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MOVED UP BY MARM0N

John Tainsh, sales manager OF
the Marmon Motor Car Company,
has been advanced to assistant
general sales director 1t was an
nounced today following business
meeting Of company officials in New
York.
The sales program for 1890 was
outlined at the New York meeting.
Tainsh was employed by the
Mitchell Motor Car Company before
joining the Indianapolis firm.
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Down the Alleys
BY LEFTY LEE

the bowlers in the city interested and tax
ing sides, he's been arranged between the
FAILS f cit7 Wage Lager i ciub The first three
games of this contest will be rolled on the
Elks Club :, alleys SunSd a;y Jani H. arg
Jan. 26. The Marotts boast of such stars
as Rasmussen. F. and L. Fox. Wiesman,
outft has i Jess Pritchett, schleimer, FehT.
Robinson, Westover and Mack. A purse
for the winner Of each set, and the win
ranged and real bowling can be expected,
Clubs.
to ts Of so0 Ho on games Of si1 i %
for the Marott Shoe Shop team over the
Ballard Ice Sts b the city ns te a6o
Ser Club Coffee team came, out OF their
slump long enough to cop two from the
Hare R1ys aso rom
Harry tG W KTeis led long list o. 900 totals
VIII score ss4 q Mack eo
shriver. 638; Daugherty. sos, Nordholt.
636; Myers sos; Cray. SOP, and Miller, $50:
which included the high single game oil
The onnegut Hardware Mothershead ard
FIFTEEN. and Hetherington-BeIneeTT teams r @un
& Peters and and wege-stanford took the odd
55o s1f 5'f Ess r. pH sas3
Vauhn and Childers were. over the 800
mark durin .gthis series with totals OF SAL
SIS 500 and GIT.
Fehr started with I72 and then cane
back with counts OF 255 ana ga nc 70 E SSgsl
League play at Pritchett's.. Wise rolled
third. Game result. showed the the ono q.o
sourian each taking two from. the Motor
Queen. Sewanee River. MOUND CiSy anu
ROYAL Palm. as the Queen City won three
from the Lake Shore.
The Hoosier optical VS.. oeftering-Litzel-
man Coal Company match IN the WASH
team tea M winning the entire series the frst
bv seven pins and the second ana thiro
with twelve pins to spare; A The ma Yen
was Won by the watkins boys. The Ajax
Gold Bond also continued to threaten the
leaders * taking s sns9e IRON mcr faf Ma
chine G. & M Co. and He1elman Candy
each won two from the 1n6ianapolS MINI
WheeleLs LUNCH TnXedo Fss eeb nno bated
10 lose a game and forcd the Wheeler
Lunch to roll l.o7o against tneif diVSS 70
81; KTiner, sos: Scar. SAG; White. 500:
Berberich. e04; Jung. 6ls; Eller' 6oo' ana
In the Community League play on the
Uptown alyeys. the Maple Road bank.
won three games from the Lutte Hardware.
Fiftv-fourth Street Merchants and Broad
ways. while the G. C. johnson won t"o
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Iowa Status
J Considered

