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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-03
Stove League Chatter
BY EDDIE ASH

Bobby Veach, veteran outf1eld pas
timer for Toledo, has signed with
Jersey City in a triple capacity.
Veach will act as coach, pinch hitter
and emergency outfelder. Veach
still has plenty of the old sock left
in the willow and some of the Inter-
national twirlers will be mighty
crestfallen when Bobby connects
right.
The Philadelphia Athletics bosses
evidently are preparing for the 1880
world series already. Right now they're
quite busy in the Quaker city Installing
$500 new seats for Philly patrons. The
roof-top business during the last series
evidently made the Athletics moguls
start thinking about 1880.
TING president of the Western
Il Association wants to provide his
urnpires with f1ivver coupes to travel
between the cities and thus save on
railway fares. The league prexy
may not be so smart, at that. They
may have to pull some fan from the
bleachers to ump, if one Of the ar
biters get stuck on some Of those
hills around Fl. Smith, Ark. That
town is right near the Ozark section
and the f1ivvers might protest climb
ing those "mountingS."
=
Chuck Klein, the local fash who shines
with the Phillies, has taken up bowling
as winter pastime and is heaving the
big black pill down the alleys In good
form. They do say, though, that Chuck
has no ambition to tackle Ownie Bush.
Ownie Is king among the baseball luni-
naries who take fling at the ten-pin
snort
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Sox, Giants
to Be Here
on April 9
New York, Chicago Club to
Play Sixteen Games
While Training.

RV Times SDeciG'
NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Sixteen
games with Ownie Bush's Chicago
White Sox appear on the training
schedule of the New York Giants,
announced today.
Indianapolis has been included
on the tour of the two major league
clubs. and they will appear at the
Hoosier capital on April 9. Evans
vile, Terre Haute, and Ft. Wayne
also will see the two clubs in action.
Sox and Giants will train at San
Antonio, Tex, pitchers and catchers
reporting Feb. IS, with outfielderS
and infielders reporting two weeks
later.
The schedule:
March gu. of Texas at Austin.
March scs-Whtte Sox at HOUSTON.
March 10, IA. Is. it. 2S-White sox at
March 2s~white sox at FIT. Worth.
March 30-White Sox at Dallas.
March 31-ShreVeport at Shreveport, La.
April /, 2-Cleveland at New Orleans.
April 5, 6--Memphis at Memphis.
April White Sox at Evansville,
April 8-White Sox at Terre Haute
April 1o-White Sox at FIT. Wayne.
April 10. 13-White Sox at Chicago.
April 14-Army at West Point.
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on Card at
Hall; Alte at Arnory

Jimmy Hackley's opponent in the
ten-round feature encounter at
TomlinSon hall Monday night will
be Sammy Lupica. f1ashy Toledo
lightweight, according to Arol
Anterior, matchmaker.
Rosy Kid Baker of Anderson will
mix with Cecil Hurt of Indianapolis,
is the six-round semi-windup, and
Scotty Scotch of indianapolis
meets Billy Parrot of Louisville in
the other six-rounder.
Frank Gierke, local lad. will mix
with Kid Payton. Louisville. in the
top four, and Roy Woods and Young
Leach, both local boys, clash in the
middle four, The opener will bring
together Billy Bowers and Soldier
Borman. The card will start at $3.50
and Anterior promises the usual
lively glove action by the per-
formers.
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Local Irish
Invade Cicero

