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Stock Increase Approved.

NEW YORK, March 2S OFD.-Stock-
holders OF the Container Corporation of
america have approved increasing the
authorized $40 par class "a" stock from
100000 to 2.Q0o. 600 shaxaR. -
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New Richmond. as: Wingate, IS.
Wingate. 30; Mellott. q.
West Point. SO: Attica, IS.
Hoaglaud. 81: Harland. l9.
Liberty Center. 81: Ossian, 81.
Waterloo. %: Orland, l8.
Leo. IS; Arcola. 2l.
Decatur. 80; Auburn, %.
Kendallyille. 80; Cromwell. 20.
JEFF nafayettel, Il; Frankfort. 3S. CDou-
BILE overtime.
Anderson Catholic. 50; st. Mary's Hunt
Portland. 90; Montpelier. IS. lover
time.
Battle GROUND. IS: West Lafayette, 81.
Boxwell. IS; oxford. 81.
Wea, IS: Clark's Hill. 20.
Delphi. so; South Side 1T. Waynef. ls.
Westdeld. 90: Atlanta 81.
Monticello. So: Reynolds. 50. e
Fowler. 20; Ambia. % {Overtime.l
Buck Creek. 81: Kiondike. II.
Otte-beln. so. oxford. IS.
Chalmers. S.: Francesyille. IS.
Romney. 81: Linden. 10.
Jonesboro. 30: Middletown. %.
Elkhart. 81. Plymouth. II.
Three Oaks tMich.l. ~: Buchanan City
lM1ch-l, IL.
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Independent, Amateur
Basket Gossip

game This Es Il i sdggfsstings gC RtysfSld 5S' n e +;
The defeat was the third of the season for
the Broadway quintet. who led % to "a at
stein t. railyy' TTit-siSs As sirIs 7 lesaymTp Of SHe p ROAD .
way M. E. lost twice. to River M. z. girls,
l6 to 8, and to Real Silk Full Fashions, 81
Buchanan, AZ to y. Olshan and Riesberg
led the winners. H. AS meet College Cubs
sunday afternoon. For games N Feb;
l5l8-M, after s p. m.
Laymon World Product quintet Of spen-
GER upset Noblesville Merchants at Spencer,
g to IS. Corell, oordell and Johnson led
games eiT SiV WITH state Ia S'tH eam. s SRibSSf "1n n
Kokomo take notice. Write Fred Miller at
woodruff Baptists lost to College Cubs,
% to g. Woodruh has Wednesday night
Rose Tire take notice. Call ~Irvingten
F fioSti' p aisTs'o Or . w nfa s4 Ri R Rob sc s s5Fee sSr
The undefeated Buddy Cadets. victors in
six starts, want games in the ~l1-to-13-
year-old class. Call Drexel O871-W and
Cite a5f f0 Ro Sers' m SesTSs1 ; ans rs 6 Vest B; p'i Raw az
street.
st. Philip A. c. METERS have posted the
remarkable record of thirteen victories
in fourteen games this season. Among
teams defeated we're Meteors. FIT. Harri-
son, X-ie Five, Bridgeport, Earl Radios,
Kirshbaum Meters, Holy Trinity, Reserve
Loan Life, Rose Tire Buddies and Mar
mons. Next Sunday the st. Philip pas
timers play in the eastern section of the
Sunday tourney at Marigold gym. The
big feature on the schedule Is when st.
Philip battles the Big Four team the last
Thursday in January at ST. Philip gym
st: Philip Boys Club team has won
to Cathedral Reserves. The Boys Club
five has entered the Em-Roe Junior tour
ney Feb. z. 8, 8.
St. Philips Boys Club defeated Holy
Trinity Juniors. 19 to 10. 1t was their
second win over the Juniors this season.
Tyner and Clemens starred for the Saints.
Andrews, floor guard, has been added to
the Saints lineup. For games call Cherry
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-18

