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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-21
Fights and Fighters

= NEW Il EH'' YORK. Jan. 21-rommy Grogan.
Omaha. Neb., lightweight. outpointed Billy
Mcmahon of New York in hard-fought
ten-round bout Monday night. Grogans
spirited rally in the last rounds won for
him. Grogau weighed 1913, Mcmahon
1914.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 21.--Bat Bat
weight champion. looked far short Of
champion calibre in losing a ten-round de-
cision to Lew Massey of Philadelphia in a
non-title bout here Monday night. Bat
talino weighed 1874. Massey 127.
WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. 2l.-Maxie
Strub. Erie. Pa, lightweight. knocked out
Ray Collins. Philadelphia. in the fifth
round Monday night Each weighed 1873.
CLEVELAND. Jan. 2l.-Johnny Risko.
Cleveland, decisively defeated Ricardo Ber-
tazzolo. 2l0-pound Italian, in a ten-round
suggest here Monday. Bertazzolo was
down twice in the seventh round, once for
a nine-count. and was hanging on in the
tenth.
ROCHESTER, n. Z. Jan. 2i.-Tommy
Paul, Buffalo. knocked out Eddie O'Dowd.
Columbus. O.. in the first round here Mon
day. Paul weighed 1875 and O'Dowd 1877.
NEW YORK. Jan. 2i.-Paulino Uzcudun
Spanish heavyweight. who recently blasted
the flstic ambitions OF Otto Won Porat. has
decided not TO meet Jimmy Maioney of
Boston at Miami Feb. ~. The bout had
been scheduled as one OF the prelimlnaries
10 the Scott-Sharkey affair
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PierSon VS.. WinkIey at
Fountain Square

Roy Pierson, local lightweight,
will meet Bud Winkley, Chicago, in
the ei5At-round main go at the
Capital City Athletic Club, 1866
Virginia avenue, Friday evening. In
the semi-windup of six rounds, Fay
Boarman of Tampa, will clash with
Soldier Goolsby, Fort Harrison. They
will weigh in at 1856
Jimmy Fox will mix with Mickey
Dugan in one of the four four
FOUNDERS, at 112 pounds. Tickets
for the show, which will start at
$3.50, are on sale at Reibech's drug
store, Fountain Square.
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Is Cole gians
to Get Major
League Trials