BpTnjfed Press -,.
. IOWA CITY, Ia, Jan. 1.-THE
status of eleven Iowa athletes Sus-
,ended from contests because they
obtained money from a trust fund
wa sreferred to the Intercollegiate
Conference after a meeting OF fhe
Iowa University eligibility committee
and a committee Of Big Nine fac
ulty representatives that ended
early today.
The Big Nine representatives dld
not interview any athletes. The
trust fund" from which the eleVeh
obtained money led to the gushing
of Iowa from the Big Ten.
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game and the outcome OF tonighvs
tussIe is regarded as a tossup.
Captain McCracken is expected to
lead the Crimson from his center
position. with Strickland and B. Mil
Ter or cellar at forwards and Waller
and Blagrave at guards.
Yates and Stevenson at forwards;
Chagnon, center, and Ashley and
Fish or Temple. guards, probably
viii be the Chicago lineup. Steven
son, Ashley and Fish are former
Indiana scholastic stars.
Northwestern wish three former
Hoosier prep players in the lineup,
is expected to have little trouble
with Minnesota at Minneapolis,
whileWhile Wisconsin, still in the
running despite their loss to North
western, is a favorite over Ohio
State at Columbus. Illinois is in
atciye.
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George" physicians told him
gravely. 1--WE will be honest with
YOU. 1t looks as If three months
is all you have to live"
George flashed a grin from I'M
der his tousled head.
That doesn't change the sig
nails" ne answered. Guess I'll
just keep bucking the line"
@
1T was bucking the line that dis
l. located vertebra in his back
when FL Paso high was playing
Pontiac high for the conference
lead. The score was 6 TO S.
Neither team could get the upper
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NEW YORK, Jan. 1I.-Paolino
Uzcudun was back in the ranks of
the heavyweight contenders today
as the result Of a convincing ten
round victory over Otto Won Porat,
Chicago Norwegian, in Madison
Square Garden Friday night.
Staging q courageous comeback,
after losing the first two rounds,
Paolino hooked and hammered the
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hand. The Fl Paso ROSTERS begged
from the sidelines for a winning
score. George Hunt sat on the
reserves bench, his head awry
from pain.
Please, coach, let me so in" he
pleaded as the second half started.
The coach shook his head. For
another quarter the tide Of bat
tie was even.
AS the third quarter started, the
coach nodded to George and the
youth ran 20 the field to take
charge Of his team as quarter
back.
The ball was on his own 40-yard
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Easter Hero
to be Honored
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
LONDON, Jan. 11.--An Aneri-
can-owned horse probably will be
the favorite in the 1880 Grand Ma
tional steeplechase at Liverpool, it
appeared today when the names of
eighty-four entries were announced.
w. H. Whitneys veteran Easter
Hero, which ran second to Grega-
ZACH last year, was among those
named, and was expected to be
made the betting choice.
Gregalach also was one of the
twenty nine named for this years
race who were among last years
record field Of Sixty-six starters.
The race is scheduled 20 be run on
March %,
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1t Isn't Whether You Win or Lose-Is How Play the Game

the countryside. Benefit games
in which Pontiac High played too
raised 1900 and George was sent
to the hospital here.
Friday another misfortune was
added to his burden. His cousin,
Harry Massey, who had given
George a home since he was II,
drove here to see him. His truck
killed a street car supervisor.
Massey was held in jail on a
charge of manslaughter in lieu Of
$4,000 bail.
Il hope can be freed MASSEY
said. L want TO take George
home before he dia&"
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BIZ nifcd Press
CHICAGO, Jan. lift there
~ were an au-American team
for football stars who play gamely
against death, George Hunt, l6-
year-old Ell Paso Ull) high school
athlete. would be the captain.
The dauntless spirit that sent
him into g game last October,
though his back was twisted so
severely he could not turn his
head to the front, kept a smile
on his face as ne lay in the Hi
nois Research hospital here to-
day.
You probably can't make it,
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line. Four times the plucky quar-
ter back called his own signal and
plunged through the line. The
ball was on the opponents 10-yard
line. Again George called the
signal that gave him the ball. He
raced around the end. He was
past the scrimmage line. 1t looked
like a touchdown. Then a jersey
youth loomed up in front.
FORGE crashed into him and
W fell. He couldn't get up.
They carried him of the field in
= blanket. the hero of e Paso and
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Shires Stops
Al Spohrer

By United Press
BOSTON, Jan. 11.-Spotrer out,
ShireS, unassisted.
Thus might be recorded the re-
suit of the boxing contest Friday
night between Art Shires, White
Sox first baseman, and Al Spohrer,
Braves catcher.
A terrific right by Shires, which
caught Spohrer flush on the chin in
the second round and sent him to
the canvas for the count of eight,
paved the way for the Chicagoan's
technical knockout in the fourth
round.
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Johnny Rogers Leads Field
in $4,000 Los Angeles Open
Denver Boy Two Strokes in Front; Leonard Schmutte
Within Striking Distance; Many Stars in Meet.

of the top. In this group were Bobby
Cruickshank OF New York; Billy
Burke of Port Chester, N. Y; Abe
Espinosa of Chicago; Fay Coleman
of Los Angeles; Tommy Armour of
Detroit, and Massie Miller of Nor
wich, Conn.
Among the stars near the top was
the brilliant Indianapolis boy. Leon
ard Schmutte, who is pro at Lima.
O. Schmutte had II.
There will be eighteen holes Of
play today and a final thirty-six
holes to complete the fifty-four hole
event, Sunday.
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SEEK CALVIN IN NORTH
Missing Business Man Identified
Positively at Fl. Wayne.