CanZOneri
BadLacing
English Lightweight Be-
comes Leading Threat for
MandeII'S Title.
BY DIXON TEWAR
United Press STAFF Correspondent

NEW YORK. Jan. 18.-Jack kid
Berg. dapper appearing little Eng
lish Hebrew, today stood out as the
foremost contender for Sammy
Mandelrs worlds lightweight cham
pionship. as the result of his sur
prising victory over Tony Canzoneri
Of New York in a ten-round bout
at Madison Square Garden Friday
night.
Canzoner. a former worlds
featherweight champion, entered the
ring as q 2 to l favorite. He started
cut in a manner which threatened
to Justify the odds and won the
first round by a wide margin, but
after that was no match for the
British contender, winning only one
more round and holding Berg even
in two others.
Berg swarmed all over Canzoneri
and gave him a bad beating. As
a result of his victory. Berg has
been promised a bout with Al
Singer, New York lightweight, the
survivor to be pitted against Man
dell in q championship fight during
the summer.
Berg is under contract to fight
Bushy Graham, American. at AL
bert hall, London, Feb. Is. He
plans to sail for England next week.
Since last May, Berg has engaged
IN fifteen fights, winning all but
one. which was a draw with Stanis-
lauS LOayZa.
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Defensive Play Enables
Butler to Trip Danville
Bulldogs Avenge Previous Loss by IT to 10 Victory
Normal Held to Four Field Goals.

brand, closely covered the Danville
ace. His fast breaks and clever
dribbling got him in position to
score three of Danville's four field
goals. He also connected or five
of seven free throws.
Hildebrand was high scorer for
the locals and a valuable cog in the
offensive machine. Hosier, in addi-
ton to his defensive play, was the
spark in the Bulldog scoring at
lacks. while Tackett, who kept the
invaders away from under the hoop.
registered a 1000 shooting average
for the evening, with two field goals
in two attempts and n perfect
shot from the gratis mark.
Schultz and Billy Reeves we're
other Normal stars. Johnson, Dan
vile back guard, was knocked out
in the miXup late in the second per-
iod, but his injury was not serious.
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BIZ United Press
NEW ZOE


At BrasiI-Brazil. 80; Garfield (Terre
Hautel, 8; Staunton. ~; Sugar Ridge
At Bridgeport, nl.-Lawrencevills. IS;
AZ Clay city-Clay City 90; Riley, 20,
At cS 1int9nm,oc ~: H 2s PeFrysviiie'
At Hymera-Farmersburg. Il; Pimento,
IT. Hymera. 80: Honey Greek. II.
At GIenn-State Teachers High fTerre
Hautel. "a; Fontanet. IS. Otter Greek. 10;
At Linton-New Lebanon. "a: Jason
vile. 6.
At Lyons-Swits City. IS: Lyons, II.
At M~srtinsvtlle, ul.-Martinsville. 26;
Charleston. % double ovsftimel. Mar
shall. 25; Greenup. 10.
At oaktown-Moarce City. as Vim
cernes Township. Is. vineennes. II; Oak
town. II.
At Robinson. III. Hutsonville. 81;
Palestine. 8. oblong. rs; Newton. Is.
At Rosedale-Marshail. "a: Bridge
At suIlivan-Graysville, 40; Sullivan.
10. Prairie Greek. 81: Merom, Is.
Henry County Tourney
KennaTd, III Cadiz, Q.
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IMPORTANT BATTLES IN BIC NINE TONIGHT
Seven Basket
Tits in Meet
Here Sunday