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-More than
twenty-five of this years 159 major
league recruits are former college
athletes, a check OF the rosters OF
the sixteen clubs revealed today.
The Cleveland Indians will carry
south nine .collegians, the most
prominent of which is Bruce Cald-
well, all-America half back 1929
from Yale.
Three former University of Mich
igan pitchers will try for major
league berths. Pete Jablonowski,
formerly with Cincinnati, will be
tried out by Cleveland; William NC
Afee will get a trial with the Chi
cago Cubs, and Fred Adbeck will be
looked over by the New York
Yankees.
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The Fountain Square annual classified
tournament which VIII start EeXt Satur-
performing. has the attention of all bow
lers of the city. owing 10 the special
award of diamond-studded watch. which
division No handicap Will be given in
this meet. but the different classes TO
roll are limited. Class A IS open to all;
from 10 TO l7e. class c from leo to l69
class D. $50 to l5e. and class Z. lac o.
OF the downtown alleys for this meet. or
you can make reservations BY calling Har-
mon at the Fountain Square alleys.
BIZ Sargent reports a heavy entry to
date for the annual 1000 scratch team
tournament OF the Delaware alleys. which
Entries will be received for this meet IN
Ill Friday midnight. The entry lee Tor
each team in this event IS IS. with bowl
ing extra
The Intertype team trimmed the leading
Mailers two out Of three, In the Indian
aPoliS Star League play at the Delaware
alleys The Webb Pressmen also won two
from the Roger Beans. a. the Wrong Fonts
snd p MSlss Nc ~ eO1s '0o Vim ,erS Sas ron tsa
outstanding pin spi,ler during this session.
having high game of rs and high three
game total of 6l2.
John Blue was the reason for the s: &
g teams three-ttme win over the Flor
sneiul SDCcS III E.lE ENENAEAN-C4A -A4s
xcore sheet showing games OF 224. 20s and
26C, a total OF 6es. The Commonwealth
Coal and 6. W. Schneider also won three
from the Viking Music and Bailey Realty.
as the Sehmitt Insurance took TWO from
the b. II. Woodsmall. Charlie Schott. who
has been on the sidelines practically all
season, proved he has retained his e e4s
With games OF 2O7. $50 and 2S6. Other 500
totals were: Bowen. Gas; Goodhue. SIS:
Expert. go; Myers. 6o7. and Ten EyAe,
e5S.
The Theman Shoe team wen three games
from the Ncnzel Pharmacy in the South
Side Business Mems League play on the
Fountain Square alleys. other contests
rofled resulted in a tvo-time win Tor the
Kssper Furniture. HeidenTeieh Florists and
Denker Dry Goods over the Fountain
SQUARE Iuncheonette. Fountain Square
STATE bank and Koch Furniture. Hand
rolled cas- 70 lead the individual scoring.
whiie Dietz was second with sos.
me Maple Road team won three games
kxsm the Ability Plating works. - the
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George Nate. Willard Brown and
others who have won a home" with
legion customers by fine perform
ances here this season, and the cur
tain-raiser brings back Bob Trough
House, Blankenship, former South
Side Turner amateur, who defeated
Eddie Roberts two weeks ago. This
time Blankenship is matched with
Sonny Mitchell, a youngster.
The first bout will start at 8:15.
Grammel and Buchanan will ref
cree.
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fieldhouse. Anyhow, weII pick Butler
tonight.
eddie" the ardent Shortridge hacker.
is right on us with and Il told you so"
following the Blue Devils double win over
Seymour and South Side Of Fit. Wayne.
II still believe the Blue Devils will take
the sectional and 7 notice that some of
the fans are agreeing with me- he con-
cludes. shortridge needs more Eddies.
There's going to be hot game at
Tech Jan. 25 when Tech and Shortridge
get together" says L. S. M. a Shortridge
student. ut is not a question of who has
the dope on their side. who has won the
most games. or has the most individual
| stars. The simple facts Of this case are
| Shortridge VS.. Tech. and these alone assure
a battle. I predict that the toughest team
for Tech to whip this year will be Short
ridge
| Eleanor. Techite, still is boosting the
Campbell men despite their losses to
Martinsville and Frankfort. The most
pleasing thing in the tilt with the cham
pions, says Eleanor was the manner in
which the Green team broke up the Hot
Dogs stall game. And If Shortridge in
tends to beat Tech they better have a
better team than last year." she writes.
= =
From some of these letters, one
gathers that Shortridge and Tech
don't get along so well, speaking
in basketball terms.
n n
There are two outstanding teams in
nd XXyae
Anderson" says Aren't We AL" After
glancing over his letter. and noticing that
he picked Tech over MarttnsviIle and
Frankfort. Blackboard agrees that we all
are just what. he hasn't figured out. The
writer informs US he has gone in the
picking business and intends 10 select a
champion. Since he picked Butler over
Danyille. his batting average on his first
trip up was 1873. Wen let him go this
time. because he said some nice things
about Blackboard.
Dear Vern: Perhaps you haven't noticed
the Carmel Greyhounds this year. We're
still on the map. We have defeated such
teams as Ben Davis. Noblesville and
Smithville and held Cicero to a 1-point
win. We have won ten games and lost
four. and three of the losses we're By
l point.
GUS Il. FAN JR
Those 1-point losses might be
a record of some kind If Kokomo
hadn't dropped five just like them.
| q
Techs Spirit names Washington
Tech, Columbus. Horace Mann. Anderson
and Frankfort as his big hve-befor;
Techs game with Frankfort However
his letter indicates that he wouldn1
change his mind. even If Tech did lose.
CampbeII's Tech fans would
walk many miles for-Tim and
"Shots." Well, they have o Reisn-
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OFF blackboard
lHE BY VERN BOXELL

