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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
Hack Wilson Led National
League Sluggers in 1880

/ fielder. in 555 times at bat, hit for
a total of 423 bases for smuggling
average of 1913. Wilson had the
largest total of runs batted in, 1870,
establishing new record. He drew
the most bases on balls, los, and
struck out the most times, "a.
Xxi Cuyler, also Of Chicago, led
the hit-batsnen, having been struck
ten times by a pitched ball. Of the
regular players, Clifford r. Craw-
ford of New York Cincinnati, struck
GU the least number of times, IL. in
101 games.
After having batted in 100 or more
runs for six consecutive seasons
Jimmy Bottomley of st. Louis, failed
by three to push 100 across in 1880
Seventeen players had 100 or more
runs batted in, a league record
passing the mark of Is in 1929.
Chicago led all National League
clubs in smuggling percentage with
.431; the most bases on balls, 585;
the most strikeouts, 635, and the
most batters hit by pitched ball, 81
st. Louis led in runs batted IN
with 942, a new record, SURPRISING
the mark of 933 established by Chi
cago in 1929. st. Louis was also the
best "at home" club, winning SO and
losing "a on its own diamond. New
York led the pack away from home,
winning Al games abroad and
losing So.
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ence champions, here and will tackle
Arkansas, southwestern conference
title holders, here Friday.
Purdue is in the east and will
battle Pittsburgh at the Smoky City
on Tuesday night. Thursday, the
Boilermakers will tackle Temple at
Philadelphia. Coach Deans Grim
son tossers face Pennsylvania at
Philadelphia Wednesday and will
go to Pittsburgh to meet the Pan
theirs on Thursday.
In another feature contest Notre
Dame will play Northwestern at
Evanston Saturday. The Wildcats,
with two Hoosiers in the lineup.
drubbed the Irish in their first
clash at South Bend early in the
season, and a real battle is expected
Saturday.
Numerous state rivalry contests
are on the card. The complete bill
for the week follows:
Monday-Butler VS.. Alabama at Indian
Tuesday Purdue vs. Pittsburgh at Pitts
ourgh. Pa; Notre Dame VS.. Illinois Yves
MedneSday--Indiana VS.. Pennsylvania at
Philadelphia. Pa.
Thursday-Purdue VS.. Temple at Phila-
oelphia Pa: Indiana VS. PITTSBURGH al
Pittsburgh. Pa; Central Normal VS.. Evans
Vile at Danville.
F'riday-Manchester vs. Ohio Wesleyan
at North Manchester: State Normal VS.
Wabash at Charlottesville; Butler VS.. Ar
kansas at Indianapolis
Saturday-DePauW VS. Ohio university
at Athens. O.: Ball college vs.. franklin
at Muncte; Notre Dame VS.. Northwestern
at Evanston I'll
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
Cox Ends
Ring Drills
Local Feather in Top Shape
for Ruth Scrap Here
Tuesday.

A large crowd Of boxing fans was
on hand at the Arcade gymnasium
Sunday to watch Tracy Cox go
through his final intensive training
session in preparation for his ten
round fight with Babe Ruth Of
Louisville at the Armory Tuesday
night.
Tracy looked good. Lacing on the
pillow mitts, he stepped in for five
regulation rounds with two sparring
partners, first taking on Dick Por-
ter of Anderson and then Hiawatha
Gray, local Negro.
Babe Ruth will come to town
Tuesday morning, having trained
for the fight in the Colonel city.
The Louisville Italian is in fine
shape, according to word received
by the Legion nlitt officials.
Bud Taylor Tuesday night wired
he would be at the Armory to watch
the Cox-Ruth fracas.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
Cruising in Sportland
WITH EDDIE ASH

Iva BRADLEY, president of the Cleveland Americans numbered
liberal
intend hold out him and already declaring
Bradley determined now but
players the Cleveland believes are
Hodapp Morgan, Averill Porter.
Cleveland to JOHNNY
violently clubs
bids Johnny, offering
the awart infeIder the
with which they hope to win the Athletics
crack
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29

alton, the Sportsmanship Brother
hood and the Directors Of Physical
Education in Colleges, will hold ses-
sions today. Football will be the sole
topic Of discussion at the coaches
gathering and will grab most Of the
talk at the brotherhood and ply
steal directors meetings.
The climax Of the weeks athletic
meetings comes on Wednesday
when the National Collegiate Ath-
letic Association, with representa-
tives from $50 colleges from all over
the country, holds open session.
Some things the coaches will dis
cuss are the point-after- down,
the tumble rule and the shifts.
The football rules committee viii
make its report to the N. c. A. A.
on Tuesday. 1t generally is under
stood that the rules committee is
pretty well satisfied with the rules
as they now stand and will recon-
mend that 1881 football be no differ
ent than that of 1890.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
Alabama is
Butler Foe
HinkIe Five Seeks Fourth
Straight Win Here
Tonight.

