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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-13

speaking of au-teams, there's that
alI-state team we're going to pick
from the high schools on Feb. rs.
More grief.
Give the little letter writer's big
hand.
Anderson.
Dear Boxell: Your column is your
evil. You shall want. 1t leadeth
you into much trouble. 1t draWeth
on your purse. You take the word
of many people for its sake. Yea,
though you know the game perfect
~, you fear much evil. Your favor
ties are beaten in the presence Of
your enemies. Tech has blown up.
Columbus boileth over. Surely this
column will not follow you all of
your life or you will dwell in the
house of nuts" forever.
Sincerely,
I. K. Y.
Dear Blackboard. AFTER rcdQlng come
Of the statements written by Shortridge
supporters foretelling how different the
sectional will be from the city tournament.
have to laugh. When Shortridge made
such a wonderful stand against Delphi.
two Delphi regulars did not play. When
they beat Rushville. they must have been
playing over their heads. Look what
Manual did to themI What do you think
of the fine showing Tech made against
Anderson? What a regional it will be!
STUDENT PRINCE.
With this sort of letters filling
Backboard's mail, it doesn't ap-
pear that much balIyhoO viii be
needed to fill Tech gym during
the sectional tourney.
Dear Blackboard: I wonder what dear
friend Tech thinks Of this game called
basketball. just as Jack and Walt said
Tech had too much city tournament. They
aren't holding up the good name of In
dianapols, to lose six consecutive games.
I got the straight dope from members of
the Blue Devil squad that they were
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Cox and Alte Collide at
Cadle In Feature Battle
Local Featherweight Rivals Top 7Bout Card Tonight;
80 Rounds on Program.

the Arcade gym this afternoon at 8
The Washington A. G. promoters
have endeayored to make the entire
card one of action leading up to the
ten-round rivalry struggle. Com
plete program follows:
Ten Rounds-Tracy Cox. Brightwood, vs..
Merle Alte, indianapolis; l26 pounds.
Six Rounds-Red Meyers, Terrc Hsute,
VS. Red Holloway, indianapolis; 142 pounds.
Six Rounds-Vincent Hogue, Cincinnati,
vs.. Royal Cox. Brightwood; 1913 pounds.
Four Rounds-Walter Pickerd, Sandusky.
o., VS.. Chunk Ewing, Terre Haute; at 1888
pounds.
Four Rounds-Mickey shannon, Terre
Haute. VS.. Howard Newburg, indianapolis
145 pounds.
Four ROunds-Red Wise, Portsmouth, o.,
VS.. Chick Hall, Indianapolis: 122 pounds.
Four Rounds-Kid Slaughter. Terre
Haute, VS.. Ray HurtZ, Indianapolis; 145
pounds.
First bout. $3.50. Referee, Jimmy Cooley.
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Rite SCORES 40

BLUE SCORES $50
Rolling with the Old Gold Cigarette team
in. the Merchants League on the Indiana
alleys, John Blue took his place at the
head OF the local 700 club by rolling a total
This total is an all time record for local
League play and shows an average, OF
in DO this Po form tie Old Gold boys easily won
ley Five and National Map teams also
R Mallory while the Ramblers took two
from the Schmitt Insurance.
will be rolled on the Pritchett alleys Sun
day. the first squad taking the drives at
20 a. NJ. All players who wish to roll in
singles play. are requested to call for reser-
vations at Ii. O852.
The Falls city Lager and Hayes Body
team staged a pretty race for high three
game honors during the play Of the, In
danapSs League IN the o Stb a aeSrs
Of s0e3 to 3085. The Falls City also led
over the single game ro o1t topping oi ten
Of 1885. Hayes Body won three games
from the American Central Life, as the
ar Coffee. Marotts. striebeck Five. Ne
from the Coca-CoIa.. Oeftering;, Litzelman
and nd Wagner Radio. Eddie: schott led 3
Sc 6h sG GAMES nj 'e Of 49, Ssa si2 vn s Edde
Meyer had 64e: Coval, 626; Rasmussen.
$50; Cobler. 6l3: A; stTiysheck, S2e; Nan Mar.
SIS: PTditchett, 6i7: DeFsch. sis; Johnson,
6i7; Faust, sos; Myers, 6ls: Haagsnla, 626;
Bowen eo6 and AOp sGt s s2E d AssS h ANA
single game prize with score OF 25S.
Five totals of better than 900, were
rolled during the Bankers League play on
the Elk Club alleys, Eggert leading wish :
Barrett fsI; sol. and Kellogg an even 800.
for t1A4 the Fletcher Savings and Trust, over
The BANKERS Trust and a two-time win for
The CITY Trust. Fletcher American and In
diana National over the msyer-hiser'
with a grand total of 1887 over the Ave
game route, Rafert was returned the WIN
rler of the American Central Life singles
tourney on the Pritchett alleys Wednes-
day.
The Five Good Fellows. Lone star Ce-
ment and Universal Rats won three games
change Unity. as the Exchange. universal
Cats and Optinists won two from the
American Business Club. Lions and MI.
League Lea play ON on the Pritchest alleys Mitch
man Nader and Mason were over the 500
mark during this series with counts OF 6l9,
els and 6oe. respectively.
Don't forget to turn your entry In for
the Lincoln day doubles and singles sweep
stakes, which comes TO close With Sat-
urday and SUNDAYS PLAY on the Illinois AL
leys. Phone Lincoln O5a0 Tor place on
the schedule.
Good bowling featured the. Uptown
Leszua plays on the north SIDE alleys. 1ne
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Hudkins and
Rosie Clash
In New York