FOLLOWING the announcement
L of sectional and regional tour
ney sites last week, those most Seri-
ously afflicted by the annual cpl
denic of basketballitis got out their
pencil and paper and began figuring
who's where and why. The sum-
mary of their findings prove that
action thirsty fans will have little
trouble in finding all the thrills they
care for at any one of many CEN
tiers.
For instance. Bedford plays In the sec
tional at Mitchell. Mitchell never has
held any respect for the Stonecutters in a
basketball way. and with their chances
the brightest this year in many seasons.
they may provide one of the upsets. To
make matters a little easier to take for
Bedford. they we're awarded the regional,
which will include Paoli. Seymour. New
Albany and the Mitchell winner. And
there may be more blood spilled here.
Franklins high school principal wasted
one afternoon and stirred up a lot of
trouble which resulted in the severing of
athletic relations with the Bulldogs in an
attempt to keep the regional away from
Columbus. His measuring of the Columbus
gym to use in the protest met with little
success and the Franklin sectional winner
will so to Columbus.
Il e
Peru and Delphi, two of the best
little quintets in the state, will be
at Logansport. This probably will
be one of the best regiOnalS.
n q
bloomington, like Bedford, gets a Sec
tional but no regional. Already, the
Bloomington scribes are planning to 20 to
MartinsvilIe for the regional even though
the Artesians are In the Panther sectional.
Stranger things have happened, but not
often.
Washingtons Hatchets were given g
clear ticket to the state finals. There's lit
tie chance of Huntingsburg. Boonyille OF
Tell City causing much trouble.
| Yincennes' biggest threat will be the
Evansville winners, which probably will be
either Bosse or Central. Washington had
to stop Central last year. but the pocket
city winner was shifted to yincennes thi.
season.
|
Then there's the annual battle
(that Is, they're doped that way but
have gone wrong sometimes) between
Marion and Kokomo at the formel
place, and Newcastle and Muncit
at the latter place.
/
Connersville will find their sti1est op
position in Rushville in the regional e
that place. Rushville won the recent in
national tournament at Greensnurg IL
which Connersville competed. but tina
doesn't mean q whole lot.
Runners say II Butler loses at De Psu'
tonight. the Bulldog athletic deparfmen
win make appropriations 10 build net
gyms for 81 their opponents next season
said gym 10 be medeled aftsf the leca
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The standings:
Power Quintet
Leads League

Tenth-round games in the Capitol
City League at Pennsy gym Monday
night resulted In victories for the
faVorites. indianapolis Power and
Light quintet retained its lead by
defeating the last place Utility
Service five, 80 to II.
Hare Chevrolet remained in a
second place tie with Indianapolis
N. Y. G. by dropping Link Belt
Ewart, 80 to %, while the Railroad
ers walloped Link Belt Dodge, SO to
IS. The Link Belt teams are tied
for fourth.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-21
Strauss Five
Upsets Elks

BIZ Times Special
MADISON, Ind, Jan. II. - The
Madison Elks lost their first game
of the season here Monday to the
fast Strauss Says of indianapolis,
rs to 20, Strauss scored five points
in the first minutes and held the
lead throughout. Chandler, Holz
and Bugg for indianapolis and
Wheeler and Lyons for Madison
were best. Summary:
STRAUSS MADISON
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-21
CORTEz WINS ON MAT

With the match standing one fall
apiece, Don Cortez was awarded the
victory over Johnny Carlin at Cadle
tabernacle Monday night when Ref
cree Bunchanan ruled out Carlin for
alleged slugging. Leslie Beers, Pur-
due coach. downed George Londos
in onesfall bout. Jiggs. the wrest-
ling bear, was an added attraction
and tussled with its trainer to en-
terrain the crowd.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-21
NET TOURNEY PLANNED

Beech Grove high school will hold
an invitational junior high-freSh-
man basketball tourney at Beech
Grove next Saturday. Manual.
Southport, Ben Davis freshmen and
Beech Grove Junior high have en-
tered.
Southport and Beech Grove clash
in the first game at ,, while Man
ual meets Ben Davis at p. m. The
losers play at and the winners at
8 p. m.
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Independent Net Notes

vile. Greenfield. Greenwood. Lebanon and
KnightstoWn, take notice. Write Harry
Small 1903 East McCarty street.
Indianapolis Red Wings meet Holy Trim
ity Juniors Wednesday night at Trinity
gym. Following players take notice Car
roll Watson. Roy Everroad Hinton. Stader
and Thompson For games call DR.. 1918
and ask for Bonnie.
Junior Catholic Daugherts OF America
played their first games Monday at g.
Philip gym. Troup 3. the Leaders. de-
feated Troop Is. Golden CLOVIS. II to IL
in the afternoon. At night Troop 4, the
Carrot Tops, downed Troop II. the Dash
ing Dots 81 to II
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.Bezdek Accepts
New Penn Post
BH United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-The ex-
traordinary career of Hugo Bezdek,
Penn State football coach, will enter
another phase July l when he be-
comes director of the new school of
physical education and athletics at
Penn State.
Trustees Of State college have ac-
copied Bezdek's resignation as foot
ball coach to permit him to devote
his tull time to his new duties.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-21
IRISH CONTINUE DRILLS