Search for Otis F. Calvin, go,
missing president Of the Indianap-
oils Sand and Gravel Company, who
disappeared from his home at 1850
Graceland avenue, today turned to
TT. Wayne.
Two residents Of Fl. Wayne re-
ported seeing Calvin, missing since
Dec. 80 and believed victim Of
amnesia, and both positively identi-
fed him from photographs. He ap-
piled for a laborer's job with con-
struction company in Ft. Wayne last
Saturday, authorities here have been
informed, but was rejected as too
old,
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POLISH RUNNER CLEARED

NEW YORK, Jan. lJ,--The for
eign relations committee Of the A.
A. U. today lifted the ban against
Stanislaw Petkiewicz, Polish dis
lance runner and conqueror of
Pavo Nurmi. The committee pre-
viously barred Petkiewicz because Of
suspicious circumstances" sur
rounding his visit to this country.
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HOCKEY PLAYER DIES

BIZ United Press
NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, Jan. II.
Eddie Baker, 26, defense man on
the Niagara Falls team of the Inter
national Hockey League, died here
today of injuries suffered in a
hockey match here Thursday night,
when he collided with a team mate
during the game with Buffalo. Bak-
er's home was at North Bay,
Ontario.
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JAPAN CUPPERS ENTER

PARIS, Jan. 1o.-Japan today
cabled its entry in the Davis Cup
Tennis competition, in the Amer
lean zone. The entry brings the
total to ten, the lowest number
since 1924.
Entries close Jan. 81. Drawings
will be made Feb. In Paris.
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Indiana and urdue
Swing Into Big Nine
Basket Race Tonight
Michigan InvadeS Lafayette for important Clash With
BoiermakeT Squad as Crimson Meets Chi
Cago at Midway Floor.

hgans hopes Of repeating its 1923 conference co-t performance
wolverines
find its stride
entry the Indiana university
journeyed o Chicago opening
game Lafayette quntets striving desperately
victory championship
still loss for run
probably will get
wooden and Boots Guards
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SHARE CUE HONORS

BIZ CntteG PTfSS
BROOKLYN, Jan. i1.-Willie
Hoppe and Eric Hagenlacher divided
honors in pair of billiard matches
here Friday night. Hoppe won the
1871 balkline competition, 200 to 40,
scoring all his points in one run,
while Hagenlacher won the three
cushion match, Is to 4.
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FIELDS WINS BY K. 0.
Weller King Shows Skill by Stop
ping Owens in Second.

By United Press
CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-THE welter-
weight championship rested Just as
securely today on the head OF
Jackie Fields. Fields showed his
skill Friday night in a non-tltle
mont at the Chicago stadium by
winning a technical Knockout from
Jimmy Owens, Oklahoma. In the
second round of a scheduled ten
round fight
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Friday College Scores

STATE SCHOOLS
Butler. 90: Wabash. Is.
oakland CITY. 81; Hanover. 20 ..
Indiana Reserves. 80; Illinois Reserves
western state Teachers michigan. 3d.
Manchester. Is.
state Normal. 46. COncorqla. q
OTHER SCHOOLS
Ioyola. 81: South Dakota State; IL
West Vfrvinia 81: Georgetown, -
Marietta IS: KENYON. "a. =.
Otterbein, 90: Muskingrm. 20
Missouri. 30; Iowa State, "a.
csrinnel. is; Cornell ,Collese- ls'
Hirann. 2S; Ohio Northern, -. >.-,,.u,
tEtrhigan Tech. 81: Northland College
Ashland. Wis. IA.
Creiehton. IS: Kentucky. q;
south Dakota. IS; North Dakota 81
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STADIUM Is SELECTED

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Army
Illinois football game next fall will
be played at Yankee stadium on
Nov. s, instead OF at the Polo
Grounds, in order TO accommodate
a larger crowd, it has been an
nounced.
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PICK CARNERA OPPONENT

BIZ Jnlttu PTtsS
NEW YORK, Jan. 11-Primo
Camera, italian heavyweight, will
make his American debut in ten
round bout against Big Boy Peter
son of New Orleans in Madison
Square Garden, Jan. "a.
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U. RESERVES WIN
Jasper Leads Crimson 10 Victory
Over Illinois Five.