Bu Emitted Press
NEW YORK. Feb. l3.-Ace Hud-
kins, Nebraska wildcat, who has
been On the New York commissions
blacklist" for the past year because
ne was too rough" in his bout with
Rene De Vos, will have an oportu-
nifty to advance to the top rank of
the light heavyweight class by de-
feating Make RoSenbloom OF New
York in their ten-round bout at
Madison Square Garden Friday
Rosenbloom generally is regarded as
uncrowned king of the 175-pounderS
and the winner Of the Friday fuss
has been promised a title bout with
Jimmy Slattery, the New York COM
missions light heavyweight cham
pion.
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College Basketball

Indiana. SO; Northwestern, 81.
Earlham. 81; Huntington. Il.
Nebraska. IS; st. Louis u. 43.
Loyola (Chicegol, 20: North Carolina. 26
New Mexico o.. %; De Paul (Chicago)
49,
Drake, 80; Iowa. %.
Army. AZ; Amherst, IS
st. Johns Brooklyn. 81: Lehigh, 25.
Wittenberg.- ~; ST. Xavier. 20.
Princeton, 81: Navy. Is.
Duquesne, %: West Virginia. &c.
Columbia. 80: Pennsylvania. 10.
Mercer, SO: Chattanooga, 30.
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Seven bouts, calling for thirty
eight rounds, will be the flstic Of
fering at Cadle tabernacle tonight
which features the battle between
Tracy Cox and Merle Alte, local
featherweight rivals and claimants
Of the state title in that division
Followers of each have steamed up
a-plenty over the merits of the ad-
versaries, and if the scrap fails to
develop into a thriller, many down.
town experts are going to miss their
guess.
1t will be the first meeting be-
tween Cox mad Alte, although both
have been active in the ring for
several years.
A number of new faces will be
seen in tonight's prelims, with the
first bout at $50. The fourteen
boxers engaged we're to weigh in at
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Mickey Walker
Meets LOnSki

BU United Press
DETROIT, Feb. 13.-Light gym
nasium workouts today will con-
clude the training of Mickey Walk
er. worlds middleweight champion,
and Leo LomSki, Aberdeen light
heavyweight contender, for their
important ten-round bout here Fri
daV
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-13
JAMES M'GRAW DIES

TOLEDO, Feb. 13.-James Nc
Graw, 48, secretary Of the Toledo
baseball club for several years, and
brother of John McGraw, died
Wednesday from complications fol-
lowing an operation. He was sec
rotary of the Buffalo club before
joining the A. A. team and was
well-known In the national game.
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LAST CUB TO SIGN

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-With the
signing of Dan Taylor, outfielder
with the Reading club in the Inter-
national League last year, the Chi
cago Cubs have under contract all
the players on the roster for the
spring training period, it was an
nounced today.
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DIAMOND CARD GIVEN