Cathedral high school basketball
team continued preparations today
for games with Southport at the
Irish gym Friday, and at West La
fayette Saturday. Coach joe Diem
hart's quintet has shown consider
able improvement in recent games
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Spug Myers to-
night. while 9TH
ers, remembering
t he sensational
performances of
the Poca t ell O
puncher here in
the past, are in
clined to the opin-
ion that class will
tell. It is the first
meeting of the
Wo aggressive
Welters.
Tonight's card
S park e S with
names of Armory
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IN bDe army III
France and went
ahead to win the
h e a V y W e i 6 Il t
championship of
his A. E. F. divi-
sion. Unlike most
of the lads who
won titles of that
sort, Miller conf
pletely passed up
boxing when ne
got back in ciVies
and returned to
the ball and bat
m EARN his rSkPS
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-21

Sunday, st. Pat
ricks H. N. S.
meters are max
ing preparations
for their impor-
tant tilt Thursday
night with Holy
Trinity at Soutl
Side Turner hal,
at $3.50. The teams
are rivals of LONG
S t a n din G. st
Patrick's Y. l.. S
girls play Sacrec
Heart high schoo.
crirIc of 7.20
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-21

DING MILLER, the outf1eld vet
Id eran who drove in the run that
clinced the 1929 worlds series for
the Athletics, had a laundering for
the fistic prize ring when he was
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The Complete Program

Inc Complete Program
Ten Rounds-Spug Myers. PocateIIo,
Idaho, VS.. Billy Rose, Cincinnati; welter-
weights.
Eight Rounds-Georgie Nate. Sou Bend
vs.. Kid Woods, Indianapolis; bantam
weights.
Six Rounds-WilIard Brown, Indian
apolis. VS.. Frank Gierke, Indianapolis;
featherweights.
Six Rornds-PauI Farmer, Anderson, vs.
Lon LOVelace, TerTe Haute; Hghtweights.
Four Roundabout Trough House)
Blankenship, indianapolis, VS.. sonny
Mitchell, Indianapolis.
Billy Rose, fresh from a win over
Vincent Hambright, hitting
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-21
NOTRE DAME VICTORs

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 21-
Notre Danes crack basketball quin-
tet defeated the Mexican Falls col
lege five here Monday night, 20
to %.
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ALL NEWS TO QUINN
Red Sox President Unaware of Tom
Turner's Plans.

BIZ United Press
BOSTON, Jan. 2l.-Reports that
Tom Turner, owner of the Portland
Club of the Pacific Coast League,
was planning to purchase the Bos-
ton Red Sox received no confirma-
ton at the Office of President Bob
Quinn of the American League Club
here today.
"If Turner is planning to buy the
SoX it's news to me" Quinn said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-21
TIGERS MAKE PURCHASE

DETROIT, Jan. 21.--M. A. Nelson
24-year-old righthanded pitcher
who won twenty-seven games and
lost fifteen for the San Francisco
Pacific Coast League club in 1929,
has been purchased outright by De-
troit.
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gIIIS at LOU. IoAICI
Kenny Fisher, former Tech star,
will be in the ST. Patrick H N. S.
lineup Thursday against Trinity. He
is forward Of speed and basket
accuracy.
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Predicts Iowa
Will Be Freed
BVTnitod Press

BIZ United Press
DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 21.-That
Iowas next plea for reinstatement
in the western conference will be
granted was predicted here today
following the annual report of
Chairman Ralph w. Angler to the
University of Michigan athletic COM
mittee Monday.
In the report, Angler said every
member of the western conference
anxiously awaits the time when the
Iowa housekeeping is completed
and the university may be welcomed
to fully participating membership"
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Armory Favorites in Action
Tonight for Legion Fans
Billy Rose to Tackle Veteran Spug Myers in Feature;
Nate Takes On Kid Woods.