~ Times SDccidt
BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Jan. IL
Led by Jasper, Indiana university'S
reserve team defeated Illinois re-
serves here Friday night, 80 to 10.
The Hoos:ers took an early lead
and were in front. l3 to 9, at the
half. Ashby and Massey also
shared in the scoring for the Grim
son five.
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Three of the stars of the Kirsh-
baum Meters five, which will play
the Whitestown independents at
the Kirshbaum center Sunday
night are pictured above.
At the upper left is Harris Stein,
the Jewish teams classy 220-
pound guard, who has been a
star in local circles for years.
At the upper right is Nate
kaufman, one of the greatest
guards in the state. kaufman
is an old Shelbyville high school
ace.
Below is Alvin Goldsmith, crack
forward of the KirshbaumS. Gold
smith is a former Manual star.
Ralph Margolis, former Univer-
sity of Illinois athlete, is coach.
The Kirshbaums have met but
one defeat this season, that at
the hands of the classy st. Philips
aggregation. Sunday nights game
will be followed by a dance.
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Race Entries
Saturday

AT HAVANA
First Race $1,000; 4-year-olds six fur
longs)-Miss Fountain. 81 Senator Fiddler,
FIJI 1872 s B shey o2 ri e FIT 92 1911 7@ Hs
Angelus, 81. .Crittall, 1902; Sun Fast. 107;
Kingsport., los; Always. l07; coverwoodd,
Black wrack. lis; Geo Stack, lis; Oh Me,
Second Race $1,000 4-year-olds and
up; claiming; six rlongS)-Br1gand, l07;
eqdomir 26a 9o MAJ skeh oa G09
LOT; Bobbinalong, 1902. Quintana Roo. 107;
Golden M. ITO; Flitphen, 102; Mac Day,
1907; Louis Rubenstein, 102; Flaneur 107;
lis: Twilight song Belascoain, 1o5.
Third Race Isl 900: 4-year-olds and up;
claiming; six furlongs)-Pot Full, 109;
Rsck Agate 1o Pan 49, Efh9l Gallig 64
Mintcel, 1Oz;; Shorty O., ito.
Fourth Race $1,000; .s-year-olds: i've
and one-half furlongsl -Donora, l01; Pur-
Amour. los; Thos. LOG; Royal Sable, LOG;
Title Oak. 106: Western Princess, l07; Lei
Ter Bunny, 101.
fifty yards -Loyala. 113; Copper Son; 1903;
Perfect Alibi. 105; Lucky Man, 1o8 Wash
ington Rose. 101: Princess Margaret, lO5.
Sixth Race $1,000: .s-year-olds; FLIES
and mares; mile and fifty yards Eliza
beth s.. los; Cliftons Lass. go; Shasta
Belle, ito; Kitty Cat, LOG: Ormonita, 90;
Rattle. 90; Pennsylvania Second. ITO.
Seventh Race 81 900: s-year,olds and
teer. 1914; Mainsheet. 1O7; Festic, 1903;
Isoard. 1o4; Wrackeen, ITO; Pachelo, 1o4.
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POSTPONE NET GAME

The scheduled game between Ball
Teachers and Indiana Central at
University Heights tonight has been
postponed, it has been announced.
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WANT JACK AS REFEREE

NEW YORK, Jan. Livery ef-
fort to have Jack Dempsey referee
the Jack Sharkey-Phil Scott heavy
weight bout at Miami Feb. Z, will be
made by Jimmy Johnston, manager
OF the Englishman.
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Layton Is
Victor in
Cue Event
Beats ReiseIt and Retains
World Three Cushion
Championship.