Bu URifed Press
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Feb. 49,
Nineteen games. eleven OF them
against western conference teams,
have been carded for Purdue's base
ball team this spring. N. A. kellogg,
director Of athletics announced to-
day. Ohio State. Northwestern,
Michigan, Indiana, Minnesota and
Illinois are the conference teams on
the schedule
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AMATEUR FISTICUFFS

The city and county amateur box
ing tournament, sponsored by South
Side Turner's, has been changed
from March l to March %, due to
conflict with other athletic events.
A record entry list is anticipated.
For information. call or write Ar
thur Paetz, 1850 South East street,
DreXel 1116.
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cidentally. Sam always has been
with the Senators in major league
bali and his lifetime swat average
is .32c. He hit $50 one season. The
veteran says he knows he Is on the
downgrade. but has few regrets, be-
cause he believes he has experienced
every thrill of baseball. He was on
TWO pennant winners. one OF which
won the worlds series, and in his
prime, was one of the games great
est base runners. A fine fielder as
well as a timely hitter. Sam always
maintained that a major league
outfelder to be the real article can
not afford TO have any pronounced
weaknesses.
Dixie Leyerett, highlander
lrafted by the Boston Braves from
indianapolis in 1928, has been sold
outright 10 Buffalo. The BiSons
paid $4,000 for him. Leverett won
only three games for Boston last
season and lost seven. Ill health
handicapped him.
CINCY officials say they have
~ been able to dissolve the agree
nent with Buffalo anent Outhelder
Did Purdy, and instead of joining
re BisonS the orator paStimer Will
perform this year with Columbus,
he Cincy farm.
Old Reh Russell smseked the horSehide
for a mark Of .SiS in the rhree-l last
season and will try 10 do the same for
Mobile during 1880. In 6S games with
Quincy Reb collected IS homers. triples.
rs doubles and as singles.
LEN KOENECKE. WHO WILL MAKE
MOTHER TRY THIS SPRING TO STAY
nth INDIANAPOLIS. BATTED -S25 IN
THE THREE-I LOOP AND CATCHER
toRBEFR. PURCHASED BY INDIAN
APorrs FROM BLOOMINGTON. HIT -2si.
NOT so GOOD. PAUL WOLF. IN
FIELDER ANOTHER INDIAN ROOKIE.
Was A 7so sTIcKER-
-
Rip Haxerman has passed on. He vas
fairly. well prominent years sgo - =
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Berries Drop
Horace Mann

BR Times Special
GARY, Ind, Feb. I3.-Horace
Mann lost another basketball game
here Wednesday night, Logansport
repeating its early season perform
ance by handing the Crown quintet
81 to IS setback.
The Berries we're in front IA 10
13 at the end of see-saw first half.
and although the Horsemen threat
ened throughout the last period,
maintained their margin. Alberts
and Hills led the Berries, with Kos
and Elser outstanding for the locals.
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Knocks Himself Out

BH Times Special
BOSTON, Feb. 13.-Al Friedman
lost to Jimmy Maloney. his Boston
heavyweight rival, on technical
knockout in four rounds here
Wednesday night, when he plunged
through the ropes and struck his
head on the edge of the ring. He
was unconscious for several min
utes.
Maloney side-stepped a furious
rush by Friedman.
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Box Award to Mack Puts
Baseball on High Plane

the worlds baseball champion
ship back to this city last year
when the Mackmen defeated
the Chicago Cubs.
The prize is the $4,000 Phila-
delphia award, established by
the late Edward w. Box, to be
given annually to the resident
who, during the previous cal
endar year, shall have per-
formed or brought to its cul-
mination and act, or contributed
a service, calculated to advance
the best and largest interests OF
Philadelphia"
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leel ca pa ole OF
cheating Daddy
Time another
season in the
majors. Sam will
be 40 in April,
which puts the
cloak of old age
on him, for it's
seldom a dy chas-
er sticks in fast
company t n a (
long. Rice made
the grade last
year at that, for
he compiled a
batting mark OF
1923 and stole six
teen b2 SeS In
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GAMES AT TURNER GYM

Two feature games are scheduled
tonight at South Side Turner hall
with the st. Patricks Y. L. 8. girls
meeting the Holy Trinity girls at
7:30. followed by st. Patrick H. NJ s.
opposing the e. G. Atkins squad at
$3.50. The Saints defeated Atkins
earlier in the season and Atkins has
practiced hard to give the Saints q
setback.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-13
LUMBIA GAINS LEAD