The seven games which will be
played Sunday in the east side sec
tional of the city Sunday tourna~
ment will offer one of tie best lay
outs of action that has been staged
at the Marigold gym in a single day.
With all Of the teams entered pre-
senting strong lineups, there should
be no letdown from the time that
the opening game starts Sunday
morning until the title has been
settled Sunday night.
Hare Chevrolet. winners of last
years tourney, has entered the
competition again to defend its title
against the Aetna Life Insurance,
G 81 j Tire, B. and o. railroad, ST.
Philips A. c., Hoosier Flyers, Spades
A. C.s and O'Hara Sans.
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Riley South Bend. %. New Carlisle, IS.
washington East Chicago. Is; VAL
Hammond. 20: Horace Mann. %.
Roosevelt East Chicago. %: Whiting.
Kokomo. 90; Marion. %.
Muncie. as. LoganSport, Al fovertime).
Hagerstewa. Sc: Milton. %.
Centeryille. AZ: Brownsville. 81.
College Corner. 81: Kitchel, 80.
Lincoln "A; Jefferson, 10.
Spartanhurg. 81: Ridgeville. 20.
Fairview. 40; Bentonvtlie. SO.
Wayne. %: Jackson. H..
Greentown. As: Union Township, "a.
g%urlington. 4 R~u-slaville. 20.
Newport, 90: HilisdaIe. g..
Lincoln. "a, Jefferson. 10.
Spartanburg. 81: Ridgeville, 20.
Gas City. IS: Sweetser. %.
Harrison. So: Selma. %.
yorktown. 81; CASTOR. 80.
Center. IS; Desoto, IA.
Liberty Center. 81: Ossian. 81 lover
timel.
Lancaster Center. 81: Kirklin. Is.
TOURNEY SCORES
Wabash Valley Tourney
At decentralization. IS: Spencer. ~.
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started out in league ball as a short
stop, was shifted to third by Bush
and went to Cleveland as a hot
corner guardian. He had little luck
at that station in the majors, but
found himself after being trans
ferred to the keystone sack. Johnny
IS not backward about asking queS-
items and he soon learned the finer
points of his now job. Furthermore,
it is said Eddie Sticking, also a resi-
dent of Cincinnati, has slipped Ho-
dapp a few ideas this winter regard
ing fielding the difficult position. He
batted 1927 last year.
Il q e
Mike Gonzales, veteran catcher,
made a free agent by the Cubs, is
manager and catcher for the Ha-
vana nine in the Cuban winter
league. He is working regularly
with the tools. 1t is believed he
will accept a berth with an A. A.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-18
Fast Action Features Court
Struggles in County Meet
Tourney Title viii Be Settled at Armory Tonight; Two
Overtime Sessions in Friday Games.

ner of the 9 game this morning will
play the winner Of the 10 o'clock
game at $3.50 this afternoon. The
winners meet at 3 tonight in the
final battle.
Lively Action
A large turnout of fans braved
the weather Friday afternoon and
night to take in the games, and
were treated to some lively encoun-
tiers.
Southport vas too powerful and
had too much height for the fight
ing Castleton five and won, 1920.
Campbell and Waddell, with nine
points each, were the high point
men for the winners. Beaver was
strong for the losers.
New Augusta slipped over a 20-19
win over Acton in an exciting over
time struggle that for a time looked
as if it might be a dope upset. The
Acton team jumped into an early
lead, and it was near the end of
the half when New Augusta pulled
up to a I'LL tie. New Augusta
pulled away to sixteen points in the
second half before Acton scored, but
Acton drew up and tied the count
there and it remained deadlocked
during the last five minutes,
Fouls Decide 1t
Foul line shots gave the victors
the margin in overtime as each
team scored field goal. Rich
wine and Roeder for New Augusta
and Hicks and R. Murphy were
the stars for Acton.
Valley Mills, hardly expected to
form opposition for Warren Gen.
trail, surprised the fans and led
1919 at the half. Central drew up
and the score was tied several times
in the second half. A field goal by
Behrman in the overtime period
settled the game, 20-19. Lawrence
romped over West Newton, 1918,
and New Bethel held onto a first
half margain of seven points, 1876,
to win 1920.
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Stove League Chatter
BY EDDIE ASH