Following their % to 10 triumph
over washington Catholic here
Thursday night, Coach Joe DEM
hart's Cathedral high school quin-
tet will invade Cicero tonight to
battle Walter Floyd's fast quintet.
The Cicero tossers hold a victory
over Manual and in their game
here demonstrated a smooth, swift
attack.
Red Madden, with four field goals,
led the Irish to their victory Thurs
day. The game was close through
out, the locals Leading IL to 10 at
the half.
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and STATE State teams. Cal Or. To44 and ask
for ". c. Hastings.
Red Wings lost a close game, to Maple
tons wednesday. IS TO Il. Dickerson was
D ooiSts Red W Wings play ' in the ao-to-32-
year-old class
i1ed . team 10 begin play soon. Fisher,
Gerton, Dickie. Gisler. Jones. Stauber and
Bowers are on the squad. After, Sched-
T tWo x sssss he sSelI 9untet viii Sc
anxious 70 book games with city ane state
teams for January. February and March.
s wsiss or sa DGo sas west Michissn
street, with propositions. Given open
dates. gym facilities and return game con-
siderations.
Junior Bubbles recorded their third VIC
tory ae the expense OF Leader seconos.
IN the ia to i6-year-oid class. For games.
cali Or. 7os2 and ask for David.
chr,stamore Juniors Eagles and Tri-
angles would Ike 70 schedule games in
the II 10 Is. Is 70 Is and Is TO !9.yeaE-
old class respectively. Call Be. IT'S.
wizards defeated Al Lettershop I'VE,
Is to Z Rupert's door work and RohT
shooting featured. wizards would Ike 70
S9Ss cans In the II 10 Is-yesr-oiG class
can Hs. 45ti-J. ask FOX Billy.
Communal Aidgets trounced KiverAoe
Bows Club IS 20 8. Wednesday afternoon.
and cefested Kingan Reserves. IS TO IL.
wednesday night. Midgets desire games IN
the ~ 70 l6-yesr-old class. with teams
having access 70 gyms Call Dr.. 1883. ask
for Ralph.
sahara Grotto's will clash with Hayes
Body at Pennsy gym tonisht, and VIII play
Al the Brooksctde Community gym Satur-
day Grottos claim one OF the fastest
teams IN The state. State teams write Roy
Reker, io2S- Madison avenue or call DIT.
so3i between and D. N. for games.
second round games were PLAYED In the
united Brethren Sunday School league At
Brookside o. 2. gym University Heignts
u. n remsine1 in nrst place By defeating
calvary o. B.. - 70 II. Brookside Y. 3.
dsfssted. first U. 3. y to u. Brookacs
snx calvery are tied for second. and
FIRST q b Is fourth. Next Tuesday, uni
rerslts Heights plays Brookside and Cali
Fkry opposes First U. B. Pete Bailey and
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Down the Alleys
BY LEFTY LEE

johnson. Central Buick. Artificial Ice and
Nick Kerr boys taking two from the E. j.
Broadways and Maple Road Bank. Heck
with E total Of s3s on, games 81 2os, 224
and Stevenson. $40.
The Elks Club alleys Is arranging a
teams of the city.
Peters was the whole show in the Link
time record for his boys by rolling 1888
score in his second try. His other games
showed counts, Of 2lo and lsS for a three
S vented the the Office team from taxing all
games rolled resulted in threectime wins
Production. Drives and Timekeepers. over
the Foundry. Ewart, Gears. Offsets, Clerks
c. Power OF the Joint. Life team Of the
American &c, Sentral Life League: turned IN
and Wilson 81 tie ordinary. Life Club Iat
f0ed Il. s sne fSo Th e F hs joint si
and Ordinary Life won three games from
the Twenty-Year Endowment and Twenty
Pay Life as the Q. L. c. o. won two from
A 200 scratch singles will be played Sun
day at the Illinois alleys. The entry fee
is sl.25 Reservations can be made by
calling Lincoln 0740.
A three-time win for the Steele Shoe
Shop over the White Star Gas featured
the play IN the Elks League at the club
alleys. The La Fendrich. Smith Bakery
and Mueller-Nash won two from the Cut
Rate. Blacker Chilli and Anheuser-Busch
in the other contests.
The Banquet Tea and Gardner Special
won Two from the Sweetheart Bread and
wiebke boys. while the Libby Food and
Pittsford Pie made clean sweep OF their
series with the Sugar Greek Butter and
Illinois Boosters in the Essential League
play at the Illinois alleys. Blacks sol
total was good enough to lead the nelc
in this loop.
The Indianapolis Engraving team. en-
Pivot City Inks IN the Print Craft League,
winning two games BY the margin OF one
pin. The Press Assistants and Il. 2.
Schm!tt Insurance won three from the
Pivot CITY Blacks and Flint Ink in the
other sessions. Mavson was consistently
good, leading the field with total Of 633
on games OF 203 at and 2l3. Weaver
was next with total Of sos.
The Prest-o-Lite League play at the
Delaware alleys, resulted in a two-time
win for the Welders and Tool Room over
the Transportation and stores. and 2
three-tine win for the Pressroon. against
the Stock team. A at by Wyne was high
single game for the night.
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BY JOHN F. HEYDLER
President National Baseball League
(Writta,1 for the Tinted PreSSl

