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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-03
BY DIXON STEWART
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, April Bobby
Jones spectacular victory at Au-
gusta closed the winter golf season
and golfdom is now looking forward
to its next important event-an in
vasion of Great Britain in an at
tempt to make a clean sweep of
English titles.
The invasion starts April % with
the sailing of women's team
headed by Glenna Collett. Bobby
Jones and his Walker cup team will
follow. April 80, and by the end Of
May most Of Americas best ANA
teurs and professionals will be
competing abroad.
Jones' performance at Augusta
showed that he is at the top of his
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-03
Butler Thinlies
in TRAN gular
Meet Saturday

Butler universitys track squad to-
day continued preparations for the
triangular meet with State Normal
and Indiana Central at Fairview
Saturday afternoon. 1t will be the
Bulldogs first appearance on their
home cinders in three years.
Coach Herman Phillips will de-
pend on outstanding performers for
most Of the Blue points. Captain
Joe Sivak is expected to try for a
fast record in the mile in inaugu-
rating the new Butler track. Close
competition is expected between
Nelson, Buffers star jumper who
recently bettered the worlds record,
and Smith of Indiana Central.
TempletOn, Strahl and Puett are
Buffers outstanding competitors in
the field events. Allen looks best
in the dashes and Knisley in the
hurdles. Brock, Allen and Sunman
will compete in the quarter with
Urban. Kistler and Seeright in the
half-mile run, and Jones in the
tWO-mile.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-03
US. Stars to Attempt Clean
Sweep of British Golf Titles
Bobby Jones, Genna CoIiett to Lead Teams in nterna
tonaI Matches and Journeys.

game and gave rise to the hopes of
the United States making a clean
sweep in mems events.
Bobby hopes to lead his team to
victory in the Walker cup matches
at Sandwich, May IS and 16, and is
pointing especially to the British
amateur at st. Andrews, May 20
the only major tournament he has
failed to win.
Most Of the amateurs also will 1e-
main in England for the British
open, which starts June Is at Hoy
Lake. Reinforced by numerous pro-
fessionals, they will make a strong
bid to retain the title which has
been won by Americans nine times
in the past ten years.
British and United States wom-
ems teams meet at Sunningdale
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-03
Jena Squad
Dark Horse
of TOurney
Third Round Play Today;
Pre- Tourney FaVoriteS
Advance.
BY BERT DEMBY
United Press staff CORRESPONDENT

CHICAGO, April 3. - Sixteen
teams, ten of them from below the
A1ason-Dixon line, swung into the
third round Of the twelfth annual
national interscholastic basketball
tournament today with all early ia
vorites still in the running and a
real dark horse" as a trouble maker.
OF the pre-tourney favorites,
Denton and Athens CTex), Wheat
land CWyo) and Kavanaugh (Ky)
have created the best impressions.
But of the thirty-six starters the
team which catapulted itself INTO
the dark horse" position and Gre
ated more discussion than all the
favOrites combined was from Jena.
La, a tiny hamlet in the central
part of the state which doesn't
even possess an indoor court.
The team reached the quarter
finals last year and wasn't equal 70
going further because it had no tall
men. But it came here this year
with a lanky yOungster who makes
it his business to get under the goals
and take the rebounds
Then the Louisianans have Spar
lie Wade, quite the best field gen
eral and one of the best guards in
the tourney.
The hopes Of Athens and Denton
teams which fought it out five times
in Texas this year (Athens won four
but lost in the state tournament to
Denton, which won the Texas title),
appear to vie in size and shooting
ability.
Other teams which looked well
were BraseIton, Ga; Ely, New; Lins-
~ institute of Charleston, w. Va,
and COrinth, Miss.
Pairings today follow.
Braselton. Ga, VS. Kavanaugh. Ky.
Denton, Tex. VS. St. Johns Military
Academy. Delaheld Wis
Durham. n G.. VS.. Wheauand. Wvo.
Morgan Park High of Chicago, vs..
New Brunswick. N j. VS.. Ely. New.
Lakel2Fd. Fla. vs. Jena. La.
LiuSlv, w. Va. VS.. Corinth. KY
Athens. Tex, vs.. Y. NJ. c. A. High of
Chicago.
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Denver Star
Grabs Second
A.B.C. Berth
BIZ Tnifc1 Pres

BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND, O., April 3,-The
biggest crowd to attend a single ses-
sion of the thirtieth annual Amer
lean Bowling Congress is expected
to fight for an eyeful Of the activ-
tiles to be carried on by the w. w.
Springborns, Collinwood Shales and
fourteen other crack Cleveland out
fits tonight.
The west furnished the only
bowlers able to break into the lead
ers Wednesday. From Denver, Colo,
came Harold Asplund to crash the
timber for a mighty 720 total for
second place in the singles and a
nine-game count of 1886 for fifth
in the all-eyents division.
w. Mills Of Pontiac, Mich, took
fourth in the all-events with 1912.
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May l. The English team is highly
regarded, but will be forced to play
excellent golf to defeat Miss Collects
aggregation, which includes such
stars as Maureen circuit, Virginia
Van VIE, Helen Hicks and others
who have shown we'll in winter COM
petition. Glenna Collett is recog-
nized in England as one Of the best
women golfers, and in the absence
of Joyce Wethered may start as IA
vorite in the British women'S cham
pionship at Formby, May u. The
British women's title has never been
won BY an American.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-03
Three Schools
in Meet Friday