club. He has received several Of
fers, one from Milwaukee.
A MEXICAN Association teams
IN will be widely scattered during
spring training, with camps in five
states. Here is the list:
INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS AT sARAso-
TIA. FLA
Louisville Colonies at Mobile, Ala.
Toledo Hens at Admission, Ala.
Columbus Senators at Lakeland, Fla.
Milwaukee Brewers at Fit. Pierce, Fla
Kansas City Blues at Lake Charles, La,
Minneapolis MiIIers at Hot Springs, Ark,
st. Paul Saints at Mineral Wells. Tex.
Five Of eight International League clubs
will 20 through their workouts in Florida,
one in South Carolina. one in Georgia and
one in Texas. Nine Of sixteen mspor
league squads will camp in Florida. giving
the Sunshine state seventeen high-class
league outfits spending money in various
sections.
DITCHER DUTCH KEMNER anc
Il Outlelder Crabtree have beer
returned to the Columbus Senators
by the Cincinnati Reds and Out
fielder Shaner also has been op-
toned to Memo Liebold's A.. A. entry
Shaner also can do a fair job Of
hrst-basing.
AL Simmons wanted Connie Mack
to sign his brother Walter, but Mack
sad nix on the family act and the
lad signed on with Cleveland for a
spring tryout. Walter Simmons is a
second baseman out of the indie
pendent ranks.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-18
BIG FOUR
Grover Pays
$40 in Fines

By Tnitcd Press
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Jan. 49,
Grover Cleveland Alexander, former
pitcher for the st. Louis Cardinals,
sent home to "rest up" at st. Paul,
Neb., paid $170 in fines here when
he pleaded guilty to charges of
drunkenness possession Of liquor,
and occupation of a room for I'M
lawful purposes.
His companion, who gave her
name as Mary B. Mandon, was fined
S25.
Alexander now belongs to the
Philadelphia Nationals. His wife OBJ
5ained a divorce at Lincoln several
months ago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-18
RY VERN BOXFLL

Retaining possession of the ball
most of the time and sewing up the
fashy Danville ofense with a spec
tacJlar man to man defense, Coach
Tony Hinkle's Butler quintet
romped to a 81 to 10 victory over
Danyille Normal at the feldhouse
Friday night af o. the Purple War
riors had advanced through nine
games undefeated. The victory
was the Bulldogs revenge for a 10
to 16 drubbing handed them by the
Cooknen at Danville.
Deadly accuracy in the opening
minutes Of play gave Butler a
lengthy lead which the locals held
throughout. In the opening minutes
Butler shot four times and connect
ed for SIX points.
Hildebrand dropped a side at
tempt through on the opening heave
of the game. He missed a second
try, but on the third attempt, Tack
EFT connected. H~ildebrandt hit
again on the fourth shot. Butler
fired eight times at the hoop in
the first eight minutes and scored
eight points.
So tight was the Butler defense
that it was seven minutes before an
invading player got a shot at the
basket, and eleven minutes before
Ginger Reeves dribbled through the
entire Butler machine to score. The
Bulldogs lead of IL to l was cut
to Is at 8 at the half time, Danville
scoring six free throws.
The game was one of the toughest
seen here this season. Three men,
two from Danville and one from
Butler, we're elected on personals,
and two others played with three.
Fifteen fouls were called on Butler.
and fourteen on Danville.
Ginger Reeves proved himself the
outstanding man on the floor. AL
though Hosier, who shared honorS
for the Blue with Tacket and Hide
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Lomski Popular
Victor Despite
Draw Decision