Buffers Bulldogs, seeking their
fourth consecutive triumph over an
intersectional foe, viii take the Held
house court tonight against Ala
bama, twice winner of the southern
conference cage crown.
Alabama turned in a record or
twenty victories and no defeats last
season against the strongest teams
in the southland. Eight members
Of the lehman squad from laiss
season, including TIE five regulars,
are in the lineup again this season.
Among the outstanding perform
ers who probably will face Butler
tonight are P. MunkaSy and Aiken,
forwards, Cotton, Hood and joyce,
centerS, and Walton NJ. Laney, w.
Laney and e. Munkasy, guards.
In a preliminary, high 1cT
teams coached by former \ ..Vler
stars and teammates, will clash at
p. m. when Archie Chadd's Can
ton CID toSsers oppose Bill Bugs
Plainf1eld five. The main contest
Will start at $3.50 p. m.
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WOOD is NET WINNER

By Times Special
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 29-De-
feating Lester Stoefen of Los
Angeles in the finals, 8-6. 6-3, Sgd
ney B. Wood, Jr. of Pasadena and
New York COPIED honors in the
annual southern California mid
winter tennis tourney here Sunday
In the doubles, Wood and Phil
Neer Of San Francisco, lost to Els
worth Vines Of Pasadena, and Ray
Casey of San Francisco, rs, 60, in
the title match.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29

LIS parents named him Evan,
l. l. but to the Hoosier basket
ball world the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson of Frankfort is Just
plain Red, whose knowledge of
how, why, when and where to use
a basketball equals that of any
other prep pastimer in the state.
Red is listed as a forward with
the powerful quintet Coach
Everett Case has turned out at
Frankfort, but he plays the pivot
position after the tip-off, and
how he plays i'll His clever pivot
ing, passing, timing and shooting
has had much to do with the Hot
Dogs success this season. He's a
Sparkplug Of the rare type and a
tower on defense. Against the
Washington state champions last
Friday he scored eleven points,
nine of them in the last half. His
next tests will come against
Logansport, Kokomo and Muncie
at the Muncie ''big four" tourney
next Thursday.
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Hendricks has been player, coach,
manager and scout during his long
career in baseball, and is happy to
return to Indianapolis and do what
he can to aid the Eoosier cause.
He was Indian manager for many
years and led the Tribe to the pen
nant and little worlds series" title
in 1917.
Six Years With Reds
Later Jack piloted the Cincinnati
Reds for six seasons and estab-
lished a record in the Queen City
for length of service in the pilot
seat at Redland field. Last year he
secuted for the Chicago Cubs.
Before coming to Indianapolis In
1914, Hendricks was a manager in
the old Central and Western leagues
and was the king bee pilot in the
latter circuit with Denver, where
his club was a consistent pennant
winner. In 1918 Jack took over the
reins of the st. Louis Cardinals, re-
signed during the season and went
overseas with the A. e. F. as K. G..
secretary.
Napoleon Lajoie was Indianapolis
manager in 1918 and in 1919 Hen
bricks returned to the Hoosiers and
remained until 1924, after which he
joined the Cincy Reds as coach. He
succeeded to the helm at Cincin-
natl on the death of Pat Moran and
stayed there until 1880, when Dan
Howley took charge and Jack
shifted to the Cubs as scout under
Joe Mccarthy.
Au-Star staff
The addition OF Hendricks to his
staff gives Owner Perry an all-star
lineup of baseball chiefs, and it
won't be the fault of the Tribe
prexy if the indians fail to grow
gradually into winning coTnbina-
ton. William E. Clauer, secretary,
also has been connected with the
game for a long stretch of years
and Manager Johnny CorTiden has
spent years as player, coach and
manager.
Ccrriden proved to be a bundle OF
aggressiveneSs and hard worker
last season, and 1t was no mark
against his reputation when the club
failed to win. The double A
talent wasn't here to work with
Despite the drawbacks, Corriden
developed three athletes for big
league sale, Hildebrand and Sprirz
to Cleveland and Warstler to the
Boston Red Sox.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
Western All-Star Eleven
Triumphs in Coast Battle

q field goal from the nineteen-ysrd'
line which gave the west a 80 VIC
tory. Johnny Kitzn1iller, Oregon's
greet half back, made possible this
score.
Kitzmiller was the greatest often
Sive star Of the game. He carried
the ball twelve times and gained
Sixty-four yards. His best run was
twenty-eight yards.
Probably the outstanding star OF
the eastern team was Milt Ganten-
bein, Wisconsin end, who caught a
pass which netted fifty yards and
who was q pillar on the dkfense.
A crowd of 10000, the large ever
intersectional foe, will take TIN field
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
Athens Takes
Sixth Bow to
HOOsier Five