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. ll.-Johnn
Layton of Sedalia, Mo, has prove
his right to the world three-cushio
billiard championship by defending
his laurels against a field Of seven
coptenders.
Layton retained his title by de-
feating Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia,
former champion, in the final match
Friday night, so to 80. in forty-three
innings. BY the victory Layton won
approximately $4,000.
Layton won six games and lost
one in the tournament. His only
defeat was administered by AUgie
Kieckhefer, Chicago southpaw, 30
to 38. in ftyeight innings.
In the other game Friday Allan
Hall of Chicago, formerly of ST
Louis, beat Kieckhefer, so to 81, In
forty-one innings.
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DATES ARE CHANGED

A shift in dates has set the Short
ridge Bedford basketball game for
Feb. Is, local officials have an
nounced.
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CHESTERS ARE BEATEN

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Jan. Ii
Western State Teachers college Of
Kalamazoo defeated Manchester
college here Friday, IS to IS. Chap
man starred for the Indiana quin-
tet.
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SPEARS Is MENTIONED

Minnesota Coach Is Possible Sue
cessor to McEwan at Oregon.
BIZ United Press
EUGENE, Ore, Jan. 1.-THE Uni
versity of Oregon today was hunting
a football coach. Captain John j.
McEwan had reached an agreement
for $6,250 to give up his contract,
which ran until the end of the 1880
season. DR.. Clarence w. Spears
of Minnesota was mentioned as a
possible successor,
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AT NEW ORLEANS

First Race Isl, 600; claiming; 4-year-
oldS and up mile and a sixteenth) Bon
fills. 1oei Shanty McCarty, ia; St. Mat
Mahon, 109; Aristides, ia Herb Ashby.
ll4; Corn Belt, ia; Peter, Peter, ia; Jeb,
1903; Dolly Seth. l04: Indian Guide. l09
Gay Lothario, ia; Pretty Michele, 100;
Borough Monger. ia; Great Sport, ia;
Yarge, 109; Coy. 109.
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Columbus. "a; Brazil. "a.
Mn a4ag.,11io 80; M NSine ss 10.
sE TfaS city. 81 81 sa Elass1Hn s.
Griffith. Al; Merrillville, IS.
Greenwood. 10: Southport. 9.
North Vernon. 80; Austin, 20.
Vile. SO. =" '1''N''''''' -
WRSsasei a. S HSaY F4snoes2l e. 49,
Culver. %; Winamac. IA.
Monitor. SO; Klondike. 20.
Wea. AZ; Stockwell, %.
Monticello, 81; Remington, az.
S SoodH!ap9d q: e.; F evils z. 2s
s.. IP aai, g. s.: 5ss 1SS' Township. 81.
Galveston, q; Twelve Mile; a.,
gontS Ben 3D. 81 Clay Rym Manh - sS
Goshen. q; La Porte. q (overtime).
Elkhart. "a; warsaw. II.
EdWardsburg (Mich.O, 23; CasSopolis, 16.
Edwardsburg Reserves, 10: CaassopoliS
Riley South Bend, IS; Central Cub Re-
Centerville. So: Green's Fork a6.
Kitchell 80; st. Andrews (Richmond),
Lynn, SO; Mckinley. 81.
Liberty, So; Whitewater. Is.
Knightstown. q: Moreland, 70.
Wiley CTerre Haute), A.: State tTerre
Hautel. %.
GARFIELD (Terre Haute). IT Tech (Terre
Hautel, II.
Digger. 81: Jasonville. so.
Graysville. 40; Sullivan. 20.
Van Buren,. 81; Glenn. 10.
Otter Creek. So; Honey Greek. ls.
Black Hawk. %; Prairie Creek, "a.
Newport. IS; St. Bernice, Is.
North Manchester. 80; Akron, 1e.
Chippewa. IS: Somerset. 30.
Urbsna. Az Roam. 10.
Horace Mann Cary. Is; Whiting, ls.
Valparaiso. %: Froebel (Garyl, 81.
Roosevelt EAST Chicago. 40; Emerson
Washington EAST Chicago. 2s: Ham
mond. %.
North Judson. 81: Kewanna. Is.
North Judson Reserves. 20; Kewanna
Reserves. Is.
Nappanee. 81: Michigan City. rs.
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Babe Is Firm
on Demands