By UAitcd Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 18.-Ten rounds
of competition between a slugger,
James J. Braddock, and a boxer,
Leo Lomski. which was called a
draw here Friday night, failed to
clarity the light heavyweight Situa-
ton or the heavier division. The
decision was announced amid boos
and jeers of 5000 fans. All appar-
emily believed Lomski should have
been given the verdict and the gal
leryites were supported by most Of
the ringsiders.
Braddock knocked Leo to the
floor in the second round with his
famous right, but Lomski was up
without a count. Lomski carried
the fight and on blows landed was
far in the lead. Braddock packed
the sitter wallop.
The two judges were divided in
their opinion and Referee Miller
called the bout a draw. Scorers at
the ringsiGe gave Lomski seven
rounds, one even, and the second
and tenth for Braddock.
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It is quite possible that Evans would
have taken it on the lam. as the boys saw.
If 1t had not been for the sage counsel Of
his associate umpire. the veteran Jack
Sheridan. who Gained his fears with the
following words; This is April. You have
nothing TO worrv about. These fellows
haven't got any control vet. But don't
stand out here and let them peg at you
in August
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AL AND BABE LOSE
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NORAL GABLES, Fla
~ The word golf was taboo
today in the presence Of for
mer Governor Alfred E. Smith
of New York and Babe Ruth
home run king, but every one
else was chuckling over the
trimming they took in a four
some Friday.
Smith and Ruth smiled
jovially as a gallery of 100 per-
sons watched them play a
round with Bob Shawkey,
manager of the New York
Yankees. and Bill Klein, big
league umpire.
When they walked OF the
course at the end of eighteen
holes, it was a different story.
They were seven down.
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BY DICK MILLER

Tourney play to determine the
championship basketball team of
Marion county, Indianapolis schools
expected, continued at the armory
today. F~irst-round games Friday
afternoon and night saw all Of the
eleven teams in the meet in action
except Ben Davis, who drew a bye
and met Southport, who conquered
Castleton Friday, at 9 this morning.
The other morning game today vas
between New Augusta and New
Bethel, both first-round winners.
Warren Central and Lawrence
meet in the first semi-final game
at 2:30 this afternoon and the VIM
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Meet
State Champs

MorgantoWn Green Lanterns,
state amateur champions, will in
wade South Side Turner gym for a
return game Sunday afternoon.
Morgantown has been going at a
fast pace and holds victories over
some OF the states leading indie
pendent teams. The local southsiders
defeated the champions in a recer%
game.
Turner's have won eight Of their
nine starts. dropping a game to
Cincinnati Big Four, whom they de-
feated earlier in the season. Turner's
have scored 1888 points against
their opponents 263. Campbell, for
ward, has bagged siXty-seven points,
while Roberts and FRANKIE each has
scored forty-tWo.
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As I say, Evans w2s Just breaking in at
the time and rot being wholly acquainted
with conditions or the behaviorism of
crowds ne began looking around for the
nearest exit.
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25 Games on
S0x Schedule

r. Tuitcd Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 18.-Twenty-fve
exhibition games have been ar
ranged for the Chicago White Sox
during the spring training season,
Harry Gardiner, secretary of the
club, announced today. Seventeen
contests are against the New York
Giants while the others are with
Waco, Dallas, Fit. Worth and Little
Rock.
The advance squad will leave for
spring training headquarters at San
Antonio, Tex, Feb. Is.
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Results of Friday H. S. Basketball Games Over Hoosier State
CITY SCHOOLS