By Times Special
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind, Dec. %.
-Humbled in all of their six starts
against Hoosier foes, Athens (Tex) g,
national prep hardwood champions
crossed into Kentucky for the
eleventh game of their midwestern
tour and will tackle Ashland, former
national champs, tonight.
Jeffersonville tossers turned In
their ninth consecutive victory
without a setback by trouncing the
Hornets 90 to 81 here Saturday.
Lair, six foot ten inch center, led
the winners with six field goals and
free toss, while Scott tossed in
four two-pointers. Tomkins, With
thirteen points, was lest for the
losers. Jacksonville led all the
way. holding II to 8 advantage at
half time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
Z Matches on
Cue Program

Two games are on the schedule
for the state three cushion billiard
tourney at Coolers this week, wind
ing up the schedules of seven of the
ten players, Harry Cooler will op-
pose Cleve Kepner tonight and
Kepner will face Joe Murphy Tues
day.
The three remaining In the COM
petition will battle for the top berths
starting next week. Lou Spivey, I'M
defeated in seven starts; Lew Vog-
Ter, with six wins and a loss, and
Harry Rubens with five victories
and two defeats, viii play two
matches each.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
Turner's Trip GoIdmanS;
Bedford Here Next

With Fox Thompson leading the
attack, scoring ten points, and
aided by some brilliant reserve
strength, South Side Turner net
tiers moved back into the win COL
umn here Sunday with a 33-to-29
triumph over Julian Goldmans of
Terre Haute Turner's led II to 10
at half time.
Bedford Independents come here
next Sunday for a game with the
Turner's.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
Irish Eleven
Drops Stars
BIZ Times Special

By Times Special
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 29.-With
Joe Savoldi crashing over for three
touchdowns, Notre Danes all-star
eleven defeated Jimmy Phelan's
west-south squad here Saturday, 20
to Z. Carideo, Brill, Elder, Metzger,
O'Brien, Twomey, Cannon, Moyni-
han, McMannon, Vlk, Mullins, Voc
diSch, Kassie, Howard and Parisien
were other former Irish stars to see
action.
Russ Saunders, former Southern
California ace, was the big show for
the losers, scoring their lone touch
down. Pest WEIGH, Cotton Wilcox
and Ed Caraway, former Purdue
stars, turned in good performances,
as did Mafett, Georgia end.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press stan Correspondenk

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29.-An-
other demonstration that all-Amer-
lea football talent isn't confined to
any section of the country was af-
forded in the sixth annual shrine
east-west charity game here Satur-
day.
Forty-four players from twenty
nine colleges in all sections OF the
country comprised the two all-star
teams and the unknowns carried off
as many laurels as the widely
heralded ll-Americans.
With four minutes to play, Buster
Mills, Oklahoma half back kicked
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
THREE MAT MATCHES

Three matches compose the bill
for the wrestling program at Tom
linson hall tonight. The feature
event will bring Humberto, Span
ish light heavyweight, against
Masked Marvel.
Two supporting events, Merle
Dolby and Buck Weaver and Hugh
Webb and Sam Markowitz. The
show will open at $3.50 o'clock.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
KIRSHBAUMS TRIUMPH

Kirshhaum basketball team nosed
out the Sunshine Cleaners Sunday
afternoon at Kirshbaum gym, 90 to
26, in a thriller The rivals were
tied at half time, 12-all. AL Gold
smith and Bay Feldman starred for
Kirshbaunns. Jack Hill and Gal
lagfer were best for Sunshines.
Kirshbaum Bulldogs defeated
Woodside A. C.s in the opening
fray, "a to II. Babe Caplin and
Harry Fogel led the winners.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
Purdue and Indiana Quintets
Invade East for Four Games