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-Babe Ruth
was scheduled to depart for Florida
today, holdout.
II want a three-year contract at
$85, 600 a year" said Ruth. Il think
I deserve it and I'm going to hold
out for that amount. The next move
is up to the Yankees. Right now I'm
going to get in shape"
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Fourth Race $4,000 added; handicap;
3-year-olds and up: milei - (alPatricia
Marian 107: Wood River. So; Uluniu. lo7;
Mole Hill, 1O5; Disturb, 100; (al OLD Slip,
1902: Paul Bunyan. lis; Tantivy, ITO;
High Score, ia; Donnay. ia; (b) First
Mission. 1902; War Instigator. 107; Smolder-
ing. 100; (bl Lord Bradelbane, 105; BY
Product. 90; (c)Calf Roper, 1903; Rocket
Glare, ga: Dowagiac, 118; (cl That's It,
100; Wellett, 1903; Uncommon Gold, 109.
(a)G Collins entry.
(b) Miss Blanche Watson entry.
(c) Three D entry.
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AMATEUR NOTES

Modern woodmen and Heffelman Candy
Company clash at 7;3O p m. MONDAY, at
the Marigold Club. Woodmen are Leading
edge over Indianapolis Plating Company.
end Hefclman Candy is N third. II
HeHs win. a three-way tie for first will
result HefTs have a strong line including
Wallace, Rumple. Fletcher, Layton, Slifer,
n. Kent and L. Kent.
Riverside Cubs want games in the 10
vear-old class with teams having access
10 GYMS. Call Ii 1925 after p. m, ask
for Art
Bethany Christian turned in two top
heavy Victories this week, defeating Shell
BY Cleaners. 81 to 9. and Mayer Chapel,
IS to 20 Bethany wants a game for TO-
nigh Any 1Gs5 team 3 FAY Access iset to gym
Buddies. fast local five, want games
with city or state teams in the l40-pound
class. Write s. D. NaperS at 827 South
Cardinals. Muncie Midgets and Kokomo
Tigers take notice.
Atkins will clash with Power and Light
hall Also c. and J. and Irvington Tro-
JAMS ct $50. Teams desiring games on
Saturday call Ii. ASH or II. So54-R after
p. m. ask for Mckinney.
Holy Trinity a. c. defeated South Side
Merchants. IS to IS. Smiley and Becker
starred Tor the Merchants. A. C.s meet
memorial Bsptists Sunday afternoon at
Holy Trinity auditorium.
Holy Trinity Bearcats desire games. on
a home and home basis with teams play
ing in the i4-tO-l6-year-old class. Call
Be-. 1898. ask for SSeeter. Rhoolus Dark
Horses. Y ~. c. A. Juniors, Hawthorne
Juniors. take notice.
Y. H. II. A. METERS are anxious to
schedule games with strong city and
state teams Il. AS now are playing on
their new floor every Tuesday night and
SUNDAY afternoon. A game is wanted for
sunday afternoon with q local quintet.
Call Ii 5766 or write II West Morris
street.
Holy Trinity Juniors defeated Y NJ. c.
A leaders. q 10 y. Juniors meet In
perial =. c. in a preliminary game at
Holy Trinity auditorium.
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Second Race $4,000; claiming; 4-year-
olds and up; mile and an eighth Ham.
ioe; Punkie, l07; Nancy Seth. 1903; West
Wind, III; Villager, 1903; william Penn,
liz; Bun, 109; Iraq. ZIG; Chattahoochoe,
i0l Penguin, 116; Blue Meteor, 107; Mara
hou, 107; Thistle AriouS, Ill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-11
OAKS BEAT HANOVER
Turn In Surprise Victory; Home
Towners Never Headed.

BN Times Special
OAKLAND CITY, Ind, Jan. IL
Oakland City college won its first
basketball game in seven starts Fri
day night by defeating Hanover, a
heavy favorite, "a to 20. The Oaks
took the lead at the start and never
were headed. holding a Is to 5 ad-
vantage at the half.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-01-11

Seventh Race $1,000 claiming; 4-year-
ODDS and up: mile and an eighth)--Flo-
renda, LOG; Gold Ridge, 1o9; Leonardeau,
i'll: Tom Cagwin. 1I2; Sport Dress 106;
Bourbon. l07; Reform. 1l2; Wood Gain,
III: Chatson. 1O7; Troll. III; Or. Fred,
ZIG; Agitate. 1902; Stage Struck, Ill.