CITY SCHOOLS
Shortridse. IS: Seymour. "a.
MartinSyille, IS: Technical. IS.
Cathedral. ~. Beech Grove. p.
knIghtSIoWn. IS: Broad Ripple. l3.
Cicero. %: Washington. II.
Park School. IS: WhiteStown. %.
OTHER SCHOOLS
Columbus. so; Connersville. IS lover
timel.
Bedford. 81: GEeencastle. &c. Double
Newcastle. %; Richmond. Is.
Vineennes. IS: Mitchell. "a.
Central TT. WAYNE. 81: HUNTINGTON. 50.
Bose Evansville. so: Reitz Evans
viilel. 10.
English. 81: Oriole. :.
Goshen. SO; Michigsn CITY. 81.
Salem. ~: ScottSburg. %.
Wabash. Al. Chippewa. %.
French Lick. 43. ~Smithyille. "a.
North sster. 81: Lagro. %.
Carmel. IS. Noblesvtlle. 8.
Ovensvilie. II: Plainville. %.
Goodlsad. 80: Eentiand. 81.
Anderson. 81: Lebanon. IS.
Romney, Al: Linden. 10.
Tfoton. 4S. Charlottesville. 20.
Morocco. ST. Waynestovn. 26.
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These incidents would seem to in
dictate that it is just as simple for
the customer TO work up a steaming
rage on soft liquor as hard liquor
and there is the added danger that
the control at all times will be
better.
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BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 18.-Illinois and
Indiana, two of the three undefeat-
ed teams in the Western Conference
basketball race, meet Wisconsin and
Northwestern, respectively, in the
only contests on the Big Nine card
tonight.
Other conference quintets are idle
with the lull which precedes Sc
mester examinations. On Monday
Indiana will battle Michigan and
Wisconsin will entertain Chicago.
Illinois, not regarded as a title
contender when the season opened,
tonight faces a tough assignment in
Wisconsin. co-sharer of the 1929
title. The Badgers. with a record of
one victory and one defeat this sea-
son, will have the advantage of their
home floor.
Indiana will be seeking its second
conference victory against North
western, victorious in two Of three
circuit engagements. The Hoosiers
are regarded as favorites. The game
is to be played at Bloomington.
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Elder Enters
Sprint Series

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 18.-Jack Ell
der, Notre Danes sprint star and
gridiron hero, is the chief attrac-
ton of the Brooklyn college A. A.
indoor games here tonight. He will
compete in the Olympic sprint
series.
Elder will have some excellent
competition in the series of dashes
at 60, 70 and 100 yards and 100
meters. Karl Wildermuth, George
town flash, and Jim Daley, Holy
Cross ace. are among outstanding
entrants.
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Years later after all the bars
had been abolished. Evans had the
ironical experience to be hit on the
head by a soda pop bottle in st.
Louis with such violent effect that
his skull was fractured and he lay
in a hospital cot for many days
fighting for his life.
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R4POI COlOSS
S p o t S. Red,
W h o S e r e a !
name is Don
aid, piloted the
Redmen to a
c h a %npionship
of the Big -Four
football confer
cnce and gath
cred 641 yards
during the 1929
~eason for an
average of So
yards per try at
opponents lines.
On the basket
ball floor Mar
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CHICAGO LOSES STAR

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 18.-UniyerSity of
Chicago basketball hopes, already at
low ebb, received another setback
today when it was learned that Sid
Yates, star forward, would be out of
the game three weeks because Of a
fractured wrist.
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has become a GER
titled m o r tician,
and Gle Gland
ScribeS now re-
fer to him as the
Cincinnati under
taker. Hodapp was
developed by Ownie
Bush and sold to
Cleveland for a
large sum of cash
and several play
ers, all of whom
helped the In
dams. He is
listed as a main
STAY clouter. He
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-18
DID YOU KNOW THAT

NEIAMI is not so crazy about
NA playing host to the Shar-
key-Scott fight. according to
the sports writer's down there.
-. Cliff Mosier of the Miami
News says the town doesn't
want to see Scott with Sharkey
or any one else. Bobby
Jones has won nearly every
important championship in golf
except the British amateur, and
If you take our word for it,
he'll win that this year.
Luke Sewell OF Cleveland led"
the American League catchers
in errors last season with
eighteen.
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CLATED to be the regular second
~ sacker for Cleveland this year,
Johnny Hodapp, who broke into
league baseball with indianapolis,
seems to have supreme confidence in
his ability to deliver right up to the
handle for Roger Peckinpaugh. Ho-
dee frequently visits the Hoosier
capital, and has informed friends he
never felt better since taking up the
diamond pastime as a profession. He
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-18
I. U. SWIMMERS LOSE

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. 1S.-
The University of Michigan Ewnn-
ming team inaugurated its CAM
paign for its third consecutive west
ern conference championship by de-
feating the University of Indiana
natators here Friday, SO to IS. The
wolverines took first place in all
events.