Avenue NJ e. juniors are stag
ing a tournament Feb. 3 and teams de-
string to enter write Vincent Schaefer,
e07 Markwood avenue. The tourney, Is
open to teams in the il-ls-year-old class.
Real Silk s. c. defeated the Donnelly,s
Ct Crs sgia' Is to g. It was the
son, The winners were behind at the half,
Is to II. Wectisler starred for the WIN
nerS.
Buddies Club annexed their sixteenth
straight victory Thursday night at the
Merchants. IS to IS. The Buddies i are urls
defeated and challenge. the winner Of the
Schbaum-Y. NJ. II. A. game for q con-
test to decide the Jewish championship Of
Indianapolis.
Fast stepping Illinois Street Ramblers
defeated the Crimson Stars, 80 to 81
Ramblers claim the city Championship in
the l3-I5-year-old class. Ramblers desire
games with teams having access to gyms
write. Ralph Waiss. l0A6 South Illinois
street.
uarxan xzyart, uav,tx riefaata,4 tha W, -, :
ington wolverines 81 to IS. Teams play-
ing in the 14-1e-year-oid class and having
access to gyms write Forrest Carroll. r r.
H. Box % G.. Indianapolis.
The girls state basketball tourney viii
be held at Liberty hall. Feb. ~ and %.
All teams wishing to enter the event
write Harreil Parr. 1855 Park avenue.
Riverside Olympics added another VIC
tory to their string when they defeated
the Hnly Trinity FIVE. 80 70 10.
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To my mind Sharkey hasn't
fought an impressive fight since
Dempsey stopped him with those
Low body blows more than a year
ago. There's a ring fiction that
once Dempsey stops you, with high
ones or low ones, you never are
the same.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26

DnOTING the Kentucky Blue
4 Moon Tigers here Sunday for
basket clash with the South Side
Turner'S at Turner gym will be
Mullaney, captain, one of the best
meters in the Blue Grass state.
He leads formidable outfit made
up of former Southern Confer
ence stars such as EULER, Eifer
and CIum. A party of Louisville
rooterS will accompany the Tigers.
In the curtain raiser Sunday at
2, Blue Moon Dolls will tackle the
Hoosier Demons, a trophy to go to
the girl team winner. It probably
will be the biggest Sunday after
noon of the season at Turner gym.
A galaxy of stars will be with the
four teams.
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MIAMI

55-6svisy; sweet , LacT T,sa Eeigh Thorne.
S-Our Own, Acme Sun Bride,
4-Anaconda. Runaway Princess, EIoise
5-Copiapo. Clean Play. Fleeing Fire
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Notp Dame Northzgeern nix in Feat1g Basket Eucouey
Talking
1T OVER
WITH JOE WILLIAMS