Thirteen contests, topped by two
Butler contests with intersectional
foes and the eastern invasion Of
Indiana and Purdue, Hoosier Big
Ten twins, are on the state cole
giate basket program this week.
Butler opens the bill tonight, OPP
posing Alabama, southern confer
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
Southern Grid
Team TriunphS
BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK. Dec. pa team Of
southern college football players de-
feated a similar northern team,
to 0, in a game at Ebbets field,
Brooklyn, Sunday.
The game, said to have been
played for a Brooklyn charity, at
tracted but 1900 spectators. The
southerners scored the winning
touchdown in the third period on a
pass from Davidson Of the Univer-
sity of Georgia, to Wagner Of North
Carolina.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
FIRST ROUND ENDS

Three first round games were
played in the ewly-organized Mil
itary Athletic Association cage loon
at the armory Saturday. Eight
zenith division naval reserves downed
Thirty Eighth Signal company, %
TO Il. in the feature. One Hundred
and Fifty-First infantry quintet No.
l trounced One Hundred and Thirty
Ninth Field artillery, 80 to 9, and
Eleventh infantry dropped One Hun
dred and Fifty-Second infantry, 81
to 9. in other contests.
Three tits will be on the league
card next Friday and the same num-
Der next SATURDAY..
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LOCAL RECORD BATTERED

LOCAL RECORD BATTERED
=, Tossing, IN total OF 2,s23 and losing
the novel experience members of the Illi-
nois aIl-star team had in their match
on the Illinois alleys Sunday. Starting
with count of l,039, the Anderson quintet
came back with. two games over the
set an ail-time 'I local record Of s.283. More
was, getting Just that. starting with a
marx q 1913 aHd then Pogdrng II 5S5 %
od With Ssftss and Starting 1T i aqbsf ms e
cave s7 Robinso1 si5 a ND sam1 Nsz
5S6: to reach this wonderful total. Earl
Mcca6ty and BOP Wue 41 wsLs the only
6s7 and 627. This match was rolled on
alleys e-1o.
d FsFFg n 6'i Ms Ts Te t eyer vn hs 90
the 400 scratch doubles. at the Illinois
S STsss Ea Rer 9'a next q xth HS s
went to Il. Hi with a score Of 5s7.
Dave Lauer. manager OF the Uptown al
New Years 100. scratch tourney. This
drives, costs a total Of 1918. which in
Guided bowling. and guarantees the win
ment are available at any Of the local
alleys.
The st. Philip A. c. annual 200 scratch
sweepstakes packed them in Saturday and
Sunday and a heavy schedule iS on for
New Years day to take care Of all the
entrants. Fonnie Snyder took the lead in
this event when he crashed the NAPLES
for games of 233. 20s. 222 and 200 to add
to his 81 handicap for grand total of
COZ over the four-game route. W Lang.
in second place. fell Just one pin. short. Of
SNYDER. having a mark OF col. N. Maher
is third on S61. Butch Xix was the vic
two with $50 TO total s32. Joe Fulton
had an s43. games of 1888 and 1913 at the
finish pulling his big start down.
The Pritchett New Years classic will be
rolled on the Pritchett Recreation alleys,
SUNDAY. Jan. 1. This annual feature is
an omen event. six games across twelve
alleys being rolled. The attractive prize
award. which goes to the winner. has al
ways been q lure to out-of-town bows, and
many stars from different cities will COM
pete with the local sharpshooters.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
FAST TILTS AT PENNSY

A large crowd at Pennsy gym
Sunday saw two fast basket tits
in which local teams scored close
victories over st Meinrad teams.
st. Pats downed st. Meinrad SEM
mary meters. 81 to IS, and Sacred
Heart high school defeated St.
Meinrad college, q to II.
Bepley scored six field goals for
st. Pats and Egloff starred for the
visitors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
HARPER ENTERS CLINIC
By United Press

By United Press
ROCHESTER, Mimi, Dec. o.
Jesse Harper, who preceded Knute
Rockne as football coach at Notre
Dame university. arrived today for
a physical examination at the Mayo
clinic.
Rockne himself and Jack Chev-
igny. Notre Dame backfield coach,
we're here to greet Harper. The
present South Bend coach is rest
ing here from the effects of vig-
orous coaching season and Chevigny
is visiting him, arranging to take
the Rockne cktldren to California
this winter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
Wanby Obtains
Springfield Job
By United Press