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-With the
last three years the best in National
League history in attendance, ag-
gregating as they did a total at
tendance of about 100000, and
with the American public more and
more interested in all sports, our
league naturally looks forward with
confidence to 1880 as another great
year.
Last year, for the first time in six
years, our race was practically de-
cided by Sept. /. We do not expect
such runaway or one-sided race
this year for the reason that our
league appears to be much better
balanced than it was at the begin
ming of last season. The Boston and
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/"
/ ALKING
IT OVER
BY JOE WILLIAMS

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Among
IN those who are not particularly
sorry the old year is gone are:
Mr. Benny Bass, the prize fighter.
The Cubs.
The Army football team.
Mr.. Al Espinosa, the golfer.
And the boys who figured Blue
Larkspur was shoo-in in the
Derby.
You learn from the newspapers that
Mr.. Primo Camera. the human dinOsaur.
is feet 1914 inches t all. that he
weighs 2s7 pounds. wears q size Fl col
lar. walks In shoes Weighing 10 pounds
each, eats a whole ham at one sitting,
can lift a one-ton motor truck, has
hands twice as large as any other
heavyweight in the history Of boxing.
can bite through a three-inch pine board
md Is an excellent artist.
All of which is very interesting. But
can the big clown fiEht7
EIOW to start the year wrong:
II Tell Jack Dempsey he looks
like Rudy Vallee. Ask Babe Ruth
to trace the history Of the Neander-
thai man. Mistake Willie Hoppe
for some one else and show him
how a masse shot really ought to be
played. Invite Gene Tunney to
q stag smoker of the Cheese and
Crackers Club In Delaney street. q.
Mention Jimmy Johnston to any OF
Schmeling's managers. Try TO
get a testimonial from Red eagle
on the California climate. .. Sug-
gest another Bunion derby to Cash
and Garry Pyle. :. Try to sell Peg
Nv Joyce a years subscription to the
Woman's Home Companion.
y 70
Amt IL the TRUTH
judging by what's going on these days
there's Just as much larceny in arti-
ehokes around here as caulifowers
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Play in the Universal League at the
Pritchett Recreation was close through
out. tvo-time wins being the best any
club could do. The Van Camp Hardware,
OUTLAWS. Enrich Hardware, Blacker Chilli,
Kay-O and Feeney Furniture defeating
Cola. 8, 8. Service Station, Watts Press
end NoblesviIle Milling. Hod Eller was
games Of ala. 22s and 232 Ramsey also
was hot" securing 66l for his three
games. other 600 totals we're Steel. SIS;
Rea. 626; Sloan. COZ; Ronk. 624. and Vos-
sen. SIS.
The Ferods Brake Lining team won three
games from the LuteS Hardware in the
Community League series at the Uptown
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Independent Net Notes