Beech Grove and Westfield will
compete in triangular track and
field meet at the Shortridge athletic
field at 3 p. m Friday. It not only
is the first meet of the season for
the three teams but also is the first
year Cathedral and Beech Grove
have been represented on the
cinderS.
Cathedral appears "i-ong in the
dash events with Los-n, Stout and
Sweeney running the 100 and 22O
yards events. Lee appears best of
the Cathedral distance men. Min
ton viii run the 440 for the Irish.
Wooley. Andrews, Kelley and Ford
are Cathedral's entries in the
hurdles and field events.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-03
NET STALLING OPPOSED

BH Tnited Press
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, April 3.-Re-
suits of QUESTIONABLE sent out by
Coach Craig Ruby of the University
of Illinois disclosed today that two
thirds of the high school basketball
coaches in Illinois are opposed to
Stalling during cage games.
The survey revealed that in about
three fourths of the games stalling
occurs
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-03
Wabash Nine
Plays Purdue

LAFAYETTE, Ind, April 3.-Pr-
due and Wabash baseball teams will
open their seasons here Friday. They
also will clash here Saturday.
Both teams have been hampered in
their practice sessions by Indictment
weather. Coach Scholler of Wabash
has four veterans in his lineup.
Coach Lambert of Purdue has a
speedy infield and heavy hitting
outfeld, but his mound staff is only
fair.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-03
PALFREY IS FAV0RITE

BIZ United Press
CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. April 3.
Quarter final play in the national
girls indoor singles tennis cham
pionships began here today on the
Longwood covered courts. Sarah
Palfrey of Brookline, favorite to
capture the title, which she lost to
her sister Mianne after winning in
1927 and 1928, meets Helen Boehm
of Maiden today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-03

TTERE is Midget Mike ODowd Of
l. i Columbus, o., posed with his
fve-year-old son, Mike Jr. ODowd
comes to the Armory next Tuesday
night to meet Tracy Cox, local
featherweight, in the ten-round
feature, and the scrap promises to
be thriller. In their former meet
ing, in Columbus last fall, the
Midget gained a decisive win over
Cox. Legion fight officials are
calling attention to the fact that
this is Midget Mike ODowd's first
local appearance. his two brothers,
Phil and Eddie, having shown at FIT
Harrison last summer. Mike has
beaten Johnny Datto three times
during the last year, has wins over
almost all the leading pugs in his
class, recently fought a great ten
rounder with Earl MAESTRO at the
Chicago Stadium, and never has
been knocked out during his fight
ing career. He is rated fifth by the
Ring Magazine in the featherweight
division.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-03
HAAKON HANSON LOSES

CINCINNATI, April 3.-Joe An
derson. 162. Covington, KY, defeated
Haakon Hanson, 1867, on points in
a ten-round bout here Wednesday
night. Anderson won the first nine
rounds, but was in danger of being
knocked out in the final round.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-04-03
ATHLETES ARE H0N0RED
Greencastle Awards Sweaters to
Boys, Girls Net Stars.

GREENCASTLE, Ind, April s.
Eight members of the Greencastle
high school basketball squad, five
members of the second team, man
ager of the team and three senior
girls who have been active in
athletics were presented with
sweaters by the high school athletic
committee.
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UMPIREs TO MEET

All umpires expecting to work the
coming season are requested to at
tend the meeting Of the Indianapolis
Umpires' Association Friday night
at at Pritchett's bowling alleys.
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ing are on the card,
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U. NINE IN SOUTH

BIZ United Press
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, April g.
The University of Indiana baseball
squad, eighteen strong, was en- route
south today for its annual spring
training tour.
The Hoosiers will play five pre-
season games with the University of
Mississippi
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Look" cried Tarzan. "a light ships light
1t must be the pearl schooner They are becalmedp'
And then, with an exclamation of renewed hope:
We can reach them! The skif will carry us
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armed, tell you" he warned 1--WE could not take
that ship-just three of us!" There are four
OF us now replied the ape-man pointing to Sheeta,
land We can have more still in half an hour"
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g. Sheeta is the equal of 20 men," he continued,
ana the lew others bring will make our
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Tarzan strained his eyes into the night toward the
direction of the thing that had rveted his attention
Again he saw it! Again it flashed across the
blackness Of the ocean waters. Then he turned
ana called aloud to the doing beside the
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MOTOR TRAVEL
PERSONAL.

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