Filipino flash, is being given an even
chance by many fans to win over
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College Basketball

Michigan. IS; Indiana, 26.
Metre Dame, 20; Mexican Falls Mexico
City,, Is.
Wisconsin. 80; Chicago. "a.
Nebraska. 30; Oklahoma, 20.
Detroits ~ MarQuette<s -
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St. Pats Squad
and Trinity in
Tilt Thursday

Following their 35 to 20 victory
over the Kingan five at PennSy gym
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CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-Charlie Root,
one of the mainstays of the Chicago
Cubs pitching staff, today signed a
two-year contract with the National
League pennant winners. The con-
sideration was not announced.
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Blue GIRLS WIN

Shortridge girls basketball team
won its first game Of the season, de-
feating the State School for the
Deaf, 81 to %. Beech Grove girls
play at Shortridge Friday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-21

Henelman Candy Ave. With a success
full season In the Industrial League, wants
cess to gyms. Ex-high school and college
stars. including Rump1e. Swartz. Fletcher,
Dallace. Sltfer. Layton and Kent brothers
&oEz. MoxzantoTns Bridgeport, Mobiles
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ROOT ATTACHES SIGNATURE

Totels 70 2 26 Totals ~. 9 2 20
Free Throws MisSed-Wheeler, 4; Lyons,
Oyerbee, Chandler Grimsley.
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Crimson Flashes have added Cardinals
and Hayes Body fives to their string of
victories. FLASHES have open dates for
January and February and challenge city
and state teams playing in the i3-year-
old class. Call william Naperstick, e27
South Capitol DreZel 0654-M.
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Christamore Comets desire games with
ing access to gyms. Call Belrnor.s 32e3-M
after $50 p. m. and ask for Bob. st.
Philip and st. Pats Shamrocks. take no.
tice
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indianapolis Delco Pemys desire games
n the 10 TO 20-ye&r-old class with teams
having access 10 gyms. Call Be. 1926 or
write Harry Hoffman, 1911 North King
avenue.
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Indianapolis Midways play Mowhawk
A. c. Wednesday night. In their last
three games. Midvays have scored seventy
three points TO their opponents %. Mid
ways desire games with teams having &C
cess TO gyms. Johnson's Specials. Indian
apolis Stove and Edgewood A. c.. take
notice. Call Drexel 6074-W after $50
p. m. and ask for Frank. or write Frank
Rogers, l4l7 South State avenue.
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Y. NJ. H. A. nosed out College Cubs in a
fast game. % to g. Reisberg, Simpson and
Davis led the winners, Dugan and Russell
starring for the losers. H. AS play at
Communal hall tonight. For games, write
Jack Selig at e4t South Capitol avenue or
call DreXel 15l3-M. after ?. m.
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Kirshbaum Bulldogs won their eleventh
game of the season, defeating Plainfeld
Independents. So to 81. Bulldogs have
suffered but one defeat. Bulldogs play
Bubbles at Kirshbaun next Sunday at
2:30 p. m. Lauter Al-Stars. call Talbot
1850.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-21

Now that Ownie has qualified in
the broadcasting league, the East
End Bush Club probably win keep
him in mind for four years hence
and rig up plans for q Bush for
Mayor Club
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E. c. Atkins Company have secured
Marigold Club gym for next Saturday at
80 and would like to schedule a local
team. Call Ray Mckinney at Lincoln
4541, during the day.
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Ferndales easily defeated Riverside
Olympics at Pennsy gym Sunday. As to Is.
Sherman, with six field goals IN the last
half. and Mercer with twenty-five points.
led the winners Ferndales want a game
with a strong team next Sunday after
noon. Call Sol williams at Talbot 6556.
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tonight. the Bulldog athletic department.
win make appropriations 10 build new
gyms for sII their opponents next season,
said gym 70 BE- msdeled aftsf the lsca1
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-21

Communal Midgets trounced Christamore
Pirates, so to 10, at Christamore gym.
Midgets desire games in the ALTO l6-year-
old class with teams having access to
gyms. Call Drexel 1868 and ask for Ralph.
take notice Midgets play Chrstamore
Comets next Friday night at Christamore
gym at Z.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-21

Flying Chips of Modern Woodmen of
American defeated Turner Blues in an
overtime game. 80 to 26.
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Connersville will find their stifIest op-
position in Rushville in the regional at
that place. Rushville won the recent in
national tournament at Greensburg in
which Connersville competed. but that
doesn't mean q whole lot.
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CampbeII's Tech fans would
walk many miles for-Tirn and
"Shots." Well, they have o Reisn-
G TIE