By United Press
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Dec. 29.-
William Wambsganss, who as Bill
Wanby" gained fame as a Cleve-
land Indians infielder, will manage
the 1881 Springfield Three-I
League baseball team.
Wamby was a star on Cleveland's
1920 world championship team and
made the only unassisted triple
play in world series history. Since
his release from the major leagues,
Wamby has served as a player and
coach at Kansas City and New Or
leans,
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reports recovery from the sinus all
ment that handicapped him last
season.
q
HORSES, golfers, fighters, ball
Il L players, boats and dogs are on
the books for the sports season at
Miami, Fla. The horses will start
running there Jan. 10, to continue
for forty-f1ve days Greyhounds
have four tracks on which to Dur
sue rabbits for the edifcation of
tired tourists.
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BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 2e.-Lewis r.
Hack Wilson of the Chicago Cubs
was the leading slugger in the Ma
tional League last season, according
to the official miscellaneous records
released today. His batting aver
age was 1856.
The bandy-legged Chicago out
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BA& NE TBALL
500 pLNNS&9 PLAYEPS
IF YOU WOULD ENJOY BASKETBALL MAKE NOTE OF
THESE IMPORTANT RULE CHANGES


S.
ASKETBALL fair
- the fully article changes
1881 will be discussed might be well
basketball to cut the rules and study them occasionally
Rule Section "a note states be
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
Independent Basket News

Riverside QIympics in an overtime 4rug
gle. % to 20. Wizards have won eight Ii
ten starts. Teams desiring games iii 16
17-year-old class call Harrison 44h-W
ask for Joe. Irvington Whippets. Chr Kta
moreS and Question Marks, notice. -
Iryington Trojans, strengthened by
return of their former center and gu
would Like to book games with strong
teams. Call Bob GLADDEN.. Irvington g
Junior Aces defeated Junior Eagles,
to T. Pardo was outstanding for
winners while Singer was best for Il
losers. For games call DR.. 60o2 and a
for Abe or write to Morris Camhi, u
South Illinois stree
Junior Buddies ce-i.e games with team.
having access to gyms. Buddie play 4
the. Is to 16-year-old class. Call Dr. 206
and ask for David. Capitol Bulldogs
notice.
st. Philip A. C.s tackle the strong ST
Mienrad net squad at the Saints gym, SIS
Eastern avenue. Tuesday evening in tn
pose st. Mienrad college quintet in tn
opening game. Both st. Philip teams ar
undefeated, first game at 1880
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
K. c.. Balks on
Player Draft
By United Preaa

CHICAGO. Dec. 2e.-Ofhcial peace
between the American Association
and the major leagues was delayed
Saturday when George Muehlebach,
president Of the Kansas City club
demanded special meeting of as
ISOLATION clubs to reconsider the
recent mail vote accepting the uni
verSal draft.
Five of the associations eight
clubs voted favorably on the draft
proposal in a mail ballot.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
BIG MONEY FOR GABBY
BIZ Cnited Press

By United Press
CHICAGO. Dec. 2o-Charles
(Gabby) Hartnett became the first
member of the Chicago Cubs to sign
for the 1881 season Saturday when
he returned a signed two-year con-
tract TO President William Week.
Hartnett received substantial in
crease in salary, his pay being re-
ported at more than $4,000 per
season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
No Changes Expected in Grid
Rules; Three Groups Meet

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-More per-
sons than it takes to run the League
of Nations were gathered in New
York today for the purpose Of dis
cussing football.
Today three organizations, the
American Football Coaches Associ-
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pn bstfe9 o than 3fa4 q St 1qs0 one one
had BIS for third place Another flock
of teams will perform next Saturday and
Sunday in this feature event, trying for
top honors which pays $500 in gold
Jack Colvin. rolling with the Howard
Flint Inks in the Pot of Gold meet. pulled
one for the book. when he rolled games of
1853. 258 and 258 to total SIT. This team
totalled 3.021.
The La Fendrich team scored 1901 when
Lorenz Weisman and Ed Hofstatter tossed
in totals Of 624 and COL.
Heat Unit of the Citizens Gas League
had an actual count of 1.012 to start, but
Gell to a mere 8os in the second TO stop
at a total of 2.o35.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29
LUQUE SIGNS CONTRACT
By United Press

y LHiIbI fTts3
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Dec. o.
Signed contract of Adolfo Luque,
Cuban pitcher, to play with the
Brooklyn Dodgers in 1881, has been
received by the club, David Dris-
coll, business manager, announced
today
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-29

Y NJ C. A. Leaders, playing in the IS
16-year-old class desire games with fast
Frankfort Giants desire games with city
and state teams. Write Harry Mason, 460
West South street. Frankfort.
U. S. Eagles will play a double-header
tonight on the Edgewood court. They will
meet MldWays at 8 p. m. and Bridgeport
Cardinals at p. m. George Pennock and
Foy Thompson, call White at Lincoln $3.50.
Wizards received their second setback
Of the season Friday when they lost to