Anew YORK, Jan. 26.-What FOX
IN a spell threaten to develop
into one of the longest and largest
headaches in history was relieved
I'D In the Garden last night when
Jack Sharkey came to life long
enough 10 edge his way to win
over K. o. Christner Of Akron, o,
In ten rounds.
n
While Sharkey was in there be-
batting with himself whether TO
walk out on the vulgar Christner
person or hang around and fight
with him the miII;onaires who are
backing the impending boxing ex-
pertinent on the shares of Miami
Beach with their money, moral
and social support suffered wide
variety of mental torments.
II
THE SCENE IN THE GARDEN WAS
QUITE TOUCHING AS THE MILLION I-
FRONT WITH SOLEMN MEMS AND
WATCHED CHRIsTNER PASTE SHARKEY
ALL AROUND THE RING. JAMES /.
The GARDEN oRDERLIEs TorsAN ADJ
JAcENT DRUG STORE FOR HEADACHE
POWDERS.
OOLONEL JOHN HAMMOND
~ spent a large part of the eve
ming bouncing in and out of his pew
and comforting with the news re-
rorters at the ringside. In a hoarse,
faltering voice ne would ask: How
is it gong now?"
At the end Of the fifth round
when he was told Christner had
won four rounds and that the
other was even. The gentleman's
military figure crumpled. Right
then and there anybody could
have bought the Sharkey- Stribling
fight from the Colonel for an old
straw hat and butchers apron.
u
BUT FROM THE FIFTH ON sHARKEY
BECAME A DIFFERENT FIGHTER AND AND
',HE EIGHT TOOK s ON p5srN RIF IN THE
FIqHT WAS HIS. AT THAT. CHRIST
NER COULD HAVE WoN, WOMB, BY ,, TAR1NG
+ Fly VAS EsT TH al ch t5 Eo'-N' ''''ND'
CON1E of the customers seemed to
} think he won anyway. Maybe
ne did. 1t is not always easy to
ore = close fight properly. I
aoughC Christner had all the bet
Ter of the first part of the fight and
that Sharkey had all the better OF
the last part. And that in the final
sum up Sharkey had a fairly sub
stantial winning edge.
To my mind Sharkey hasn't
fought an impressive fight since
Dempsey stopped him with those
Low body blows more than a year
ago. There's a ring fiction that
once Dempsey stops you, with high
ones or low ones, you never are
the same
SHARKEY LOOKED NO BETTER THAN
ORDINARY LAST NIGHT AGAINST A
COMPARATIVE NOVICE WHOSE RECON-
MENDATIoNS AS "A FIGHTER ARE A
HARD RIGHT HAND TO THE HEAD AND
BODY EVER BROUGHT INTO THE
RING.
XXTHAT will happen to Jack
w against Stribling is some
thing else. Christner had no trou-
BILE reaching him with right hand.
II Stribling has anything at all be-
sides his wrestling holds it is right
hand-an overland right that is
Just about as powerful as Christi
ner's, besides being more accurate.
= q
Christner brought as much
fighting courage into the ring last
night as / ever saw in one man.
Stribling has never displayed this
same lust for battle. When he gets
hit he falls into a clinch and stays
there until the storm clouds pass.
NOBODY EVER BECAME A GREAT
FIGHTER BY CLINCHING. OR EVEN
A WINNING ONE. CHRISTNER GOT A
STARTED TOO LATE TO LEARN HOW
10 HOLD AND GRAB.
THE LIFE OF
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Copyright. 1929. by United Press

4 CROWD of $4,000, the larg-
"A est ever to see a sporting
event in the United States, paid
$2,656,253.72 to see Tunney retain
his title against Dempsey in Chr
cago.
Statistics on the second Dempsey
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RIPPLE FIVE D0WNED
Locals Lose Close Struggle to Ben
Davis Outfit

Ben Davis, newly crowned Mar
ion county champion, defeated
Broad Ripple Friday night. rs to Is
in an exciting struggle. Summary:
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26

Y. NJ. s. defeated the Universals, ~ to
rs, in a fast game. Y. L. S. trounced the
Edwin Ray girls. IA to 4. in a curtain
raiser. Y. NJ. s.. under the direction of
Johnny Rice. have won eight games and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-01-26

Warren Black Hawks defeated the WASH
ington wolverines. 81 to IS. Teams play
ing in the I4-ie-year-oid class and having
access to gyms write Forrest Carroll, r r.
H. Box % G. Indianapolis.
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The girls state basketball tourney VIII
be held at Liberty hall. Feb. y and %.
All teams wishing to enter the event
write HarTell Parr. 1855 Park avenue.
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THE LIFE OF TEX RICHARD
Reaches Promotion Peak With Second Tunney-
Dempsey Scrap; Shows Little interest in Actual
Fighting in Ring; Fishing His Favorlte.
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press staff Correspondent

XIV
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MANUAL is NosED OUT
BIZ Times Special

Edinburg Man Sinks Winning Point
After Game Is Over
BIZ Times Special
EDINBURG, Ind, Jan. 26.-A free
throw made after the game had
ended, gave Edinburg 27-to-26
victory over Manual, of Indian$po-
lis, here Friday night in a genuine
thriller. Richards was fouled as the
gun went OFF. He sank the foul toss
to win the contest. Summary:
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IRISH WIN HANDILY
Cathedral Has Little Trouble With
SbelbyviIIe Team

Cathedral swept to a 32-to-15 vic
tory over Shelbyville Catholic Fri
day night at the Irish gym. The
visiting quintet was outclaSsed.
SUMMARY:
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ZIG Four DEFEATED

Riverside Olympics added another VIC
tory to their string when they defeated
the Holy Trinity i've. 80 TO 10.