stars. are in the University Heights line
Heffelman Candy company. desire games.
The team has q good following. ST, Pats.
KS ird1SsIn st. Philips, Hridgsport
write kenneth SITTER. ri IS South Meridian
street.
Leaders. II to IS. and Christamore Comets.
II to Ia Teams having access to gyms.
cal RI; ls7a before 5 ?; m. or RI. $3.50
notice.
Holy Trinity A. G; lost to Rose Tire. 81
minutes Of PLAY trinity viii III meet meet Dixie
Fliers at Holy Trinity auditorium Sunday
afternoon. A. c. players are requested to
report for practice Saturday afternoon at
Hoosier Flyers and Hoosier Aces clash
Iea aSas game %r sS and N Hosspp sis
Wright and schmitt. guards, are probable
fHEs ST ne yss v wsarp se sd
MeCloud and Jamiet. guards. for the Aces.
For games with Flyers. call T. Wright at
1rvington e22S-J.
otr Ramblers. % 20 -. Belmont Ram
blers and Y. n. c. A. Juniors are re-
cuested to call Belmont 1858. Ask for Al.
East Park won the New Years day
tournament AZ the Broadway NJ, 3. gym.
and East Tenth street won the girls title.
Broadway Trt-Sis girls defeated East Park.
81 70 3. and East Tenth girls conquered
Bethany Christian. 20 TO 9. In nrst-round
games. East Tenth humbied Iris Sis. IT
70 g. TO capture the title. East Park bows
we're winners ever Bethany Christian. 50
TO "a, and East Tenth NJ z defeated
Broadway ~. E. IS 70 81. in nrst-round
boys contests. East Park won the finals.
- to 81.
East Parks desire road games. Write
Emerson Sheldon, stoi East New York
street. or call Cherry i4oe. Greenso1rg
Red Tags. Greenwood. Bloomfield and
indiana Delco Remy desires games with
teams playing in the i9 to 20-year-olc
class. having access to gymsS Call Be.
7e26. ask for Henry.
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l. U. GRAPPLERS WORK

<Pu Times Special
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Jan. s.
Indiana universitys mat squad re-
sumed work today for a hard Janu-
airy campaign, which will include
Nebraska here Jan. II, Ohio UNI
versity at Athens on Jan. is, and
Army at West Point on Jan. 10.
Captain Scott, Aldridge, Goodale,
Gray, Conner, Connolly, G. Belshaw,
Jessup, Sparks, Bell, Obringer, Reed,
Ross. E. Belsnaw, WarakSa, Unger
and Hojnacki are included on the
squad
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End of Major League
Trail Faces Gonzales
Veteran Cuban BaCkstop
Given Unconditional
Release by Chicago;
Served ID Years.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-The end of
the major league trail loomed up to-
day for one of the gamest players Of
modern times, old Mike Gonzales,
who Thursday was handed his I'M
conditional release by the Chicago
Cubs, making him a free agent.
Gonzales, with fourteen years of
conscientious effort behind him, is
80 and his arm no longer is the
whip" that caught many a runner
attempting to go down to second
The veteran Cuban, although an ex-
cellent backstop, never starred as
hitter.
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OFF blackboard
THE A BY VERN BOXELL

shifts in order to retain Fenel the speedy
sophomore floor guard who starred against
the national champs here Thursday.
Well try our luck again. Here
goes:
Vincennes over Bedford.
LoganspOrt over Lebanon (N.
RushviIle over Greensburg.
Anderson over Newcastle.
Greencastle over Brazil.
Martinsville over Franklin.
Frankfort over Muncte.
Columbus over Shelb"ville.
Tech over Kokomo.
Marion over Wabash.
Rochester over Richmond.
Snortridge over Upton.
Horace Mann over washington EAST
indiana State Normal over Wabash col
lege.
n
FRANKLIN and Columbus Of
4 flcialS, fans and players are at
swords points over an alleged in
vasion of the Columbus gym by w.
s. Porter. Franklin principal, with a
yard stick. Porter's purpose, it is
reported. was to measure the seats
and estimate the seating capacity in
an effort to take the basketball re-
gional away from Columbus. Column
bus officials claim Porter made the
intrusion without their knowledge or
consent. Porter declares he OBJ
tanned permission from the janitor
but the janitor is reported to have
denied this.
Columbus. Franklin and Greensburg
have applied for the same regional II
the former Is granted the tourney.
Franklin wants Ia be sent 20 Shelby
VILE or special regional created TO In
eIude Indianapolis. Which would indi-
cate that Franklin isn't over anxious
to play with the Bulldogs.
q
A husky center BIZ the name OF Meade
who played for Carrollton two years and
was high point man during that time, now
is enrolled in Logansport high school, and
soon will be eligible for competition. It
may take some time. however. for Coach
Wells to drill Meade into the Logan system
Bedford'S inconsistency causes
Grady Bennett, the Stone City
scribe, to burn under the collar
Grady spends most of one column
telling how good the Iveymen can
be if they want to, and how bad
they can be at other times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-03
BY DIXON STEWART
United Press STAFF Correspondent