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Columbia's
Lions hold undiSputed possession CT
first place in the eastern intercol-
legiate basketball league as a result
OF their 80 to 18 victory over
Pennsylvania Wednesday night. It
was PENIS first defeat of the
season.
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By Science Service
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10
Il An award which has been
received by distinguished edu-
Gators, artists and industriallsts
rested today with a man whose
name is known to millions who
never heard of its previous re-
cipients.
The man is Connie Mack-or,
more properly, Cornelius McGil-
licuddy-manager Of the Phila-
delphia Athletics, who brought
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HAPPY IN FAST SCRAP

TOLEDO, Feb. 13.-Happy Ather-
ton, Indianapolis flyweight, ap-
peared to be entitled to newspaper
shade over Louis Carpentero in ten
rounds of swift battling here
Wednesday. 1t was the main go OF
a charity show and drew packed
house.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-13
BADGERS LOSE REBHOLZ

BIZ United Press
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 13.-RusS
Rebholz, star half back on Wiscon-
sins football team last fall, has been
declared ineligible for further
basketball competition this season,
because of scholastic difficulties.
He will have an opportunity to
remove the deficiency before the
1880 grid season.
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News of Local Ten Pin FASTENERS

Trade, while the Scott Trucking. Fin
naran Grocery and Moran Trucks were
Pittman Rice and Mills and Lysaght, dur
ing the X. of C. League play on the Della
ware ais. Bill Sargent continued to set
since ba pS ney WIEN b az h;ttin IN ms
of sc on games of 256, POI and 219, Du-
gan was next with COG,
Two-time wins ruled the Van Camp
League session. on the Fountain Square al
leys. the Soup and Pork and Bean boys de-
feating the Catsup and Bean Hole Beans.
Class bowlers will roll in the Diamond
classic on the Fountain Square alleys over
the Weekend Glass D is open to all
bowlers with an average Of l59 or under.
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City H. S. Net Card

FRIDAY
Washington at Edinburg.
Shortridge at MooeSville
Camel at Boad Ripple
Crtspus Attacks at Louisville.
SATURDAY
Gaheld (Terre Haute) at Washington.
Tech at Yincennes.
Brazil at Manual
BroHnsburg at Cathedral
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-13
KESSLER. yALGER DRAW

PARIS. Feb. l3.-Although Louis
Kessler, welterweight champion OF
France, fought the more aggressive
battle, he was unable to do better
than draw with Benny Valger, the
French American, in their twelve
round bout at the Wagram Wednes-
day night.
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BY LEFTY LEE

Williamson Candy and Selmeir Towel took
three from the THYME and Kahn Tail;
oring as the Coca-Cola. Hanna and Ideal
Cleaners won two from the Maytag Wash
er, Metalcraft and American Linen. A
269 finish by Hornbrock, gave him the
his other games showing scores OF 1879 and
1886 Tor total of 654 Morgan had 633;
Dawson, 618; Hill 643: Schoneker. 612:
Elder. 6i9; Hoyt. 642, and Quill. 636.
A 200 scratch sweepstakes will feature
the play on the Uptown alleys Saturday
and Sunday Feb % and %. Entry fee
will be $1.50 for each series, each bowler
rolling as often as he desires.
The White Furniture team made clean
sweep of their series with the Board Of
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A THOUGH weakened by the loss of veterans,
n Buffers Bulldogs are expected to make sur
prise showing against Notre Dame here Friday night
and with the vacated berths filed with capable re-
serves who daily showing Improvement, may pro-
vide HooSer collegiate court circles with its major
upset of the season. Shown above are three OF the
veteran FASTENERS whom Coach Keogan will start
against the Hinklemen. Captain Oonie Donovan,
former Bedford star, is an alwestern guard, and
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his team-mate Ed Smith, also has been rated highly.
Ray DeCook has taken the disputed center berth
after hard battle and Norb Grove OF the Lafayette
Groves, is sharing forward duties with NeWbold,
Mccarthy and NaVin.
Coach Hinkle has been using Christopher and
Allen, forwards; Tackett former back guard, at
center and Evans and Hinchman guards, in recent
workouts, and they have shown considerable speed.
Howard Chadd also has seen considerable service
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-02-13
- Stove League Chatter
BY EDDIE ASH