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-Stabiliza-
ton of the football coaching pro-
fession is the most effective method
of eliminating substituting and re-
cruiting of college athletes, in the
opinion of many college athletic
leaders assembled here this week for
the N. C. A. A. and Football Coaches
Association meetings.
Although few coaches will COM
ment on the Carnegie Foundations
Bulletin No. 49, the majority of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-03
Thursday Basketball

COLLEGES
Butler Reserves Is; Illinois Reserves. 23.
N Y u, 20; Holy Gross, 81.
Yale, 26: Georgetown. %.
Nebraska, As; West Virginia, 10.
Allegheny AS; Alfred. 20.
Butler, 49, Illinois, 10.
Drury, %: Arkansas. rs.
Kansas. So; California, rs.
North Texas Teachers. 46; Simmons. 80.
Southwest Teachers. Al; Texas Chris
tian. 38.
Cathedral Indianapolis). %; Washing
'O connersvilIe. 81 New Albany. 80. (Three
overtime periods.l
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Trojans Set Record

Southern California Team Rolls Up
492 Points During Season.
BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 3.-The
Torjan football team that rolled
over the University of Pittsburgh at
Rose bowl New Years day not only
led all colleges in scoring for 1929,
but set up an all-time record as
far as Southern California elevens
are concerned.
The university archives showed
today that the At points scored
against Pitt placed the seasons
total at 492 for twelve games and
surpassed the mark of 1925 when
the first team coached at q. s. c..
by Howard Jones made 456 points
in thirteen contests.
Saunders led the Trojans In scor-
ing with 80 points, all made by
touchdoWnS.
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Quintets
In Action
Week. End Schedule Reveals
Galaxy of Feature
Net Contests.
BY VERN BOXELL


Holiday vacations ended, Indiana
high school quintets return to the
hardwood in full force this week.
end and 2 survey of the outstand-
ing teams in the state reveals one
of the most primiSing cards to date.
Many of the teams have passed
the halfway mark in their sched-
ules and are preparing for the final
drive which will end in the tourna-
ments in March.
Washington's undefeated Hatch
cts with ten victories recorded,
have an easy weekend, playing
Bloomington on their home court
Saturday night. Columbus Bulldogs,
defeated only by Connersville in nine
starts, will invade Shelbyville Fri
day and New Albany Saturday.
Franklin at Martinsville
MartinSville will be the scene OF
much activity Friday, when the i'm
proved Artesians will attempt to re-
verse the 32-to-1l drubbing handed
them early in the season by
Franklin.
Anderson will play double bill.
entertaining Newcastle and Marion
on Friday and Saturday. The In
dams hold victories over both teams.
Frankfort and Muncie hook up
at the former place in promising
tilt Friday. Both teams have
favored the delayed offense. Leb-
anon, after holding Frankfort to a
three-point win Wednesday, invades
LoganSport to tackle the Berries.
In the far north, the feature battle
involves the undisputed leadership
of the western division of the Big
Sixteen. Washington of East Chi
cago invades Horace Mann of Gary.
Both Are indicated
Both teams are undefeated in the
league, but the Horsemen appear on
the down trail. Froebel Gary
Journeys to Roosevelt &c. Chicago
for another headllner.
Tech and Kokomo clash in an
other important battle at the home
of the Wildcats. Tech has shown
Improvement while the Kats have
played on-and-of bali. Shortridge
of Indianapolis will entertain Tip
ton Friday night.
Vincennes follows its victory
Wednesday over Frankfort by en-
pertaining Bedford Friday and jour-
neying to Evansville to meet Gen.
trail Saturday.
Hartford City returns to the
court after a three weeks layotf to
play Peru, defeated but once, and
Dunkirk.
Other outstanding encounters on
the card include:
FRIDAY NIGHT
Southport at Broad Ripple.
T WashingtOn a. indianapolis at MooreS-
Vile.
Richmond at Rochester.
Auburn at Button.
Bloomington at Greennelo-
Wabash at Marion.
Greensburg at RushViile'
Rensselaer, at Delphi.
C5reencastle at Brazil.
CoIumbbis City at Garrett. >.-,,,.,
Mt. Carmel (1ll.l at Reitz tEvsnsvllleJ'
MishaWaka at Michigan City.
Goshen at South Bend.
Nappanee at Elkhart.
Emerson at Whiting.
Valparaiso at Hammond.
SATURDAY NIGHT
creensburg at Tech (Indianapons).
Sbortridqe IndianapoliS) at Alexandra.
Rroad Ripple at New Augusta. -.
washington undianapoAs) at 6eeSn
Grove. ~,,
Elkhart at valparaiso.
Dunkirk at Hartford City.
button at Waite Toledo. o..
SnfSerson CI,afayette) at Emerson (Gary).
S;iiliyan at Garfield (Terre Haute).
aiiendale CTiil at Bosse EVANSVILLE:
South Side eft. Wayne(. VS.. North Side'
greensboro KY. at Reitz (Eya aI.N.e
Gertsmeyer 1T. H., VS.. MartinsVlIle
NIL.
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ROSE TIRE FIVE WINS

The Rose Tire Company team
opened its season with decisive
81 to "a victory over the Holy
Trinity five, breaking the Trinity'S
long winning streak.
Rose Tire desires games with
strong state teams. Write or wire
Max G. Goldsmith, 12181s South
Meridian street, or call DR.. HOB
after $50 o. m.
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CARIDEO MAY Be PILOT

BIZ United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. s.
Members Of this years Notre Dame
football team will meet next
Wednesday to select a. 1880 captain.
Frank Carideo, all-American
quarter back this year, is the out
standing favorite to obtain. the
honor.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-03

One of the best of Butler uni
versity's varsity reserves is HUI
bert (Curleyl Hinchman, former
Greenfield high school flash.
Hinchman was one of the big
stars on the Bulldog football team
last fall and now is cavorting on
the hardwood. He is the under
study of Maurice Hosier, the ma
tional champions great floor
CtIard
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-03
BUSH SIGNS CONTRACT

BIZ Times SpeciGl
CHICAGO, Jan. ga two-year
contract was signed Thursday by
Guy Bush, right handed pitcher
who scored the Chicago Cubs only
victory over the Athletics in the
last world series. The salary was
not revealed, but was said to rep
resent a substantial increase.
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SCARLET MEETS NORMAL

BIZ Times Special
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, Jan. 3.
Wabash college meters left today
for Terre Haute, where they will
open their post-holiday season TO-
night opposing State Normal.
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PARK VARSITY WINS

With Everly hitting the hoop
from all angles to make an individ-
ual total of % points, the Park
school varsity defeated the Park
alumni Thursday afternoon, SO to
Is. Lange starred for the alumni
with seven field goals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-03
TURF OFFICIAL DIES

TORONTO, Ont, Jan. 3.-William
P. Fraser, secretary-treasurer OF the
Canadian Racing Association, died
here Thursday. He had been PROM
inent in turf circles for many years
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Creyhounds Work
Indiana Central Netmen Prepare for
Contest With n. A. G. U.

Contest With N. A. G. U.
Coach Harry Good is sending his
Indiana Central netmen through
some stiff workouts in preparation
for the Greyhounds' game with N.
A. G. U. neXh Wednesday night in
the new Central gym.
All of the Greyhound players are
in top shape with the exception Of
Brenemann, who still is suffering
from an ankle injury, suffered in
the Franklin game. He will be out
for two weeks.