DOILING out at Hot Springs,
- playing golf and hiking through
the foothills of the Ozarks sur
rounding vapor valley, have made
outflelder Sam Rice of Washington
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BIZ Times Special
NEW YORK, FEB. 13.-Here's the
Primo Camera Of the diamond. only
this Joe Visotski bird looks as if he
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LIGHT BEATS SHERMAN

DETROIT. Feb. 13.-Billy Light.
st. Paul welterweight. today held q
decision over Morrie Sherman,
Detroit, whom he easily beat in ten
rounds here Wednesday.
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HUssEY OPPOSES ELDER

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Jimmy
Hussey, member Of the 1924 United
States Olympic team, will race Jack
Elder of Notre Dame in the special
sprint series at the Crescent A. G.
games Saturday.
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H. S. Court Results

Logansport. 27; Horace Mann. 25.
Ladoga. "a: Roachdale. 30.
New Richmond. 81; West Point. 20.
Sheridan. SO; Walnut Grove. %.
CovinEton. 26: Veedersburg, 81,
BrownStoWn. "a: Austin. %.
Linton. So: Bloomfield. "a.
Clinton. 81. Attica. Is.
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BY YERN BOXELL

TUST as Saturdays have habit OF
u doing, Saturday, Feb. Is, is COM
ing around in a very short time. 1t
may be just another pay day to
some people, but to Blackboard 1t Is
that and some more. In fact, If 1t
wasn't pay day Blackboard probably
would mark it up as the most dread
ed day Of the year. But never let 1t
be said that Blackboard dreaded a
pay day All Of this talk about Sat-
urday, Feb. Is, has to do with one
of the mental tasks dished out for
Blackboard TO perform. He started
the ball rolling last Tuesday by
naming twenty teams who probably
would figure in state championship
selections, with the promise of cut
ting them to ten by Thursday Hav-
ing done this, Blackboard can see
nothing but hard work ahead in
getting rid of nine more. Anyhow,
here are the ten:
TECHNICAL
WASHINGTON
ANDERSON
COLUMBUS
MUNCIE
DELPHI
FRANKFORT
hARTINSYILLE
HORACE MANN
LOGANSPORr
y y
LOgansport defeated Horace
Mann at Gary Wednesday night,
which means that Cliff Wells and
his boys probably will be at the
fieldhOuse, but which doesn't
mean Keith Crown and his squad
won't. And McCracken scored
eighteen points to keep Indiana
in the Big Nine race. McCracken
can play on any of our all-teams,
just because he's consistent. And
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GOPHER NATATORS WIN

BIZ United Press
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Feb 13.-
University Of Minnesota natators
defeated the University of Chicago
swimming team in a Western Con-
ference dual meet here Wednesday,
So TO L.
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Rip Haxerman has passed on He vas
fsiris. ven rdininens years sgs - =
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Old Reh Russell smseked the horSehide
for mark Of .SiS in the Three-I last
season and will try 10 do the same for
Mobile during 1880. In eS games with
Quincy Reb collected IS homers. triples.
te douhleS and IS singles
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Another film shows Scott sealing a
royal palm. Just what Scot hopes to get
at the top isn't quite clear. Hes just
climbing for no reason at all. I think
this picture a sucker move and am sur
prised that Jimmy Johnston sanctioned it,
The inference is that Scott is practcing
for q tree climbing act which may come
in handy on Feb. q.
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Good bowling featured the. Uptown
League plays on the north side alleys The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-26

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-01
Arkansas Seeking
Two Toes Return

Little Rock. Ark. April 1.-R-
The Arkansas game and fish commits
sion said today 1t had received reports
that "extradition proceedings might
be instituted to bring back to Ark
ansas q killer named Two Toes"
Two Toes" king Of Arkansas tim
Der wolves, and invader Of many q
herd Of sheep, recently was captured
and i~ncarcerated In the Memphis,
Tenn, ZOO. The commission said sew
eral Arkansans, believing that state
should not suffer even q champion
wolf to be held in captivity in another
state without . vigorous protest.
planned to take steps to have Two
Toes" extradited from Tennessee to
the Little Rock ZOO In the State Fair
Park.